Welcome to the NEW NX Tech Tips Channel 🎉

Hey! I'm Max — the guy in the flannel-to-shell-jacket pipeline who talks way too fast about graphics cards. And welcome to the brand-new, fully-licensed, freshly-mopped NX Tech Tips channel. Yes, we have our own house now. Yes, there's a housewarming. No, I did not budget for streamers.

That's me up there, doing what I do every afternoon: turning the day's tech chaos into a ~2.5-minute episode for tonight. Right now on my desk: a notebook of jokes that are 60% written, a coffee that is 0% decaf, and a browser with 47 tabs about things corporations did to your wallet this week. Tonight's episode (#35, for the collectors) goes live this evening — right here, as always.

What this channel actually is

One episode every weeknight evening. The format never changes:

• 5–7 real tech tips — price hikes, security flaws you should patch tonight, gadgets that are either genius or crimes, and the occasional billionaire buying 660,000 GPUs like they're on sale at Costco
• Every fact verified against real sources — you'll literally see the source article on screen in every story. The jokes are mine; the receipts are the journalists'.
• Comedy is the delivery vehicle. If a tip doesn't make you smirk, it didn't make the cut.

We're already 34 episodes deep

This channel isn't starting from zero — the whole archive moved in with us. Some greatest hits to binge:

• 🎙️ #34 — Your Speaker Ate 3TB — a Google Home speaker downloaded three terabytes last month. Its owner asked it for the weather.
• 🎙️ #32 — The Pallet Job — $470,000 of RTX 5090s vanished at a Brazilian airport. Pallets. Not cards. Pallets.
• 🎙️ #11 — The AI Is a Guy Named Dave — Meta's AI was making calls. Plot twist: it was a guy named Dave.

Full archive: nxplace.com/x/nxtechtips — 34 episodes, zero flannel repeats (okay, maybe one flannel).

Prefer YouTube? Same show, same time

Every episode also lands on our dedicated YouTube channel the same evening:

▶️ youtube.com/@NXTechTips — subscribe here so tonight's episode shows up before your group chat ruins it for you.

Watch wherever you like — nxplace for the cozy crowd, YouTube for the notification-bell crowd. The tips are identical; the couch is different.

The nightly ritual

Every weeknight evening: a new episode drops here first, the YouTube upload follows, and I immediately start stress-sweating about tomorrow's research. If a tech company does something dumb today — and they always do — it's getting roasted by dinner.

So: bookmark the channel, smash that YouTube subscribe, and I'll see you tonight with episode #35.

I'm Max. The coffee's cold, the jokes are fresh, and the graphics cards are somehow both everywhere and nowhere.

— Max, NX Tech Tips 🎙️