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I would love to see a video where you work with CIRA https://cira.ca/ Show what they do other than just manage the .ca domain. One thing I would really like to see if how CIRA is working to build internet exchanges across the country https://cira.ca/ixp to make it easier for companies to keep our data within the country without having it go through the US. They are working on a new exchange up in Iqaluit which sounds like a fun trip.
 
I think it would be a great education video. Also if you could convince them it would be awsome to get to transfer some data from vancouver to halifax at 10Gb/s. 

Hey guys! 
 
If anyone else feels like I do, they want to see more videos with Anthony.
Something about his sage-like expressions while Linus watches tech fail to perform is HYSTERICAL to me.
And after it fails and Linus is like, "Wait... Did this company NOT include this thing in their thing!?!?!?" Anthony has this smile and nod like, "You're right, and I knew it all along and never told you, because I dug ridiculously deep into this tech way before I wrote this episode. I just wanted to see if you could figure out why it doesn't work."
 
Perfect.
Anthony, do more!

So if Google has a server that is peered with VANx when this launches LTT can do a new video. 50 Gamers NO CPU!!! 
 

So if Google has a server that is peered with VANx when this launches LTT can do a new video. 50 Gamers NO CPU!!! 
 

Bigfootstolemy Wi-Fi

For the longest time, my SSID would be "ASUS" despite using an Apple router, then a Netgear router, and then finally an ASUS router again. The reason being that it was much easier to change the SSID than to setup passwords on all the devices.

"[Address redacted] General Use Network"
 
Obviously not going to put my real address, but that's basically what my network name is. Real clever isn't it?

Wait! We need a slogan?

Wait! We need a slogan?

I have to have Intel and Nvidia.
 
Here is a buyers guide: http://www.tonymacx86.com/411-building-customac-buyer-s-guide-february-2014.html

Adsl is not 'good' anymore. It's slow.

I prefer MOCA over Powerline.

Yeah but im with an independent ISP (Teksavvy) so mine is ridiculously high (300GB) and unlimited from 2-8am but the big guys have much lower caps but they have been slowly raising them.

Tell me about it Canada has some pathetic internet speeds but we're getting better...slowly. :(

Really cause it wouldn't work for me yesterday and I'm in Canada, I changed my DNS to opendnd and it worked fine and others are reporting the same http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/kickass.to.html

The Zenbook from computex is soo damn amazing!!!! I am dying to get one but I will never afford it. :(

You should check out the Asus Zenbook Infinity.
 
It was showed at computex, but I think no specs yet.
 

 
Here is the orignial thread:
 
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/23931-asus-zenbook-infinity-hands-on-with-the-most-beautiful-notebook-at-computex/
 

Personally, resolutions plays a bigger part for me, especially with 14" laptops, I really see the pixels on a 133X768 dislplay. My laptop has a 11.6" screen though I only really do light tasks with it. As a laptop to do a decent amount of productivity 14" with 1600X900 resolution would be beautiful. 

Hi, I have a pfsense box and I'm looking to have my openvpn connection route over multiple internet connections (one Cogeco, one Teksavvy(Bell dsl)). I would like this to work in a way similar to how MLPPP works where I am receiving as much speed as possible. I already have a VPS hosting my own OpenVPN server. Any thoughts?

http://www.hidemyass.com/
It's probably the most secure and fastest VPN you can get at the moment in my opinion, I've used it for a good year at one point and it never failed on me.

If you can run some cat5 then id suggest getting an AP (access point) and putting it somewhere where you need the wireless, works with powerline too if you cant go around running cables.
Other option is range extenders, but these are sometimes strange as far as setting up goes.