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  1. The IKEA Skyrim Collab Is Better Than It Should Be

    Wed, 16 Sep 2026 19:46:51 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> IKEA released a free official Skyrim creation that lets you sort your loot into a Kallax. Linus and Luke discuss why a collab this random works, and which side actually thought it through. <br />
  2. Overclocking Is a Subscription Now

    Wed, 16 Sep 2026 19:46:51 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Hypertune promises one click tuning built around your exact hardware with Intel engineering support behind it, then asks for a monthly fee. Linus and Luke discuss the performance claims right up until the pricing ends the conversation. <br />
  3. Turning Off the Algorithm Could Kill Clickbait

    Wed, 16 Sep 2026 16:46:42 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Australia's proposed digital duty of care would make platforms ask every adult user whether they want an algorithmic feed at all. Linus and Luke discuss why that single prompt could do more damage to clickbait than anything else so far. <br />
  4. Nobody Showed Up to PAX This Year

    Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:45:11 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Luke spent the weekend at PAX and nobody in his group could name a single AAA game on the show floor. Linus and Luke discuss the empty booths, the rumored Nintendo pullout, and why every vendor blamed the same unreleased game. <br />
  5. Nintendo Actually Passed the Savings On

    Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:45:11 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Nintendo is running one of its largest promotions ever and openly credits tariff refunds for making it possible. Linus and Luke discuss whether a sale is the only realistic way to hand that money back, and who was quietly buying up refund rights.<br />
  6. Sony Just Handed Xbox Its Biggest Win in Years

    Tue, 15 Sep 2026 16:44:56 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Sony ended its partnership with Kojima Productions and Xbox picked up the game days later. Linus and Luke discuss why the split happened and whether this becomes the title that finally pulls players back to Xbox. <br />
  7. LG Says They Own the Glass in Your Living Room

    Mon, 14 Sep 2026 22:43:22 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Researchers found LG sets cataloguing unrelated devices on the home network and storing plain text voice transcripts, while LG's ad division brags about owning the living room. Linus and Luke discuss why TVs got so cheap and what a privacy focused TV would actually cost.<br />
  8. The Case for Keeping One Phone for Seven Years

    Mon, 14 Sep 2026 22:43:22 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Apple's folding iPhone Duo starts at $1,999USD and Luke is immediately priced out. Linus and Luke discuss whether buying one expensive phone and keeping it for seven years can actually justify the cost.<br />
  9. Linus Keeps Having Weird First Impressions...

    Fri, 11 Sep 2026 07:37:58 +0000

    https://lmg.gg/clips<br /> LMG Staff share their first time meeting Linus and it's... weird.....<br />
  10. The Valve Leak Is Insane

    Thu, 10 Sep 2026 07:36:31 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Roughly 13TB of old Steam content was discovered sitting behind an unlocked server endpoint, exposing years of unreleased builds, cut assets, and abandoned ideas from Valve and other publishers. Linus and Luke discuss the incredible preservation value of the leak, but also whether creators should have the right to leave unfinished work buried.<br />
  11. Please Don’t Ruin SteamDB

    Wed, 09 Sep 2026 22:36:00 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> SteamDB has been acquired by Nexus Mods, which is itself owned by investment group Chosen. Linus and Luke discuss why SteamDB contains data that would be incredibly difficult to recreate, why its founder burning out makes sense, and why users are nervous about what happens when an invaluable free community resource gets acquired.<br />
  12. YouTube Changed What a View Means

    Wed, 09 Sep 2026 19:35:48 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> YouTube now counts a view as soon as a video starts playing, bringing its public numbers closer to platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Linus opens up LTT’s actual analytics to compare views against engaged views and discovers that YouTube’s rollout is already producing some very confusing numbers.<br />
  13. Luke Used to Refuse Sponsor Segments

    Wed, 09 Sep 2026 19:35:48 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Luke reveals that when he first started working with Linus, he flat-out refused to record sponsor segments. He explains what eventually changed his mind, why understanding the company’s finances mattered, and how his attitude toward advertising evolved over the years.<br />
  14. The Next Era of LTT

    Wed, 09 Sep 2026 16:35:39 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> PC hardware keeps getting more expensive, and Linus says LTT can no longer assume every enthusiast video needs to appeal to everyone or pull massive view counts. He explains why the channel is going to take more chances on niche, experimental, and simply fun ideas, even when they are not guaranteed to be huge hits.<br />
  15. Markiplier’s GoPro Investment Got Complicated

    Wed, 09 Sep 2026 01:34:47 +0000

    Check out the sleek, powerful new Dell XPS 14: https://del.ly/6003B1AI09<br /> Markiplier became GoPro’s largest shareholder before the company announced a major merger, raising questions about creator disclosures and conflicts of interest. Linus and Luke use the situation to explain the very different expectations around sponsored videos, investments, reviews, and creators covering companies they own a piece of.<br />