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Timestamps (Courtesy of NoKi1119):
0:00 Chapters.
0:37 Intro.
1:12 LTT's 3rd party investigation summary.
1:46 Topic #1: Spotify's Car Thing discontinued.
3:02 Spotify's notice, comments on YT Creator Studio's database.
9:04 Issues with replies, spambots, Reddit as an example.
15:21 What can Spotify do to make this right?
22:22 Topic #2: PSU Circuit, LTT LABS' new AI-powered channel.
27:00 Critiques, why AI-voiced, channel's purpose, sustainability.
39:25 Automatically generated videos.
42:26 LTT screwdriver promotion giveaway.
43:22 Merch Messages #1.
44:04 Would you make an apple leather jacket?
49:31 Stolen items in tech upgrades, was it a joke or real?
Cont. Topic #2: PSU Circuit.
56:16 LTT Lab's website.
58:54 Topic #3: Qualcomm ARM chip powered laptops, "recall" feature.
1:02:24 Elijah considers Linux, why is MS fixated on MacBooks?
1:06:26 Linus mentions Chromebook, Luke wants to switch.
1:11:02 Windows on Arm ready software.
1:13:08 The feature will come regardless of how you feel.
1:14:24 What doesn't work on Linux for WAN Show?
1:18:33 Sponsors.
1:18:47 Ridge.
1:19:37 Acronis.
1:20:37 Moosend.
1:22:18 Merch Messages #2.
1:22:24 Advice to balance work with partner?
1:27:35 How have Linus's kids responded to older games?
1:29:12 Anything bad happened before an event, but you still went?
1:48:28 Topic #4: Google's search engine AI suggests The Onion article.
1:50:27 Topic #5: CoolerMaster's Chinese site translation error.
1:50:49 Topic #6: iFixIt drops Samsung over irreparability.
1:51:37 Topic #7: Cold Ones rates YT products ft. LTT screwdriver.
1:55:23 MrBeast's original chocolate, Elijah's first mango.
1:58:18 FP's cable management videos, worldwide content.
2:00:26 "Buy a plane," Luke on business class cost, Taylor Swift.
2:03:18 "Jesus nut," Linus would relocate for a personal helicopter.
2:07:27 Jetson, where would Linus move to?
2:09:44 Topic #8: US increases tariffs on Chinese EVs & products.
2:10:37 Topic #9: Scarlett Johansson states OpenAI copied her voice.
2:14:26 Topic #10: Battlestate Games slashes upgrade price by half.
2:16:36 Topic #11: ICQ to shut down by the 26th of June.
2:18:22 Linus calls for assistance with digitizing ReBoot.
2:24:20 Blu-ray ft. Luke leaves, Dan "moves."
2:25:31 Merch Messages #3 ft. WAN Show After Dark.
2:25:49 Any pet related tech you ended up loving?
2:26:48 When did LTT writers get more screen time?
2:30:14 Who would you like to invite onto the WAN Show?
2:33:02 Was it worth it to install Type C & A outlets?
2:34:09 Thoughts on laws that protect from web scrapers?
2:35:25 Have you played Dark & Darker?
2:35:38 VR games besides Beat Saber that Linus uses to work out?
2:36:39 How can I prep Chromebook students to use Windows?
2:37:16 Did YouTubers reach out to Floatplane for streaming?
2:39:24 Wishing a happy birthday to an unnamed husband.
2:39:53 Outro ft. Solving the biggest problem ever.
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