The Greatest Story Ever Told Part II
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
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In this episode we take a look at where our modern technology came from.
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Part 2 of the documentary. From the 1860's to 2010, what a journey so far!
[Must Watch!] Where Did Our Technology Come From? [Death of the PC part 2]
Been waiting for this one! Awesome work!
your productions are so amazing i even watch the ads so you get the moneehh... anyway i really enjoy them and you definitely got a follower here! keep it up!
Thanks guys! It means a lot
Just found this on RUclips and followed you here. I posted and liked on that video as well. Really excellent work. Keep it up.
Hi, please do a tutorial on the UI you used on the lenovo. Very cool. Also fabulous job on your videos, really enjoy them.
You put so much effort into this video and it turned to be so awesome. The transitions, the dictation, the perfect background music and so much detailed info and NO BULLSHIT. Its hard to believe that its a one man work. I was very very much impressed with your skills than the story itself. Still those stupid videos out there get more views. Bless you dude. Keep up the good work. I'm checking your channel everyday from now.
except that the military made the internet :)
@@sr-fw7xk not really, the internet was an Idea ... it was "people" who made the 'idea' work.
Just like torrenting, if there's no seeders it wont work, the internet's the same, it's 'people' who provide "content" and if they didn't there'd be no internet
that's why it's called a 'network' 😁
are you still checking his channel every day?
Seriously this video could be played on a famous multinational TV and nobody would ever think that it was done by one person only. Big most documentaries broadcasted never even reached this level of professionalism with such a way of keeping it all interesting.
Keep up the excellent work!
I'll be back in 10 years for part 3
It's 11yrs now. Still waiting for Part 3. ☺️
I made this series because nobody else had. People must realise that technology is a major part of our world now, it's much better to know where it came from than to be blissfully unaware.
Thanks for subscribing!
Steve job played an important role in this computer world. Yeah , he didnt invent anything, but he found right thing ,at the right time and made it appealing to people.everything he marketed was already there in the world, he just know what people needs. he made competitors challenging,he made pc big,other started coming, he made ipod big other started to enter the industry, same goes to i-phone. he made competition better. i wonder which industry he would have revolutionized if he was alive.
***** Not to mention his time at pixar as well.
FilthyCSGO sorry, forgot about that.
+red black He was a fruitarian and some people today are following a similar _organic_ movement and geared towards eating more healthy foods especially a diet of eating more fruits and vegetables. If he had an idea that is appealing to people that are following this movement then he may have made an industry about that.
Years ago I invented the Ticker blocker way before the guy who made money off it. I lacked the vision of a Steve Jobs. He is (was) very important.
@yokeimon = lol SJ may have helped bring attention to "fruitarian" but he did not invent the concept by any stretch of the imagination... the concept has been around for a long, long time. That being said, it's interesting to note SJ's fruitarian diet, unfortunately didn't seem to do him much good ... which is no surprise really, considering when one researches the pro/con of fruitarian... most nutritionists/well researched and competent nutritionists will tell you, a diet high in the wrong fruits/fruits with high glycemic sugar content, are actually detrimental to health... it's very fascinating/ interesting (to say the least) how "cult of personality" can so easily lead masses of people to turn off their minds/their check and balance and follow certain people (a cult of personality) straight off a cliff... no concerns and no questions asked.
Ahh the mighty 386, a whopping 33mhz was it? The kids today would probably spend more time outside. They couldn't handle commands!
its been 3 years
5 years later :D
commodore vic 20
I loved my Amiga 1000 with it's 7.4 or so MHz CPU and a whooping 1 meg ram upgrade.
More like, it couldn't handle our demands
6:50 This is how I first used the internet in 1991. Eventually installed a program called "slirp" to connect to my friends computer at a local university to get graphics...that was around 1992. BTW, at that time, NO ONE talked about the internet...you could search forever in computer magazines and no one even mentioned it. My family thought I'd lost my mind talking about what was about to happen. Sadly I never took advantage of this by investing in it (like eBay as it was forming). Oh well.
Install Lynx browser, to get the feel of text based web browser
dumbass
Thanks guys for all the amazing comments! It really makes it all worth it.
A HUGE thank you to those that are sharing it as well!
