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@@Yukishuru it’s people trying to be funny when they’re not. Every single tech quickie video I see the dumbest joke which makes me lose interest in this channel altogether. Sometimes I wish that Linus would just close the comments section altogether.
Quick quick note at 0:53. The url is read from left to right, but it uses the push pop method. Imagine a stack of cards. The computer reads each character until it hit a '.' or ends. That ends a word and makes a card which is then pushed onto the stack. Once the end is reached, the computer will pop the top card off the stack and then compare that word and repeat until the stack is empty.
If you look close, and really focus, you can barely tell that some of the pictures in the background are, in fact, AI generated. It's tough but you can see it if you know what to look for.
It’s absolutely terrible, like they chose the worst AI generated images on purpose or the person creating them doesn’t know how to prompt a diffusion model. Similar to talking to a LLM like ChatGPT, the prompts makes all the difference between a good result and a bad one and if available the negative prompt (some online generators don’t support this) is available, you can tell it what you don’t want which further fine tunes the output. In my opinion, the defects were intended.
The limited people mentioning about the ai photos and those who missed it until reading a comment mentioning it just goes to show that in some instances, ai really doesnt have to be perfect to get past the general public in certain use cases
People often over-estimate how how savvy they are. You see this a lot with the people claiming they can always tell when a movie is using CGI, when in reality, they're only able to tell when it's shitty CGI.
Hahaha! I had the same experience when doing a USA history class project on the current president. Best part, my mom was with me. We still laugh about it to this day. XD
Lulz🤣 Yeh I don't know what year the whitehouse website disappeared, but it was late 90s to at least early 2000s it was there. I can-t remember if .gov was in use then.
The AI imagery is strong with this one. Did Linus give all their graphic artists the same day off or something? Other than that, at least it was a pretty technically sound video for what they covered. Though, they should mention that TLDs and the subdomains also apply to non-web services like NTP for keeping the clock on your computer in sync so you have the right time on it. The web is just one application that people register domains for and TLDs and the domain name service in general is actually separate from the web.
The inclusion of the AI gen photos is really interesting to me. I dont think they affect the quality of these videos much and I’m sure ltt will put a video talking about this at some point.
Also noticed this immediately. Probably also saved them some bucks on stock images. Though I still find it weird and a bit distracting, simply because they look weird.
They definitely put me off. They all looked distorted. At first I thought it was deliberately done to photos of real people as a gag, but it seems they were ai generated, and still hopefully as a gag.
@@konadesu.gov is reserved for the US government. UK is using gov.uk, Romania (my country) is using gov.ro and that's how most countries are doing it.
Fun fact: some country code TLDs are issued for non-existing countries, and at least one of them is operating today - the country code for Soviet Union, .su. Yes, you can buy any domain in this zone today, 31 year after USSR dissolution.
This is a fun fact my country deals with every day! Generally, government services use .nl here but the southern provinces insist on using .be, even though Belgium does not exist
2:16 I'm sorry, what's that nightmarish image on the left? I'm guessing it's AI generated, but does it speed up the work flow versus previous stock photo catalogs?
I love the shameless, awful AI-generated accountants picture 1:44 lolol Also 2:16. I've used AI-art before--and even with DALLE2 (obvious they used it because of the rainbow watermark in the bottom right corner), it's not that hard to generate better pictures. What happened here? 😂
jar is actually java archive. It's compressed like zip files, but not exactly same. They are similar to exe (executables) files or lib (library) files or even dll files.
Not bad, but IPv4 addresses have 4 octets not 3, IPv6 addresses are very different, and (quibble, quibble, quibble). No mention of the time before DNS when the ARPA Internet was a flat namespace? How rude! O:-)
Cool explanation of top level domains and all, but this video did not explain the one thing I was hoping to get from it, and which the title suggested it would answer: Why is SPECIFICALLY ".com" everywhere? Why is specifically that top level domain so popular?
Short answer is because it is the most desirable. It's the oldest, trusted and most memorable in public's mind. As such it is preferred in google's search algorithm. As a result it also tends to be the most expensive to register and harder to get as lot of names are already taken.
Incidently, in Europe it's a bit different. Internetsites from the Netherlands in Dutch usually are .nl So in general I have at least one tab open that is an .nl - for weather for example It's also why I only go to the be version of the big yellow and blue store with whale plushies if I need to know what they've got in stock near me across the border - cause I need to - sigh - choose a language first there. Oh Belgium. Sigh.
