I really like your animations!

Is what I think is correct? That in a laser printer the printer will consume the same amount of ink whether you print a few colors on the paper or the paper is fully colored. This is because the drum rotates on the ink tank and the ink wraps around the entire drum and then after printing the rest goes to the other tank for the wasted ink. I hope I am wrong about that

The included animations are incredible for their purpose. Just because they aren't cutting edge technically doesn't mean they aren't works of art.

I remember first watching your videos in 2018 its cool that ur still posting, i randomly found your channel after a long time from a video "Monitors Explained"

I had no idea Ethernet over power was even a thing, or how cable standards worked. How neat!

ah, finally something to fall asleep to

Thankyou for 1k like

Hey RYZEN i'm over here

Why did I end up here

wow, the explanation and animations are impeccable

Usefull 🎉

Animation + visualization = ?🤐

These videos are incredibly helpful.

I still have no idea what you are talking about. But judgeing from the comments I am the only one so I will shut up and just give up.

You made it easy to understand

Sir please explain vowifi topic another video

Thank you for explaining in easy way

Finally I understood this concept this video is grinded gold. Thanks

All sleeping people who just woke up to this assemble here 😭

KZbin is pushing towards auto playing videos above 2.5 hour lengths even if its not based on ur interest. This needs to be fixed. 😭😭😭

well, that was a good explanation. thank you

this is just great.

9:38 this graphic is so cute. not me! 😀😀😀😀

My reasoning for wanting the Voyager, the best one, is this: if I break something, I'm buying it again, and I'd much rather let a professional repair it. I'm not going to pretend I know how to fix electrics only to have to rip everything out.

Basically UEFI is over complicated version of something simple...And maybe can stop bootkit but it might stop your pc from working frozen bios nowdays is common issue and it wasn't years ago...still can reset or flash it,but I'm not cheering for UEFI...bios settings were enough

I came here to understand what is default gateway because I wanted to understand the Kubernetes service network and it is very very clear to me. It looks like Kubernetes service network works the same way. Subscribed! Request you to make videos on AWS cloud with same animated style. Thanks!

That is beautiful

The video is old, but still helps. Thks

Thank you!

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Yes December 2024. Very helpful

please take my brain and teach it all you know

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Very detailed info of the topics which are not so easily understandable. That animation helped a lot to understand along with Excellent teaching. Great information, Great Teacher. Extremely thankful for you sir!

Great job.. nicely delivered.. parity concept is cleared now. Thank you

Your other video said you can not hook API to modem……. there must be router between modem … or is mesh not API ??

With the beep code, you may see a light blinking, sometimes with alternating colors which is a visual representation of the code, especially with laptops and tablets.

Thank you KZbin autoplay, for leading all the sleeping people, to this very long and soft spoken video. Could have taken my anywhere, but took me to what is essentially a lullaby.

22minutes before the exam 🌚

That is such a great basic explanation for those who do not have an IT background. I appreciate.

Hello sir, examples of cloud business models such as: Iaas, Paas, and Saas. What are the examples of each and examples of the products?

is WhatsApp voip ?

This video just helped me understand the data centre i work in.

well explained 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

Thanks very much for this.

CMOS stands for Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor

So at 5:20 are computers 'A' and 'D' still on the same PRIVATE network, ie, not communicating via the Internet, as I guess that would not be possible to communicate computer-to-computer on different private networks without "port forwarding", which would involve knowing the GLOBAL (WAN) IP addresses of the default gateways, right ?

Awesome, awesome stuff. Thanks man🙏👍💪

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