I always was very in tune to what was on the other side of the net that's how I got a lot better in tennis everybody's always in tune with themselves I always was thinking about what a player did well or what they didn't do well and so I always like that's my focus and then the biggest outlier for me as a kid you're pretty much only in your area code once I started playing and you get out of your area code you can kind of see better players and see where the game is going because now all of a sudden it motivates you but I still think about even when I was not as good in basketball and baseball and I played every game as a kid I was better than almost everybody else because once again just like in tennis I was always thinking about what kids don't do well so I want to find that area and then maximize what I can do that that's what I was always thinking about


Okay, we talk about the interrupts, we talk about how to find the definition of the interrupt, definitely this definition I will show you. Here the NVIC, this name for the set parity you can find here in the STM32F, in my case 401XE and this is the name of the interrupts. Here you can find which interrupts we have on the STM32, but this is not only some interesting part, I think I have one on this part. In the it.c you may be wondering how you can discover this name of this interrupt handler. Okay, QPimx will generate this name for you, but how to discover which name you need to use, because there is many handlers, the SysTape, the MsunFault handlers, and in case that I want to add the interrupts manually, how I can discover this name. This is very easy, this definition of the all interrupt handlers names is hidden in the startup file. It's in the startup file called startup underscore STM32F 401XE.S, in my case, I can open this startup file. What is the startup file? This is file when usually the microcontrollers have the basic configuration which is done after the startup, and here I also define all the interrupt vectors. This file have the end.s, this mean this file is completely written in assembler, but it's not necessary to change this file. Also be careful, this file looks differently in the different IDEs, because unfortunately the assembler routines and the compiler routines which I use in the assembler are not standardized. Then each IDE with their own compiler have the different looks for the IDE. We mainly have, I think, three, one for the IR, second for the KAL, and third for the GCC. We can look on this file. On the beginning, we usually have the allocation of the stack, but here we can see, here is the definition of the vector table, which is the end wake, and we have here all our interrupts. First is the setting of the stack, this is usually our first part in the interrupt table. Second part is the handler for the REST set. REST set is also some kind of the interrupt. Then we can see, nutmaskable interrupt had found our famous sys-tick. Here are watchdogs, it's on, but we can here see the xt, the a0, here to handler. If we compare this name with our IT, you can see the name is identical. Then if you're searching for the new interrupt, you can go into the startup file, copy this interrupt handler and put it, for example, here, define it as a void. In case that you enable this interrupt in your code with the end wake and also configure the pin, the interrupt, it will work. I think we can try it on the end, but what I want to talk about this also, it was here, it's also the definition of the REST set handler. This means that after the microcontour starts, he always starting here from the REST set. Then first what the microcontour execute, it's that he start to execute the system init function, and then he starts to initize the memories and goes to the main.c. Then the microcontour not start in the main.c, he starting here. Then don't forget on this. The system init function is defined here in the CMSIS. It's called the system underscore stm32f4x6. You can see here is the system init. And it's usually only used for the denitization of the microcontour to be sure that you start with the correct parameters. Then the microcontour jumps into the initialization routine when he copy data from the flash into the RAM if you have the initialized variables in your code, and then he jump into the main. This is common for the all IDEs. Only here this assembler file looks a little bit different. And some things which is usually also here in case that your interrupt is not defined in your code here in the interrupt.c and you accidentally enable this interrupt. Then here on the bottom of the startup file are the weak definition of this interrupts. You know like our callbacks, they are defined as weak. Then if you don't use the callback, they use the undefined function. Then it's the same for the interrupt hanglers. If you don't enable the interrupt and you don't define the handler, he can end here and he jump here into the endlessly and he will be here forever. Then be careful. If you during the debugging discover that you are here on some faults or inside the asset vector which belongs to the real time counter it's preferably that you enable the real time counter interrupt but you not define this interrupt inside your code. Okay, this was about the starting the code. Then you now know what the startup file can do for you and also why is the system in it function here. In case that you don't want to delete this if you don't want to set the micro counter in the default state you are sure that the micro counter is in the default. More than less you can for example delete these lines and not use the system in it and you can also delete this file for the IDE. It's on you. Now we wanted to add the new interrupt. I think we can here use the XT1 then here in the interrupt I use the void. I copy the name. It will be also void. I will use again the HLIB for the interrupt handling. This mean I use the HL GPIO underscore XT underscore I try to advise me the handler and pin will be the GPIO pin underscore 1. Okay. Then when I initialize the pin I enable the interrupt then he will handle for me this interrupt. Then in main I definitely need here handle the callback then if my pin is the GPIO underscore pin is equal to GPIO pin underscore 1 then for example I don't know what to put but I can use here this part to turn the light on like not do this with the button I will do this with the pin. Okay. And now I need also I define the callback what will happen after I detect this interrupt but I need also to initialize the pin then I will put it here inside the GPIO mix so it's not so correct but I think it will be faster. I will use the pin I don't know which one I will try the PC1 for example to make for me faster initialization I can here do the trick I here add the end symbol or the OR symbol and I here put the GPIO underscore pin underscore 1 now I initialize the PC13 and also PC1 and both to create the interrupt on the falling edge then this is okay but the last part I definitely need to enable this interrupt then I add here the hl underscore nvc underscore set parity and I can search for the name I will go to definition it will be the STM32F401XE.h I know that this is the name which I need to use put it here I have the separate 0 the pension parity also 0 here I put the hl underscore nvc underscore enable interrupt with the same name after I do this I will be able to use this interrupt and we can try to test this I can run my code I can slide with my finger over these buttons and if you know where is the PC1 then it will work if I slide on the left side it seems it's on the left header I slide with one slide I turn it on and on the end of the header I turn it off and on then it's working we define the handler on our own but with QPEMIX is usually a situation much faster because he do all this for you automatically you don't need to search for the handlers put all the code inside but I wanted to show you how to search for the interrupt handlers that the name is not random the names are fixed


What's up guys? This is Dr. Ali Hader and I wanted to quickly jump on here and talk about some of Donald Trump's recent comments that he made at a rally in Wisconsin regarding the reporting of COVID deaths in the United States and the insinuation that physicians and hospitals may be falsifying diagnoses and death certificates insinuating that there was some sort of financial incentive for doing so. Now all of this is really a bunch of baloney and it's not really backed by any sort of evidence. Again, another reason why politics and science should never really mix aside from policy. So let's take a listen to some of the things that he said. You know some countries they report differently.  