Thanks for watching :) Timestamps: 00:46 - Google apps wont use tracking IDs instead of asking user permission to use them - how does this make sense at all? 03:52 - Intel FINALLY starts shipping their rumored GPUs, and they are...OK... 11:39 - Carl Pei announces Nothing. That's it. Nothing. 14:29 -Cyberpunk 2077 adds official modding support about a week after removing official modding support, Matt and Rob rant about Cyberpunks pitfalls for the third time despite never playing the game 25:40 - Resident Evil 8 demo shows off giant woman 30:36 - "Signal should prepare for the worst" says the random website I've never heard of 33:19 - Apple patch security exploit that was privately found, Fatt explains why this matters 34:19 - Hackaday regurgitates 2008's hardware hacking news, Fatt doesn't realize this for about 5-10 minutes 00:38 - AT&T sued for 1.35 billion for stealing another companies tech - lets discuss. 41:46 - Loon is dead; Yet another business to add to KilledByGoogle? 46:00 - Fatt incorrectly explains the Gamestop stock market phenomenon (better explanation coming next week) Topics: Google apps will stop using tracking ID that would require upcoming iOS 14 permission prompt Intel starts shipping its first Iris Xe discrete graphics cards for desktop Carl Pei's new company is called Nothing, which is about as much as we know about it Cyberpunk 2077 adds official modding tools and support Resident Evil Village's Maiden: A Fantastic Demo, and a Clever Marketing Tool Signal is drama-free for now, but it should prepare for the worst Apple releases iPhone, iPad update to fix 'actively exploited' security flaws “WiiChuck” Wii Nunchuck Adapter Available AT&T sued for $1.35 billion over device-synching technology Why Google’s Internet-Beaming Balloons Ran Out of Air