Hi bro
even 9 years later this video duo was amazing to watch. really good work, I'm glad I found this channel
Came back to watch after 6 years!! This channel is amazing and still keeps stepping it up!! Definitely deserves all the subscribers in the world
the series deliver more information to me than my 10 years of classes in universities learning about technology. fantastic!!!
I am truly BLOWN AWAY at the content of this channel! I hope this man gets much farther in his career!!
Best channel on RUclips!
Still the best RUclips Channel! I'm watching this in December 2016
Oh lit I'm in December 28th 2016
1st jan 2017
13th Jan 2017
29th Jan... 2017 :D
The best story every told was truly overwhelming. I liked the manner in which technology was made into a created need. Thereafter the approach towards solving real world problems with technology was inspiring. The vision of each of the technology giants is what has kept some of them alive and relevant today. It's crazy even to think what the future holds in store. Thanks Coldfusion TV! Keep up the awesome research!
i swear the music used in your deep dives is everything i listen to still in 2019!! these videos are incredible
Whoaa! Just stumbled upon your channel and I think it's great! The Greatest Story Ever Told INDEED. Both episodes brought back lots of memories, Thanks a lot, and keep up the good work!
Can't believe how you combined every part of this video in such a great way, couldn't take my eyes of the screen!
made me cry... emotionally. im too into tech
Badabing Bodaboom same!
Same
and now in 2017. I'm watching this on a 4GB RAM phone. while I subscribed to your channel on a 2.5 GB RAM laptop..yes man you were right.
man I absolutely love your videos... Your editing skills, voice, music selection, and opinions and topics are all just spot on. Really makes you think and I appreciate you bringing these kinds of videos to us.
It‘s awesome to see how good your videos were even 7 years ago and how far technology has come until now.
Deserves over 200 times the views this two-part video has.
ONLY 48,000 VIEWS????? this definitely deserves more. Very well put together video, great job. Very interesting and inspiring too.
wow ,,, thank you very much for your effort of this valuable information.
You're telling amazing stories in totally unique way. That's a big value added. Thank you, for making free time educating and entertaining, at the same time.
make a video on "how big is coldfusion"
hahaha funny guy
Yes.. please do that.
Thats new thinking!
Best hour (Part 1 & 2) of TV I have watched in a long time
Quantum based computing, carbon nano-tubing, and nano-tech is the future for us. However, the question is simple: Can human ingenuity salvage us from human ignorance?
Is the law of conservation of matter finite, or can we alter the use to be more efficient?
I guess only time will tell.
Who else out there in the great-wide Internet would give everything to see 1000 years in the future... like Futurama?
Just watched both videos, great job! I was born in 1988 and grew up in the 90's and 2000's so the 2nd episode was nostalgic, bringing me back to my first pentium 2 pc and first motorla keypad phone.
my first computer was 386 only got dos
AMAZING channel! A LOT of info in every episode! GREAT find here on RUclips THANK YOU!
I have heard & seen this story before. It's no big news! BUT "ColdFusion" has given this story more heart by far then what I have seen since. Great job!!!
How could someone dislike this video.
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By clicking the dislike button..
There is a very little bit of misinformation and stuff missing.
I found your channel yesterday and I must have spent at least 3 hours already this weekend watching your stuff. Very informative and extremely well made. Hats off to you. I hope more people find you and you get the props you deserve!
The thing is that despite what most people think, smart phones are not really the true future of computing.
The issue with smartphones and tablets is they lack the ability to be upgraded easily.
Plus a traditional workstation is still better for gaming, media creation and having a wifi network anchor point
Ralph Bromley indeed, video did not kill the radio star - just as mobile won't entirely extinguish home computers - until perhaps IoT takes them all and my kids' kids' kids look at mobile phones as I look at a quill pen.
Not easily upgradable? The nvidia shield tablet has as much power as a last gen console and its soon to be big brother will have almost as much power as a next gen console and a 2013 computer with core i7's and nvidia GPU cards
+Ralph Bromley The idea of portability is what made it revolutionary, in my opinion. Nothing is more personal or gives more control to the user if they can carry this _deus ex machina_ or this magical device with them.
A stationary life versus a nomadic transient lifestyle, to each their own.
There are people who stay in their country and live life with familiarity and relative ease due to a habit they are used to.
