Harvey

I've had people assume I can fix a car because "cars have so much electronics in them these days".

Getting offended at a general Internet term used to define basically everything?
 
have we reached a new low?

I dont see the value in it as I only use vessel to watch Linus videos and nothing else.

Kinda how I feel for people who complain that somthing offends them in a movie or tv show and they want it off of the face of the earth.

I never really know how to address these kinds of posts. I see the demographics (no we are not more heavily skewed towards 12 year olds than we ever were) and I see the viewer growth..
 
Not everything we make can appeal to everyone, but the good news is we make videos EVERY SINGLE DAY compared to many other tech channels that post every other day or even as little as like once per week. So think of it this way: if 1/5 of our videos appeals to you, then we're producing as much relevant content for you personally as anyone else, and we're also appealing to others who have different tastes than you do.
 

I don't see how doing product showcases of what's possible with modern technology is so called "twelve year old content".

Who is going to help him reach it?

I never understood why people care about back lighting at all. But apparently a lot of people do. I played with all the settings of my Ducky Shine 3 when I first got it, but by the end of the day I turned all back lighting / effects off and haven't turned them on since.
 
People seem to really love lights. In a couple years I'm sure RGB willl be just another tick box feature, its not going away.

Please let the name be Windows Cement 8D
 
 

Something to bear in mind is that I have a life. At  the end of a long week on Friday, the WAN archive is a lower priority than making dinner, seeing my family or any number of other things I can be doing during that time. If it takes a few hours, it takes a few hours.

Why do people think that Mac OS X Is based off a Linux Kernel, its a Unix Kernel called Darwin.
 

 
Mac OS X Is very stable, Yes you do need an antivirus (The only people who beleve that suckkel off the tits of the apple marketing teams.)
 
Yes some of their products are overpriced but as I like to say if you want to pay that price then pay it, if you dont then dont! 
 
I've owned 2 desktop Macs from new, A PowerMac G4 in 1999 and a 2008 Mac Pro (Which I am still using this day).

I wouldn't mind a standardized system for the front I/O connections on motherboards. It baffles me that some manufacturers have to include a little adapter that lets you connect the little power switch and LED wires to it, and then plug THAT adapter into the slot on the mobo.
 
Why is this not a standardized header yet!?

Dust filters everywhere

Chess is a sport.... why not video games?

You don't have to spend any money to be an enthusiast, train enthusiasts don't always ride on trains, sometimes they just watch them and learn a bout them.  Same with pc, photography, art, reading, or any other hobby,  if you are excited and want to learn about the hobby you are an enthusiast.

College students get it free from dreamspark.

We have a cobweb gangster in our midst..

 
 
 
 
Someone we know well nowadays knows all about that particular card, here. (he hates it when people dig up his Tiger vids lol)

Zilog Z80 @ 1.774 Mhz what is this dedicated Graphics Processing Unit you speak of....

Well ads tend to pertain to what the user has recently been viewing. So it's partially your fault.

Rescuing a computer is like rescuing pets. Only more emotional.

0 GB per year

Probably not. They seem well designed for "normal" wear and tear. One piece of advice though, get new friends!

You know, every time a whole thread gets out of control and I warn a bunch of people, every single one of them sends me an angry message demanding to know why no one else got warned.  It's pretty funny.  Warnings are not public information, and neither is about 95% of the rest of mod work.
 
I guess people don't think about it, but no one knows when we do anything or how we handle it.  All of our actions are invisible to everyone except the one person they involve.  One of the core concepts of the proposed idea involves judging how well we do things that you aren't even aware of, and I don't see how you could ever effectively rate us on how well we do our job without even seeing our work.  So, this idea really won't work as well as you think it might.
 
There have been numerous threads about how mod selection works, and the answer still remains the same.  The only ones that can really monitor what we do, Linus, Slick, and MrWizard, will manage the moderator team.  If you think a mod is not doing his job well, then contact Slick, and if it's a valid complaint he'll talk to the mod in question about it.