This hidden gem →
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I like to fall asleep during astronomy documentations. And Isaac has like 500+ cool episodes on everything astronomy, futurism and science (sometimes with fiction)
From space lifts, FTL, megastructures, how to survive as a civilization after a trillion years when all suns burned their fuel or how to house 3 trillion people on earth and post-apocalyptic/post-scarcity economies.
He’s keeping it scientific and reasoned and I like it. Without selling you VPNs and all that typical YT bullshit.
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oh Isaac is one of my favorite yeah. Just don’t watch his latest video at night. It was super scary.
Forgot to mention, Bright Sun Films - YouTube
thanks Diizzy!
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You’re in for a treat, just rediscovered this guy, Robert Murray-Smith. Absolutely relentless energy, applied intelligence, and wit.
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Honestly I agree. I used to watch creators who cared about the platform. Now it seems its about making money, rather than having a hobby. Kind of the meme of the world right now.
yout (DOT) be/40hJStzsBm8
I’ve been finding old CD’s I burned and have been reading them to see whats on it. That got me wanting to learn about CD’s, so I ended up binge watching Tech Conn last night. Really great channel if you want to find something new to learn about.
He also showed me what tapes go in a colorado 120! So now I can use an old tape reader I have, IF, I can find some tapes… Hoping tech recycle has some or something. Maybe FB junk sales, I guess yard sales are starting again.
This board is really restrictive in just letting me post something simple…
this guy is a f*****ing coding wizard. He wrote a RISC-V emulator in just 400 lines. This allows running non-mmu linux on something like ESP32.
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yeah Robert is probably one of the last true youtube creators from the old days (pre corporate) youtube. I’m waiting on his steam engine build with less and less patience.
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Multiple categories to choose from loke classoc games.
Retro games are great to watch as well.
I enjoy seeing Linux boot on low-speed computers, that aren’t compatible with other systems.
Seeing Linux boot on smartphones is nice as well.
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LMAO It seems everyone watches the same 100 or so channels.
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Well this nerd forum isn’t exactly a general population sample so that doesn’t seem TOO surprising.
Not sure if my regulars other than Issac Arthur were mentioned yet but some other good nerd channels which I would expect to see here (Odysee links instead because it’s not YT):
…of course starting with a Linux channel:
https://odysee.com/@switchedtolinux:0
https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a
Space nerds:
https://odysee.com/@ScottManley:5
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I didn’t know about the angry astronaut. Thanks!
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Very interesting stuff!
I quite like this channel for easy listening: The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered - YouTube
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I don’t think I’ve seen Dave’s Garage posted before, but admittedly I didn’t bother looking either.
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I know that @0xDE57 already mentioned TheThoughtEmporium before, but now the dude’s trying to develope a MEAT LASER.
Yeah, you heard me right, a LASER… made out of meat! 
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yeah I watched that video? I was not impressed.
They’re the only good ones all the other ones are noise.
I try to specifically find channels under 10K. When a YT channel is a passion, not a job, thats when its actually good. When its a job, all the idiots sound the same. I’ll find some examples here in a little while to post 
Actually just low numbers in general.
I have been getting more and more into the music industry. I heard about this beef for a bit, never saw what actually happened. Well, heres what happened.