Okay, so first of all millions of people in America and the world have underlying conditions including quote heart problems. Now if someone with a heart problem dies in a car accident or gets shot down and killed by a gunshot wound how do you think that person died from the heart problem or the car accident or the gunshot? Obviously, it's the latter. So why would somebody who acquires an infection that is the ultimate cause of death be attributed to their underlying disorder? Of course, there's contribution of underlying comorbidities and I did a video on this to discuss how death certificates are actually filled out. However, to say that COVID had nothing to do with somebody's death just because that underlying heart condition is ludicrous. In fact, from an epidemiological standpoint, we want to be able to figure out all the types of people who died with COVID. Now, of course, there are plenty of people out there with multiple medical problems, some way more sicker than others. Like your parents or your uncle may have had a mild heart attack, may have a stent, may have high blood pressure, but they're completely functional, right? This is different than somebody who's living in a nursing home with very advanced comorbidities and dementia, etc. Nonetheless, both of those people could be susceptible to COVID infection and both of them could be susceptible to COVID death. But it's super important to be able to figure out who are the people dying from a particular disease, from an epidemiological standpoint, so we can figure out the types of folks who are higher risk and the types of folks who are potentially lower risk.  Now, quickly talk about death certificates. When you fill out a death certificate and I've done many of these and a lot of other doctors have as well, there are multiple diagnoses that are listed. So if somebody was admitted to the hospital with COVID and had a pneumonia and had underlying heart disease and maybe some diabetes and they died, a lot of those things are going to end up on the death certificate. So they would be coded as respiratory failure from pneumonia from COVID with underlying coronary artery disease and diabetes. All that stuff is going to make it on the death certificate. And that's how we're able to assess the impact of various different disease states in the setting of a pandemic. And it's important to recognize the people who are higher risk. And this is going to obviously play a role in the public health policy standpoint. Now, this next part really bothered me. Let's have a listen. Somebody's terminally ill with cancer and they have COVID. We report them and, you know, doctors get more money at hospitals, get more money. Think of this incentive. Now, to suggest that doctors get paid more money to label someone with COVID or to potentially falsify a document of a death certificate saying that someone died of COVID when they didn't is absolutely ludicrous. First of all, doctors don't get a dime more for treating patients with COVID, nor do they get a dime more for a patient who unfortunately died of COVID. Suggesting that shows a complete lack of understanding how our health care system works. Now, hospitals do get slightly higher reimbursement for COVID diagnoses. This is because of the CARES Act, the CARES Act that was passed by Congress and designed by the president. And with that says, there is a about a 20% bump for patients who are admitted with COVID, particularly those who are intubated in the ICU. And the reason why the hospitals are getting a little bit more money for those patients is because COVID patients are very expensive to take care of. They're in the hospital longer, they require more resources, they require more equipment. And as it is, the hospitals have lost a ton of money from all their elective procedures during the pandemic. So this is literally so the hospitals have enough money to take care of the COVID patients and still function and stay open. Okay. And there's zero evidence to suggest that they are falsifying documentation, forcing doctors to falsify death certificates. This is a conspiracy theory with zero basis. And in fact, the narrative that said COVID deaths give hospitals more money is also false. It's actually the diagnosis of COVID and taking care of the patients with COVID in the hospital that gives the hospitals a higher reimbursement.  So again, this is another reason why politics should not be meddling with science. Let the scientists, the epidemiologists, the medical doctors, the ones who actually know what they're doing and know all the nuances and all the moving parts of, you know, a public health pandemic, let them do their thing. All right. And just because it's election time doesn't mean you need to sort of twist the truths and create falsehoods and make accusations to make, you know, the doctors and the scientists and everybody look like the bad guys. So anyway, I said this before and I'll say it again, science is on the ballot.


I'd like to welcome everybody back to the independent investor channel I speak with a lot of people out there who have a hard time entering into the wealth building Opportunity and they they don't know where to start that they don't know what account to start with And or what products to put into the account? I think being interested in the investing opportunity is a great start and on the independent investor channel We really strive to break down barriers for those investors that are Interested and they're trying to act upon that instinct to get involved in investing this is just one element of Investing that could really work for a lot of people and I think a lot of people would say well Why don't I just go with a major broker like a fidelity or a Schwab? You can do that, but there's some real unique Elements of M1 finance that actually bake in some discipline that I know you don't have and you may Acknowledge that you don't have them, but you may not want to hear that What I mean by that is M1 finance really initiates a program for people On and puts you on a passive path to wealth Where you might think that getting into the stock market for the first time is just all about picking the AMC To the Mooms or the game stops of the world that that right there is going to leave a lot of people very frustrated On what they thought investing was about and it will be extremely unfortunate for them to not find out what the Prospects are for a value investing program a responsible program one that makes sense for the masses This is one that anybody can do This is one that I chronicle on the channel all the time really just to roll out as an option to you guys But this is a great way of investing now the way that I seek out my exposure to the stock market There's a lot of people out there that may not understand the sectors of the S&P 500 It's basically just the divisions of the different Topics for a lack of better term within the S&P for example technology Utilities Staples right such as Procter and Gamble push out some of our products like Tide etc Some discretionary names like Amazon etc. So the companies are kind of filtered into these different categories Okay, or sectors what I've basically done here is taken each of the sectors of the S&P 500 11 to be specific and I've split them up across 11 different pies or slices within the pie And this is what I roll out to you guys periodically on the channel to provide Some entry into a real account So if you're a new investor and you're just finding your way to the independent investor channel For the first time I roll this out for a lot of different reasons a lot of different people learn in a lot of different ways and this just takes care of the Visual element of learning a lot of people just listen to my videos and they listen to what I'm talking about And I'm really trying to make the investing opportunity a lot more accessible for those investors out there that are interested and they just don't know where to start and this provides a very streamlined way of starting and tries to Seek to avoid a lot of distraction That I think with the overload of information on social media can unfortunately End up finding a lot of would-be investors falling victim to the temptation of Moving away from what has historically worked in the stock market Diversification in other words spreading your money out Seeking broad market exposure like I've done here right seeking out a small dividend yield Becoming passive in nature and not trying to time the market It's much more important for you To understand how much surplus capital you could parlay from your check every single two weeks or every month To go into a program like this so it becomes less about finding the next best thing and a lot more about Buying into a program that can make sense for your individual household Now make no mistake about it on the independent investor. I try to Really put individuals in the driver's seat. Okay, and that's not That's intentional. I do that for a very very specific reason The more time you can log as an independent Individual investor the better off you will be in the long term because of the fees that you will save This is a very inexpensive account As a matter of fact it costs nothing to enter into and buy these slices respectively and it costs very little to own them over time at about point one zero of one of one percent so very very inexpensive and The disconnect between being recommended to a program like this and what you would get if you went in and sat with a financial planner Are night and day? Okay Financial planners usually will stray away from recommending seeing single stock to you because of the active Management and the lack of profile and tolerance that individuals usually have on the onset so they will stray away from That type of avenue especially Single stock and ETFs that of which I'm going to show you here now because there's such low cost That the benefit to the individual investor cannot be underestimated furthermore the industry has been kind of built and predicated upon building a suite of Mutual funds for clients. Okay, which it can work for a certain type of investor The real niche is to understand that you're going to pay for those services over