There are those who explore and travel to unknown distances to make this as their living, adventurous and daunting yet thrilling. I am not saying one is more exciting and one is more comfortable but people have a choice.
A stationary machine/system is suitable for those who have a life that revolves around this knowledge and comfort level. A portable-device is for those who would rather take a similar functioning machine/system to do what a stationary machine maybe capable of but not fixed to one place.
yokeimon deeeeep
+yokeimon or you can have both. it's called a laptop.
This is among the most incredible channels on the website. Thank you ColdFusion, thank you.
Cheers man, the Note III custom UI has already been unveiled on my G+ page (in the description :)
Yes knowledge
Can't believe you did all this by yourself mate. As fascinating as any documentary I've seen. Thank you
This has aged so well, could we have a part 3!!?
so there's no part 3 yet?
For me as man borne at 1980 this video was calling all the memories I had for the 90s It really makes my brain working
Thanks for the hard work
Have a good one
Why doesn't this guy have more subscribers!
He has 2.9 million tho
Luis Sierra the comment was made 5 years ago bruh😭😂😭😂😭
excuse me
is 2mil not enough!
I was here before you all, lmao clearly he got his subs :p
here i am 4 years later, and the technology has already surpassed your expectations of what would happen in five years, cheers man :)
Really good video man (part 1 and 2), I will wait for the part 3 in 5 years xD
back here from 2021: Smartphones' CPUs found their way into Laptop world. Apple M1 is much faster than many Laptops' Intel CPUs.
Dagogo, It's really astonishing how your voice has been getting changed during these years to the point that I would say, it's the calmest and clearest voice I've ever listen to. (I can't even find a proper adjective to describe it!!)
Thank you so much for the great work you've been doing, sir!
YOU ARE SUCH AN EXCELLENT PUBLISHER !
7 years later.. still holds up
I'm watching this in 2019 when -
Google is literally bigger than ever
Microsoft's Windows Phone failed big time years back
Nokia is back on the scene
VR came .. and flopped
AI is the new future
Avatar is no longer the highest grossing film of all time.. It's Avengers Endgame
Jeff Bezos is the richest man in the world
Amazon , Alibaba , SoftBank and Huawei are doing some amazing work
The tech-shift from US to China and India is going on full swing. The later two are where the future of IT lies
Also..
Thanos snapped .. but his action got reversed
iPhone 11 has literally the most pathetic design with almost no innovation and a stove camera design
If you're familiar with Theranos , then FYI Elizabeth turned out to be a big fraud
Everyone is eyeing Elon Musk with his SpaceX and Tesla
Steve Jobs is long gone and his legacy is tarnished by one Tim Cook
+microsoft destroying pc industry with never ending updates to windows, windows held alive by gaming only
google, apple joining the online & console gaming
gaming is an actual sport event called e-sport
and we're truly starting to living in the era of idiocracy
Steve jobs is already dead by the posting of this video but all of the other stuff was right
WeWork almost went bankrupt just before it's ipo
VR is flop? LMAO You have no idea of the VR industry do you?
Gaming is only a fraction, business licenses is what will keep MS making billions
This series is totally under appreciated, i hope my comment will bring this video up again. cheers.
I have been a fan for Android Phones for years (especially the HTC & Samsung ones) and all other Google products (Chrome, Drive etc...) are fantastic ... I truly believe that Apple's iPad is by far the best tablet on the market.... But no one can deny that the concept of 'using live tiles instead of icons' (100% multitasking) and the idea of Microsoft Surface (a sort of tablet-notebook hybrid) are revolutionary too !
Android is still slightly slower at execution than iOS, hopefully ART will change that in #AndroidL
***** Android L won't matter if the manufacturers *cough* Samsung *cough* still make slow software filled with useless crap, honestly, the only android versions I like are custom roms, xperia ui's and HTC Sense ui's.
I am watching it in 2020, I fascinated how much world changed since this video is uploaded.
Loved this video. You missed Alan Turing, but it was really nice to watch. Learned a lot. Nicely edited, great music choices. Definitely subscribed to your channel.
Fantastic video. I can’t believe it was made 7 years ago still so relevant.
Great work
Love your videos, they are very enlightening to a bigger picture.