I love James. I love LTT. That being said, can someone please help James with his BEARD??!! It is so uneven that it physically hurts to watch him on screen. And yes, this condition is called Jamesbeardunevenosis. PLEASE can someone just be a good friend to this wonderful man and show him how to trim a beard evenly? K Thanx bye
Dear Lord! Please stop using those AI generated images of people. Nightmare fuel. I start ignoring what the host is saying and all I can focus on it that horrific-ness.
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why is it that i always see idiots making comments in techquickies youtube channel?
@Nihal Jackson they're bots
@@judenihal ether bots or just people trying to be funny
@@Yukishuru it’s people trying to be funny when they’re not. Every single tech quickie video I see the dumbest joke which makes me lose interest in this channel altogether. Sometimes I wish that Linus would just close the comments section altogether.
This feels distinctly like an old Techquickie video. The stock photo use, pacing, script and subject matter fits too well. I love it.
Some of the photos look AI generated
@@circuit10 Which ones specifically?
@@cdscissor 1:44 and 2:16
The second one even has the DALLE-2 logo
@@circuit10 hey, if it gets the job done…
@@circuit10 Oh yeah, they're undoubtedly AI generated. What's your point, though?
Quick quick note at 0:53. The url is read from left to right, but it uses the push pop method. Imagine a stack of cards. The computer reads each character until it hit a '.' or ends. That ends a word and makes a card which is then pushed onto the stack. Once the end is reached, the computer will pop the top card off the stack and then compare that word and repeat until the stack is empty.
If a top level domain is called a TLD, and you get them through a domain registrar, does that mean you buy domains from a TLDR? 🤔
:O
you're onto something...
big brain 🧠
what did you say? didn't read it
Shower thoughts
Man, I wish this video came out last fall. This is a way better explanation than I got in college, AND I had a test on it!
Seems to happen a lot. >_>
If you look close, and really focus, you can barely tell that some of the pictures in the background are, in fact, AI generated. It's tough but you can see it if you know what to look for.
Like the fact that the faces aren't faces
that picture in 1:45 is creepy.
especially if you zoom in and look on the woman on the left, creepy af
@@JamieElli It's very subtle, but if you're skilled you can pick it up!
Both guys shaking hand are also pretty creepy, especially the hands.
It’s absolutely terrible, like they chose the worst AI generated images on purpose or the person creating them doesn’t know how to prompt a diffusion model.
Similar to talking to a LLM like ChatGPT, the prompts makes all the difference between a good result and a bad one and if available the negative prompt (some online generators don’t support this) is available, you can tell it what you don’t want which further fine tunes the output.
In my opinion, the defects were intended.
I still love the fact that Tuvala's number one export is domain names.
The limited people mentioning about the ai photos and those who missed it until reading a comment mentioning it just goes to show that in some instances, ai really doesnt have to be perfect to get past the general public in certain use cases
People often over-estimate how how savvy they are. You see this a lot with the people claiming they can always tell when a movie is using CGI, when in reality, they're only able to tell when it's shitty CGI.
I noticed they looked weird but didn't care to think why.
That's pretty bad AI tho. Midjourney looks way better.
@@gamermapper Thats the scary part, theres already better ai generation than this and its only going to get way better
Man I remember being a kid and trying to get to the Whitehouse website.... big eye opener.
What happened??
Hahaha! I had the same experience when doing a USA history class project on the current president. Best part, my mom was with me. We still laugh about it to this day. XD
Lulz🤣 Yeh I don't know what year the whitehouse website disappeared, but it was late 90s to at least early 2000s it was there. I can-t remember if .gov was in use then.
@@Itsallfun3000 it was a p0rn website
@Dusan3132 lol OK thanks for that! I did wonder
I love these videos because even when I know 90% of the subject matter I still learn something new
The AI imagery is strong with this one. Did Linus give all their graphic artists the same day off or something?
Other than that, at least it was a pretty technically sound video for what they covered. Though, they should mention that TLDs and the subdomains also apply to non-web services like NTP for keeping the clock on your computer in sync so you have the right time on it. The web is just one application that people register domains for and TLDs and the domain name service in general is actually separate from the web.
I am happy to see that the "/" is showen correctly to us in the sponsor segment :) ty
one of the editors must've been browsing ai horror stories lol
This was a much needed brief history
@Sakshi gaming clearly a not safe for work with a cookie logger on it redirect
Do not click
The inclusion of the AI gen photos is really interesting to me. I dont think they affect the quality of these videos much and I’m sure ltt will put a video talking about this at some point.
@Sakshi gaming lmao💀
Also noticed this immediately.
Probably also saved them some bucks on stock images.
Though I still find it weird and a bit distracting, simply because they look weird.
