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Linus Tech Tips Live Show Archive - November 30, 2012
Topics:
4:08 - Hanging a video card on the wall
9:24 - The safety word is "cockroach"
15:10 - Linus' sword & stealing power tools from Dad
34:00 - *Main Discussion Topics* Intel's upcoming platform with CPUs soldered to motherboards
1:01:14 - Alternatives to mouse/keyboard for disabled and others
1:06:00 - Scythe USA is out of business
1:07:30 - Lucid Logix - What is it useful for, and why didn't it take off?
1:12:12 - Stapling motorcycles together???
1:13:00 - Human babies are useless
1:17:40 - Apps vs Applications
1:21:03 - Physical vs digital software & DRM discussion
1:26:14 - WHY AREN'T THERE MORE CO-OP GAMES FOR PC??
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