A Meta AI agent hands out a home address, and LMGClips has its quickest clip
The WAN Show clip, about a Marketplace listing gone wrong, landed beside a vibe coding debate that passed 400,000 views.
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Meta's AI Agent Gave Out His Home Address
LMGClips, the Linus Media Group's own channel for cuts from The WAN Show, usually draws well over 150,000 views a day. Right now it is running at roughly a third of that. Then a day-old clip arrived and moved faster than anything else on the channel.
"Meta's AI Agent Gave Out His Home Address" follows a YouTuber who let Meta's Muse agent run a Facebook Marketplace listing for him. The agent accepted a lowball offer and sent the buyer his address. Linus Sebastian and Luke Lafreniere use the story to ask whether a deal struck by an AI should count, and why agents still lose to a one-click checkout. The same assistant turned up earlier in the week, in a clip about Meta's Charm, a palm-sized gadget with a little Tamagotchi-style monster on its screen.
The week's most watched upload was "The Issue With Everyone Vibe Coding Their Own Software," which started with a viewer's homemade Parsec host for Linux and is now past 400,000 views. Its comment section became a show-and-tell. One viewer got tired of ad-filled puzzle apps and built a sudoku game of their own. Others compare the moment to the early internet, before everything consolidated. Elsewhere in the week, Raspberry Pi got the Apple comparison for locking RAM in firmware, and Rockstar's $400 GTA VI collector's box turned out not to include the game, which Luke defended.
Nine uploads went out in all. Among tech channels close to its size, only SAMTIME added more views over the week. Most of the group ran below its usual pace, and LMGClips did too. Michael MJD was one of the few running ahead of his.
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The comments under "The Issue With Everyone Vibe Coding Their Own Software"
I like playing sudoku. I got tired of every stinking app in the Play Store being an ad delivery system. So I vibe coded my own Sudoku app, and it works like freaking gangbusters. Good enough for me.
@JasonNaasSee it on YouTubeI wish people would start vibe coding their own file extensions too and see the compatibility of apps plummet
@Alpha13ytSee it on YouTubeIt's the same in programming - every good developer is creating their own hanresses and forks and work environments. It's like desktop wallpaper customisation all over again :D
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The videos drawing views on LMGClips right now
The Issue With Everyone Vibe Coding Their Own Software401,967 views · 2026-09-30
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- Channel
- LMGClips
- Subscribers
- 666,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,594,854
- Videos published this week
- 9
- Video published
- September 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 401,967
- Views on its first day
- 192,616
The numbers
Here is how LMGClips' week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
Linus Tech Tips' Linus Sebastian and Luke Lafreniere first worked together at which Canadian computer retailer?
Linus Tech Tips started as a channel for NCIX, the Vancouver-area retailer where Linus and Luke both worked.
