Félicitations pour ce million d’abonnés ! Je regarde vos vidéos avec le sous titrage de YouTube .
Votre diction est parfaite pour un abonné francophone de réviser son anglais.
En tous cas , vous prouvez qu’on a pas besoin du dernier Mac m3 pour réaliser un travail de qualité.
J’ai aussi un 19" 5/4 , ce format est idéal pour plein d’usages. Trop de pixels c’est peut être aussi trop de distraction et donc perte de temps.
Encore bravo et continuez comme ça !
@jazzochannel Says:
0:49 "thanks for subbing" np, mate. love your style. slightly retro, yet timeless! congrats on the ~ 2^20 subs :)
@blueispog Says:
you're awesome
@blueispog Says:
bro that mouse is sick
@millertimedroid Says:
I love the Creative T20 speakers! Got a pair on my desk, too.
@mr_cramberry Says:
Awesome setup. Efficient and feels somewhat nostalgic. Thankyou for your many years of sharing your knowledge and time, which is what youtube was orginally meant for.
@gilliebrand Says:
I totally get the comment about screen size, I bought a 42 inch monitor for doing CAD (Rhino, Sketchup, AutoCad) and I am fine until I start using it for anything else. One hour of surfing and I feel light headed / drunk.
@bartonlynch Says:
Congrats on your milestone! You produce the most professionally educational videos. Love your setup.
@Kenzo9063 Says:
Since you do tons of media/video work would you have thought of a Mac setup anytime soon?
@Kenzo9063 Says:
It's so refreshing to see this vid. Even with the stuff you have shown it is clear you still can create great content even with a simple setup and computer setup. It's also a depiction of sentimental value too :)
@660hp Says:
You made videos about cutting edge technology with some classic equipment, beautiful way to remind us from where we came to where we are now, I really hope we can see you for long time making videos. Best of wishes for you.
@jub8891 Says:
Congrats on the 1m subs!
@Iamlookingforwoody.....786 Says:
Very good desktop😁😁😁.
@Catnap_5774 Says:
Coincidentally watching on 30th march
@timstevens3361 Says:
HOLY SPLAT EH
you make good videos, you deserve it : )
@josephfilm73 Says:
Fascinating..
@jackcomputers357 Says:
What happened to the explaining the future channel?
@McRocket Says:
Great congratulations!
I knew little of the technical side of computers.
But your channel has educated me in so many ways.
I find your videos straightforward, educational and even enjoyable.
And your emphasis on lower cost computing is extremely appreciated.
I am truly pleased that you have reached the recognition that I feel you richly deserve.
☮
@ManasBharat Says:
Congratulations! YT should promote channels like yours.
@sreerajkrishna3081 Says:
good
@a7i3n93 Says:
I'm seeing a lot of keyboards. Pity software KVM has fallen into such disrepair as of late (mostly in support of Linux machines running Wayland). Let me say here how much I like the work you are doing here. I'm joining today. Thanks for all your efforts!
@1centimetre Says:
9:37 a 90's desktop with 32GB of RAM and 1TB storage is powerful 😂
@steliosemmanouilidis5050 Says:
I love that pvm
@neversaynever5157 Says:
Hi Cristopher that was a great video and amazing setup you have made over the years congratulations on th1m subscibers mark i think the 1st video of yours i watched would have been at the beginning of covid , after seing that video re Raspberry Pi 4 ice Tower that i watched on a Pi 4 at the time i realised your professional presentation was excellent so ive watched the channel always from that time , i know ill always get good clear instructions on any computer topic your explaining i have some old computers like you have shown in the past like the Asus Eeepc 900mhz Celeron running 32b Bit old version LinuxMint ,a Panasonic Toughbook core 2 Dou running Twister UI over Xubuntu , a Toshiba A10 Satelite Laptop from 2004 Running XP for now - im wondering if you have ever heard of a OS System called Kolibri OS it is written in Assembly Language it will boot faster than any system ive seen as soon as the normal bios prompt is shown like on most PC's the UI will apear right away ready to use it comes with 30 retro games 1 being Doom also other software like spreadsheets graphics editing Photo editing many other things included , It looks a bit like Linux but its not It makes any version of Linux Look Very Very slow the closest i have seen over the years is Puppy Linux i think that Assembly Language is a bit like the old Symbian Language very light weight . i have an old 2004 Model Ngage phone from Nokia that phone had big name games madefor it They were scaled down playstation 2 Type games like Lara Croft & Indiana Jones i found some symbian games online to download and put on a old style SD card to put in the phone & use , those Games where only around 150kb each . anyway if you where ever to look at Kolibri-OS & get to try it i would love to se how you would install it thats the hard thing with it when it is extracted from the ISO file there is no easy way from the videos i have seen Your the only guy that could do it Justice A good lesson on how to install it on a hard drive wouid be great - Thank you From Chris at Mount Dandenong Victoria Australia - well Done with your Channel 😉👍
@Us-two Says:
Sorry if this is in the wrong place. I am trying to install win 10 on a pc which only shows USB-HDD, USB-ZIP and USB-DVD. No option to just boot into USB with win ISO on a Ventoy stick. Hope someone can help, no hair left to pull out!! Ustwo
@FullyBuffered Says:
Hi Chris, congratulations! I've been a follower of yours for over 10 years now and I admire your consistency and work ethic. In 2014 I made a video, inspired by yours, on how to upgrade the CPU of a Dell laptop.
