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A few friends made this twitter bot which generates 'flames' based on what is popular from the other posts. They look really cool and are really good as screensavers and desktop backgrounds. They're somewhat low resolution, but are good for a phone or other such device. It's really cool and I think you guys would like it https://twitter.com/pyrobot_ EDIT: @vktec is one of the developers, so he knows more about it than I do. Listen to him for technical details

I have done this with 2 Sky Hubs but it uses 2 SSIDs and passwords. You need to set the Hub you want to use as a repeater up on its own network (cable to the PC and power only), go to 192.168.0.1 and disable DHCP, then run an Ethernet cable from your main network into the BOTTOM Ethernet port on the router. This then allows to have a second wireless network using your old Sky Hub. Everything on your network will be accessible through the 'Repeater', but on the main Router, everything connected to the 'repeater' shows up as cabled. Not a major issue, but it happens

Thankyou Very Much! Really wanted this background <3

Does anyone have a copy of Linus' Desktop Background as seen in the WHONNICK Recovery Episode? Its the LTT Logo with orange lines across the screen Thanks. EDIT: Image

I'm interested in the Zotac XBOX MAGNUS EN970 because i didn't think that it was possible to make a desktop PC that small pack so much of a punch, for use. I could easily put this in my backpack, take it to school, connect it to a monitor, mouse and keyboard in an IT suite, and use my personal programs at school (OK, I probably wouldn't be allowed to, but hey, worth a try ) Even if I can't do that, easy transfer of my PC is vital for me, as I travel a lot, and as such I have been confined to a laptop, and borrowing a monitor when I was where I am going. Overall this would be a great, useful little machine for my daily use, and I am sure that I would get a lot out of a Zotac XBOX MAGNUS EN970. Also, Linus, you have taught me how to build a computer, almost completely, in about a month. this time in September, I wouldn't have dreamed about building a PC, but now I feel really confident, thanks to you innovative videos, which provide much detail so I can pause and see what you are doing specifically. Your break-in prank was really cruel though. Thanks for setting up Linus Media Group and Linus Tech Tips, and providing the world with detailed videos of building anything Technical, inside almost anything. (Fallout Bomb springs readily to mind, but there are countless others.) Luke, Your Fallout Bomb "DA BOMB!" PC Build was incredible. I'm sure without too much effort, you could get an elephant into a light bulb, the way you managed to stuff all of that equipment into that tiny ornament that was never meant for having a PC built inside of it. Everyone at Linus Media Group. Thankyou for making inspiring, factual and funny videos for the community to watch, daily. Come hell or high water, videos come out every day, mostly on time (:-P) and are well edited and awesome. Thankyou.

I really like the Keyboard, as it is very aesthetically pleasing, and I like the sound it makes, as I saw one and tried it once. It feels really nice, but when I tried it, it was out of my budget. Thanks! Gadget_Man1