Yes!! It'll be fully like being back in the year 2000, widely known as "The DOS days"

Nuns N' Roses

YouTube was not the only platform back then but I agree it dwarfs what is around now

I wonder if he hated it, the sound of his own voice every time

He does the watermelons by night too!!

Another comment here points out his i7-7700k isn't supported. Its still quite capable, especially with swathes of users are only browsing the internet

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FUTO was the joke naming we'd use for files in an old job as there was this one guy who's files were always "FileName-Final" or "FileName-Final2" or "FileName-UseThisOne". So FUTO (Final Use This One) became the name for the most up to date versions

Wasn't dailymotion and liveleak around before YouTube? And it took YouTube some time before it became the mammoth it is now

I made an account here without an email address (I done that on reddit too but you can't anymore)

I can use various websites to view deleted reddit comments

I would never consider anything that I have let leave my device as "deleted" anyway

Two things. 1. Already mentioned, you need to be connectable. Torrent client port needs opened on router admin panel. 2. You can only seed if there is another user(s) actively downloading that data. And if you're 1 of many seeders, you're only uploading a little bit

Theres a lot more to it but thats a good high level overview

Daft Junk

He is Limmy, not Lemmy

Matt Brown - security researcher and bug bounty hunter

Robert Murray Smith - general mechanical engineering tinkering, lots to learn

TheCod3r - console and other electronic repairs

Wesley Kagan - builds cars but is just an overall genius and entertaining

Joe Grand - hacker, genius

There are more popular/sometimes better people and channels in each genre but I've stuck to those with under 1 million sub's. I'll assume people like Colin Furze, Ben Eater, Computerphile are already too well known for this thread

I have. Its the matter and antimatter thing. I wonder who put it there in the first place

You could try Irfanview. Its not FOSS and its at a cost if this is a commercial thing

I repair anything I can and I think the AR assistance sounds awesome. Especially when its for something I've never tackled before... In fact for me personally, it sounds like its by far the best use case of AR

Theres a whole world of things like this I didn't know happened. My company recently done research on a website Chat Bot. I rubbished it off saying no one ever uses them, it turns out thousands click on them (including a lot of my managers)

I'll remebef the name of this for sure

Pretty sure it was spelt wrong and had one 't'

Seen some deeply dark shit for a 10 year old