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The WAN Show: AMD Mantle, Phone Bloatware Banned, Source Engine 2, Jan 31th, 2014
WAN Show Document: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/109633-january-31st-2014-the-wan-show-document/
3:15 Mantle is Here! Kinda.
8:45 Steam in-home Streaming
15:38 Is there such thing as an unfair experiment?
19:22 Candy Ass Candy Eater
22:29 Body swap with Oculus
25:05 Source 2 Engine + HL3?
27:04 Google is ranking ISP's based on youtube performance
30:18 Backblaze is at it again...
37:27 Huge list of failure rates on PC components
42:17 BeWifi shares wifi
47:40 South Korea bans unremovable mobile bloat-ware
52:55 Nintento no allowed to stop certain hackers
55:17 Satoru Iwata halves his salary again
1:06:58 Google glass will come in more styles and with prescriptions
1:08:54 Biggest battle in EVE ever... No really its a big deal!
1:15:01 Linus is mad about cheese
1:16:44 Helping Austin Evans
If you’re passionate about political commentary, social issues, and want to stay updated on current events through an insightful lens, then 'Timcast' is the TV series you’ve been waiting for. Hosted by Timothy Daniel Pool, a renowned American political commentator and podcast host, 'Timcast' offers viewers a deep dive into pressing topics with unfiltered opinions and analyses. With six seasons and an impressive 5674 episodes, there's no shortage of content to keep you engaged.
**The Origins of Tim Pool and 'Timcast'**
Timothy Daniel Pool first rose to prominence during the 2011 Occupy Wall Street protests. Armed with just his cell phone, he brought real-time coverage of the events as they unfolded on the streets of New York City. His dedication to authentic journalism led him to co-found The Other 99 media company, which utilized innovative methods like live streaming and aerial drones for event coverage. This hands-on approach provided unique insights into significant global protests, setting the stage for what would become 'Timcast.'
