Drifttwood

Loved the first episode. Especially how the video looks

He reviews Kickstarter products  ( he has a series called 'kick starter crap') and is simply mocking thefinebros, who tried to copyright a style of reaction videos.  

Yeah I had to go and look him up too,  so your not the only one who has no clue as to who he is / what's going on. 

Kickfarted looks like it will be awesome
 
Also what is with the idubbbz guy?
Did he not see what happened to the fine bros when they tried something similar? 
Or is this a clever ruse?
 
Either way I hope to see more videos from LTT in this series 

Kickfarted looks like it will be awesome
 
Also what is with the idubbbz guy?
Did he not see what happened to the fine bros when they tried something similar? 
Or is this a clever ruse?
 
Either way I hope to see more videos from LTT in this series 

For archival purposes:
 
I had trouble getting my TL-WN851ND PCI legacy wireless N adapter working on windows 8.1 but found a fix.
 
Manufacturer: http://www.tp-link.com/lk/products/details/?model=TL-WN851ND#over
Driver for Atheros chipset: http://www.atheros.cz/atheros-wireless-download.php?chipset=33&system=8
 
Windows 8 claims plug n play functionality but the default driver did not work for me and the manufacturers driver gave me an error along the lines of an unsupported version of windows. Begin by downloading the Atheros chipset driver:

 
 
Extract the contents of the archive to a new folder and open Device Manager:

 
 
Under Network Adapters >right click "TP-LINK 300Mbps Wireless N Adapter" and left click "Update Driver Software..."

 
 
Select "Browse my computer for driver software"

 
 
Choose "Browse..." and browse to the folder you unpacked the zip containing the driver to.

 
 
Hit okay and wait while Windows installs the driver and you're done. Your wireless card should be functioning properly. If not consider returning the card.

Been using a TP-Link card when I had windows 7 installed (Model: TL-WN851ND) but this card doens't work with windows 8.1, also I could do with an upgrade, so just post your network card here or any suggestions would be appreciated, would prefer internal PCI cards.