time and the management fees that are accrued Year over year can really eat away at your profits whereas passive investing like I'm going to demonstrate for you here Can really help pay the pay for itself over the long term because it's your direct connecting yourself To the stock market over time So here if we if we jump into the account here and we just chronic all the holdings and the performance This is done quite nicely. This was started in March 5th of 2019 So just over two years old on this account. This has been passively funded over time You can see here the starting amount if I were going to go back was about 1500 bucks or so when I started this account So when people come to me and they ask me well, how much should I start with Ryan? It really is relative This is just an example of a starting place of $1500 and I would challenge each and every one of you guys that if you're Serious about investing in the investing opportunity to challenge yourself if 500 is is your challenge mark? Great Make it happen. This just so happens to be a 500 $1500 example that chugged along for quite a long time This was being funded with small injects all the way through 2019 got a little bit of a bump here So this is probably indicative of a fund up here and then this was the pandemic low within March early March of 2020 so you can see here over the first year of owning the account. I really didn't do a whole lot at all What I did do is I took a fund-up opportunity here during the pandemic low and It looks like I funded it up with a $2,000 bill boom got it up to 4300 and allowed the good market and the return of the market to come back and really be conducive to some nice gains and Then here also another fund up here looks like in the amount of another $2,000 Okay, so they say well, how much have you added to this account over time? The answer is here the net cash flows into the account or eleven thousand eight hundred and forty three dollars So, you know, just owning it over two years. We're up about $5,200 in the account and I really want you guys to keep this in relative perspective This is a program that 100% of investors out there can participate in it really doesn't take a whole lot of wherewithal because The very bridge that I provide to you guys on the channel and that I've already put the products in place here I share this portfolio openly Every video that I turn out on my M1 experience. I provide the portfolios for you guys now You can do one of two things you can use the portfolio as you see fit I am affiliated with M1 finance I enjoy using the product and I don't mind Recommending those to would-be investors out there because I know that you could trip and fall into this portfolio and succeed with it The other option that you have is to take this portfolio and use it as a benchmark Save it for education purposes. See how it is that I seek out my exposure to the market Track my performance. I mean this is real. This is my money If you wanted to track it you could track it for free and not put any capital to risk at all You know, my pain can be your pleasure or vice versa however, you want to look at it, but I'm pretty confident in my program and If nothing else the results really should speak to themselves on how incredible this portfolio has performed Over time. So we're looking at the top end here. I've asked this portfolio to be weighted in a manner that suits my investor risk tolerance and my profile Over this small portfolio. What that means is I've asked that for every one dollar that flows into this portfolio I want 14 cents to flow into technology Okay, for every one dollar that flows into this portfolio I want 13 cents to flow toward the health care sector and so on and so forth until we get to the bottom And and I say I want six cents to flow into materials for every dollar invested to this portfolio So on a granular nature, I've basically broken down for you how the pennies can add up to dollars and how the dollars can add up to sets of ten dollars and then and then Hundreds and then thousands and that's really the secret to How I would expect that if you're looking to seek out success in wealth building to to break it down and Anybody who comes to me and says Ryan, I don't have the money to invest I think is is it is a cop out? I do I think if you broke it down to its granular nature and said, you know what I can do ten dollars every two weeks Then that's a start and that that really breaks it down to hey There might be a few pennies that are going into each of these respective Slices if it be in the nature that I'm declaring to you now or in a capacity that you Derive for yourself to meet your personal needs that then great. So be it but at least you're starting and at least you can take some Solitude in knowing that you're taking a step in the right direction to saving for your financial future So I really appreciate you guys tuning in for these Vanguard updates that there are a lot of fun to do. They're very very important in kind of adding Credibility to the fundamentals that I insist that beginning investors should be seeking in the market and not all the time Be seeking the get rich overnight stocks There's a lot of people that will be fast to come on and say hey I made all this money doing this The problem is they don't realize how much damage that is actually causing because people who view that in the Thousands come on and they think that it can be easily reproduced and and it is not it's very very rare and Over time those are those usually render a big big loss And you think people are quick to come on to YouTube and and tell people about their big losses Of course not of course not people conveniently just tuck those away and they keep them a secret and The totality of the stock market is to understand not only that it does go up in value over time as I've declared to you in this video but to also acknowledge and to control the risk and to really understand the the risk associated with stock and to do whatever it is that you can do to Mitigate that risk to the downside and we do a great job of rolling out the risk of mitigation on the downside For investors to really understand that stock market investing has two coins Or two sides to it The trick is to find that happy medium for yourself Over the long term guys appreciate you tune in into the message and make sure and subscribe to the channel Leave your comments at the bottom of this video and share the message with anybody out there that you know may benefit from my approach in Introducing the stock market to beginning investors in the right way It's super important that our youth embrace the fundamentals of diversification dollar-cost averaging and the importance of a dividend and and broad market exposure as opposed to the fly-by-the-night Method that is rampant across social media guys appreciate you tune in into the message Good luck in your investment future


Rich, Richers, Hagen, Richers Hagen, Richers Hagen, what's your view on Bitcoin? I have a Bitcoin playlist, cryptocurrency blockchain Bitcoin playlist on SensorTube. If you go to my SensorTube channel and if you look in the playlist you'll see my discussion on Bitcoin cryptocurrencies, blockchain, what it means, what it is, where it's going, where it's come from and all that jazz. The short answer regarding Bitcoin, there's a huge problem with Bitcoin. There's tons of whales in it, okay, and it's, it is not fungible. So every Bitcoin has a history of where you know that Bitcoin has gone. And at any time the exchanges can come along and say any, any crypto, any bitcoins that have traveled through a certain path are no longer valid and they can be confiscated from any exchange or they can be prevented from being traded on any exchange. Of course that doesn't interfere with people doing P2P interaction, transactions, however majority of people now are not doing P2P it's going through exchanges or holding wallets online and all that jazz and at some point let's say some Joe Blow company decides that they're willing to sell you something in Bitcoins, right? Or any cryptocurrency that is not fungible, Monero is and there are other cryptocurrencies out there that are fungible, right?  It's militarization of space, right?  But let's assume Tesla is one that's associated with cryptos a little bit, right? Or it used to be more, right? Let's assume Tesla comes along and says, you can buy Teslas now for Bitcoins, right? And you go try to buy your Tesla and then Alan Musk tells you, hey, that Tesla, that Bitcoin has gone through the dark web, your Bitcoin is no longer valid, we will not accept it, you're fucked, right? So be careful with Bitcoin, it might have been a trap, okay? And based on the amount of whales out there and based on the amount of hype out there and based on the amount of people, whales and others that are saying Bitcoin is the only legit crypto out there and all the other ones are garbage such as Max Kaiser, right? Be careful, listen to Max Kaiser, right? He's a huge promoter of Bitcoin, but he trash talks all the other cryptos out there. Anybody that does that could be an operative, right? He's a whale, right? He doesn't want money going somewhere else, right? He wants to keep control, he wants to accumulate more wealth, right? I like the data that they're presenting, the interviews that they're doing, but be careful consuming poison, right? From certain mindsets, okay? Be careful with Bitcoin, that's my take, okay?


