BeornBear

I ended up downloading the Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 ISOs again. I think that these ISOs became corrupted on my external hard drive. It did work on my older PC. I run VMs in Oracle Virtualbox for labs.  

There are older videos referring to a few topics that I mentioned above. However, a new refreshed look might be in order. 
 
Desktop Servers would be interesting with a focus on a budget system as a file server and video editing.
How to go about starting a youtube channel and obtaining sponsors
 
More discussions on NAS drives with separate videos dealing with the following:
Setting up a plex server
Setting up IP video recording 
Comparing main NAS companies for small business and separately for budget home users. 
 
Plus, more important to include female collaborators from the LTT team. There is a significant lack of representation from female IT staff. Female IT staff know their stuff too and offer a professional appeal. It will attract only better praise. 
 
 
 
 
 
 

If I may be so bold, I would like to make Youtube video requests for the Linus Tech Tips Team to take into active consideration. 
 
1. Budget NAS solutions for home users (including Plex servers)
2. Set up test interviews with LTT fans in which they have to build a computer from scratch and on camera!! 
3. How to set up a home server (on a PC Tower)
4. Set up Access Points and best budget options
5. Set up Unifi on ubiquiti route so that clients can take more control of their network and subnets
6. Budget PC Build for the holidays (AMD vs Intel) with dual RAM sticks. Proper comparisons. Not half comparisons please.
7. Budget Refurbished computers comparison (For example, refurbished i3 vs i5 vs i7)
8. More exposure to SBC, including Raspberry Pi. I know that your staff are power users and prefer extreme performance. However, there is still a market for SBC as a great learning experience.
9. More discussion on refurbished computers organizations, such as Free Geek Vancouver, The Hackery and BC Reuse Tech. Besides environmentally friendly, it can provide a great learning experience for first time builders/ refurbishers. Giving back to the community is big!!
 

Thanks. I will check it out.