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Thank you for your excellent presentation

You need to turn off Bitlocker or you will feel the pain

I have an Argon case for my Pi 4 and it has a problem with its fan controller. On power up the fan randomly spins at 100% and it’s an annoying sound. At least the Pi 5 has an internal fan connector so that shouldn’t be a problem here. The build quality of the case is top notch and this looks to be the same. My only wish for this one is that the fan be a standard size so it can be replaced with a quieter fluid bearing fan if desired.

Just got my Milk-V Meles got it to boot... I see the potential just needs more love from different OS.

Once Zorin became my daily driver, I went ahead and bought the Pro version. As Chris pointed out, it doesn't do a whole lot more than the core version. But I like to support open source software when I use it. I'm also the sucker who paid for Malwarebytes and WinRAR. hehe I used those, though. Anyway, if you're sick of the intrusive Windows updates and nonstop sales pitch, Zorin is a pretty easy switch to make. I use it everyday.

Hi. Where can I download a iso of Bianbu OS to test in a virtual machine ?

hello , ran your sysbench command on a 15 year old server mac computer, and the result was "Total time: 0.0012s" "total number of events 10000"? can this be?

Interesting board and a nice display that RISC-V is moving forward with pretty big steps. But I still guess that the first consumer-ready devices we might see with RISC-V inside will be stuff like routers and other network or "smart" devices where no one will notice it unless they look at the spec sheet. Still, I think RISC-V is heading towards a bright future and might become a worthy rival for x86 and ARM soon-ish.

excellent vidoe! thank you! I must say I was under the impression that .opus was the best of the best... But I think I'll simply use mp3 from now on...

5:50 you are cool, i like your humour! :)

This video is very helpful and thoroughly explained.

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I have watched MANY tech videos. You are EXTREMELY good at making these kinds of videos. They are to the point, clear, cover the important parts without going down rabbit holes - and best of all, provide quality resources that actually help. Please keep it up! And if you arent already covering this topic and are very brave, consider ROS2 tutorials (without using containers). Thanks again. Subbed. (I’ve seen your work before but have no clue why I wasn’t subbed already. I just assumed I was already as you’re that good!)

Bianbu OS looks aesthetically pleasing compared to other distros. God help us all when the Chinese start polishing their products. It will be the final nail on western industry.

Do they still make the glasses he's wearing? It looks like it was made back in the 1970s.

Very helpful video! Thanks.

i def disagree with that guy claiming the market share of pcs for arm will increase. I've proven that in my videos that arm has along way to go for gaming and processing. i agree it will increase but it wont since relying on the community to add advancements. a lower end x86 chip still out performs arm in computations. and since intel has dropped there price I think they should be more modest. even now on arm box 86 has stopped development

Meet Lawny: Phone-Controlled FPV Lawnmower with Raspberry PI ruclips.net/video/4OQUo0V-8QY/видео.html

I'm wondering how this board would perform with a 3D benchmark like heaven from unigine

Can't wait for RISC-V ITX motherboards

please consider removing silence because i tried it recently on one of your videos and it makes it so much more watchable it's not even funny

/dev/sda2: Timing O_DIRECT disk reads: 1138 MB in 3.00 seconds = 378.74 MB/sec [Foysal@ns1 ~]$ Thank you so much for that #command

/dev/sda1: Timing O_DIRECT disk reads: 314 MB in 3.00 seconds = 104.62 MB/sec [Foysal@ns1 ~]$ sudo hdparm -t --direct /dev/sdb1

/dev/sdb1: Timing O_DIRECT disk reads: 338 MB in 3.01 seconds = 112.44 MB/sec [Foysal@ns1 ~]$ sudo hdparm -t --direct /dev/sdc1

My RHEL 8 Result! This correct? /dev/sdc1: Timing O_DIRECT disk reads: 1406 MB in 3.00 seconds = 468.02 MB/sec

18:25 - please tell me what doest that strange pronounciation give? earlier pronounciations of "So!' i can hear the same on hikaru nakamura streams and it really bothers me to know :) - Thank you in advance!

Finally an affordable x86. This board is perfect for a NAS - I wouldn't trust any ARM board for the near future there.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Well done. 🎉

Always love RISC-V content.

2:05 No scissors are needed. Look at the other end of the bag and you can see a tiny notch you use to tear open the bag 😁

Does anyone know if there is a GUi for reprogramming the timer for the relays? I just need a functioning easy to use outlet relay with custom timers with a GUI interface. I'm good with building electronics. Not as good with reprogramming everything with code. I'd like a "do the programming once, do the rest through a GUI server over ethernet"-solution.

