Did you play counter strike?

Johnny Le No, I was watching Linus!

I've never played CSGO but have considered it. Should I?

***** Well looks like I'll play casual since I'm already good at TF2

+lightumbreon 1808 As an ex-competitive TF2 player who recently picked up Counter Strike, a good amount of the skill-set can still apply in CS:GO (things like some aiming, player awareness etc.), but CS:GO is taken to the extreme. Like I have something like 2000+ hours in TF2 and I'm like 3/10 at best in CS:GO, it's still fun tho.

I felt the exact same thing

But its not a detailed exaplanation unfortunately.

Nikolaj Lepka I think you're looking for a patent there, not a copyright.

Live Maschine Tutorials copyrights are still valid in this case

Nikolaj Lepka No. copyrights are used for things that can be copied easily, like songs, books, and other parity products. Patents are used for new technologies so that other companies can't use them without your go ahead.

ShadowBlade patents hinder progress

Nikolaj Lepka I completely agree. Tesla releasing tons of their patents was amazing.

BHRxRACER first computer I owned had 48K memory back in 86

***** I think everyone's L2 cache is bigger than that.

I don't even think its a few kilobytes. Probably in the several hundred bytes range.

***** Yeah mine too. Still funny when someone says "only" followed by a number that was deemed imaginary in my lifetime.

BHRxRACER My current computer only has 8,388,608 KB of ram :(

Eko ko

ashley beaumont Otaku spot was in last Big Move video.

ashley beaumont *segues

ashley beaumont He ought to learn with Luke over how to do segways. Linus is awful and makes me wants to check out the product even less, he always shouts and it's so 'in your face' it's quite annoying.

+JukaDominator maybe before criticizing Linus's transitions or segues, you ought to know that Segway's are those two wheeled scooters that mall cops and old people ride on before "hover boards" existed.

Sean Tiu I remember those, they were a hilarious failure. "They'll have to redesign cities and roads to make them work!" That's pretty much where it failed.

Meanwhile in Sweden: Thousands Of Swedes Are Inserting Microchips Under Their Skin

@@andrasadam8256 I wish I could get one but I think I'm too young to get one and my parents would probably say no anyway.

I'm trying to research those nfc implants you can get but I just get conspiracy theories.

yeah lol

Actually Amazon says RFID is not implemented in the Amazon Go store

Jesus rapture is very soon!

Amazon Go does not use RFID. They used deep learning to train a network to identify people and match what they take with individuals. Everything is done with their trained neural net + lot of cameras + Amazon Web Services processing power.

It requires the shop owner to be paid to exchange money and as Linus said lines would be no more

Taking out your purse and money becomes significantly more difficult when you don’t own a purse

markmdublin haha... people are just sheep ba...ba...

markmdublin RFID works only when you are next to a thing that reads them.

🤣🤣🤣

markmdublin yep; like puppes now though!

So the phone is not enough control? They need more.

+katyj98 As i know they are like application protocols, stuff that control how an app should work.

DLLs (dynamically linked libraries) are simply program code like an EXE file. The difference is that DLLs are not executable on their own, but contain additional functions called by programs they are used by. The code they contain is seperated out from the main application to simplify patching/updating or for easier reusability. For example, every program with a GUI (WPF, Windows Forms, Qt, etc...) calls upon libraries to draw their UI on the screen. Without such libraries every such program would have to contain the code to tell the underlying drivers and such how to draw title bars, buttons, and every other aspect of a GUI

Ethan Pender what does Nic stand for though?

Any tutorial or tips on how to connect these NFC stickers to led systems? I'm interested in decorating my room with NFC functions.

***** Depends, some stores put RFID tags on everything :P

***** then a $0.80 chocolate bar is high value, since I've seen some stores putting RFID chips on those

John Smith It's easy, just wrap the item you want to steal in a bit of tinfoil to act as a Faraday cage.

Jordan O'C Really! Wow!

John Smith Just make sure no one catches you stealing the tinfoil lol

2019 as well.. before covid..

Not if you use your left hand

cheese it doesn’t matter which hand lol.

Is your left your right in the mirror

@@lanephillips4861 Not if you break the mirror.

Elim Babylon stfu

7 years later and this is still gold

right

Its not end ... mark beast chips have a leader and money and u must bow... rfids be 100yrs from end... or less lol 10!?

@@joeharvey5556 Are you still in denial?

Its the same thing dude

Fabian Hansen RFID is cheaper to implement than NFC

adkodiyan my bad then...

L3ON360Z Norwegian banks and stuff dont care, because we are doing it.

***** are you trying to be funny? bucause you are not

Interesting, George Orwell was close enough on the year for the generation of the happening 🤔

Any update

@@adidibrani lol

Yes but now they want us to be the pets

Damnnnnnn your a woke beast ☺️

Yeah bro they are satanic

Low Budget Gamer imma unsub from linus

@@Burzyz that's good bruh

wrong not in the vaccine

+Icarus In short, yes. There are wallets that block radio signals so people can't jack your credit card info from your pocket. As far as I know with phones there has to be an act of confirmation on the user's part before any confidential data is sent, like a thumb scan on the iPhone, so at least that is a bit safer.

yes at 8k 100000000fps using no power ,no heat output

Exactly me too! 😂😂😱

press 7 on your keyboard

You're gay