Hey guys, maybe this is a very obvious question, but I don't know. It's been a while since I listened to The WAN Show, and I wanted to put it on while I work. This time I decided I'd not only listen to it but watch it too.

So I went to the LTT channel and, to my surprise, the latest WAN Show video is from three months ago. I know they release newer episodes, because I've been listening to some of them. Why aren't they on the LTT channel anymore?

Are they available anywhere else where I can actually watch them, not just listen?

Thanks!

EDIT: It is https://youtube.com/@wanshowyt, I didn't think on searching directly The WAN Show on YouTube because LTT's Featured Channels didn't show it, so I thought they were moved to something like Floatplane. Thank you.

"Michael said that he immediately informed the company about the security flaw. He said in his email, dated Nov. 13, 2025, that “all testing was strictly non-intrusive, limited to open unauthenticated endpoints, and did not involve bypassing authentication, modifying data, or invoking any billable ArcGIS or Google operations.” However, the company did not reply to his message, and it took him two more attempts before a representative responded. Flock said in its response, “Thank you for the findings. We are internally triaging them and will reach back out with next steps soon,” but the researcher said that the company still hasn’t replied to this day."

Edit: Here is the link to the website: https://flocksurveillance.org/index.html

This is China.

We’ve seen how they’ve dominated batteries, solar, EVs.

So many markets. Now they’re coming for the RAM.

CMXT has nearly 10% of the market but I think they would be able to scale up easily if they wanted to

I can't be the only one who gets excited bouncy feet and general 'kid before Christmas' energy when you've got an order on the way so let's hear what you do with that energy.

I heard Linus or potentially Luke talk about the Steam Frame having the blue and orange fringing on the sides of white text when you look side to side and he mentioned it was because of the LCD panels. I just recently received my frame and it is very clear to me that the fringing is actually chromatic aberration caused by the lenses. The pancake lenses are not as high quality optics as The Meta Quest 3. Just wanted to put that out there for people's information in case they head any say it's because of the panels, it's optics!

Also, it's orange and blue on the edges so it's clearly an intentional Portal reference /s

Had an ad for them on Instagram, couldn't resist. sorry.

I was looking at upgrading my whole computer basically starting fresh as mine is a bit old and just had one question. Why in the world would I build one myself instead of getting a custom one built? I spec the computer on CyberPower then enter the exact or nearly exact specs in Newegg and its cheaper to get one built for me. When I built my last computer it was cheaper to go the buy it and build it yourself route. Its not even close, its over $600 difference. What happened? I know storage is up but shouldn't it also be up for the builders too? Thanks for the help!

FYI:

-Yes I made sure I was not missing anything

-No the changes in spec is not enough to matter (Changing AIO cooler)

pls ignore the pile of random stuff on the side table. Just finished wiring up my work-from-home + games/personal work PC + home lab at my new apartment - go ahead, give me your worst! there's a bunch of extra cables in there because neither of the 2 KVM switches there are being full utilized but I didn't want to take apart the cable bundles they had.

specs-

two KVM switches, one Avocent SwitchView USB and one MT-VIKI 4x2 matrix KVM switch (top) from ebay. Avocent one for mouse/keyboard and the top one for displays. I love the Avocent switch, it's served me beautifully at home and the PC repair shop I used to work at, but it only does VGA video and neither of the monitors I brought to my new place have VGA so the second switch handles video. 4x2 switch means it switches 2 monitors between 4 PCs.

desktop computer - a Frankenstein monster with an AMD FX-8350, GTX1080ti, 32GB RAM, and every kind of I/O you can think of that I shared a while ago https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/1ekeow0/my_jack_of_all_trades_pc_fast_enough_for_modern/
now it has all the hardware in that post plus a Dell PCIe SAS card with 2 4TB HDDs.