My name is Carl Neuesson, the vice chair. We have Paulie McMurtry to my left. We have Tor Nelson and Josh DeChu fits you. And we have John Friedrich. So we have an application tonight for a minor subdivision. And we will begin. Oh, we need to smear in. This is the first time I've done this for a while. So anybody that will be giving testimony, please raise your right hand. Do you swear to tell the truth? Oh, are you going to testify? Do you swear to tell the truth on the matters before the board tonight under penalty of perjury? I do. I do. I do. OK. There's no other people, so I guess there's no one seeking party status. You're involved with the application, right? Yeah. So we will start with an overview of what you are planning to do. I'm David Darron. It's my brother's estate that we're talking about. And he died last year, and Ellen is trying to get his estate with Ottoman through probate. And hopefully, in the next few days, it's going to come out of probate. And I don't want anything to do with the land. And Ben and Krista want the main farm, and Ellen wants the land that's down by Berlin Corner. And so that's what my objective is. I have no interest in the land. I still own a sugar place and a mountain pasture here in Berlin that's in my name. But at any rate, what we're talking about is two pieces of property. The main farm was purchased in a swap in 1896 between my grandfather, Perrin, and Gardner, Dustin. Gardner, Dustin lived up where these people do. And my grandfather, Perrin, had what you would know of as Richard Nye's house right up here at the corner. That's where I live now. Was that right? Well, at any rate, they swap farms. And there was other land with Richard Nye's property at the time. But anyhow, that was 1896. And since that time, two things have happened. One is that the airport was built. And when the airport was built, 1940, more or less, my father and mother picked up one piece of land on the extreme eastern portion. The airport bought a bunch of land and that separated the main farm from the sugar place. That was 1896. And then after the 1940 airport, the only real thing that's happened to that is that when the interstate went through, there was a very small corner of my brother's property that was taken. It has nothing to do with the other piece. That was, so I'm talking about 1896. And then in 1955, my brother and mother and father bought the piece right up here, which is Comstock Road, smaller piece. Comstock Road, they bought that for Mr. Evett. And there has never been any useful connection between the two pieces. The border between the two pieces is a miserable hill that's only suitable for either a deer or a mountain goat. The only useful connection, even though the two do touch for a low windage. So that's about all I have to say about it. So they were absolutely separate parcels because that one was picked up much later. Yes, yeah, parcel eight. I think it was, if I get my numbers straight, 59 years later. OK, well, you're here. So we will go through the criteria because in the event that I feel as though if they're two separate parcels, it doesn't really matter what the tax record say because the Ds are what's, I mean, I don't know if Josh, what you think. Can I just ask a few more questions? So I'm just looking at the plat here that we have. Can I speak quickly that plat? Sure. So in the process of our title search, our lawyer discovered some inaccuracies on this plat that we are working at the survey to have corrected. So you will note that there are three references on that plat to volume 35, page 207. That is not an accurate deed to any of the parcels associated with it. In reality, the smaller parcel should be referenced to miscellaneous book 1, page 329. The larger parcel should be referenced to book 35, page 209. So our lawyer picked up on this in the course of doing a title search last week. Here's a letter to submit to the board. Any copies coming in here? That's right. I have copies for everyone if they want them. That explains this in detail and agrees with your assessment that assuming that the survey is updated, it is on two different deeds, and there is no need for subdivision. So per our lawyer's recommendation, our request is for a recess at this hearing for us to sort out the survey issue so that there's, you know, we feel that the almost 100% likelihood is that the survey issue will be settled in the next week at most, at which time we would withdraw the application. And otherwise, we would proceed if, for some reason, that we can't foresee there would be a need for the subdivision that we would proceed at the next meeting. So I think that you can answer the questions I have, but just to confirm that, so even though you don't have the references aren't correct, this parcel up here, which isn't identified as parcel. It's identified as lot A in their application. Lot A. So this is the parcel that was acquired subsequently in, like, the 50s sometime. And there hasn't been any conveyances off from that. It's just been the same since that was. One needed to use using a spring. I see, OK. Nothing else. And this is the property that would go to Ellen, right? And then this is the other parcel that was swapped or acquired in 1896, as we said. And that's what would go to the Zabriski's, right? OK, all right, so let's go. So we see any, I mean, that makes sense to me if you want a recess, as long as a recess. You go date certain. Date certain, so if we do it, do we know if we're having a meeting? Oh, would be the first one in January? Are we scheduled? There's nothing scheduled. If the attorneys confirm the title, and you were sent us a letter saying that, basically, two lots have been separately described and two different lots, I'm not sure we'd. Yeah, I mean, if there are two different deeds, then there's something close. Well, I think that the idea of being that as long as it is sorted out, they won't have to come back. Because those will draw the application. But if for some reason it's not, they want to have to be on the agenda. And they should know what the date is. I don't think so. Yeah. January 7. January 7? So do I? Before you do, I think I would just, you guys are going to file a new plat? Because this one's been filed now. So this one's. They would have to prepare a new plot, yes. Yeah, because it has some false information, right? Right, yeah. So do the plat that's, I'm trying to get the false plat out of the town record. That's what I'm trying to do. Can you get that unrecorded? Or does it have to stay in there in perpetuity as something that's wrong? That's what I'm trying to avoid. Yeah, it'd be a good idea to get taken out of there. Well, if it is sorted out and you file a new plat, can you say we would like this plat to replace the one that was submitted and then, you know, can we take it out? I would assume that's the case. I don't know, but I think we would have to find that out, yeah. Mark, our surveyor said that by the end of this week he would have the new one. Knowing him, he probably will slip it in the next week, but we expect he'll take care of getting the old plat taken out and replaced. But how that happens in the town clerk's office, I do not know. Neither do I. So that's something we would have to find out. No, that's a rosemary. That's a rosemary. My guess is that you would do that. It's a technical thing. You're not changing any of the lines. You're just changing the reference to the deeds. That's all. It's clear that both of these references are to the same page and so it's like... We don't want to scribe. Yeah. Well, it's just the compromise. So my guess is it's happened before, too, that people will file something and then they don't realize that there's a kind of mistake on it. And if no transactions occurred and nothing's relied on that, then I think you probably would say no, what is it, expression? No harm, no harm, no problem. That's all I wanted to say. Yeah, OK. Well, I guess I'm in motion to recess this to January 7th. 7th? Second. Any discussion? All in favor? Bye. So I think we just like that before that date comes, if you know that things are settled and send a letter to Tom saying, yeah, you're pulling it. Yeah, we're pulling it. We need to have this hearing. It's fun, isn't it? Good luck. Especially coming out of the snowy evening. Out of your margo, barn directly. It's getting there. Yeah. Oh, good. So I want to buy it today. So I'm going to make one. So the north side is pretty. I couldn't see the north side if you saw the south side. So I'm just curious. The smaller lot was a swap with the nice. No. No, OK. No, the big farm. The big farm was. Yeah. So they own that whole land in addition to where they ended up being? Or I'm just curious since we live in the house. I want to know some of the history. Oh, OK. Gardner Brig, Gardner. What's Gardner's last name at all? Dustin. Dustin. Gardner Dustin was a pretty old man. And since he was a pretty old man, he had much more farm than he needed up on the hill. A beautiful farm, actually.  But anyhow, it was a beautiful farm. And the other man was an old man. And he wanted a small piece. And it was close to where the store was in the post office. OK, yeah. And so on at the time. So it was a, he raised sheep. He had sheep. If you look around, you will find some very nice pictures of him outside with his sheep. Oh. Against maybe the second town report has that. Oh. The town, I don't know, report on the town history. Yeah. I think you will find that in there. OK. That was the school house existing there? The one that's on the, you know, across from Comstock? Or is that hard to know? OK. That's the problem there. But what you want to do is come down sometime when they have a circle to find sheep. I know. Yeah. And definitely talk to. OK. Excuse me. Could we let this guy go? Yes. Talk to Richard Turner. Yeah. I have chocolate. OK.


