@scottalanmiller I thought that might be the case 😉

@Dashrender said in Intel NUC Skull Canyon Video:

@scottalanmiller said in Intel NUC Skull Canyon Video:

@MattSpeller said in Intel NUC Skull Canyon Video:

@scottalanmiller said in Intel NUC Skull Canyon Video:

@Dashrender said in Intel NUC Skull Canyon Video:

We're griping about $600-800 for this form factor, but people are paying $700+ for iPhone? huh.

I need a good phone, I don't need a little gaming rig.

You would be the #1 customer I thought of for this. Business traveller.

Oh I like the idea 🙂 If I didn't already have the laptop, I might bite.

Wheren't you looking for this type of solution last year? I understand that you've solved it with a laptop now, but you were looking I thought.

Yup, but moved on.

I think that he skips mentioning that PPP, the Point to Point Protocol is not a VPN protocol. Even in the 1990s it was not considered that as it is not virtually private, as a VPN is. It's useful to have mentioned here and the Network+ might require it and it is certainly good to know and understand, but he lists it along with VPN protocols and I didn't hear him ever point out that it isn't a VPN Protocol even though it was the first one mentioned in the VPN Protocol list.

@travisdh1 said in Top Ten Worst Computers Ever Video:

@scottalanmiller At least they got the Packard Hells in properly.

Yup, was happy to see that crap included. The Lisa I thought was a bad inclusion as well, that was a great machine.

I'll try to keep updating the list. Want to have a good place to ask questions or have discussions on each individual topic.

PS is really coming along

Youtube Video

Nice, thanks for sharing!

@Jason said:

Roku 3 was totally worth the money.. To bad it's made me less productive already.

It is worth the $$... And saving us about $80 bucks a month in cable fees... Our TV bill was ~90 bucks a month. We completely dropped Cable TV (still have them for their awesome internet!)... I don't count Netflix since we've always paid for that... but we got Hulu for $8 a month, and SlingTV for $30 a month)... (Sling TV offers a few live channels, like TBS, Disney (and XD and Junior), History Channel, Boomerang, CartoonNetwork, and a few kids channels in our package.

KeepVid is what I use. No idea if it is good, though.

http://www.ytddownloader.com/

Another mention for a good tool.

@nadnerB said:

Perhaps your dropping packets like a laxative poop fest and the page keeps refreshing (or just parts of it)

Why would Google make it do that? That's just more of a YouTube bug!!

@thanksaj said:

It's on Netflix, and it was so stupid!

I just heard today that Netflix has it now. I'm sure that it is really stupid, all of their movies are. Pineapple Express was downright painful.