Waching daily May 19 2018

Hey welcome to Zach's Tech Turf.

On today' episode of Weekly Download Number 94, I'm gonna be playing some Doom when

I give you this news, of course I got my cup of coffee right there.

And in today's episode I'm planning a new series for the YouTube channel and I need

your feedback, that's at the end of the video, so, let's get into it.

To start off the tech news this week, more and more rumors are piling up, especially

the ones over at TomsHardware that the next generation GTX 1180 or 2080, whatever they're

calling it will be launching here in July which is just a few months away.

Obviously Nvidia still hasn't confirmed or really even hinted at this yet, and July

is still just a guess based off these new rumors.

I wish I had more to report on this, I'm sure we'll hear something in the near future

if this is legit, but yea that's all I got about that.

Next up Intel confirmed that they are bringing a Z390 enthusiast chipset that seems pretty

pointless and just like a cash grab if you ask me.

There are only 2 main features that the Z390 chipset offers over the Z370, which is already

really expensive by the way, and that's support for 6 USB 3.1 Gen 2 USB ports and

built in 802.11ac wireless networking.

Wanna know the kicker though.

Both of these quote unquote new features are already available on their more budget oriented

H370, B360, and H310 motherboards.

So basically my super expensive Z370 motherboard that I HAD to purchase with my 8700K because

there were no other options at the time is the only chipset that doesn't include these

features.

Intel, if you keep making moves like this I'm gonna have to switch over to Ryzen.

#RantOver

Moving on we found out this week that Valve is paying ethical hackers to find security

flaws in Steam, as well as their other servers and websites for Team Fortress 2, CSGO, and

Dota 2.

A post from HackerOne, a community for ethical hackers revealed that Valve has already paid

out $109,000 for people finding security flaws in their assets.

This is pretty cool considering I'm about to take my Certified Ethical Hackers certification

test here in a few months.

The first ever consumer grade 4K 120Hz monitor is here and it's from a company called Wasabi

Mango and it costs a whopping $1400.

It's 43 inches which is borderline a TV in my opinion, but it's also rocking an

IPS panel and somewhat HDR support.

I'm personally very excited for 4K and higher refresh rate monitors to come out, my GTX

1080 Ti is starving for them, but it might be a better idea to wait for some upcoming

models from Asus and Acer that are set to release very soon.

And to wrap up the tech news with quite possibly my favorite news of the week, Microsoft unveiled

their new Adaptive Controller which is a gaming controller used for people with limited mobility.

You can see from the video here that it's a big controller with huge buttons, and it

also serves as a base for connecting many accessories including even bigger buttons.

Obviously using a controller can be pretty difficult for those with limited gaming and

I love how Microsoft put so much time and resources into creating a controller like

this.

All of the keys are customizable, bindable, etc, it's awesome.

To start off the short lineup of PC gaming news for the week, we've all probably seen

by now, at least if you're in the US that the Supreme Court ruled for letting sports

betting now being legal, or at least it'll be up to the State to decide.

This has been talked about all week in the sports world, but how will this affect esports.

More than likely esport gambling will now be legal in the United States, it's already

legal in over 100 countries by the way, but it'll be interesting to see hwo the industry

moves forward for this.

With such young esport athletes and the very real scare of max fixing, things could get

interesting in my opinion.

Next up Rocket League announced that they are adding a new Rocket Pass paid subscription

service which is very similar to the Fortnite Battle Pass service.

In a nutshell, there will eventually be both a paid and free unlock system as your progress

in the season or whatever they call it.

As you level up you'll earn cosmetic awards but the awards from the paid Rocket Pass will

be better than the free version.

What do you guys think about this?

And finally to wrap up the PC gaming news, don't forget we also have to talk about

my new series afterwards, and we found out some new juicy information about the Call

of Duty Black Ops 4 game during their reveal event.

We already knew that there's no single-player campaign and that there will be a battle royal

mode, but we also found out that the game will be hosted on Battle.Net and not Steam

this year.

I'm not sure what all this will entail for it's October 12th release, but they did

confirm that there will be 4K, HDR, and uncapped frame rates, as well as dedicated servers

so it sounds great.