Didn't even notice they were AI-generated. Not that I was looking closely at them.
I had to search for it after I read the comments. Didn't even notice in the first place 😅
They definitely put me off. They all looked distorted. At first I thought it was deliberately done to photos of real people as a gag, but it seems they were ai generated, and still hopefully as a gag.
.gov is not reserved for the US government, but for any national government. We use it here in the UK as well
Bit late but no we don't, we use .gov.uk
no, you guys use .gov.uk
@@konadesu.gov is reserved for the US government. UK is using gov.uk, Romania (my country) is using gov.ro and that's how most countries are doing it.
Fun fact: some country code TLDs are issued for non-existing countries, and at least one of them is operating today - the country code for Soviet Union, .su.
Yes, you can buy any domain in this zone today, 31 year after USSR dissolution.
This is a fun fact my country deals with every day!
Generally, government services use .nl here but the southern provinces insist on using .be, even though Belgium does not exist
@@AaronOfMpls South Yemen - Youth Semen
It pains me to see the info graphic is missing the 4th octet in the IP addresses 😥
Another well-known country domain that is "misused" for a completely other purpose is .DJ, used by many musicians.
The Halo tea-bagging clip hit me like 16 years of nostalgia sledgehammers
Same, red vs blue was not expected, but it was certainly welcome.
.ARPA stands for "Address and Routing Parameter Area" now. It used to refer to (D)ARPA, but that changed many years ago.
0:40 if we wanna get technical we call this the second-level domain
Thank god there is no quiz after this. Unless if a school decides to use your video for education purposes.
i always thought it mean for communication because you know it the internet
because it wants to be everywhere
You're not first dude
@@CanadianBakin42O what now he cant write a normal comment? and the commenting first thing is cringe af grow up
@DMONEYINDUSTRY u again.
@@stuart2642 lmfao you tell me to grow up yet you getting mad at some rando on the internet 💀
"lot of information but there's not going to be a quiz after this" that sentece alone should fix a 6 figure raise for the writer
2:16 I'm sorry, what's that nightmarish image on the left? I'm guessing it's AI generated, but does it speed up the work flow versus previous stock photo catalogs?
1:44 that picture in the backround was made by AI.
interresting experiment tho
*Domain Extension: Infinite bandwidth*
I love the shameless, awful AI-generated accountants picture 1:44 lolol
Also 2:16. I've used AI-art before--and even with DALLE2 (obvious they used it because of the rainbow watermark in the bottom right corner), it's not that hard to generate better pictures. What happened here? 😂
2:18 is nightmare fuel.
I don't think .gov is only the US government
Yep. Same for .edu. I think the .mil is the only Murica-exclusive one among the trio
Imo there should be a day with a tech quickie every hour
Great work as always!! Thanks for all you do
Please tell me someone noticed that beauty of an email draft at 3:29
lol noticed it now
At least the email is not AI generated
fun fact academia edu got its website before the restrictions were maintained. It would not be able to if proper restrictions were applied
whats up with the AI lawyer photo at 1:45. is it a mess up, shock content or a dig at layers getting their own domain?
Com => commercial
I wish there was a quiz after ever video though, I think the information would stick a lot more and it’d be quite fun.
Why would it stick better? Only because you would put more effort into learning. So, just imagine there’s going to be a quiz for the same effect.
Ok.
Fastest land animal GO
love the red vs blue clip for squatting lol
Casually dropping the name of your own video hosting site, nice job! ;)
I like that instead of stock photos people start using neural networks created images. An example is at 2:19.
Out of all the sponsors, why does it have to be the same product that we get sick and tired of seeing ads of?
Thanks for the TLDR on TLDs.
Could you please make a video about file extensions and which formats inherit them. Eg. jar is zip and svg is xml aso.
jar is actually java archive. It's compressed like zip files, but not exactly same. They are similar to exe (executables) files or lib (library) files or even dll files.
I still cannot quite decide which TLD to go with for my website 😵💫😅
.unk
.su, of course. It is a TLD for the... Soviet Union
Arnies[.]tech is available
(Not sure if you can see my other reply - if not I can write it up again)
@@R520 gonna have to write it up again
2:08 wow .ir is there and i have one .ir domain registered for myself. The price is 1 usd per 5 years.
Greetings from Bangladesh, Romania!
domain extensions usually confuse me or make me wheeze
@Sakshi gaming try to stop spamming everywhere. Then maybe it will work, Bot.
@Sakshi gaming you're going to need to stick your tongue into the power cord I think... this advice for nobody else.
Twitch pays Tuvalu 5 million dollars per year for their domain name, which is wild because normally domain names cost like $10.
