Glad to hear your plans for reviewing operating systems, after a decade my trusty old windows 7 pc is nearing the end of life, and im trying to decide on wether to go to windows 10 or 11, or wait and jump onto windows 12 assuming it rolls out this year. Cheers
@johngangemi1361 Says:
8 years! That is a great run!
@andrewfalconbridge2744 Says:
Hi Chris, I'm confident you are the person to inform us about AI, especially AI on SBC's.
@LeandroPinheiroTI Says:
Christopher thanks for all the great videos in 2023, I will see you soon in 2024 ❤
@hawkmebbs Says:
You are sincerely welcome and hopefully your hearing issue improves with the new build...
@sgkonfetti Says:
A 6502 CPU for the raspberry pi:
bad6502 update 9 - now as a Raspberry Pi 4 Hat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smYCrw5aL2M
@lugiber Says:
Why not try some noctua fans? They're really quiet and I use them on all my computers and 3d printers. You won't be disappointed!
@StephenFarthing Says:
I’ve been watching your channel for years and it’s top of my list for simple and thorough explanation of computing.
I’ve started to use Juypiter lab for micropython project t development. It’s a very flexible way of combining documentation, reference material with code development. I think it’s ideal for beginners as well as professionals. May be you could cover it in a future video?
@bones549 Says:
ive been in technology for over 30 years and you have great content. I would love your take on home automation as i'm buiding a smart home and will be leveraging home assistant and pi's to deliver it. Cheers and happy new year.
@digitalizeddeath Says:
What a shame on the NUC market
Intel had a great thing there
I really liked the compute stick
If anyone remembers that
I own two, one is still sealed
It has Ubuntu 14.04 on it
Very limited unfortunately
Only 8GB storage
@Oharafolk Says:
Thank you so much Chris for all these years of amazing work!
@johnbrooke9692 Says:
With windows 10 being finished in 2025 i will be using Linux mint most of the time and will need a different printer. Could you do a program on Linux comparable home printers please.
@strouja Says:
Thanks. I love your videos and get a kick out of your long pauses between segments. I have been building computers for friends in my family and others for over 20 years now, and still learn from your channel.
@anubhavpathak2131 Says:
Love the hairstyle
@mechaform Says:
Congrats on 8 years of useful content generation. Amazing achievement. My commiseration on the tinnitus; it’s a devilish affliction.
@markhatch1267 Says:
You are the best computer content channel on YouTube (as far as I can see) at explaining technologies and emerging options for us regular users. I just recently got Nobara Linux running with Wine and EVE Online (MMO sci-fi space game). The real story here is that I was able to do it entirely by point and click with my mouse. This distro has really upped the game on user interface improvements for getting Windows software to run on Linux with Wine. Maybe like mid-to-late next year you could see how this distribution is developing and do a piece on it.
Your videos on the small form factor PC's inspires me to work on an idea for stuffing a mini PC inside my current tower case, so I can have two independent computers (without losing any desk space) running side-by-side, so that the EVE game server will see two independent PC's to validate the running of an extra free--to-play account. It also allows me to have multiple displays without burdening older hardware. The tower I have is an older 4th gen - i5 3.6 GHZ - 16GB RAM - 1TB Disk - AMD Radeon R9 M360 4GB. A used i7 mini PC with better graphics than this older one would be just perfect. I would move the primary game account over to the faster new internal system, and use the older one for the extra account and simultaneous web browsing (to display 3rd party game database tools). Many EVE players have multiple subscriptions on multiple computers and have the same commitment to this game as a typical car racing team does to their sport.
@DanielDeRudder Says:
Glad I've found your channel. I already learned a LOT over here. Thank you very much.
@cassielakin Says:
as a sufferer of tinitus i feel your pain :(
@mozadak Says:
And please update about Explaining Future channel.
@prostytroll Says:
EXTRA ! EXTRA!
Robot "Digit" in the Sex Shops near you!
@prostytroll Says:
So, already 8 years...
@dang48 Says:
Congrats on the 8 years of regular videos. They have become my Sunday go to. And sad to hear of the tinnitus. That can be nasty. I'm wondering what kind of sound dampening one can develop for the fans to lessen the chances of the fan noise causing harm to users in future.
@taidee Says:
Yeah, you've been in it for a while now Prof, good to see you are still motivated. We will be here as you go along, keep up the good work.
@Elenduful Says:
Hi Chris, happy 16th anniversary since creating this channel! I have always enjoyed your educational content. I was sorry to see Explaining The Future content go away, but now I really look forward to your quantum computing videos! I really appreciate the thorough research you clearly do for your videos. I'm certain you'll meet 1M subscribers next year!
@tradermonk9403 Says:
Maybe add a que called comming sooner or later😂 ... Live long and prosper my friend!🖖
@alittlepeaceandkarma Says:
How about computer language videos with Linux apps you need to use it?