Best Channel on youtube! This video definately changed the way i look at technology. Good Job ColdfusTion on this amazing documentary that of which was unlike i've ever seen.
This channel needs to be noticed people like the crap and subcribe to this channel
Fully Agreed, im lucky Im aware of it.
Buddy i never comment but i think not to apperciate for such an untold story the way you told is remarkbly the starting of an endless possibilities.You are great .
The android part gives me goosebumps!!!
Maximus Marte same here bro...
oh my god....this clip could go directly on documentary tv channel. the quality is so unbelievably good man
great video :) thank yo so much bro. your information were really useful
One of the most revolutionary videos ever.. awesome work @coldFusionTV
IOS may have some advantages, but andriod's open nature gave it the bulk of the market share today.
@ColdfusTion great job highlighting the last couple of decades into 30 min presentation - not easy to edit down everything that happened and to leave out any personal biased.
The iPhone 5s is actually as powerful as my PC
They both scored arround 2400 in Geekbanch
well that is a great 7 years old computer you have then ^^
zaji7 how? i dont udnerstand
This was one of the best Documentaries I have ever seen. Great Kudos to your work.
I'm impressed! Well done, sir!
Its mind boggling when i think about it I am born in 90's and when i think about it its freaks me out...Thanks ColdfusTion
Man, I remember working at Nokia in the Multimedia and Accessories office. the day they coped the manual for the iPhone the week after it launched. in 2007. They just had no clue! I remember all the people being defensive. Ha! Nokia was smart though. They left mobile phones and did something to move forward in a new directions. Don't sleep on Nokia - I bet they make a big comeback in the next 10 years. Mobility with phone devices is out of touch in 2 years.
honestly completely forgot about this channel. Would love to see more episodes added to this
Superb
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Man this is such an underrated video. I hope that people watch this in droves. God bless.
Why nothing on Alan Turing?
+Jim Owens I was waiting for him to be mentioned
+Martin Lutaaya Turing only copied/based of the works of Cipher Bureau of 2nd Division of Polish Military Intelligence Office. If it not have been the works of Marian Rejewski, Henryk Zygalski, Jerzy Różycki and cpt. Maksymilian Ciężki in charge of Cipher Bureau Enigma could not have been broken fast enough to stop German forces from invading Norge and Finland and Russia. Rejewski has built his own computer to crack Enigma cipher "Bomba" When Turing visited Warsaw in 1939 he already tried to break enigma code but failed, and showed great disbelief Poles could have broken Enigma, infact Poles were reading Enigma 6 years before Kabaty Woods trilateral conference, held on 25 July 1939. When Germany attacked Poland Cipher Bureau did destroy every trace of equipment used to brake enigma, as to mislead german intelligence enigma code is safe, and gave UK MI their documents. Later Turing reconstructed/build his own "Bombe", based on work of Polish Cipher Bureau, named Turing machine.In his report to SIS Turing stated the Poles propably stole or bought the solution to Enigma. Later he changed his report. Polish Cipher Bureau did recive Enigma standard operation manual form french inteligence officer Gustave Bertrand. But that's another story.
Thanks for this information. Wasn't aware of any of this. Let me do more research about it
In 1984 protection of the Net from delinquents was mainly in the hands of the IETF. The FBI and military were only in talks about the founding of the CERT, today's main group of legal and technical experts doing this work.
The IETF is your prototypical group of white-hat hackers, and at some point in there somebody asked the very important question "What if...?" about the distributed zombie DOS attack, which had not yet appeared in the wild. The question was quietly circulated, and at some point we were all told we could relax: some kid in the Polish post office had come up with the answer.
Some months later the first distributed Zombie DOS's started, and the white hats were at least somewhat prepared.
The "kid in the Polish post office," is apparently the son of one of those 1939 heroes who did so much to save our asses in WWII.
-dlj.
Jim Owens
It would've belonged in the previous video
We need more of these series, i enjoyed it very much 7 years later. Love your channel
5 years from then, it's 2019 and mobile phones has erupted. So powerful devices, Samsung is inventing a lot.