McGree heads it back towards Lerma. All of this is scrappy inside the Birmingham half. Then Brooks and Stacey with a nice link-up. Lerma with a lovely little nutmeg on Kiefton Belt. And then away from Gary Gardner. And now it's Stannis last, 25 yards out, shut down by Roberts. And then he plays it into Danjuma. Danjuma slumped it in! Beautifully worked across the penalty area from the Gerries. Stannis last fed Danjuma. And the Gerries top scorer has his fourth goal of the season. Nine minutes in. Fabulous start on out Danjuma, 1-0. That's the way to start a game, isn't it? Another fantastic move. Brooks yet the heart of it to start with. Jefferson. Stannis last, just on the far post. I was thinking, is he gutted back? But no, just went for the far corner. Took it home really nicely. Good start. With all of this near side. Brooks right-hand side for the Gerries now. 30 yards from goal. David Brooks continues in field. Great run this from David Brooks. Who shoots for goal, it's deflected! And Everidge is helpless and it goes into the back of the net. It took a touch. It's completely wrong footed, Everidge. And Bournemouth three minutes before half-time have got themselves two in front here against Birmingham. Up towards half-way. But Selankey and Kelly in there. And then Meppram set Selankey away. And Gerries got numbers here. Selankey still right-hand side. Shoots low, off the back of the post. Brooks in off the bar. Brooks with his second of the game. And that surely is light set up for Birmingham already. Just five minutes into the second half. Brooks used the frame of the goal as well. But his went in, it's Birmingham nil. Bournemouth three. The Blues for a quick way back into this game. And it comes from Bella. And of course Scott Hogan having won the team-free kick on the right-hand side is on the end of it to head it into the net.


It looks particularly finished. I Haven't done nearly enough finished jokes yet. Are you finished? Nope? You know what don't feel like you have to just Just just putting it out there if you if you don't feel like it then it's fine You know Some things you never really finish No, that wasn't that wasn't as good. All right start alpha geek video stream then do show, okay? Yes, that is on the checklist Paula troops is back So many things. Hey, maybe I'll even remember to record the show today Did you forget? Yeah, the sound was weird yesterday. Was that one that was the alpha geek radio stream? Not the local recording That's why oh Look doggies Well, since we're in video. Oh, yeah How's Jack's teeth? They are so bunk. I'm looking He's missing four of them in the front little tiny teeth. He looks like a whole man. Jack's first grader All right, do you mind starting early Patrick? No, all right. Let's get rolling behind go. I good. Bye Here we go The Daily Tech news show is brought to you by me. Oh Thanks, me if you also wish to bring it go to Daily Tech news show comm slash support That's daily tech news show comm slash support This is the Daily Tech news for Tuesday February 9th 2016 I'm Tom marriage. I'm gonna be today. Mr. Patrick Beja Man about Finland, how many how many gigabits do you have just the one I just the one Well, I don't know if you how you want to count it because I have one going down and half of one going up So maybe I want to one and a half roughly yeah total.  I don't know right that's so cheap of them And and I'm paying 40 entire euros for this connection. How can you live with 500 megabits per second up? I just don't understand. I don't know I'm I feel constrained all the time my life is a constant constraint of half a gigabit Patrick's having bandwidth shock. We're gonna talk about The fact that maybe gigabit is enough at least for now will it remain enough that's coming up in the discussion But let's start off with the headlines Amazon released a new game engine called Amazon lumber yard because you build things with it pieces The engine integrates connectivity with AWS cloud and twitch to Amazon properties one feature is twitch join in Which allows viewers to join the broadcaster in multiplayer games through the twitch account twitch chat play makes chat part of the game and Amazon also announced game lift for developers who want to make session-based multiplayer games though that product Has a per user fee Amazon lumber yard is free That is super interesting because they've been pushing on gaming for a while now with their gaming studios, which they did a couple of pretty significant hires for not so long a while back and It's funny how they are always figuring out ways of leveraging what they've done in other areas or you know neighboring areas to push other Products that they're currently using and and developing so this is an unexpected move, but probably a good one Yeah remains to be seen if Amazon will make their own games using this engine Which I think a lot of people expected that not a game engine for other developers And of course, there's lots of game engines out there like unity etc So it's not automatic that people will pick this up But I think the twitch integration was smart for Amazon and probably will get a few people to at least experiment with it Yeah, I mean twitch AWS etc. It's it's so clever. They're so sad. They're so clever Twitter announced that it has formed a trust and safety council charged with making Twitter a place where quote Anyone anywhere can express themselves safely and confidently and quote 40 contributors from advocacy groups Are listed as part of the council including a child protection agencies a anti-racism groups and groups working to end domestic violence so trying to Show that they are working on the problem of Twitter harassment seriously by bringing in 40 some groups Together to advise them. Of course with anything like this. It matters what they do and does it have an effect? This is the key Part of this entire thing. We've seen a lot of people Glamoring for a safer Twitter, especially when the rumors about a Algorithmic time timeline were floating around last week people were saying well You have to do this first and the problem is it is really difficult to do and I've Thought about this and talked about this and read about this a lot And the problem is most of the solutions that your mind immediately go to Play counter to Twitter's other value, and I'm not talking about company value I mean actually service value that it brings to the world Which is the ability for people to use it as a tool for free speech with which Twitter has been very Strongly defending even in countries where that is difficult. So that's a great PR move Hopefully it will turn into something that can make Twitter a safer space. It's going to be difficult to balance that and the Free speech issue in countries where that's a real problem Yeah, but but having sensitivity and awareness is not the same as censorship And I think that's probably what Twitter is looking for is hey groups who deal with this all the time If you just shut things down, you don't necessarily make the problem better because people just open up new accounts So how do we actually deal with these problems? And there's a lot of groups in here who have learned how to Deal with these problems in an intelligent way. Yeah, absolutely And I think this is I don't want to minimize the work that Twitter has to do in that area It is something that is absolutely lacking for them and detrimental to the users of their service currently so Oculus announced the first Oculus ready PCs will come from ASUS Alienware and Dell Alienware and Dell same company Starting February 16th at 8 a.m. Pacific you can pre-order PC and Rift headset bundles from Best Buy Amazon and the Microsoft Store in the U.S PCs are the ASUS go. I'm sorry the ASUS G 20 and G 11 the Alienware area 51 and X 51 and the Dell XPS 8900 SE the ASUS G 11 is the cheapest of the bunch at 1499 for those who already have pre-ordered a Rift headset You can get offer codes to purchase a bundle in your order status page starting February 16th at the same time So you might want to sign up for notifications says Oculus Just to clarify in case it wasn't clear already 1500 bucks is the PC alone that doesn't include the Oculus headset Which is 600 bucks, but maybe let's say you get the bundle for 1900 or 2000 bucks That's a hefty price. It's still incredibly expensive. I'm Not to get back into the discussion, but I still think that Sony even if their product is less powerful technologically inferior has a Incredible advantage and advantage on the price point So I mean we don't know the price of the PSVR yet, but when it does show up Hopefully they will know I think the bundle price for the G 11 is Whoa, whoa, I'm looking at the blog post from Oculus the ASUS G 11 bundle price is $949 So that Implies that with the $600 for the headset. It's $1,500 and 50 Okay, 550 All right that that in that case that is slightly more interesting of a price still Expensive but not horrendously expensive. I guess unless that bundle price means $949 for both, but it can't mean that can't know that can't be because the Oculus is over 500 and the the graphics card alone that you need to run VR on PC is Around 300 sometimes over so I understand they can get great prices But I don't think they can get that great prices Well, there you go. All right Well, we'll clarify this at some point in the distant future Gmail will start showing an unlocked padlock icon on emails to and from