I will be buying this because as you probably know, I'm a huge sucker for Call of Duty

every year.

Alright so before ending this video I wanted to quickly announce my new series and I want

as much feedback from you guys as possibly.

In a nutshell, I wanna post a monthly PC gaming update video to guys, where I basically talk

about in a semi-unscripted way the games that released for the month and what I've personally

been playing.

The reason why my Gaming on a SUnday Morning series didn't do so well is because I personally

don't play that many games in my scarce free time, and I just couldn't keep up with

playing a new game every single week.

Well now with a month's time frame that problem will be alleviated and I'm pretty

excited about it.

So far I have 5 different categories for the series that I want to talk about every month,

and those are the new games of the month of course, what games I personally purchased,

my current fallback games, and the most excited part, games that I'm embarrassed I never

played.

There are so many great games out there that I haven't played, Half Life 2, Portal 2,

XCom, and Doom, which I'm currently playing, just to name a few, and I think it would be

cool to tackle one of these every month and let you guys know how it goes.

Anyways, this is just a rough draft for the series, I'm thinking it'll be like a 20

minute video every month and that way I can share what gaming experiences I had during

the month with you guys.

Please let me know what you think.

Well that wraps up Weekly Download episode number 94.

Please be sure to let me know down in the comment section what you think of that new

gaming series.

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Sermon Clip: "Jesus is weak. He's weak for us." - Duration: 3:36.

Things aren't as they seem.

When I look at Jesus in this moment,

"My soul is very sorrowful, even to death; remain here, and watch with me."

"My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me; nevertheless, not as I will, but as you will."

He's saying, "I feel something, I'm looking at something,"

"but I'm not going to trust what I feel in this moment,"

"because I know the Father has a much bigger plan going on,"

"so I'm going to trust to that."

Even though it looks like -

see, here's the beautiful part about this story,

there's a lot of skeptics...if you're a skeptic and you're here,

this is one of the reasons why a lot of your compadres

actually trust the legitimacy of the Bible,

because of course,

if the New Testament was created by people

and they were just making up stories about Jesus to make him look like a God,

then here's what you never do,

you never put this passage in there.

What you do - for those of you who've seen Avengers,

I don't know who's seen Avengers, probably everybody, the movie made a billion dollars in 11 days,

it was the fastest movie to make a billion dollars.

A billion dollars in 11 days.

If you've seen that movie,

you have this

Thanos is without doubt, without weakness, he's a god.

And if you're going to present a god,

you don't have him sit - I mean Thanos,

it was funny because in the movie (it was part 1), I won't ruin anything for you,

but it looks really bad for the Avengers by the end of the movie.

And there's nothing, Thanos is the bad guy,

he doesn't have a weakness,

he has ultimate power.

Ultimate power. He can think things, he can change reality,

he can pull moons down to destroy you,

there's nothing you can do.

And then there's Iron Man, trying to *meep meep*

you know? And he's like *pft* get out of my face.

And he just destroys everything in his path,

he has ultimate power.

And I remember because the movie is so bleak that by the end,

some bad things go down,

and Thanos is just sitting there, he's still alive and he's still okay,

and our theatre was dead silent.

My wife and I were watching it and

there was this little kid, he was probably 8 or 9 years old,

the whole theatre is dead silent,

Thanos is kind of sitting there having won and you can kind of tell that it's the end of the movie,

and then you hear this little kid's voice, he just goes,

"Wait. Did he win?..."

He doesn't even have a category for it.

And the whole theatre just starts laughing.

Right? At the innocence of this kid.

Because when you're trying to represent a god,

he has to have ultimate power,

he has to know all things, never doubt,

face doesn't flinch,

doesn't even feel, he's just perfect.

And so if the early church makes up Jesus,

then delete this story, because it's going to confuse everybody.

Because gods don't doubt.

Gods don't ask for another god, their father

to remove a mission from them at the last moment.

You want the god to look heroic.

You want them to look perfect.

You want them to look like they never doubted for a second.

And yet, scholars look at the New Testament and they go, "You know, this probably actually happened,"

Because the early church had no motivation to put this story in

because all it does is make Jesus look weak.

And he is weak.

He's weak for us,

and that's the point.