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[@dumpsterdawg]

Jake: "I think we technically have a warranty" It's a Dell......You have a warranty....probably 4

[@mm8tech370]

Dell, the warranty seller.

[@Fahad05]

lenovo

[@jevonsuharnoko1679]

Probably 50 yrs of warranty that you clearly said no 50 times to Dell

[@MikeHarris1984]

"would you like a warranty?". NO! "Okay, would you like a Warranty?" NO NO NO NO!!! *Dell rep adds to invoice because no one ever looks at the invoices*. "Okay, if you are sure you don't want a warranty, I won't ask again" ...but they'll add anyways because Dell knows better then you

[@SeanPorterPDX]

That you didn’t order...

[@jonlejcar5306]

"this is hopefully the final solution for our network" Linus in 2021: so we're upgrading to 1tb per second

[@phoenixl3g3nd73]

Australians managed 1 terabit at the end of January already, so the technology exists Just the infrastructure doesn't.

[@Dudae_]

One could call it the Final Solution

[@conradrobinson7941]

@@Dudae_ or they could not

[@gwgux]

Yeah, he totally jinxed himself there. I don't know the full extent of his network build, but it doesn't look like he's figured out how to do redundant servers serving the same data and load balancing yet.

[@joshuaroper9530]

@@phoenixl3g3nd73 australia still using copper

[@tazeemamaqbool8689]

LMG : Why can't I get the warranty DELL: We saw your video

[@DavidTrejo]

🔥

[@bloodraven2537]

I thought dell had a... thing for warranties :D

[@ThePennDragon]

@@bloodraven2537 only selling warranty

[@id104335409]

A bottleneck at LMG is "the rest of the world"

[@etaashmathamsetty7399]

Lol

[@andrewmcclain3019]

Trademark and shirt lol LTTstore

[@loopy5893]

Except nasa

[@dboyse47]

@@loopy5893 pretty sure linus's budget comes from renting NASA simulation time

[@iwontlagback7236]

LMAOO SO TRUE X)

[@NineEyeRon]

I watched this at 1.25 speed so the transfer was even quicker!

[@m.yogeshranjan7494]

What bout 2× speed?

[@dakotadirden9834]

Lol

[@rogerfrost3793]

Fuck, 125 gbps. That insane. 😂

[@Flobert97]

@@m.yogeshranjan7494 Diminishing return, maybe?

[@Scitch87]

Linus: "We got 100 Gigabit Networking! HOLY SHIT!" Me, looking at my 100mb Network: "It's ok Rocky, you go when you feel like it."

[@Cogglu]

This comment is gold LUl

[@lights-fo8et]

@FreezeMelt YT that's your internet, not your local network. Linus doesn't have a 100Gbps internet connection either

[@donkey4009]

@FreezeMelt YT Me with an even sadder face: 2mbps

[@lights-fo8et]

@FreezeMelt YT are you using standard copper Ethernet (e.g. Cat5e)? That normally only does exactly 10, 100, and 1000+ Mbps

[@christiansonnenberg6306]

@@lights-fo8et sounds more like Power-LAN...

[@eddiekalista3222]

He’s so excited. Watching him talk about this is like watching my 5yo twins talk about Paw Patrol

[@brandongreene3213]

Yooooo paw patrol is the shit

[@tooc4n]

@@brandongreene3213 no

[@dcort100]

@@brandongreene3213 wtf lol

[@thelittledetailscr7231]

It's his screen personality. Excitement makes it more fun to watch.

[@R3AL-AIM]

The daddio in me approves

[@UTF_8x]

2020: "Last solution we'll ever need to that problem"... 2077: "A 100TB/s quantum entanglement switch for our 50k holographic videos, HOLY SHIT"

[@thebakinggamer4348]

2022*

[@aaronbrown3006]

One month later*

[@arrow5264]

In the next hour*

[@dokt9304]

in next minutes*

[@420cs2]

I like 2077

[@Skrillfreak]

Linus: "We're not calling it Whonnock 3" Also linus: "this is Whonnock 3"

[@anonanon3066]

True lool

[@JoebDragon]

3 servers?? You guys need to go ceph for storage

[@Skrillfreak]

@@JoebDragon dude that's not just 3 servers. Whonnock 3 means it's their _third version_ of a rendering/storage server. They've got like at least 6 or 7 different servers running different tasks, from NAS servers, PFsense routers, to compute/render output, as well as individual workstations for each editor. Crazy computing here.