For instance, I'm planning on learning MQL5 to program expert advicors on metatrader 5. Which is based on C++, which I'm interested in dabbing in.
Which Linux app allows programming in C++?
Format could work for python, scratch or retro basic from the 80s.
@jeffdingle9677 Says:
Very interesting Chris. Looking forward to 2024. Incidentally have you looked at the distro "Void-Linux" on the Raspberry Pi 400 - I'm sure many others would be also interested in your views, if you have.
I can empathise about the tinnitus - I have lost 95% hearing in my left ear but I can still hear the tinnitus, which sounds, at times, like a kettle boiling all the time 24/7. About 10 years ago, in my 50's, I had a BAHA (Bone-Anchored Hearing Aid) fitted to my skull behind my left ear so that my right ear (cochlea) can hear sounds from my left side now that the left ear cannot hear any more. My advice is to try and ignore it (and after 10 years I now generally do) and having background noise (like the radio or music playing) can help to mask it and focus the hearing part of the brain away from the tinnitus on to more important things and sounds. Hopefully your hearing hasn't yet fully deteriorated, fingers crossed....
In the meantime hope all goes well for you....
@facundomolina6235 Says:
Been watching this channel for a while. I like the content of it specially the raspberry pi content. I really enjoy this channel.
@tomfredrickson-hx2dz Says:
ZFS file system
@petewarby7158 Says:
Really looking forward to the new Mint build on the silent box, that week be interesting for me
@lilhaxxor Says:
I am so happy about the good news. Looking forward to the new content. 🎉
I don't know if you did but you can talk about computer vision for AI. One of the problems is that embedded neural networks are not expected to be very performant. The technology for model minimization is not there yet. Although Google Gemini Nano might be a surprise, you never know.
@petewarby7158 Says:
This channel deserves 1m subscribers, it's one of the best on computer tech on YouTube for me. Very well presented and totally balanced.
@shadowbanned4606 Says:
17:30 Microsoft's OS are part planned obsolescence scam and "spy service."
@jeffford181 Says:
Great content as always. Just wondering if you have any 3.5" floppy disks that you use? Great to see an old piece of kit still there.
@dennistucker1153 Says:
Love your channel Chris. Have a good holiday season.
@jamesladriski Says:
Thanks for the update. Peace
@swamihuman9395 Says:
- Thx for the update. I always enjoy your content.
- And, FLOPPY DRIVE (3.5")! :D Well, you never know when you'll need one :) ...
@Videogame9559 Says:
hi chris sorry to someone is unwell hope see you in the new year family comes first
@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi- Says:
OMG! If you end up using the N100 motherboards, I'd like to see if can match actively cooled N100 benchmarks with a larger passively cooled custom heatsink. That would be so cool!
@DaveRyder-po4gq Says:
Very interesting channel been a subscriber for years. Hope to watch your content for many more.. (Thumbs Up)
@Tomsongsrocks Says:
Mr. Christopher. You are the GO TO guy for computing. I've grown more reliant than realized until your words in this clip. We'd be lost without ya in this ever changing computing world. Your the Man, man! Right! Thanks for all & everything.
@bitsurface5654 Says:
Hey only 28 thousend Subscribers left. Hope You reach this by the end of 23! 👍👍👍
@padgepadgham3238 Says:
One of the best computing based information channels on here.
@Videogame9559 Says:
Hi chirs I've been trying to 4 servos working with pi pico and the Pca9685 servo 16 channel I've seen lots video but they don't help . It's how load the correct modules get my servo code run at different code I get no scl or no board or no adafruit servokit? So sorry I have followed your channel for years I've built pi car magicmirror2, LEDs with esp32 . I need the make skull turn left and right up down with pan and tilt . It for my daughters 30th birthday deaf to her teen's. Please make on this subject pi pico servos control install all module required it could be dubble video raspi zero servo pca9685.
Thanks any help please
@UnniG Says:
🎉🎉🎉💐💐💐👋
@retropcscotland4645 Says:
As a 16+ years sufferer of Tinnitus, I can tell you nothing helps. Silence makes it worse because you can hear the loud ringing worse. I have 4 fans inside my Ryzen for air flow and cpu fan for cooling plus GPU fan lol. It would not be feasible for me to make a passive cooled pc for the intense 3d work I do in Blender. I don't find the fans to be a "trigger" if anything they drown out the loudness. It's there all the time and even my GP recommended a radio for background sound hence the reason I have to sleep at night with a smart TV on in my bedroom streaming rain sounds.
I wish you luck with it, it never goes away only get's worse.
@steffenfrkjr1424 Says:
When will we see some video on some for the BSD's ?
@hans-joachimwach3162 Says:
Danke!
@edwardharding5677 Says:
Could you do a video about creating a web server with a Raspberry Pi? I would really like to see an updated version of that.
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