providers that don't support TLS encryption For any email contact whose identity can be verified the profile photo will be replaced by a question mark Replaced by a question mark is the part that that kind of weird to be out there, but knowing That I'm emailing with someone who is not end-to-end secure is very handy to know Because I want to be able to craft to my message in a different way Certainly not going to attach anything valuable. I'm not going to say any personal information to those email addresses You should always assume that email is pretty insecure to begin with so I guess this doesn't change much for me But it really it really is a good thing to note and I hope more email providers will do this Yeah, it's it's definitely a way that Google can influence basically the way the web works because it will push at least some Providers to start using encryption when they might not have done so before Yeah, I'm looking at best by the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset and desktop 1,499 combined so it is for both all right and Ian actually made a very good point in the chat room saying I don't know 1,500 bucks compared to a Mac product and I have to say it's yeah It is a good point. They do cost quite a bit and sometimes more than that. So yeah, yeah There you go. Matt right. Yeah. Yes. Yes, obviously. Yeah, so Patrick stumped Google Drive users who complete a security checkup of their account will get two gigabytes of extra storage free From Google today check up reviews passwords to step verification apps and devices with access to the account and account recovery Information the Verge notes Google ran a similar promotion last year and this year's offer coincides with safer internet day Which by the way if you didn't know today is safer internet day. Thanks to SP Sheridan for posting this on the subreddit so Two gigabytes is that a lot is that something I would hey you more gigabytes than you had For a good thing which is going in and checking on your security account making sure like are all these apps supposed to have access to My account do I have two-factor authentication on is my password pretty strong? I think you should do it anyway So the fact that they're giving you two free gigabytes is just bonus true I'm also wondering how long it would take me to fill up those two gigabytes with my Internet well you have gigabit fiber, so it'll only take you a second Well, it's gigabit. Oh gigabit.  You're using it All right Google has restored the ad block fast plug-in for Samsung's Android browser to the Google Play Store today Rocket ship apps which makes the plug-in appealed the block and Google reinstated the app without explanation Yeah, so no no reason why given my guess is They had an app reviewer get a little bit strict and so they changed their mind Yeah, that's probably why it's Amazon Amazon is providing Somalia a services in Japan to recommend wine for purchase and delivery from Amazon You can get a pick based on what you're serving for dinner and what your budget is and then it's delivered to you Plus the Somalia will send an email summarizing your conversation afterwards That's kind of cool. I don't think it's not because I'm French, but I think it's kind of cool How do you properly say Somalia? Somalia, Somalia, yeah, and and you're going to go to Japan I I very much appreciate Amazon actually preparing for Amazon Japan preparing for my arrival This is the this is the interesting thing about about services That have a lot of cash and I know Amazon has thin margins, but the ability to increase Purchases by providing the right advice and this is just going to drive sales I think we're going to get all kinds of personal services like this in the future Yeah, that's what I was going to say actually. I think it's it's somewhat linked to the discussions you guys have had on the show a while ago about services through chat apps and things like that and This is you know, you must always try to find ways to get people to come to you and to give you more money because some people are going to have that money and they're going to have to choose who to give it to and You know this actually provides an interesting different kind of service for this. It's yeah Well and somebody who's like I only have ten dollars to spend so I want to spend it on good wine Could do that or 10 yen Well, 10 yen you would get a very small amount of water Google is partnering with India's Central Water Commission to display flood alerts in its apps and site Users will be able to track floods and check river level information for more than 170 areas floods in Tamil Nadu K Killed 500 people and displaced almost 2 million at the end of 2015 Yeah, so just a really good thing to know If you live in India that you can sign up for these alerts and keep an eye on things The verge has uncovered patent applications that show Facebook is developing millimeter wave data networks That's similar to what we were mentioning starry networks the Czech Kanojia firm the Czech Kanojia is the old area guy Has announced back in January one patent describes adjusting and routing frequency channel Assignments to maximize the entire network from the cloud instead of maximizing each given link Facebook confirmed to the verge that the research is part of internet org's connectivity lab Which aims to roll out connectivity in underserved areas? That is starting to become really interesting as a piece of technology I'm very curious to see where it goes Yeah, it's it's it's a It's a validation of people who were skeptical of the millimeter wave technology that starry was talking about also these patents Haven't been granted to Facebook. So it'd be interesting to see if starry beat them to it Or they were just goofing around exploring stuff that can't really be used And now it's getting a light shine on it shan't on it because of starry That could be too Wired's Jason tans wrote a profile of Andy Rubin and his company playground global Rubin wants to create an open platform of hardware and software for intelligent devices He wants there to be devices that gather real-world data everywhere not just data from the internet Rubin says himself he himself is working on a dash cam to be given away in exchange for data collection So he's working on a lot of things, but the one thing he would admit to is a dash cam Very popular in certain parts of the world for verifying that you weren't at fault in an accident You often see Russian dash cam footage of interesting things There's my famous one is the meteor and he wants to make a dash cam that he can just give out for free So that more people can access them and use them In and in return they will map the world around them. They'll be like a fleet of little Google map Cars except for dash cam Yeah, and it's really interesting what he wants to do with all of this data and his whole approach to I think we might mention it In our discussion basically the I guess it's the Internet of things or the intelligent Internet of intelligent things. I don't know it's a it's a combination of a Rubin's point in this article was people are trying to make the platform and The ecosystem first and he thinks you need to make the devices first and then the ecosystem will grow up around it Use the use the devices to drive the connectivity between them. I think that's very interesting Also vine is allowing you to edit captions Bloomberg says it has documents describing how Amazon does want to compete with FedEx and UPS Class action lawsuit is coming to Apple over error 53 Google won a patent on self-driving trucks that deliver packages in India Google will add flood alerts to its apps. We mentioned that and websites and game trailers comm shut down today Patrick. Oh Yeah, I remember when I used to go to game trailers. You see guess what all the latest game trailers Yeah, but I guess all the let's play videos have kind of taken the wind out of that You just see the trailers when they come out in your feeds or on Twitter. No, it's it's yeah It's basically social networking and and and YouTube honestly But game trailers wasn't that shaped it had been bought I think only a year or two ago and a lot of its staff had been laid off and Yeah, but you know, that's life sometimes websites out to to the yard and yeah, there you go Hey submit stories and vote on them folks daily tech news show dot reddit.com That's the place where you can tell us what you want to hear on the show Even just voting on a few stories helps us a lot go there daily tech news show reddit.com and that is a look at the headlines So we mentioned a couple weeks ago, maybe last week I can't remember exactly the state of LTE where they had the fastest Broadband wireless Akamai puts out a quarterly report on connectivity Reporting on who has the fastest broadband by country, but Patrick You now you're not bragging about this, but you are experiencing living with gigabit per second for the first time Yeah, and I think it's really important to to mention the fact that I'm not bragging I mean when I was in Paris and I had 200 down and 20 up I think I was kind of really proud of it and I was bragging at that point here It's almost like I'm ashamed because everyone is almost like, you know being rich and coming into a Place where everyone's living on a dollar a day. You're like, oh my god I I'm so sorry and except I can't even give you some of my bandwidth So I'm honestly not trying to brag