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Timestamps: (Courtesy of NoKi1119)
0:00 Chapters
1:24 Intro
1:52 Topic #1 - Linus struggles with smartify-ing his house
4:10 Light switches, issues & costs
6:30 Presence detection, efficiency, money savings
7:50 Switches didn't work, default behavior, motion sensors
10:02 Luke on "bedroom motion," Linus's options
10:45 Issues with home assistant, firmware & updates
13:15 Navigating through JASCO's site
16:26 Linus contacts JASCO, firmware discussion
19:44 Linus asks for fanart of the executive
21:36 Video on JASCO, home hubs software
25:00 Luke tells developers to quit, Linus's frustration
36:33 Linus discussing potential options with 100 switches
42:54 Linus recommends watching the videos
44:22 LTTStore headphone shirt, new promo
47:02 Merch Messages #1
47:08 Inspirations from trip to Intel fab
50:55 Supreme Commander races
51:13 Password managers, self-hosting, authenticating
1:01:50 Sponsor - VULTR
1:03:08 Sponsor - Mechanical Keyboards
1:04:20 Sponsor - Secret Lab
1:05:43 Topic #2 - Kotaku V.S. Xbox Game Pass tweet
1:07:06 Elden Ring seamless co-op overhaul mod
1:10:28 Game pass is very profitable, game library burnout
1:12:36 Neither Linus nor Luke have game pass
1:14:12 Topic #3 - AMD Ryzen 7000 launching by fall
1:15:58 Topic #4 - iFixit selling Steam Deck parts
1:18:00 Topic #5 - Twitter fined $150M for misusing 2FA data
1:22:00 Merch Messages #2
1:22:38 Advise on tech educating, Linus orders an Uber
1:25:02 White desk pads
1:27:12 Xbox gold controller & diamond button PC
1:28:18 LTTStore Backpack update
1:30:39 Firewalla gold ft. muted Luke
1:31:16 Good multiple bay NAS brand
1:31:41 Situations where the right to repair should NOT include third parties
1:33:15 Product they wished they reviewed when it was relevant
1:35:40 Game pass & cloud future pricing speculations
1:36:40 Major exploit on Chrome & Firefox
1:37:12 Convincing that 24-Inch is worth the investment
1:38:57 Outro
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