Not bad, but IPv4 addresses have 4 octets not 3, IPv6 addresses are very different, and (quibble, quibble, quibble). No mention of the time before DNS when the ARPA Internet was a flat namespace? How rude! O:-)
What about Internationalized Top Level Domains?
They say change is possible and then precede to say nothing about how to make the change
4:57 The fact that they're restricted to only one singular country seems unfair and biased towards the entire rest of the world tbh
Btw, the answer to the question "Why is .com everywhere" remained unanswered 😢
Thank you, I was afraid there was going to be a quiz after this. My biggest fear while watching the video
Valuable info, and good to see James
Cool explanation of top level domains and all, but this video did not explain the one thing I was hoping to get from it, and which the title suggested it would answer:
Why is SPECIFICALLY ".com" everywhere? Why is specifically that top level domain so popular?
Short answer is because it is the most desirable. It's the oldest, trusted and most memorable in public's mind. As such it is preferred in google's search algorithm. As a result it also tends to be the most expensive to register and harder to get as lot of names are already taken.
Just a correction cause as far as I know they aren’t called Country TLDs but Economic Areas of Interest TLDs
@Zaydan Alfariz I presume not all of them are countries. Some are territories, or even antarctica
Other people: *EH-HEM*
Me: oh I’m talking non-
(*EEEEEHHHHHH--HEMMMMMMMM
Incidently, in Europe it's a bit different. Internetsites from the Netherlands in Dutch usually are .nl
So in general I have at least one tab open that is an .nl - for weather for example
It's also why I only go to the be version of the big yellow and blue store with whale plushies if I need to know what they've got in stock near me across the border - cause I need to - sigh - choose a language first there. Oh Belgium. Sigh.
I honestly wished we would've used them as intended: .com.nl , .gov.nl , .org.nl , etc.
@@Olsulor11 Actually, .uk is used but not mainstream
@@kanedaku it is in the UK….
love the vibes on this video. long life techquickie
I love James. I love LTT. That being said, can someone please help James with his BEARD??!! It is so uneven that it physically hurts to watch him on screen. And yes, this condition is called Jamesbeardunevenosis. PLEASE can someone just be a good friend to this wonderful man and show him how to trim a beard evenly? K Thanx bye
0:27 - the editor has lost an octet in that all 69 IPv4 address.
Poor Colton. Why did you guys have to roast him so hard in those grammarly ads?
man I was totally prepared for a quiz
This taught me more than my professor ever did
The a.i stock photo is in the uncanny valley for me, even at a glance it feels like something is wrong.
Fun fact: The Soviet Union lasted just long enough that there's a .su which I believe you can still get through shady means.
You can get it simply ie on the russian registry. I was thinking to get one for fun a few years back.
"...or not" just linus behind the steering wheel lol
Dear Lord! Please stop using those AI generated images of people. Nightmare fuel. I start ignoring what the host is saying and all I can focus on it that horrific-ness.
Do a video named "Why is ltt everywhere" 😂 loved the content guys
Did it... Got a ridge wallet for a friend.. Thanks Ltt for the code..
This video made me understand domain more than an entire semester at college 😂😂😂
Mate, there is no such a place like internet.
at 2:38 say... Hi Linus !!
Yeah me too. Please do a video about the DreamWorks Animation character "Shrek" from Shrek 2 thank you
That teabagging clip.
Great episode
Already knew the tv story^^
there is still .su for Soviet Union (lol)
Hello, can you please review the laptop called Axioo Pongo? It's a unique laptop
As a kid, I referred to going to a website as "dot comming it"
you know you could have typed in getty images 10% of what you put into dalle to get that stock image and have gotten a much better result
That AI generated image at 1:43 is horrifying.
that just made me remember that i need to pay the renewal of my .US domain
Somebody did a goof up with that 69.69.69 address there. Forgot another 69
The broken "stock" photos are AI images aren't they?
holy crap, i didnt even notice the first time I watched this. ai is scary
so good ty more plz!
.co from Colombia can be a great domain for companies
I'm downvoting all videos that contains AI generated images. Just to let you know o/
I swear i watch this already
When he reached the .tv part my brain had that deja vu moment
Thanks for the video!
Larry Legend rep'd in the video feed.
1:44 thanks I didn't want to sleep tonight anyway.
So _why_ is ".com" the most common?
Literally went unanswered.
need that quiz
Nice touch for IP address 👌0:27
didnt your team do a similar video like this 7yrs with domains and DNS running out of ideas ? maybe ?
As someone who has no use for this information; damn that was pretty neat