LeprekonKilla

I kind of think the way microsoft goes about pushing all their data gatherers is kind of unprofessional
like when you try to change your default browser, it's all like "aw cmon at least give me a try :'(" it's trying to act all personal and it gets pretty annoying 

Do you want blank new tabs or a specific website?

My mom asked me what kind of pie I want for thanksgiving. So I gave her this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CD5VC92/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_qgMmyb2TMDY2C

Perhaps a subforum for new members to welcome themselves 

All the dicks

they also had an anti sale where they increased the price by $5 for no reason. Another time, they sold 1' square pieces of an island. Honestly, the CAH people are amazing people and marketers, because they do batshit crazy stuff like that.

It's only with Dennis that I feel a little uncomfortable with the stuff he does. Everyone else willfully participates in his shenanigans and they seem to genuinely enjoy it. I don't think he's being a bully. A little over the top? Maybe. But, it's obvious that everyone at LMG has a strong personal connection to one another and a lot of shit happens off camera so you can't really judge what their relationships are by the videos...

Here's a video version of what you're about to read:
 
As of November 1, 2016, Vessel.com - the video platform that you've been using to get early access to videos from Linus Media Group and others - is gone.
There were many people who hated Vessel.com and everything it stood for.. so good for them, I guess.. 
BUT there has also been a surprisingly strong negative reaction to the site's acquisition and removal by Verizon Communications Inc with the main complaints being these:
- I'll be stuck with no new LTT content for a week. BOOO!
- I loved the exclusive member-only comments section. Don't make me go back to YouTube comments!
- I HATE ads, but don't mind a monthly subscription fee if it means I can view the content I enjoy without them.
So.. since we've already got a 1 week buffer of content built up.. without further ado, I present to you, the LTT Floatplane Club - so named because even if it doesn't fly, we'd like to think it won't sink.. We.. will probably have to rename it at some point..
Anyway, the goal of the Floatplane Club is pretty straightforward. We want to deliver everything that was great about the Vessel experience and, given the time constraints, we want to do it as quickly and easily as possible.
So here's what we're offering today:
- DRM-Free downloads for members at 360p and 720p
- Ad free service - No pre-roll ads to suck up your bandwidth
- Exclusive member-only comments section through the LinusTechTips.com forum
- Early access - For now it'll be similar to the Vessel experience (1 week), but the window COULD change, and I can almost guarantee there will be more simultaneous releases for time-sensitive projects than before.
Beyond the initial offering, though I can't promise ALL of these will be available at the same membership level (High bitrate 4K video downloads that would CRUSH our current hosting setup come to mind), here are some things we are considering implementing LOVE to implement in the future:
- A streaming video player
- A sexier watch page
- Realtime chat to make it fun to grab a bag of popcorn and chat with other Floatplane Club members while viewing the latest releases
- 1080p and 4k videos
Linus Tech Tips doesn't take advantage of many community funding initiatives like Patreon, so PART of this move is about replacing the Vessel revenue stream that was so abruptly cut off so we can continue to meet our growth goals for the future - including the new writers we want to hire - but a BIGGER part of it is that it will allow us to FINALLY take control of the communication channel to our audience, allowing us to tell our viewers directly when there's a new video instead of publishing to YouTube and simply hoping it'll land in a subscriber box or two..
So how do I join?
Great question! You join the club by buying a subscription for $3 USD per month at the link in the video description, which unlocks an early access sub-forum on linustechtips.com where we'll be posting download links to our videos at various resolutions until we come up with something more elegant.
We realize that this won't work as well for mobile users, and it doesn't have a slick UI like Vessel did.. but we wanted to get something together fast enough that none of our Vessel viewers would miss their daily fix, and this is what we've got for now.. with our promise to continue to improve it!
Thanks for Reading,
LINUS SEBASTIAN & THE LMG TEAM
 
 

Thank you for watching, whats your twitter handle @DevilishBooster
 
Indeed, my mother had sewn a Gulf Racing patch on my demin jean jacket 40 years ago @WynLore
 
Porsche 917 inspired graphics are finished on the Cooler Master Mastercase 5 / Pro. Next stage is clearcoating everything.

 

I'm creating a new case mod with Cooler Master's Mastercase 5 / Pro Mid Tower. "Mastercase Racing" will be the catalyst for new bolt-on accessories and modifications for this case by Mnpctech. The custom paint finish will be inspired race by Steve McQueen's GULF PORSCHE 917 from his 1971 movie, "Le Mans."
 