And yes apple is selling a stand for 999 usd
... and an iPhone 12 which still has a notch. LOLL
I watched the whole documentary...Thank you for sharing and doing such a wonderful job by putting all the pieces together...
it was a great video can u make a video on how technology impact over daily life now and in future like health education social and soo on
*you
@@Knochenbrigade stfu
@@Knochenbrigade ححج
wow after almost 10 years this video is so cool to watch and even see how far technology has come since its release! loved the videos man.
YOUR VIDEOS ARE THE BEST..TY ^^
I thought is was too bold the title "The Greatest Story Ever Told", but after seeing it, it really was one of The Greatest Story I Ever Listen!! Great video! Thanks a lot!
The 2000s, nostalgia at its finest lol (10:57)
Your videos can be used for educational purposes man. I really enjoyed this series! Can't stop watching your channel. You really need more subscribers. Kudos man.
You deserve more subs!
I Loved this video. It was like I was time traveling and watching everything starting from scratch.
I am Watching this in 15th December 2017🙂...
well am watching this in 9 may 2018
I WIPED MY
I'm getting goosebumps right now
Great work :)
Watching most of your videos is like watching a movie - not even a documentary - I don't know, I'm probably the only one who thinks this but they're awesome!
How do you make such good quality videos!? Wish my reviews were this good! :P
T4nm4y BROFIST?
The 2 parts of this documentary were excellent... thank you very much :)
this is why humans are awsome
Poocify All the pollution, destroying animal species, not to mention global warming because of humans and destroying our planet in general...
***** Anti-human sentiment isn't a thing now, right?
MrNashinator Just saying that reality isnt so nice....
BlueLemonade You just dont get the point, do you?
Its still pretty sad that apple fucked up
The number of views for this video doesn't nearly do it justice. There should be way more views. This video is awesome. Good job Digogo!
forgot how Blackberry revolutionized the email and instant messaging.
But Yahoo kinda did that.
Or AOL
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST DOCUMENTARIES I HAVE SEEN IN A LONG LONG TIME. WELL DONE
Well im proud watching this on my ipad
#coldfusTion dude this video(both part 1 & 2) was by far the most informative video i have ever scene...plz keep doing this kind of videos...!!!!!!!!!
Did u forget to mention that MICROSOFT saved APPLE from going bankrupt, cuz I think it was a notable moment,don't you think ?
+Ninad Ganore Yeah, he forget to mention that Microsoft murdered Steve Jobs with polonium?
+Ninad Ganore He mention it in the part I actually.
+Ninad Ganore no, the real reason was that apple was like 90 days from announcing bankruptcy, this was when Steve jobs was brought back to apple and this was his first step, there is a video of Macworld Boston 1997. You can watch it on RUclips. It Will also help you to understand the true nature of apple employees. Biting the hand that was feeding them
+ThinkCMYK and even if your version is true which i know is not , it is an extremely lame thing to do .not a class act and neither can be called a settlement. So my trye version is believable .
+Ninad Ganore Part of the reason why they saved them was because Microsoft was facing monopoly charges from the feds, saving apple means Microsoft wouldn't technically have a monopoly since their main competitor was still around.
there r lots of channels on RUclips but the way you make your videos and the way you narrate makes your channels far better than othera. and this video the greatest story ever told one of the best I have ever seen on RUclips
5:40 "...So it could grow and grow it did"
Would any of you fine gentlemen care to explain if this is a grammatically correct thing to say? It sounds nice and attractive and English isn't my first language so I'd really appreciate if somebody could shed some light on grammar behind it.
***** Whatever USA and UK says is English. Nobody gives F about grammar while talking . Can you Imagine Selfie is in Oxford dictionary ? It happened just because people use it.
***** Yeah people say that :P
***** ***** It is grammatically correct. You may say "so it could grow and it did" but there is a vague antecedent reference here. Therefore, the phrase "...grow it did" is actually correct.
***** it's called a "permutation". a permutation is a figure of speech or sylistic device like a metaphore
+Nishant Soni you know Master Yoda?
Best video I have seen on youtube or any site....totally blown away....
I disagree the 1980's was the last great decade. The 90's were the beginning of the end. The 2000's were pure shit. By 2020 Covid-19.
I want to thank you for the amazing documentaries that you make.Your videos deserve a million views at-least. Someday people will see that hopefully ;-) Also, the voice over and the background music is as good as it gets.