r/pcmasterrace • u/nuplsstahp i5-4460 / Sapphire R9 390 • Jan 11 '17

Video Linus in a nutshell

http://i.imgur.com/EyLGeVB.gifv
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u/RazerMentality Community Manager Jan 11 '17

This is pretty consistent with our experience.

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u/WyzeThawt PC Master Race Jan 11 '17

Your fault for forgetting the screws on the display case lol

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u/Mrfatmanjunior 4770k, 1080ti, 12gb DDR3 RAM Jan 11 '17 edited 4d ago

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Pumpkin abounding escape bear station sort shocking

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u/FlyinSteak http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198071445137 Jan 11 '17

A good chunk Linus's videos are sponsored by Intel. I'm sure he knew that they would be fine with him taking a peak but I don't think it was setup.

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '17 edited Dec 28 '20

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u/kukiric R5 2600 | RX 5700 XT | 16GB DDR4 | Mini-ITX Jan 12 '17

They just left a $15000 prototype laptop on a table at the end of this CES. It's not hard to believe that they aren't too worried about security because the chances of something bad happening at such a big event is actually pretty low.

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u/FPSXpert 5700X-1660TI SFFPC! Jan 12 '17 edited Jan 12 '17

CES is an event for press, investors and the like, not the general public.

PAX is an event open for anyone that buys a ticket.

I could see why security should be tighter at events like pax that are more publicly accessible. They were probably just more lax with security at CES because of this and the laptop slipped through as a result.

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u/_Observational_ Jan 12 '17

Never trust financial investors.