[@avadrumm]

I heard him calling it new new whonnock

[@n_core]

That's probably Jake who put the name since he's probably configured the server (also writer for this video).

[@jtharmon12]

I remember spending $30K for 1GB 48 port switches at the turn of the century...and was HAPPY to pay it. I am in hardware development and I can tell you that 400GB is right around the corner. The Super-7 Cloud folks still want more...and are willing to pay for it. It is also one of the reasons PCIe Gen 5 is coming out so quickly after Gen 4

[@LilNickster]

Imagine being like omg my game didn’t install in 10 seconds ughhh this internet sucksss

[@isassin]

@@netd3218 rickroll?

[@ab-vo8ne]

@@netd3218 please guys report this bot

[@TheJarJarKinks]

That's probably the future when people attempt to install games of today, which will by then be considered retro.

[@WILLYB3ST]

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[@LilNickster]

All these bots are so annoying

[@MerkinMuffly]

I have no idea what's going on.

[@johnsherby9130]

Files go brrrrr. That’s about the entirety of my knowledge here

[@pecador_tor]

Old man likes expensive products and knows a lot about them

[@BlueRootbeerz]

still watched it till the end

[@jmow-t5023]

8:55 is when he finally dumbs it down a bit lol

[@bussellboppon9843]

basically download video game very fast

[@morgan1168]

So if that's a Dell 48 port switch does that mean it comes with 48 warranties?

[@Synthetica9]

47 left, so that should be fine

[@katech6020]

you mean 96 warranties, they sold them 2 warranties in Secret Shopper

[@sannidhyabalkote9536]

@@katech6020 so prime 95 warranties remain

[@Mikemk_]

97 remain, there were 2 warranties for the case itself

[@zaidlacksalastname4905]

96

[@Pandaoniman]

"Let us know if you want to see that." YES. Yes, we want to see that Linus.

[@ryanskelly7687]

"Let us know if you want to see that." Yes, always yes.

[@akhilleusuggo]

Our old ''standard 10gb/s" Me : sure , old stuff

[@AurumFaber]

"standard"

[@jmadluck]

Let's all acknowledge how genius it is that linus is able to monetize and profit from all of the upgrades he makes to his office and his home

[@TazerXI]

"I think we have a warrenty, but that hasn't stopped you before" Not needing a warrenty hasn't stopped dell before

[@iadtag1853]

"Why are you in the pantry?" "My files are still copying from the server" A train of conversation LMG team can't use.

[@FluorescentGreen5]

until they have to make a full backup of petabyte project then again they probably do it incrementally

[@dj68k]

RDMA: *exists* Malware writers: "OH YEAH, HERE WE GO!"

[@eleanoruwu]

@ When you don't understand Edit: This is my most likes ever, tysm guys!

[@Therandomness1235]

That's why RDMA should be local only for now... otherwise, wubba dub dub MFs

[@snap_oversteer]

Yeah, DMA over network sounds really scary lol

[@ymom11]

Malware: "It's free real estate."

[@jbelt712]

@ RDMA bypasses anti-virus as the packets go through the fpga instead of the cpu. Most antivirus only analyze what goes through the cpu. FPGAs are a blind spot in security right now.

[@ManuelLopez-eb7di]

As a recommendation for transferring large files, the option without buffer is better. By command line it would be the / J option The multithreading option is best for large numbers of files. Another option to try would be a multipart FTP

[@Buciasda33]

Only people who had network bottlenecks can understand why Linus is so amazed. It's freaking amazing, who remembers having and using a 10Mbps Network Switch?

