The Delorean is Back and so is Right to Repair

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Episode Description

Before talking about iFixit, Apple, and Youtube spam comments, Marques and Andrew dig into some EV news. First, they talk about the hype of the new EV Delorean that was teased before getting into some of the new Lexus teasers as well. Electric cars, Youtube, and gadgets. Just your average episode of Waveform!

Plus, there's more trivia! Hope you're well-versed on your tech history because these are a little more difficult.

Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:44 Delorean EV 10:40 Lexus talk 20:17 Trivia question #1 20:42 Indeed (Sponsored) 21:52 The state of right to repair 31:20 Trivia question #2 31:54 Ad break 31:56 Youtube bots and spam comments 43:56 Answering the trivia questions 49:25 Outro

Links: Lexus teases its first electric vehicle: https://bit.ly/Lexusone Lexus RZ electric SUV: https://bit.ly/lexusrzelectric iFixit article: https://bit.ly/ifixitvalve History of Samsung: https://bit.ly/HistoryofSamsung

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Brief Summary

Hosts discuss Apple’s repair program, Delorean EV teaser, and YouTube comment spam issues.

Key points

  • Delorean EV Teaser. The new Delorean EV is generating excitement with its nostalgic design and features.
  • Lexus Sports Car Claims. Lexus announces ambitious plans for a sports car with impressive specs, raising skepticism.
  • Right to Repair Update. Apple's self-service repair program seemed promising, but progress appears stalled. 'It seems like a win for right to repair, but has it made progress?'
  • Samsung and Google Partner with iFixit. Samsung and Google are collaborating with iFixit to offer repair kits for older devices. 'Samsung glues their batteries to screens, which is kind of weird.'
  • YouTube Spam Comments. YouTube creators face a surge in spam comments, prompting new moderation tools. 'If you think something might be a scam, it's a scam.'
  • Scams Targeting Enthusiasts. Scammers often target those excited about giveaways, leading to unfortunate losses.

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