also TV Z gone in the chat room is saying that in Minneapolis They have 10 gigabits per second. So there you go. Some some people have faster internet But it did get me to think about things like is that One gigabit down in 500 megabits up. I am never going to use this. Well, okay Maybe never is a strong word. I don't know what I would use it for it's kind of it's we always chase more bandwidth But at this point it's almost like I Have a hard time imagining if that isn't too much bandwidth It's it's almost an insignificant number at this point. It could be I was perfectly fine with 220 up I don't know what I could be using this for now. What is the is there a use for a gigabit internet? Well, I think why it's probably sticking out to you so much is that you are in a situation where for the first time You have more bandwidth than you can use you don't necessarily fill up the pipes like you used to and That is an unusual state for most of the world now places like Korea and Singapore have had super fast internet for a long time Consistently, but I think most people have been dealing with just good enough internet same time going all the way back to the late 90s when DSL at 128k was feeling blistering fast We always figure out what to do with the bandwidth So it may be a good thing that you're in a country where bandwidth is actually Ahead of the needs of everyone It's one of the complaints that the carriers have in the United States is they say look nobody wants gigabit fiber yet There's no use for it But those uses are coming virtual reality augmented reality the Internet of Things Andy Rubin wants to fill the world with all These devices and granted they're not collecting data off the internet, but they'll be using the internet to report back 4k video 8k video 8k 360 degree VR We will we will Come up with uses for the bandwidth I think gigabit is not the cap, but I wonder is there a point where we have all the bandwidth that we need I Yeah, I do wonder that as well and even you know 4k is the one that people usually go to because yes in the future I don't want to look Ten years down the line because we don't know what's gonna happen But at a reasonable, you know looking forward at a reasonable time in the future 4k is what 30 Megabits that you need to to stream 4k a gigabit you can do what 30 of them 30 concurrent 4k streams And and I don't know I mean 8k the if you if you can I'm the reason I'm going there is that I'm trying to imagine because even when we had a DSL You know we could see a world where we would need all of that bandwidth and more because we could imagine streaming video here the most bandwidth-consuming thing I can imagine is probably streaming VR Content so you would need high definition 360 videos all around you and that's the the biggest thing I can imagine I Don't know that even that would require a gigabit so the the question is Yeah, but I guess we can't really answer it can we are we ever going to need a gigabit? Yes, yes, we will need a gigabit probably within two years. I I'm just I'm looking at the pattern right and every time we think oh, you know what a Megabyte per second megabit per second. Sorry. That's that's plenty. Why would I need more? Well now I need 10 megabits per second and it's two opposing things One is people were saying you'll never have enough bandwidth to run Netflix streaming It'll never succeed we were hearing this when we were reporting on Netflix streaming on Buzz out loud in the mid 2000s people said you'll never have enough bandwidth and bandwidth Continues to roll out not as fast as we all want it, but it continues to improve over time The other thing I'm thinking of is I remember on the screensavers back in Probably 2000 running a question of is a Gigahertz processor more than we'll ever need and and people on the show We're saying like we'll never we'll never need More than a gigahertz processor. That's ridiculous and now we have two gigahertz processors standard on So every time we say this is more than this is way more than we need right now We figure out a way to fill it up I would argue actually argue that point with you about the power the computing power we have and Other similar numbers that we've been throwing at Computers for a while. I think for example RAM wise 16 is I'm not saying ever but at this point we have reached a very long plateau where 16 gigs Unless you have a very specific type of use for it It's probably enough for your hard drive If you have four terabytes or something like that You're probably gonna be fine for a good long while even if you take you know pictures of Every every day everything that happens You're gonna have a lot of space to store those things same with computing power in the PCs and in the mobile phones actually I Honestly believe that one of the issues of those devices is that you don't have an ascent an incentive To buy a new one because the one you have honestly in the past couple of generations in the case of the of the mobiles They're kind of okay. I'm not saying it's gonna it's gonna you know Be okay until the end of time But we've reached a plateau and I'm wondering if we are in going to see a similar plateau at some point With bandwidth as well for most of the world were really far from that plateau Well, and I think that's what I'm saying is yeah We will get to a point. Maybe it's 10 gigabits per second. Maybe it's a hundred gigabits per second where? Speed of your connection won't matter anymore. It'll be entirely commoditized and you will just hook up to the internet And that's all you need the way you hook up to electricity and water You don't worry about the flow rates of your water in most cases with exceptions In parts of the world that have water issues obviously I I think that is where we're going to get But I think the difference we have is I think we're at gigahertz processors with gigabit internet right now Which is I don't think we've hit all of the things we can use it for I I see people complaining that oh, you know what? I I I run so many different objects like and so many different objects meaning an Xbox a Roku a laptop and a desktop that it sometimes when they're all updating it slows down my bandwidth Having done enough Skype and hangouts over the year I will be greatly surprised if we don't find ways Over the next few years to fill up the bandwidth available So I guess the question is do you think a gigabit per second is that all will need or or what do you think it will end up being? well as you have I've seen enough of those types of stories in the world of tech to be cautious and not say a gigabit will be Anything we ever need and then someone will come to me and say all right a gigabit is everything you will ever get and I'll say no I Want to keep my options open, but I honestly think that a gig is Probably is probably at the at that plateau level that you think is might be a little bit higher And you know we've been talking about all of these incredible numbers for bandwidth for a while now I just wanted to mention the fact that I was Entirely ready to jump on the US's infrastructure and basically belittle my American friends and pointing and laughing about their their you know very low average connection speeds and I dug into that that report we got From Akamai and realized to my great surprise and dismay that actually both The average and peak speeds are lower in France than they are in the US I was very surprised by this now granted. They're kind of abysmal in both countries. They're really low In the the rankings for countries that should be you know at the top of infrastructure development But yeah, I was really surprised that France wasn't higher than the US Which is notably known for not a great infrastructure at least that's how I think of it I think it's all relative right everyone expects the United States because we have Silicon Valley to possibly have the best Internet Because this is where the Internet was developed at DARPA and so it's it's sometimes frustrating to people especially in the United States So you're like what we're not number one we're number 16 But number 16 is still faster than a large part of the world. Yeah for sure and And I also I also want to mention that it might also be the reason why I was so Surprised about this was it's available, but I think it's more expensive in the US My guess would be that it is yeah, yeah more expensive And you hear about things like data caps on wired connections Which we we don't have to worry about at least in France and things like that And I also wanted to to conclude our discussion by saying that again in Finland Coming back to one of the best equipped countries. We have a very decent level of infrastructure in Well Very dense areas like the city of Helsinki, but also as I mentioned when I was there in the countryside really Not densely popularized Not dense population at all it also has some pretty decent level of Equipment and infrastructure Because there was an ability for the community to get together and finance the the infrastructure So I think this is you know, you always hear people saying well, we can't really do this in a densely Inhabitants Well in densely, it's a problem for Mobile and in sparsely, it's a problem for wire and yet somehow Finland manages to do it in both cases with different vectors different actors But still so I really think it's important to understand that it is possible and that if Whoever says it's