[@JohnPribula]

At 8:20 the captions “in Adobe Premiere or Cinnabuns” LOL

[@Laevatei1nn]

Cinnamon buns 15

[@UltraLowSpec]

When your PC has less RAM than a freaking switch... Edit: Don't even mention my router

And it's also cheaper than said switch too

[@aliabdullahsadiq]

r/usernamechecksout

[@UltraLowSpec]

@Zerg TV Wait.. why can I relate?

[@UltraLowSpec]

@UCJk-xZ-TGpRY474xPNhdN2g shut up

[@CyberBlaed]

My router has 32gb ecc ram sodim and arm cpu core. My desktop is 16gb non ecc ram. Lol. Made here in melbourne Australia. Soooo good :)

[@cptairwolf]

I want a girlfriend who talks about me the way Linus talks about his tech.

[@anonanon3066]

I want Linus as a girlfriend aswell

[@faremir]

@@anonanon3066 So you're switch?

[@raawesome3851]

Same.

[@Locutus]

There is a channel called, Tech Deals, it's a husband and wife team, and I wouldn't say the wife is super techy, but her husband is, and when her husband starts waffling on about tech specs, you can see she is just WTF, but finds it cute! kzbin.info/door/Css3QxegBkF8BAetIo0qXA

[@lucasrem]

nedry people need a wife now?

[@vallorahn]

Be careful if you start making your own optical network in the office. Touching the cable end with bare skin could introduce micgoglass in your blood stream. Optical cables are sneaky dangerous like that. Much more sneaky than the spiky biting copper cables.

[@mushiat6530]

Dell: this switch is $15000 Cisco: Do I look like a joke to you?

[@barsaf9989]

Yes. I can relate. Cisco's switches are crazy money. A similar cisco switch would cost at least $25k

[@christopherwhull]

My work places of the past have had 12,000+ cisco devices with uptimes on the matter of years less software upgrades that never went sideways. You are paying for a decade of trouble-free of packet moving and an army of people familiar with everything cisco. Dell bought their switch line by acquisition of Force 10. Force 10 had the problem they had a great product line but who skimps on DC switches that until very recently cost 10 -40 grand to populate with optics. The Dell switches appear to be fine gear and should be able to be discounted at 50-70% when purchased with Dell storage or Dell compute.

[@Sean-wv4jd]

$15,000 for a switch is like nothing compared to other competitors....this is child's play. I've seen switches that cost 25,000-30,000 lol

[@jttech44]

@@christopherwhull It's the old adage, "Nobody has ever been fired for going with IBM", and you've been able to replace IBM with Cisco in that phrase for a decade now.

[@mushiat6530]

@@barsaf9989 make that $30-50k

[@roeland8632]

Jake: be gentle. Linus: 100gb BeNCHmArK!

[@ekvinox]

Damn this used to be the speed of a backbone server for the internet, for our country!!!! some 10 years ago :-O

[@caiowilli1813]

Aggregate two 100GbE ports? Of course I wanna see that! And, by the way, gorgeous switch.

[@ErraticPillow]

Linus is the definition of the boss that wants his editors to work smarter not harder.

[@GeneralBlackNorway]

Removing bottlenecks so they don't have an excuse to take a break. Eventually they will be the bottleneck. Then AI editors will be introduced 🤔

[@snowmansteve5011]

I heard RDMA as RDNA and thought "What does Radeon have to do with any of this?"

[@sadieangelina]

normal LAN: Pain in the butt 100Gb LAN: Pain in the money

[@cyfe]

Pain in the wallet

[@kiwk8139]

but it's not wifi... It's disk speed

[@hughjassstudios9688]

Not internet. Link speed

[@crazywyvern4704]

My maximum speed on my plan is 25mb down and 2.5 up, it sucks. It’s not the worst but still bad and their is no other option

[@CenturionAlexander]

Still 10 Gbps internet.

[@Eren-da-Jaeger]

Thing with Linus and his group is that not only they explore the next gen tech, they get to live that next gen tech almost immediately. I mean I am pretty sure, Linus will upgrade all his network with this and everyone there get to enjoy it.

