Richard and Mark discuss Brookhaven, Intel’s stackable CPUs, rev.ai and Ubiquiti networking.

Followup

• The Brookhaven Experiment

• SuperHot

• Nintendo Zapper (buy one)

• Penny Arcade Expo Racing Game

• Lone Echo

• The Matrix Headjack

• Early Access Games and when they fail

• Minecraft making 33 million before it was out of beta

• Space Pirate Trainer

• Metroid Prime VR

• Windlands

• Bionic Commando (and gameplay)

• Accounting+

• Stanley Parable

• Bob Ross and ASMR

• Radios in Video Games

Intel CPUs

• Stackable CPUs (Foveros)

• Larrabee (doing ray tracing)

• Pentium 4 vs Athlon

• x64-64 and cross licensing

• Itanium architecture and The Register calling it Itanic

• Cyrix CPUs

• The Xbox 360 CPU

• Playstation 5 backwards compatibility? Xbox 2 compatibility?

• How L1 and L2 CPU cache works

rev.ai

• rev.ai python api

• rev.ai documentation

• Audacity

• Why do people hate the sound of their own voices

• ASMR podcasts

Ubiquiti Networking Stuff

• UniFi AP AC Pro (buy)

• UniFi AP AC HD (buy)

• MoCA network adapters

• Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 16 XG (buy)

• Ubiquiti UniFi Cloud Key (buy)

• Ubiquiti EdgeRouters

• Apple Networking Replacements

• XKCD - Wifi vs cellular

Aftershow

• Just Shapes and Beats

• RoboCop is an Almost Perfectly Symmetrical Film

• Castlevania Symphony of the Night

• Final Fantasy 1 and Garland

• Celeste

• Roger Ebert: Video Games Can Never Be Art