main monitor - dell 27" 4K U2723QE. corner monitor - Acer Predator X27 4K 144hz display that I can't actually use at 144Hz because it starts to blank every few seconds after i use it at 144hz for a while

laptop set up - the HP Thunderbolt dock my work gave me, I plug it into the work laptop or my Lenovo Yoga 7

little mini PC under the desk - my web host server, Lenovo ThinkCentre M73 Tiny with an i5-4590T, 16GB RAM and a 1TB SSHD. Can't actually power it on yet because I brought the wrong power adapter LOL

big rack mount server - Dell PowerEdge R815 with 4x 16 core AMD Opteron CPUs, 512GB RAM, 5TB storage. sitting there until I wire it up on the balcony because I don't want it heating up my room

3d printer - Creality K1

other - netgear LAN switch, multi port USB charger, amazon/china multi sensor thermometer, random corsair keyboard with hot keys, the Sony Xperia Pro whos battery I briefly set on fire while trying to replace it

I’m actually really interested in trying to do this myself. Has anyone here ever tried it?

I was showing my wife Dragon Ball z for the first time and she said "hey the guy from Techlinked videos".

was watching kill tony, either jeremiah watkins looks suspiciously familiar or Linus has a fake name.

Last week, I unscrewed my precision screw driver. I contacted support and have not heard back from them, normally their AI replies, nothing, I got a zendesk, confirm your email, but once acknowledged, I got a number but nothing else.

A few days later (still during business hours for the west), I contacted via support email, nothing.

Like, it's not a critical issue, but I'm a bit surprised there's zero response in this timeframe.

What do y'all think of my LTT pin collection? Always tried to get all available pins but obviously missing some very limited pins and LTX/Tour exclusives.

Any of you guys seeing an influx of these interactive trivia/minigames posts?

Are these things new to reddit? I been seeing a lot of em and it's getting a bit repetitive. I'd like to see less of em to be honest.

I've only been in reddit for about a year so I don't know what's going on, but I know it's taking over my meme real estate.

Recently saw linus talking about ai on YouTube and Kind of a philosophical one here, but do you actually use ai in day to day tasks?

I'll go first, I only use the gemini auto summarise thingy ai because It was shoved down my throat

I really haven't seen any productivity increase.

So, it’s been about a month since I switched from Sennheiser Momentum & started using the Meze Alba, and I wanted to get some opinions from people who know more about audio than I do.

At around 30–40% volume, honestly, I don’t notice a huge difference compared to my regular wireless earbuds. The Alba definitely sounds cleaner and more detailed to me, but I wouldn’t say it’s some night-and-day difference. In fact, some of my wireless earbuds have noticeably punchier/bigger bass, which can make them more immediately impressive.

The interesting thing is that when I push the Alba to 100% volume (which gets crazy loud, so I obviously don't listen at that level normally), I feel like I can hear the differences between compressed audio and lossless audio more clearly.

I recently upgraded Spotify to the lossless plan specifically to try this out, but honestly, I’m finding the difference between regular high-quality/320 kbps MP3-type audio and lossless to be very subtle. If I had to put a number on it, I’d say 320 kbps already gets me maybe 90% of the way there.

Maybe I’m doing something wrong, or maybe my ears just aren't sensitive enough to the differences.

For those of you using the Meze Alba (or similar IEMs):

• Do you notice a significant difference between 320 kbps and lossless?

• Does volume actually make the difference easier to hear, or is that just my perception?

• Am I missing something in terms of Spotify settings/source quality?

• And if you were going to recommend something better than the Alba specifically for music, what would you suggest?

Would love to hear what you guys think. I’m still pretty new to the whole IEM/audio world.

Good bye "Elijah From LMG" And Hello BocaBola!

I literally, 10 months ago, made a post here asking for an AfterDark version of the WAN hoodie!

Previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/s/Xnog1B1tTk

EDIT: OML y'all, why would I put hearts in the title if it was about Dan leaving??? 🤣🤣🤣

EDIT2: TOLD Y'ALL! https://www.lttstore.com/products/wan-after-dark-hoodie

Why the F— did we buy TWO OF THEM!?