[@GamesForNoobs]

Jake "I think we have a warranty" Me: there is NO WAY u DONT have a warranty

[@BangSonor]

It's from eBay.

[@Dominic-do2pb]

It's a Dell product. Probably the buyer always get upsold like 30 years of warranty without wanting it.

[@GamesForNoobs]

HOLY FRICK!!!! 94 LIKES!!!

[@gpeaes]

@@GamesForNoobs Thats pretty good for a dumb comment!

[@HuffinON17]

How gentle he is with the fiber is so cute. As long as you don’t bend at a 180 and pinch it, it’ll be totally fine.

[@cummingtonite691]

180 is straight bruh, probably more than 300 degrees.

[@HuffinON17]

@@cummingtonite691 if you’re holding a cable with and end going one direction and the other end the opposite, then bend it over 180 degrees, they are now going the same direction. Just don’t pinch it tight and you’re golden.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

You should use LACP to workstations to get 50 Gbps connections to everybody using two 25 Gbps links in parallel. That also provides link redundancy so you don't lose internet if only one fiber fails.

[@statostheman]

Linus looks like an Canadian Lumber Jack Nerd.

[@kiwk8139]

well he's two of those things

[@lemonadegaming8865]

No yes all three. He secretly has a second job as a lumberjack. Shhhhh

[@statostheman]

@@lemonadegaming8865 Best comment, ever! xD

[@bmxscape]

@@statostheman every canadian is skilled in chopping trees and playing hockey

[@statostheman]

@@bmxscape Also the finns. Finnish sauna is now on the unesco vault.

[@Russell970]

Meanwhile in Madagascar we rely on fax for texting, Borat style.

[@RokeJulianLockhart.s4eb2q]

That's really clever.

[@Arovna]

XD Marina ve ? Hehehe (That's Malagasy for Is that true ?)

[@belland_dog8235]

That's, kinda depressing actually. I hope one day all countries have easy access to computers and the internet. It's revolutionary technology.

[@pgre]

@@netd3218 ok I won't watch it

[@VVxve]

@@netd3218 you do realize, that we can see the video without clicking on the link or upping your view counter. Plus, we can see what your recent comments are right? Lol.

[@swaterman08]

All that space they have now, he should build a legit server room, 2 server racks and 2 network racks.

[@juzujuzu4555]

Linux rules... I love these videos, in every other video "if we were in Linux, this would be amazing". And that is the truth.

[@juzujuzu4555]

@nils. Congratulations! I'm using Gentoo testing branch with LTO overlay and optimized to max. This on a laptop, which has it's own hardware and power saving challenges, I mean configuration isn't trivial. I'm very grateful for Anthony! And also to Linus for showing Linux and talking about Linux. Though I certainly would hope more Linux content. I migrated to 100% Linux user about 5 years ago, and from that point on my love and appreciation for Linux has grown every year. The more I learn, the better it gets.

[@jb_lofi]

Ah, my people have finally been recognised by the great LTT, thanks to Anthony. No but seriously it's good that they're promoting Linux. If any demographic should try it out and see if it works for them, it's tech fans.

[@jb_lofi]

@nils. Haha, that's fair enough though. Once Linux is up and running, it generally won't change unless you change it: I can't imagine ElementaryOS force-changing his browser on him, or anything like that. In that regard it's also friggin perfect for giving to people who aren't super techy. It rarely breaks for no reason, and they're getting no viruses on that thing.

[@weaponxreject]

Me: "What're you doing with all that expensive gear Linus?" Linus: "I'm gonna speed it up!"

[@AceStrife]

8:00 "You can see here" No.. no, the zoomed in shots weren't there, so we couldn't actually see.

