CES is looking pretty interesting this year. Gonna go talk to a bunch of brands to see where they stand with brand deals for creators this year.

I'm a tech creator for the next week. Attending CES to see all the latest and greatest tech for content creators.👀 It's gonna be a fun time! 🔥

Lots of FOMO for PC components happening. Especially with RAM and GPU. But the thing is, if you don't need an upgrade within the next few years, then maybe you don't need to buy anything. If you struggle with streaming, doing a dual PC setup with a capture card and an older

👀 R Λ Z Ξ R has the hookups to the goods 🔥

Lots of cool stuff at CES! but right now not anything I want to immediately share because my goal is to share things that are exciting for regular consumers. Most of the super cool flashy stuff, you'll probably see it through news outlets anyways.

The craziest graphics card of the convention goes to MSI Gaming USA. It's HUGE!!

I dislike how the algorithm here has incentivized so many genuinely smart, insightful people to make most of their posts non-insightful, factually incorrect, and worst of all, un-funny. They can’t make the satire too obvious because living in Poe’s Law territory prompts more

I got to try out project Madison at CES this year thanks to R Λ Z Ξ R. One of the coolest project concepts of this year's show! You absolutely can't imagine what it's like until you use it. Who knew haptics and speakers behind you in a chair could really change up a normal

No amount of marketing can compete with a gesture this simple

Thank you ASUS North America for gifting me this travel router! I've always thought about using one because of how useful it is when traveling! If you don't know already with this you only need to go through the annoying login portal at public wifi once with the router. Then you can

Everyone in the future will have a waifu or husbando on their desk 😂

It's based on the old algorithm on YouTube. Best practice was to have channels be focused by topic, niche, or production level. For example, a main channel would have more polished and edited videos. While a second channel would be based on clips and highlights. So the channel

Had to lock in 😭

Whenever I see stuff like this, I think about when my wife worked at this huge non-profit and their training instructions for how to use the internet included: • "Make sure both feet are planted firmly on the ground." • "Sit upright in your desk chair (to not hurt your back).

any friend has an extra round 1 reze card I can have?

"Quality over quantity" sounds smart. It's also why most creators never grow. Here's the pattern I keep on seeing: A Twitch streamer tells me they wants to grow on YouTube. They start watch editing tutorials and obsess over every little detail. Trying to turn their VOD into a

Streamers have an unfair advantage on YouTube right now. The 2026 algorithm is prioritizing exactly what you already do. Long-form, authentic, and HUMAN content. But most streamers don't know how to package it for YouTube. So let me break down what actually matters so you can