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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): Intel tried to make an iPod. It's HORRIBLE. - feat. DankPods

Future YouTube — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 02:04:11 +0000

Hold onto your hats! Linus Tech Tips joined forces with the one and only DankPods to dig through a treasure trove of truly awful iPod knockoffs. Who knew tech giants like Intel and Dell actually tried to get into the MP3 player game?

Spoiler alert: their attempts were, shall we say, less than stellar. From leaky batteries to fragile designs, these forgotten gadgets like the Intel Pocket Concert and Dell Pocket DJ prove why Apple's iconic device reigned supreme.

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Veritasium: Why are these 3 letters on almost all of my zippers?

Future YouTube — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 18:05:14 +0000

Ever peeked at your zipper and wondered why it almost always says "YKK"? This content spills the beans on the fascinating history and mechanics of zippers, from their early invention and how they actually work to why they're called zippers. Most importantly, it dives into why YKK became the ubiquitous name you see everywhere.

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): Roasting Failed iPod Attempts - feat. DankPods

Future YouTube — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 18:04:52 +0000

DankPods teamed up with Linus Tech Tips, flying all the way from Australia, to dig through a hilarious hoard of terrible MP3 player knockoffs and failed iPod attempts. It turns out even tech giants like Intel and Dell tried their hand at portable music, with some truly fragile and leaky devices getting a good roasting.

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Veritasium: Why are these 3 letters on every other zipper?

Future YouTube — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 18:05:02 +0000

Ever wondered why "YKK" is on so many zippers? This video spills the beans, diving into the fascinating history of zippers from their invention to how those clever little fasteners actually work – even revealing that some popular ones don't have teeth! You'll also discover why they're called "zippers" and the secret behind their handy locking mechanism.

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): Intel is BACK. THIS IS NOT A DRILL. - Core Ultra 270K Plus & 250K Plus CPU Review

Future YouTube — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 14:05:55 +0000

Hold onto your hats, folks! Intel's "Arrow Lake Refresh" is here with the Core Ultra 270K Plus and 250K Plus, and they're apparently total game-changers. This isn't just a minor update; Intel is back in the ring, ready to rumble.

These new chips are looking like serious "flagship killers" at just $299 and $199. They're gunning straight for AMD's Ryzen 9000 series, and it seems Zen 5's reign might be cut short!

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): Do All LTT Writers Think The Same

Future YouTube — Sat, 21 Mar 2026 18:03:55 +0000

Ever wonder if all those LTT writers are on the same page? This video puts Elijah, Adam, Nicholas, and David to the test, grilling them on hot-button tech issues. Get ready to see if they're in sync or wildly differ on everything from open source software to whether AI has any redeeming qualities.

They dive into a bunch of debates, like if ray tracing is pointless, if Linux will finally dethrone Windows, and if PC gaming truly trumps console. Expect some lively disagreements on topics ranging from Wi-Fi vs. wired connections to whether piracy can ever be justified, and if AdBlock actually messed up the internet. It's a peek behind the curtain to see the real opinions of the folks crafting those LTT scripts!

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): DLSS 5 Is Great - WAN Show March 20, 2026

Future YouTube — Sat, 21 Mar 2026 02:04:58 +0000

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Veritasium: Making A Giant Zipper To Explain How It Works

Future YouTube — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 22:04:58 +0000

Ever wondered about the nitty-gritty of zippers? This video dives deep, even crafting a giant one to show off its secrets! From their quirky invention and evolution to the mystery of the YKK tag and how to tackle a broken one, it's all about demystifying that everyday fastener.

You'll get the lowdown on the first zippers, who actually dreamed them up, and even discover that not all popular zippers sport those classic "teeth." It's a full scientific rundown on a simple, yet ingenious, invention!

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Marques Brownlee (MKBHD): Nothing Phone 4A/Pro Review: I Have a Theory

Future YouTube — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 14:05:01 +0000

Hold up, Nothing's not dropping a flagship phone this year! Instead, the new Phone 4A/Pro models are hitting the spotlight, getting a deep dive review from MKBHD.

He's even cooked up a "theory" about these devices, which seem to be the real bread and butter for the company now.

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): There’s Asbestos in the Tech House

Future YouTube — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 18:05:43 +0000

Oh boy, the "Tech House" project just got real! While ripping into the garage, crawl space, and all that old carpet, the crew stumbled upon a nightmare: the whole place is absolutely riddled with asbestos.

Talk about a wrench in the works! Now everyone's wondering what other gross surprises are hiding in there, and what the heck happened to that plucky Roborock Saros 20 vacuum they sent into the rat-infested crawl space!

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): He 3D Printed a case instead of buying one? - AMD $5000 Ultimate Tech Upgrade

Future YouTube — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 18:04:54 +0000

AMD splashed out, giving Nathaniel $5,000 for an ultimate tech upgrade, and he went wild! He built a killer new AMD-powered PC, boosted his NAS with 8TB drives, and even got a giant router spindle. But the real showstopper? He actually 3D printed his own custom PC case for the project, after first snagging a Prusa 3D printer!

The video takes you through the whole journey, from designing and printing the case (and needing some modifications!) to setting up the PC and NAS. There are a few laughs and a tiny internet crisis along the way, but ultimately, everything comes to life. Plus, you can even enter to win an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D!

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Linus Tech Tips (LTT): Building the All Brazil Gaming PC

Future YouTube — Sun, 15 Mar 2026 06:00:32 +0000

Ever wonder what a gaming PC built entirely from "made in Brazil" parts would look like? These folks did! They put together two systems, one budget and one good, to see how local tech stacks up.

It's a peek into what tech might be like if other countries follow Brazil's historical path with tariffs, making for some unique component choices in the process.

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