not possible says so There might be not always, but there might be other reasons behind no one's ever saying it's not possible. They're saying it's not economical Well, I guess that's true, but you also get people or companies in the US specifically saying well We can't let communities equip this area, which is not financially What they're saying when they make those laws the argument they're making is this will drive the price up We if we there's not a demand for this and if you let the government come in and roll it out Then it will be unfair competition to us. I'm not saying I buy that argument, but that's they're not saying it's impossible They're saying you're going to make it more costly if you do that I guess and to an extent it might be true, but I think that Experience proves in in Finland at least that it is possible and that in those cases. Yeah, Chad Nuga, Tennessee I think that Minneapolis 10 gigabit that TV Z got is talking about are also examples of communities getting exactly just wanted to Remind everyone of this because it's it's important when we're talking about you know gigabit internet and all of this in a world Where you know that the average is around 5 to 10 megabits. So All right, let's get to our pick of the day. It comes from Jesse aka hometown rival He's the one who actually maintains the spreadsheet of all the picks So his pick will now go into the pick spreadsheet that he maintains on our picks page the daily tech new show comm slash picks and he's saying Apple Maps He lives in Indianapolis and he loaded up ways and Apple Maps after an overnight snowfall to see which route would be the best Both showed a delay compared to the normal drive time along with the same recommended route However ways said I would arrive at work 20 minutes faster than Apple Maps estimate and after my venture to work was over Apple Maps ended up proving the correct route After repeat experiences of this nature became clear that ways was no longer as trustworthy as I thought and he likes the fact that Apple Maps Will pause spoken audio So if he's listening to a podcast and Apple Maps speaks a direction like turn right in 100 feet It pauses the audio before it it gives the direction and then restarts the audio afterwards Which by the way Android does as well when you're using ways and pocket casts Hmm. Yeah, you know, it's it's really interesting because I was out and about in the town today And I needed to find a pharmacy and I opened my phone and hovered over the Apple Maps App and then thought I actively thought you know what I want I just want to be sure that I've got to get the most accurate piece of data and I went to Google Maps So but Jesse's in an Indianapolis Apple Maps is more accurate. So no, I don't kind of depend on where you go. Yeah, absolutely and it might have been Good in in Helsinki as well. I'm just saying the the power of that initial You know blunder with Apple map is still resonating with me today. Maybe it should Send your pics to us folks feedback in daily technician comm you can find more pics at daily technician comm slash pics Thanks to Jesse Mike kepper enjoyed our conversation about brick and mortar stores He says I doubt Amazon will open and brick and mortar in my area may be in Carbondale, Illinois But I won't be a visitor. I haven't visited a mall in years I even order some groceries online as well as plenty of online shopping. I prefer home shipping I do price check online with Amazon and Walmart and other companies and physical stores do not appeal to me For Amazon, I did shop at beat Alton's and Walden books But their downfall is that they only give a 10% discount Amazon gave 40 to 50% and killed them all for me Well, I'm guessing that the Amazon Physical stores are not targeted to you. No, yeah And I think they're going to have to figure out how to make them work for someone like that And we've talked about the idea of them putting lockers in there So you could have your items picked up or being in there to look at an item So you can get a chance to play with it and then having a ship to your house I don't know. I I don't think so I think they're they're targeting very different people the kind of people that do not do what Mike does and Prefer home shipping the people who still enjoy going out and you know to his physical store Which I'm not part of that group But sometimes you want to see the item even before you order it and this would give you the best of both worlds possibly Yeah, sometimes Yeah, there are some people that just me included if I don't have to go out I'm fine. I'm just going to get everything delivered Russell said on Friday show Molly and Scott We're discussing the concept of building in VR and it made me think about the potential for architecture One of the things about designing a space or a building is that you're not working at actual scale So the process can be a bit abstract How great would it be if you could build a building or space? Virtually at real scale thinking this might really improve the process and allow for better human-scaled environments to be created And and Russell I think works in the industry. So the kind of thing that would help him out in his co-workers Yeah, I think there are enormous amounts of applications of VR and you know AR if it ever gets its act together for these kinds of uses it's going to be I think the I Would be less surprised. I think VR is going to take off But I think it would it's even more likely to take off for those specialized uses Then for general everyday use for regular consumers, but it's going to use it by a brand but if it does Thank You Patrick Beja as always you can find your great works at French spin comm go folks check out French spin comm Follow Patrick on Twitter Twitter comm slash not Patrick. What do you have going on these days? I guess pixels is the video gaming show that I Produce the latest episode was recorded yesterday with our good friend Garrett Winesroll and we're recording tomorrow an episode of Overwatchers that can be found at a move dot TV Garrett site Where we're going to detail everything about the overwatch beta that just came back today Excellent. I actually got into the overwatch beta this time at a point where I'm not able to play it for a couple of days Well, you know what I can just in some more, but then I'll actually get to play it How long does it go? How long does this beta go this time? It's gonna well the last one was a month and a half So I think you're you're gonna have to so I'll have a chance to start playing it and then be that person good I think there are going to be a lot of people that are that person. It's fine. You'll be fine Just play it check it out French spin comm folks. 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I can't believe you just said let me restate that That's still only being broadcast via the internet correct and not on a network TV Station Because my second thought was it's super cool that Brian Fuller is doing something only on the internet Yeah, I mean, it's it's like Brian Fuller doing Netflix except he's doing that for CBS My love of the lighting finished when I wasn't looking apparently Hannibal is amazing Yeah, yeah, no the town in Missouri Tell him is there he's okay Especially if you've read gong girl young girl. It's a one point five one gigabits. We good. Yeah One point fifty one gigabits. Why did our audio suddenly go to crap? Fine for me. It's all echoey Is it you are echoey a little bit earlier, but hello hello, all right now. It's better. It's me. Oh Oh That's why I don't turn on my mic after the shows. All right, so what are the show notes? They're the notes we put in after the show that tell you where to find the links No, actually, I meant the patch notes for over what? Sorry patch notes. Yes patch notes. What is overwatch? Overwatch is the Blizzard's latest game. It's a PV it's an FPS competitive FPS and The beta was up at the end of last year It went away in December and it just came back two months after so everyone's excited cool Shocker Star Wars gave Disney its best quarter in company history You don't say yeah Shocker indeed shocker Yeah, tonight's agent Carter And have you guys I don't know Patrick if it's available yet in Finland But have you guys been watching it all the FX American crime story about OJ Simpson? Holy Pizow people versus OJ is that it? Yeah, I watched it last night And it was amazing in a way that I did not expect it to be that good Is it amazing if even if you don't really know or care about OJ? Yeah, really? Okay. Yeah Was it like where you had there was a sudden epiphany because all these things you didn't realize had occurred occur like It's more like all the little bits and pieces that were Scrapped together in the first draft of history journalism are now put out in a very compelling Story, I mean and it has very sympathetic characters in places you wouldn't expect not OJ What Too early to tell he's in it, but it's too early to tell but it was really Matt and I were like, oh, we're not gonna watch an hour and a half and then we were like our eyes were glued It was so good So add it to your peak podcast list or peak TV list for Tom Tom's fading fading out of frame Lacy You should care Tom and go I'm just watching the export bar.  I'm sure Alright, yep, we're gonna we're gonna end up early, but thanks everybody for watching. We'll talk to you later


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