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[@Andy.N-_-]

It's AlWAYS DNS ! great videao so much information Keep them coming

[@BitGoblin]

Thanks, will do!

[@2600lifestyle]

Fantastic. I'm self teaching myself Linux/Unix and utilizing an old Mac Pro 2009 which of course uses Unix BSD. I've networked my MacMini to the MacPro and now can use the terminal on both and SSH to write files. Interesting stuff. Not all Linux commands directly transplate but plenty enough do to not interrupt the education experience. Plus, there's always 'man' in Unix to look up its own commands and usage and I can use the interweb to figure out the equivalent commands if needed. Thanks.

[@mikemcpherson-g9k]

Thanks for the great video. It was very quiet, though. My laptop speakers aren't the best, so I keep my volume all the way up. The video I watched before this one was loud. But, when I watched this video, I actually plugged in my earbuds in order to hear it. Please keep creating this terrific content. However, if you could bump the recording volume up a bit, I'm sure deaf guys who have quiet speakers (like me) would highly appreciate it. Everyone with good speakers can always turn the volume down to suit their preference. Thanks!

[@BitGoblin]

Thanks for the feedback! I think this was actually one of the videos I messed up and forgot to add my usual EQ, compressor and other effects to, so it was a bit quieter than usual. But I'll definitely make sure to keep the volume up a bit!

[@OrochiCr]

Thansk for the video, very informative.

[@doaaahmed9730]

Great and simple!

[@BitGoblin]

Thx :D

[@zacharyhankel2517]

That Swampletics poster tho.

[@BitGoblin]

Swamp man is life

[@deultima]

It's always DNS!

[@BitGoblin]

Indeed it is 😉

[@Windforze1]

It is always DNS.

[@BitGoblin]

Wiser words have never been spoken 🤣