 
The MasterCase Mid Tower draws it's inspiration from Cooler Master's MasterConcept from 2016 CES. Cooler Master wants you to have absolute control over how your case looks and functions. You can adjust the exterior structure and it's look through a range of replacement panels and doors. Each choice changes the look of the exterior while giving you flexibility of the interior layout. Order a new Mastercase 5 or Pro from Newegg, HERE
 

 
The legendary PORSCHE 917 is the inspiration for the custom paint on this case mod. The 917 only raced for three seasons. It placed 1st in fourteen of the twenty one races it entered 1969 through 1971. The only Gulf Porsche 917 to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans was the one driven in Steve McQueen's "Le Mans" movie. His 917 from the movie was chassis # 022 and purchased in 1970, from the Porsche by Steve McQueen's movie production company, Solar Productions. It was also the company that would bring the movie "Le Mans" to the big screen. This is the car that McQueen's character, Michael Delaney, starts the race in, and "crashes" late in the race, "writing the car off." The car that was crashed was really a Lola T-70, painted and rebodied, to look like a 917. Many innovations in cinematography, were first tried in this movie. They even went so far, as to weld brackets to the front frame work of the 917, so they could mount a camera to shoot Steve, and the other drivers, in the cockpit. I'm debating about replacing the #22 with #5 to represent the Mastercase 5. 
 

 
Display the hardware in your Cooler Master MasterCase Pro & 5 with the "Easy PC Mastercase Window Panel" It allows a full view inside your PC without any obstructions. "Easy PC Window Panel" is professionally laser cut from 1/8" thick 100% cast acrylic. It has embedded magnets to make installation and removal fast and easy. The window panel is the same size as the factory steel panel for the Cooler Master MasterCase Pro & 5.
 
 

 
The Mastercase 5 chassis and exterior parts before prepping them with Red Scotchbrite for our custom paint finish. I will be utilizing House of Kolor and PPG products. 
 

 
Here is the hardware I'd like to use for the "Mastercase Racing" Gaming PC build, but my budget may have to be limited for another personal project. I'd love the INTEL Core i7-6700K 8M Skylake Quad-Core 4.0 GHz LGA 1151 91W processor to be our race car engine. My first choice of motherboard is GIGABYTE's GA-Z170X-SOC FORCE. It's touted as the ultimate Z170 "Super OverClock" solution from GIGABYTE. It also offers a vast array of user features that includes 22 phases of digital power, cool new OC Touch buttons, durable PCIe slots with metal trim. The SOC FORCE has a large heat sink layout with heat pipe dissipation system and water channel technology to incorporate hybrid cooling through air and liquid supply. This allows the VRMs and MOSFETs to stay cool under load when voltages are pushed high
 

 
 

 
Brad is applying final coat of Gulf Racing Orange paint, this was custom mixed from specs for the 1970 Porsche 917 race car from Steve McQueen's movie, "Le Mans" We applied this paint to the EK radiator and misc Mastercase accessories
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
I'll be utilizing "5" as race number to represent Cooler Master's Mastercase 5

used e3 1231 v3'
 
i5 4430

The i5-4590 is exactly 200 and about 20% faster than the 4430. But if you can find the e3 the hyperthreading would be nice. Especially since all the options are locked.

anyone that claims " the i5 750 is so old that your computer will basically not work." is talking out their ass 

The day when new threads aren't a link and measly words that mean nothing...I'll do your job for you.
If you're making people click a link to get even the most basic info to have some understanding (and thus a discussion) don't post at all. I can click on one liners on reddit too, I (and others) come here to have news along with some better discussion. Do your job to encourage that or don't post at all. 
 

 
Faster is relative, but for a phone this is exceptionally fast and I approve of their focus on the video and photo aspects of how this speedy memory could be used. Especially for 4K videos on higher quality sensors that are coming online in the mobile market. 
 

having the rack of tiny ssds just wont be the same as having this wall of hard drives spinning away. like can you imagine showing someone your nas and its just a shoebox sized thing of flash storage, versus a full tower full of drives wizzing away? 
 
 
that being said they have a 8tb hard drive for 260. when you can get a SSD for that ill die happy

You must love Nascar.

That's Fucking Sketchy

They should probably also boost the memory bus width from 256 to either 384 or 512 in the process