The classic example of individualized pricing is air fares; if you check them a few times they go up; check the same time from a new clean device and the prices have gone down

The car "play" connection (yes or no) is somewhat missing the yes for people who would
say yes to buying a car WITHOUT an infotainment system i.e. pre-2010 or classic cars.
I would have answered yes because I would buy a car without any "PC" type interface.

3:15 yeah,. isnt this technically even against net neutrality?

Leaving on the lights for after dark because the clips people didn't get it is fine. But making the entire WAN show short form content just for them is going too damn far.

The inshitification of everything will come for everyone

Windows search is actually fine if you just disable its ability to search the web.
for some reason microsoft wants the search bar in your task bar to look for everything instead of only for stuff on your pc…

Copper heatsink cosplay or what?!

Awesome 2 hour show, still to long, but bearable.

make a video moving the company to nextcloud

i see linus finally lost his soul

Luke if you have ear infection you should not wear headphones of any kind. You are making it worse, no air flow and the raise of temperature is no good, ask your doctor please.

That the hell is even that

Windows XP was garbage back then cause it was a work in progress, Windows search is garbage now cause they wanna connect it to bing and ads.
The old Garbage was better.

Also I agree with Linus. I honestly rather have nothing show up then it link me to a webpage for a program on my computer.

I thought google’s old motto was “do no evil”, the Reddit move is supervillain evil.

I switched for google to Kagi for search, search results without ads is refreshing.

re: individualised pricing – You can demonstrate it easily with two people. Each person opens a secure chat via Tor, and then in a separate browser, open eiither Google Search or Microsoft Bing. Both people agreen on, and use the same keywords to locate an online store selling $random widgets. Both users click the link to that store's home page. Both users then search for the same item using the same term for the widgets. Both users click 'add to cart' followed by 'check out now.' If the company is setting individualised prices, then the totals will be different.

okay no CDs are still a thing because people want physical media, and that they own that forever and can sell them if they want. Hell, you can buy a CD, rip it to mp3s, then sell it. if you want old music, CDs are still sold as job lots for pennies. cheapest way to get high quality music reliably. No need to rely on internet connection, no need to rely on services staying up, no need for monthly payments.

Vinyl on the otherhand is still around because of the little rat in my brain that is fascinated by the fact I can spin this plastic with a £5 note pressed against it and I can hear my favourite song. Other like them because of the big poster that can hold the music in it and you can put it on your wall to make the room look nice.

for the camcorders, eh, people in photography and videography have used all sorts to do artsy things for a long time. people still use pinhole cameras, people still use polaroids, etc etc. after a specific medium becomes phased out, there will always be those who associate those downfalls of those mediums with positive memories, and thus crave that as an aesthetic choice.

Linus hair looks odd

Phev's should be called Dual Fuel hybrids… But whenever I talk about hybrids, I delineate by saying "Kinetic Assist Hybrid" and "Plug in Hybrid" in conversation, if people don't know, they usually ask, And I explain.

I already see someone making a tool to combine all the search engine results

Windows search actually works more or less fine when I disable web searches