[@patrickang7739]

It must be really fun to work for a boss who thinks of tech as an investment and constantly upgrades their tech to make them more efficient, instead of bosses who think of tech as costs

[@travissaunter2677]

" let us know if you want to see that " YES LINUS. OF COURSE WE WANT TO SEE THAT

[@j_c9999]

For those who have some difficulty understanding what they're doing...here an explanation! LTT works on a centralised information infrastructure system...meaning that all projects are on a central system (server) and that editors will never have the project they're working on, on their computer. So with that in mind they need a very fast connection to that information (as they're working with huge files) and preferably a connection that doesn't put any cpu stress on the server or the local device (as the local device needs its cpu to digest the information and the server needs its cpu for operation/not crashing). This solution accomplishes both...tbh I didn't know about the second functionality as well...thats why LTT is so DAMN interesting

[@sahka]

2030: We get 10TB Networking!.. HOLY $H!T

[@revertfellpapyrusfandeunde4380]

@@mahmutayabak6885 what

[@faremir]

You ment 2022

[@polo197386]

jpnewpic88.men

[@brytonmassie]

17:02 Uh oh, Linus says "The Final Solution."

[@elated1931]

I’m crying in 15mbps

[@shawon265]

Next video: We bought submarine fiber cables to connect our computers!

[@BixbyConsequence]

"Technically everything is liquid-cooled because now we work underwater"

[@TheGIGACapitalist]

"If this video is so fast why is it loading slowly on my phone?" Checkmate Linus.

[@paulelderson934]

You didn't connect the PHP through the SQL-protocol. Rookie mistake. Just reroute the data as a vector constant in Java, it lets you smart access into a PCI backdoor instead.

[@amirof]

12:10 Linus: We don't have PCI back plate on this one, but that's OK. Should still work fine Jake: Just be gentle Linus: That's what she said

[@7266355]

8:15 [Subtitles On] Wont get better performance in Cinnabuns. Noted. Thanks

[@KyleLi]

Sometimes Linus looks like a professional canadian tech reviewer, but other times he looks like the homeless guy out in front of the local microcenter hunting for cardboard pc case boxes to build a house.

[@FrankyDigital2000]

he should lose that awful beanie

[@liamneill3288]

@@FrankyDigital2000 People don't have to dress to your liking Frank.

[@FLOW1S]

7:55 Respect for using a G203 and not flexing on us with a Viper Ultimate or something.

[@ronaldnederveen3690]

"So this is hopefully, the last solutionthat we'll need to that problem." Famous last LTT words

[@DuaLeaD]

....Until he implements 200 GbE or 400 GbE

[@KhaelaMenshaK]

I mean, right?! Give it two years and we'll be talking 500 GbE, maybe terabit even? Tech development is so incredibly fast these days.

[@Miui1991]

I just build a datacenter with StorageSpacesDirect with the 32 Port 100gbit Dell switches and Mellanox 50gbit dual port cards. For Rdma you have to configure PFC, ETS and RDMA on both, switch and servers. This is a massive improvement on RDMA performance. That was your bottleneck. Cheers

[@mdioxd9200]

Stadia's latency: 👉👈 Is for me ?

[@BharathiChristiano]

👁👄👁

[@DIRA_StaleDevil]

If you went for the Dell S5248F-ON you can use the Double Density ports which allows you to even go up to 200GBe , if you have the right cables for it and NICs as well :)

[@itzzzleo8921]

linus 2013: 50MBIT PER SECOND SO FAST GO BRR linus 2020: 100gbit, y a w n

[@solarwolf678]

@@netd3218 bot

[@klausjackklaus]

oh now i know why my dad had to fiddle in command line with his apple workstations from work and home- smb direct was needed and apple stopped innately having smb direct set up

[@AnotherYoutuber460]

Linus: We now have 100Gbps networking Fibre Channel: Pffft is that it ?

[@crawlerin]

FC is lately defined for 128Gbps. Linus needs to go 400G now to top it.

[@fesoyirataaz1719]

imagine having this in lebanon while we out here having 0.7Mbps

[@adamyaakoub6111]

100%

[@muridalcars]

I’m in the Uk with those speeds LOL

[@knewmereal]

@@muridalcars lemme guess, a fellow sky user

[@lightz3201]

Same here in France 😢

[@ericspda]

This has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with internet speeds. This is to connect the editors to the video storage server with more bandwidth so they can edit more efficiently. They 'only' have 5GBIT internet, so 10GBE is plenty for the internet connection alone.