I have Chrome OS Flex installed on an old HP laptop my mom used to use. It's stable enough for regular use. But...no Android apps, and some laptops might not be able to use the Linux subsystem.

gets me pretty excited, Ive been pining for an x86 and ARM alternative. Even the OS interface seems polished and elegant. Id be more excited with a 8GB or 16GB Main RAM option.

Your content is helpful and your efforts are quite appreciated. As a fan of your content, I have some constructive criticism to share--it may sound harsh, but know it comes from a place kindness and brotherhood, not mockery. It's awkward feedback from any angle, so I'll say it bluntly: you would benefit by you going to a barber and asking them for their advice on, and implementation of, a new hair style. "Style" clearly has no absolute relationship with the meaning of life, one's value, or the quality of their personality, however when one is attempting to grow a channel on a social platform, one must recognize viewers will make snap decisions based on appearances. "Style" readily influences how a viewer is going to feel about you and your content, and unfortunately, I estimate your present hair style causes some negative snap decisions. Yes, still be yourself in every way, but, IMO, being oneself is a function which takes arguments and mutates the output with it's own internal magic--even if it is over something so shallow as "style choices".

im happy we move(d) away from vga and dvi. i got a little pc that was thrown out because trough constant inplugging the connection between the port and pcb loosened and the whole pc operation became unstable. if i move it in certain ways the windows crashes. :)

11:20 that must the highest quality post beep i ever heard. :)

One can also buy an enterprise SSD, that will sustain the write speed throughout the whole drive. Also, many of them have a lot more DRAM, like 4gb, absorbing quite quickly more of the OS random write operations (that tend to make a system feel slow if not enough cache is available).

there are a couple of things i don't like about 23.10, and i see they haven't changed in 24.04: - when i click a dock icon, there is no feedback to let me know that the app is being launched. in older versions at least the name of the app appeared in the title bar, but that has been removed. - the close, minimize and maximize buttons should be in the top LEFT corner, not top right. i hope there's a new version of tweaks that can take care of that. - it bothers me that the windows don't have frames which makes it hard to see where one window ends and another begins. no bueno.

downloading the ISO file now. lets see if i can install 24.04 on an external HD...

Another excellent video. This one is so helpful I do not need to refer to any other to complete my home networking project. You have thought and laid out the steps in a logical manner that networking enthusiasts, whom are not IT specialists like myself, would find easy to follow and implement. My only problem is how to estimate the actual length of cable needed from one point to another within my apartment? The wiring will go through pipes already embedded within my thick brick walls and not in a straight line. Perhaps I could measure the straight line distance then multiply by 2? Any advice by anyone is welcome.

Longevity of archives is a serious problem. I have vinyl records dating back to the 1950's/60's and they still work . I did a lot of recording onto DAT at the turn of the century and I now have tape dropout on some archive recordings (which have been stored properly) and have had failures during storage of the tape decks themselves. Some of the equipment is over 25 years old and capacitors (especially) in the decks dry out and fail, the greases congeal, belts perish etc. What isn't going to stop these affecting archival hardware we decide to invest in now? The point I'm making with DAT is that it is a tape format and is pretty old so I am 25 years ahead of the use curve compared to HDD's etc. The basic tech in a DAT drive is similar to any other spinning magnetic media fundamentally and will be susceptible to similar failure modes to my experiences over time. Exactly the same with my Sony mini-DV recordings made at the same time. I have had CD recordings of music delaminate (even good brands) and with more and more density, I honestly do not think that there is a safe way of archiving material for a significant time on digital media. With M-Disk, are you going toe be able to actually get a drive to get the data off in 40 years time with hardware that is available then? With the ever increasing data density we want to archive, the potential chances of long term storage diminish. Enjoy what you have now. All of my really important archives are held here and on cloud storage but again, that offers zero long-term longevity. I'm not trying to be a miserable SOB, this subject really does open quite a debate on so many levels.

i like green computing! because of you i now use my little and cheap, but really cool (both meanings xD) asrock j4205-itx, a lot more. :)

i think windows 11 looks much nicer than windows 10. the grey background makes the settings-windows much easier to see! i like border-lines!

How where the temperatures with the passive cooling?

Hmmm...maybe if Microsoft fixed the search function in Windows there would be no need for Recall. 🤔

Why is it today possible that newer ATX powersupplies can work without fan at lower temperatures unlike older units? Is it soley because of higher efficiences or did the fabricants need to change to higher quality or different components that can work at higher temperatures? thanks.

thank you for rekindling my interest in pc hardware and a bit in software! i especially like your usage of older components. they still work good for many things. (i played games so i wasnt that interested in them, but i changed) thanks for your videos :)

Raspberry images are no longer on the site. :(