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I have a powerful(ish) main workstation but a new job and personal circumstances mean i may be travelling or not at home when working remotely. Im looking for a laptop with a large screen, 64gb ram, decent but lower end GPU and upgradeable storage and crucially a decently high core count. There are so many skus, so many options and being more of a workstation guy i have no idea where to begin. Any recommendations or even just a range i should look at would be very much appreciated. Thanks!

DIY In-the-wall thin client would be an interesting video. However there is an off-the-shelf option... Can be PoE or have a barrel jack plugged into it. https://www.chippc.com/jack-pc.html

So i downloaded the same videos OP did and floatplane is still higher video bitrate than youtube at 1080p. Here is the mediainfo and exiftool readouts from both the youtube version (top) and the floatplane version (bottom).

The reddit OP listed the format numbers of each file he downloaded with yt-dlp in the post.

Youre completely insane. You think that "Any journalist" knows that its not a fundamental pillar of journalism when the industry ethics guidelines for professional journalists clearly states that it is You need to help yourself by keeping your mouth shut about things you clearly don't have the capacity, will or capability to understand. Buddy. You seem to think you know better than the Society of Professional Journalists about what their own ethics guidelines are.

They definitely do ask airlines for comment after a plane crash...

It doesnt at all. You clearly haven't read the discussion as to why i posted that. Hypocrisy at its finest. Like i said, Its a fundamental pillar of journalism. Hence why its included in the society of professional journalists ethics code. What an immature response. If you can't understand why that relevant then i can't help you.

So youre saying disregard them if you want to take a jab at someone elses journalistic integrity without doing your own due dilligence. Got it...

Yes it is...Youre very wrong on this. https://www.spj.org/ethicscode.asp "Diligently seek subjects of news coverage to allow them to respond to criticism or allegations of wrongdoing."

https://www.spj.org/ethicscode.asp Its not an opinion. "Diligently seek subjects of news coverage to allow them to respond to criticism or allegations of wrongdoing."

Its a well-established, fundamental pillar of journalism to reach out to a party you're making accusations of or to an offending party when covering a news story. Even the most local of local newspaper journalists do this. Let alone an outlet with a following with size of GN. GN made a choice to do this. Theyre not in the clear here either. Him drawing the distinction is very clear to any rational-thinking adult that its about making it clear it wasn't sold for the benefit of LMG's bottom line, and was instead auctioned for charity. Theres a very very clear ethical canyon between the two and thats whats being highlighted here. Its important that people don't think they sold it and pocketed the cash. Its also important that people don't jump to the sheer volume of conclusions that have been jumped to regarding this entire situation.

A Maker channel I Would love to see LMG approach maker content, showcase/review some cool tools and DIY Tech. For example ive recently been building the MPCNC https://www.v1e.com/ which is a cool project id love to see Alex tackle (who would naturally be a great host for the channel). I think LMG could take a great run at a maker channel. Using tech to make cool stuff. Multi part project builds. Cool 3d printing/CNC educational and marketing content. Hacksmith/Adam Savage style multi part build vlogs. It would be very cool to showcase not only different tools but would be an ideal place for factory tours for more 'artisinal' tech products. Even stuff like soldering tutorials and a roundup of good better best versions of common tools. Also possibilities for things like case modding projects. Collab's with more makers and creatives outside of tech. Getting various YouTube creatives to mod cases and then some form of competition to win them perhaps. Someone like Adam Savage could do some insane case mod stuff given he built miniatures for star wars. This also provides the opportunity for more tools on LTT store as well as 3d print files and project plans. Why not even a 'how to paint your house' video sometime?

A SFF build but one that is super discrete. Possibly in a case with a non-standard motherboard mounting or even a custom build case Replace easy MB I/O access with a high speed usb-C Dock or two. Do a roundup of the best desktop usb-c hubs not the laptop dongle ones.

Get an old case and make a DIY Water chiller and dispenser inside it using consumer water cooling parts and a huge reservior. Stay hydrated homies.

I think this has to be just for 'netbook' style thin and lights or tablets because this is functionally impossible for business and professional users.