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Vessel username: vsdagama My favorite videos on the vessel page: Insane Storage Server - Fully 10 Gigabit Network, $1,500 Switch https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf Wet Laptop Recovery AGAIN - Dell XPS 13 https://www.vessel.com/videos/Su_Wqd7Vl Bonus entries: https://twitter.com/joske_p/status/580431360415924224 https://twitter.com/joske_p/status/580430769069395971 Fingers crossed!

I think both subjects are interesting and a little but of variation doesn't hurt, so I voted for a mixed channel for that reason. The toys channel: Awsome idea, if you pick out the awkward, funny and special gadgets and toys every (grown-up) kid would like to have. But it doesn't all need to have the huge Wow-factor. Maybe people around the world and from different ages would like to see the evolution of toys around the world and in time, some nostalgia could be good aswell. Or toys for grown-ups! The pilot video was great, no remarks on excecution . But please don't get yourself in jail! The gaming channel: There is some work to be done here: what will it look like? I found the fact that 2/3 of the time you were looking at Luke's face a bit awkward for a gaming channel, I feel you need to feel submerged into the game a bit more, so more ingame footage. None the less, I find it it important to be able to see Luke's (facial) expressions while telling his story almost as important. The format "webcam stream in the corner of the screen" has been done 1000's of times and is kinda boring, maybe you could experiment with some new formats? (like make Luke AND the game appear over the whole screen, the one slightly more/less translucent then the other. Or paste Luke's face on the character . You need some experimenting here. To sum up: I like the toys part, it's success will be largely dependant on which toys you pick. The pilot video was very well done. The more unprepared/unscripted parts the better. The gaming part: it has been done before, I'm already subscribed to many of them. But I'm sure you can make it worthwhile by experimenting with original ideas. It's very likely there are a big deal of toy channels awsell, but I'm not subscribed to any. Different formats, making a big video about for example LAN gaming (which games to pick, etc etc), making a sum up video of a certain genre with some big and small titles? Making the top 5 games from the Linustechtips crew? different platforms, old games? Looking at games in alpha, Beta, upcoming titles, free to play games? Getting to know good old/unknown games would be awsome! Android games? Or making a mix with the hardware side? Trying new technologies/pheripherals like steam inhome streaming/ocullus/SHIELD and giving us some handson previews? There are countless ways to make a good, fresh and innovative (partial) gaming channel and I'm confident you will!

Built my first desktop in 2011, at the time the Samsung Spinpoint F3 HD103SJ 1Tb and the Crucial M4 128 Gb where popular and cheap. I did a lot of research, so I ended up with those in my rig for configuration with both storage and fast boot times. I regret not buying a bigger SSD, but at the time those 128Gb's where about twice as expensive as nowadays. In addition to that, I've always had numerous external HDD's ( 2x WD Elements 1,5Tb, WD My Book Essential 2Tb and 3 Tb) Those where used to backup my data, contained all my media and photo and music libraries. I kept buying additional drives up to a point where I had wayyyy too many cables and external enclosures laying around my computer. So about 1 month ago, I decided to get a NAS. I got the Synology DS413j, I have around 5Tb+ of data so a 4-bay would give me enough headroom and backup capability with RAID 5 (/SHR). Getting the NAS also saved me some desk space and made my room look pretty because of the lack of cables everywhere. Everything is now centralized on 1 device, no more multiple volumes. I put my 2Tb and 1.5Tb external in there, together with 2 new drives: 1 Seagate Desktop HDD.15 4Tb, and 1 Seagate NAS HDD 4Tb. I went Seagate only because the 4Tb reds weren't available at the time, (I'm pretty fond of WD, since I have never had any problems with my WD external drives, even after many years of service and a lot of abuse :wub: Right now my NAS space is almost saturated (1.5Tb left), and soon I will have to replace the 1.5Tb and 2Tb in there with 4Tb's. So it would be awsome to get these reds!! https://twitter.com/joske_p/status/377796387246596097 __ = Reasons b = Devices Summary Desktop with Crucial M4 128Gb + Samsung Spinpoint F3 HD103SJ 1Tb Synology DS 413j with WD Green WD20EARS 2tb + WD green WD15EARS 1,5 Tb (both from external enclosures) + Seagate HDD.15 4Tb + Seagate NAS HDD 4Tb Sandisk Cruzer 4Gb *edit: forgot my most loyal of all storage devices! It's a Sandisk Cruzer 4Gb USB flash drive, which I got a got as a gift a long time ago. Been using it for school and small data transfers. Incredible amount of entries Good luck everyone!