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It's alright Linus has been watching YouTube all day on cookie stealing and will be speaking on the topic with authority on the wan show in 15 hours.

It's called cookie stealing and google 2fa is worthless.

Yeah self proclaimed tech savvies on here knows little about infosec. Goes for most LTT employees too. Google has crap account security tho.

Remember when The Verge made a gaming PC build guide? This is the equivalent to that for ASMR.

Get a professional cleaning company and have them clean out that pigsty office building.

Play store>Windows store + Win32.

I'd take a Chrome OS device over that any day.

Two years ago no one would have taken that statement seriously, yet here we are.

Great, AV1 all the things.

Episode 2: Linus has painted the edge of the table and rolled out a carpet. Episode 63: Luke installs the graphics card Episode 279: Linus goes super sayian 3 after losing the contest.

Or a mini-fridge, seeing as they're about the same size.

This looks freaking great, great to see Scott Wasson on the front lines.

It wouldn't be a problem for Microsoft to build a very similar port that could deliver 120W, it would porbably be slightly bigger and require some changes to the power circuitry, but that would break backwards compatibility, which I'm assuming is the reason they stuck with the current one. Edit; The USB-C spec allows for max 5A@20V which gives 100W, so there's no going around that if you wanna call it USB-C.

Don't have any official source for it, and Microsoft won't release the specs of the port, but the Surface Book 2 is pulling about 95W from the charger and that is the very upper limit for the port itself. I just know it from an electrical engineering standpoint, It's about the same as Apples old magsafe 2 and USB-C which also sits at a max of around 100W.

The surface charing port maxes out at 100W, they kept it for compatibility. The port is the problem, not the charger.