[@markamber1480]

25gig on OM3 cable huh? But you are on the right track having 25gig / 100gig connectivity with RDMA. This will work really well. You might want to look into managing your shares as a namespace so that you can have multiple different storage servers show up as one “big share”.

[@danieldudas9026]

Linus grows beard, turns out epic - no need for shaving. LTTstore.com makes beanies - no need for haircuts.

[@Nightowl_IT]

Linus, you know those ports don't have lasers in them? They just accept tranceiver modules that have. The Honey Badger 05:32 video is not linked.

[@justinMacPhee]

The transceiver still needs the power from the switch to power the laser on the transceiver. I would still imagine the switch requires no where near 750w without PoE though, but I dunno if dell has a PSU in that range that would actually fit without manufacturing(or buying) a new PSU for it.

[@wolf1438]

Linus most horrific nightmare: using Dial-up modem.

[@hypercoyote]

Anyone who's ever ordered Cisco equipment is asking "Is that it?" 😅😅😅

[@stevefelker9961]

LOL, I was thinking the same thing as I looked at a recent quote just for optics!

[@jmhm17]

Seriously.. Just built a Meraki estimate for a customers small office and it was more than 15k... lol 1 switch and 3 APs..

[@carl8790]

As someone who just had to install and config. a couple of infiniband HDR switches... Wew! Mix in there with fibre channel SANs...yeah it can get a bit ridiculous.

[@woodant1981]

Last time I was this early the Xeon W was still in its socket, undamaged

[@oberfeldwedler9999]

I love these oldschool tech videos... This is Linus being believably excited again...

[@gabriellord3286]

Hell yeah!

[@TheTechBasement]

Way to awesome, I really geeked out on all of this. I have a Network security/ Network admin with a Cisco emphasis degree from 2014 and love all the new innovations. Keep it coming!

[@giovannichieffo2575]

Imagine 3000's Kids watching this video and laughing at that ridiculous internet speed

[@ULTMTGMR-rj9bt]

Imagine youtube existing in the year 3000

[@antoinedartois5717]

2035's

[@SephBane]

When the Algorithm suggests a 1000 year old video.

[@schenkov]

There is no internet speed shown in this video, what are you talking about?

[@MrFloRolf]

Imagine watching this in 2020 and thinking he just tested 100gbit internet.

[@turkicnomad5632]

“Windows...deprecated ages ago...” yeah, that’s not surprising in the least

[@tamron6014]

Dude he is not talking about Windows...and btw Storage Spaces Direct isnt new either. Its more than 10 years old. Linus has no clue about professional IT..

[@pocky2229]

Hats off to the editor!!

[@antreaskonstantinou8585]

Me who downloads games at 1.4mbps "I think thats better than mine"

[@loganhallrealtor]

😂😂

[@humanfirst11]

I understood most of it as I have worked IT networking, and it's extremely impressive. What I didn't understand is how rdma works.

[@rutvikpanchal466]

How many times did they try to sell you the warranty and financing, also make sure you didn't get scammed this time.

[@ChaosTherum]

Two things, would it be possible to use a network share as a main drive if so that would be an awesome little experiment to run. Have 4 or 5 workstations that don't have internal harddrives all pulling from a single server maybe do some gaming it could be very interesting.

[@DeclanCunningham]

0:42 I’m limited by the technology of my time - Howard Stark

[@smoketinytom]

Last time I was this Early, the Luftwaffe had Aerial Superiority over France.

[@luckys1evin]

Linus nerding out over ethernet copying speeds and the latest network tech is everything i need right now.

[@Caleb-yd1ci]

In elementary there was this tiny server that was zip tied to the ceiling. That thing sook so much, it most fell!

[@animehaven886]

we're happy that we have a "Gigabit Internet Connection", even then, even a 500mb/s Internet connectivity is still laggy and somewhat downright horrible.