As a fellow content creator, I am curious how you are able to use editing software like Davinci Resolve on a 1280x1024 display. Recently I upgraded from a 24" 1080p to a 27" 1440p display as I found even the real estate of a 1080p display limiting my efficiency when editing videos in Resolve.
@MarceloRodrigues-yx3ty Says:
You are awesome. Your videos are epic. Now we need to know more about the man behind the legend...
@TrystansWorkbench Says:
Chris, I dop my cap to you sir. Absolutely wonderful. Not only do you deserve each one of your million subscribers, but I feel honoured to be invited. Thank you.
@kazoobab.l2836 Says:
All the way from Uganda
@kazoobab.l2836 Says:
First watched Christopher in 2019 and here we are almost 5 years later. Congratulations
@vicferrmat4492 Says:
Congrats! Chris. I am proud to be one of those subs.
@user-oz2mf9uf1v Says:
I liked the way you keep the balance between the latest and the old.. Keep it going as long as it will serve your channel in the right direction.
@MiscCrap Says:
Awesome sauce as always, delivery optimal for one's use case and NEVER a pompous shill as a result! Thank you for many years of tech. Congrats on a mill and peace
@rs.matr1x Says:
Mister Scissors and Stanley the Knife were looking pretty sharp for your one million subscribers celebration!
@MedEighty Says:
Congratulations, Chris!
@dcc1165 Says:
I love these behind-the-scenes videos. Not many content makers do this, so it's nice to get a peek behind the curtain. I think for fun you should do a tour of your shelves above the desk. Looks like some fascinating reads :). Keep up the great content!!
@rafiexperimental Says:
We use the same gpu
@JustinGeekNerd Says:
Awesome you use Mint. I have been using Mint for about 12 years. Currently XFCE on my old HP Pro Book with a 4th gen i3, 12 GB RAM and a Netac 256 GB SSD.
@JustinGeekNerd Says:
I subbed because I love awkward silences
@hananas2 Says:
I love how this shows that we really don't need the latest and greatest and that we really can just keep what works, even if it's a decade old. Congratulations on 1M subscribers and have 1 more from me!
@Manian488 Says:
Kudos! Very well deserved! Thank you for your hard work and passion for computing !
@julianfueller7186 Says:
Great tour! Thanks!
@joseph_donovan Says:
Many congratulations on reaching 1M subscribers Christopher! It is truely a phenomenal achievement and an ineluctable indication that your videos make our ear lobes tingle with delight!
PS I say Chris, what is the model of your calculator? It looks like a Casio, but I can't make out the particular model. I love calculators!
@chillydoog Says:
Respect
@tweaker1968 Says:
CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS!..... Always enjoyed your videos... Keep up the good work..
@user-xo4ft6xf5i Says:
Chris, sorry but you are going to have to help me in setting up telegram! I do not use social media so I don't understand how to download and set this up. Sorry but I really need your help!
@user-xo4ft6xf5i Says:
Chris, I'm really impressed with your studio! I wish I were as savvy as you! I wouldn't know how to use any of the equipment you have. But I know you make fantastic, interesting and informative videos. You certainly deserve the gold start button award from Youtube!
@user-xo4ft6xf5i Says:
Hey Chris! Love your videos! I'm a subscriber who watches your videos all the time...very informative! I have a problem I know you can help me with. I have two identical HP minis and I want to exchange files between them. I set up Warpinator on each with identical parameters. I fist set the Group Code the same alphanumeric name on each system. I set Network interface on each to use my Wireless card. I made sure the ports are the same and the Firewall rules are in place for both systems. I have rebooted the systems several times but still cannot get Warpinator to recognize my two computers. What, if anything, am I doing wrong? This is starting to drive me insane! Thanks Chris...
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