InadequateComputerUser

You are therefore implying that they don't check quality?

Well duh

No

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I agree, I remember they had a Dell Switch and Linus wanted to install a GUI on it and it was never spoken of again.

He has a massive CNC shop now and so far all they've made is his desk and a pyramid case.

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I agree, I remember they had a Dell Switch and Linus wanted to install a GUI on it and it was never spoken of again.

He has a massive CNC shop now and so far all they've made is his desk and a pyramid case.

I agree, I remember they had a Dell Switch and Linus wanted to install a GUI on it and it was never spoken of again.

He has a massive CNC shop now and so far all they've made is his desk and a pyramid case.

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

Basically anyone who works with software from an engineering/technical perspective. Not even necessarily in programming, but reading and parsing a text file for example. Try opening a 100MB log file in sublime, I'll wait.
 
You and the other users here are introducing a selective bias. Just because your or your peers don't use it, doesn't mean it's not nessacary, Want an example? Look at Linus blowing away his desktop environment. He still had a command line to interface with the operating system and could have potentially fixed the problem without doing a reinstall.

Any linux administrator is using a CLI. There's billions of people in this world, you have your friends are not a sufficient sample size. If you don't use it, it's not for you and don't worry about it. Your question about percentiles is disgenuine because you assume someone cared enough prior to this discussion to survey people using a CLI.

GUI's and CLI's all have their place in this world and may exist in harmony. GUI's are for the enduser, GUI's lie and can takeup unnecessary resources. Everything you use in a GUI is just a CLI wrapped in pretty pictures. Linux is configured in textfiles, you don't need a GUI for textfile editing.  VI if you like doing things the hard way, or nano if you love yourself.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

Where did I say it wasn't essential for some people? I have nothing against the command line and I even use it to administer a small website I run. But I'm not going to pretend that a large portion of the computer users in the world ever even touch it, because guess what? They don't.
 
I work in a grocery store. I use a lot of specialized tools and pieces of software that many people never think about or aren't even aware exists.
 
And that's okay.
 
Are those tools essential for the normal function of today's society? Yes, actually they are. Does that mean that a substantial percentage of the population uses them? No, it doesn't. And does that make them less important for me, my store, and the people of my community? No, they're still important.
 
I don't think anyone here is claiming that the command line doesn't matter to anyone, but it doesn't matter to most people, even though we all benefit from the people who do use it.

Tell that to network engineers, programmers, etc. who use it day and night because that's where the powerful functions are. But you keep not understanding the point 🙂

The difference is 2 speakers.

In this image each red square represents a speaker. You have see the 7.1 had 2 additional front facing.
 

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

yea getting kinda like Naruto. It's not entirely filler it has one real episode.

I just watched the Cable testing video and the "Check out my HUGE Rack! - New House Network Update" video. They both could have been a tweet or two basically. The Network video was "I got a pink server rack" and "I got these new ubiquiti equiptment" but he didn't actually discuss any of the actual tech here. The networking video didn't really discuss any of the setup, inside it was just "yeah I got a NVR, and like 86 network devices".
 
Like I don't mean to be a "hater" and I'm not coming here to shit all over the folks at Linus Media Group but the videos are feeling like a waste of time, they could honestly be half as long.
 

That's not dedicated vRAM though, it's unified memory so it's shared with the system.

Fully expect that framework laptops will start to be shoe horned into videos like the LTT Store.

I did notice the laptop inclusion but he appeared unbiased and we saw the comparison, it wasn't good but unexpectedly better than the XPS.

Yeah, no way Google would hire a company such as this to preform penetration testing on their services/top users. When you have a company do penetration testing it's a private matter. You don't want to announce to the world you can be hacked or that you have an exploit. It's most likely the the network Omnia was hacked and their youtubers accounts were subsequently accessed either through the network it's self or by obtaining the youtubers stored passwords if for some reason they're stored in plain text on Omnias servers (bad move on Omnias part). Interestingly the videos for H3H3 which are less than a week old have not had their titles changed and no ones Twitter accounts seem to have been accessed.