[@AlexOurari]

I have 200ko/s speed internet

[@AgneDei]

Actually the optical transceiver itself uses way less energy than an rj45 wide band high bandwidth i/o needs. The reason is that you need specific SNR over the copper cable and the power needed to get strong enough signal depends on how wide the signal bandwidth is. This means that a 10gb rj45 copper network Interface uses almost 10times more power than 1gb rj45 because it requires at least similar SNR, and all that copper wire resists all of the bandwidth of the signal used to do the transfer. Optical on the other hand mostly uses power for efficiency losses on the transceiver, and at the same time a fiber has almost 0 resistance to the signal sent which is why you can easily get hundreds of kilometers of range over fiber. Because of this even if you increase the bandwidth used by an optical transceiver 100 times it uses barely any more energy than 1gb fiber. That's the reason why fiber switches use way less power and are significantly cheaper (transceiver cost matters also).

[@technogamer18]

When these things pass 88Gb/s.. we’re gonna see some serious bit(s) , right?

[@AKrauss]

I'm going to make a youtube channel where I get this excited and brag about all the things I do to make it so my Employees can work more. But like the budget version: -The hole in the wall is FINALLY FIXED - I've set the heat TWO DEGREES HIGHER - Coffee? Now we run the pot TWICE A DAY - We setup the break room with five more chairs. YOU WON'T BELIVE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT. Big things are coming.

[@InvinsableNoob]

I just love when Linus says "theoretically"

[@sloma111]

1:06 You imagined you farted yourself?

[@idiocracy9530]

Unless anything has changed, which it might. The "special raid0" that he is talking about in storage spaces is just a jbod, and not a raid0. Because storage spaces does not support creating a raid0. At least that used to be an issue with storage spaces IIRC.

[@jvmbatista]

There goes the "It's rendering" excuse... xD

[@ServiusTheBear]

I would so love to have a setup like this. One server and about three stations. Livingroom Bedroom and Computer games room. But one thing I defo would love to have is speakers around the house for music, so I can listen to my tunes nicely all over the house!

[@aravindvissamsetty]

Damn I've been using Robocopy for years now, but never knew it was multi-threaded..

[@ryanhamstra49]

“Let us know if you wanna see that” seriously Linus? You need to ask that?? Please let me live vicariously through you!!

[@zer00rdie]

I would have made so much use out of this during my LAN parties back in the mid 2000.

[@dr.dr4cula785]

3:44 why do the captions say Delta switch it around when he says "Dell to switch it around " Edit : There are more errors in the captions - 4:04 Mc instead of Msata 7:20 Ac instead of Asus 8:20 Cinnabuns instead of cinebench

[@sapphicfail]

It's like they used a speech-to-text software and it misheard those words/phrases

[@alphabetaxenonzzzcat]

Linus' worst nightmare, seeing an old coaxial 10 Mb Ethernet cable with BNC connectors.

[@Bearleaux]

The amount of people who think this has anything to do with internet speeds is appalling.

[@Poverty_Welder]

The lack of explanation of what it is.

[@paulelderson934]

It's the same thing as when the insanely high nasa intranet speeds were posted all over the internet. I don't blame people for not knowing the difference. You can't know everything about everything.

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

Well it's technically an internet, though Intranet is a more accurate word. Just an exciting way to say LAN

[@ssu7653]

THIS case is not internet, but the same things are used in serverparks (i would assume) and those are what you connect to for internet...

[@watfordjc]

@@hedgeearthridge6807 The Internet is a proper noun and there is only one of them. The only larger network of networks will be the Interplanetary Internet, which most of the time won't be connected to the Internet. A LAN is not an internetwork as not even IGP is involved, let alone multiple ASNs and BGP.

[@Hilol-nx3wf]

Me: Yay! 1 gigabit LAN connection! Linus: Hold my beer

[@nickrafuse984]

"we could do dual 100gigabit.. ... .. let us know if you wanna see that" stop asking redundant questions and just DO IT!