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13 minutes ago, WillWam said:

Also, is there a way to do this without an Ethernet cable? I'd like to do it wirelessly.

If you look at the octapi guide it only talks about wifi and not ethernet, so yes.

18 minutes ago, Taja said:

LTT didnt get it YET because they are canadian, most likely.

 

Also how Linus bash samsung phones? In the end of the day he ALWAYS goes back to his samsung.

criticizing!= disliking

This. He didn't get one because he deals with Samsung Canada and not Samsung US. 

Your Readme could use some improvements to be honest. 

Here is a random template on how a good and easy to read Readme can look like.

https://gist.github.com/PurpleBooth/109311bb0361f32d87a2

I feel bad for that hamster.. 

On the other hand I feel like we need to investigate further. Is it exclusive to dubstep or will any noisy music suffice? 

Probably because people couldn't stop talking about that damn toaster. 

16 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

Probably plays an annoying sound like when you dont wear a seatbelt. This is enough to keep people from breaking the speedlimit to go faster 

Doubt it. People who wanna go fast will find away around it. Just like people plugging in A loose seat belt clicker to get rid of the noise. 

50 minutes ago, peanuts104 said:

It doesn't help that many countries in Europe only have you vote for a party and not a candidate, though I don't know the specifics for election to the EU parliament.  Do EU citizens even have any say who sits on the EU parliament?

I'm not sure if the voting process differs from country to country. But here in Sweden we can vote on a specific person. 

So the process is something like this. The LTT party are running with a list of 20 or so people. They put this in a priority order. 

As a voter you can then choose to vote for the LTT party without deciding on a person. Then it defaults to the first name on the list (or if they get two seats the two first names gets in). 

But if a majority of people who decided to vote for the LTT party cross in Coltons name, who is last, then he gets the seat. 

Time for the Aussie people to change DNS-settings then. 

22 hours ago, Thaldor said:

Yes, it is (3$/channel/month). But I think it's only for now and I could think that Floatplane would also have free side when they are ready for it (like the whole platform is ready, they have enough userbase to make enough money to to pay for the HW supporting free users would need etc.). But Floatplane currently is in very early stages, there's only 3 channels and it's invite only (IIRC), so it will probably take a long time before we see Floatplane Free. @Slick

Floatplane != youtube.

Floatplane is more like Patreon. Or Vessel if you remember that site. Basically early access / exlusive content.

How would the middle-man company be able make a profit or even break even? By charging more for the EXACT same thing you could get from going to the source directly? 

Hm. How often do the average apple user actually need to use their 2FA codes though? 

From my perspective you only really need it when setting up a new device. Or if you for some reason would be logging in the apple/iCloud websites. But who does that on a regular basis? 

3 minutes ago, Master Delta Chief said:

If only they would start fixing their mobile app by allowing the same free stuff (like able to play songs that we choose instead of using playlists) we can do on our PC counterpart instead of prioritizing on this. But hey, we're talking about a business so, money first as usual.

They already have a fix for that. Give them money. 

Well. He is leaving LTX early to get to a backstreet boys concert. And said on the latest wan show that he would definitely go to a spice girls concert. Soo. 90s pop? 

29 minutes ago, NIneEyeRon said:

 

I did spend ages on cable management though as its important for good airflow.

You missed the video with luke testing that theory? 

8 minutes ago, Zmax said:

Actually contact Linus Media Group sales. There is a minimum of YouTube content you must meet. But it's open to anyone.

 

Now it's mainly tech stuff, from what I saw in discussions, they have no limit to the type of material they are willing to host.

I dont think they are letting on other creators just yet though. Still in beta mode afaik.

1800 bucks for a phone is a bit much. Even if it folds. 

https://www.samsung.com/sg/support/mobile-devices/what-is-intelligent-scan-and-how-to-use-it/

But floatplane is not competing with youtube or even aimed at competing with youtube. It's a complementary thing.  Floatplane is more like Patreon than youtube. 

2 hours ago, VegetableStu said:

no. the ISP would most definitely want a peephole in their own VPN implementation

(heck, facebook owns a VPN company. guess what was done)

I honestly don't think Bahnhof is interested in a peephole. Their whole brand is built on "internet with secrecy".

Their free vpn was a response to a court ruling demanding Bahnhof to release customer IP information. Having a peephole in it would kinda defeat the purpose for it even existing. And I believe they are still fighting that court ruling. 

If it was any other ISP I would agree with you. But given the history Bahnhof is probably the most trustworth ISP I've ever heard of.

20 hours ago, RorzNZ said:

Just bundle a VPN with an ISP subscription lol

They already do that. Well an unencrypted PTTP VPN for free. For 40 SEK or about $4.5 a month you get a proper encrypted one. 

I agree that it doesn't make sense. But the outro is a signature for the channel. Much like every youtube has some form of signature outro, some more original than others.  So I vote no! 

I felt like I had heard this story before so I had to Google.. Gigabyte is selling 16gb (2x8gb) 3200 ddr4 kits with two fake modules for $229. 

Link to article

Wrong forum section and no. Chromium is a real thing.

Why would anyone want to mine crypto on their phone in the first place? 

6 minutes ago, PeterBocan said:

Update 1.

 

Sure its better but running at 96 degrees under load. Yikes.