I use my own VPN to play LAN only games with friends interstate. I've been doing it since Halo:CE and currently do it with minecraft. There's your 5th use case.
theres also a program called "xbslink" that allows you to play lan parties online. My friend and me fixed a few error messages because we were lucky enough to get the source code and we use it to host Modded Lobbies on PS4 without having access to the PSNetwork.
@@JustAdude93 The lighter fluid isn't going to blow up in the bottle, as there is no oxygen. The only problem would be if the plastic melts and the fluid spills out.
I'm sure they immediately used a fire extinguisher after the cut. Either way, butane mixtures typically produce a relatively controlled flame and aren't necessarily explosive.
See this is why I don’t use these services whether a von password manager or cloud storage because the second someone with a lot of money comes around they sell out
@@assshakerstudios549 He literally said on the WAN show that he can't support his previous VPN sponsor because of the buy out. He even reached out to his viewers to see what they thought about it on top of that. Linus was/is very transparent about his values. Those are the facts.
3:03 When LTT's insurance company realized its rates were too low. I mean he left the lighter fluid bottle next to fire and the laptop's lithium ion battery. You are asking for a Samsung event to happen with sprinkles on top.
@@PWingert1966 when was the last time they did something safe? I mean... Their employees work as contractors to remodel the sets, and if something happens to them I don't know how can Linus defend himself as his employees were doing a job they weren't hired for
Linus: The first question you need to ask yourself is "What do I need a VPN for?". Me: Yeah so for legal reasons, I am gonna refrain from saying that...
Heres a fun one Connecting LANs for my entire family setting up a old style BBS or totally notfacebook there is quite alot that is good just under tunneling .psst file sharing too
I'm guessing you haven't seen the "we had a video about setting up your own X, but what if you're too lazy to do that? Well, Y is the solution for you, and they're the sponsor of this episode!" into before?
@@brokengames9020 well have you seen how many employees he has and how many families he helps feed? its not like he's selling out and thats it, he gives us information we could use and makes videos people will see, even with ads/sponsors
Wasn't there an extensive video talking about how TunnelBear's acquisition made them an untrustworthy VPN provider, and the sponsorship was immediately dropped?
@@hobomasterxxx There was. I don't think it's nice for people to say he's making propaganda. Things change. At the time, those services were considered good, now they're not.
@@tcbloxstudios Torrents is easily the most efficient way to download files. I really wish it would just become the norm already, instead of having fifteen million file sharing sites
@@tcbloxstudios It tends to be faster since a lot of distro host servers are slow but also torrent clients verify the file has automatically so yeah it can be for security too.
I watched this video the day it came out and told myself "as soon as I have a minute I am going to try this approach" - That minute came today and I am so impressed by the findings I'm seeing. Thank you for yet another great piece of content. For anyone curious... I set this up on an AWS EC2 t2.mirco instance and I am seeing speeds at least double that of NordVPN and at some times triple. Ping is 4 times faster also. Streaming live FHD (H264) content through this method is seemless compared to NordVPN. No Stuttering image or buffering. My plan is to test with another instance type with better network bandwidth. Set up time was 25mins.
@Bill Messenger That would mean that they had a craaaaazy totally insane speciel effects artist making it, because that fire and lighting looks, what would you call it, real...
Holy fuck… This is why I love Linus tech tips he’s literally so honest it’s almost illegal. He’s always made the best reviews based in science and numbers and even in a… Taboo subject he covered it so well. I love this so much there’s so little of this left on the Internet it seems
Well, if you pay them money to secure your data, then only the immoral ones are going to purposely do anything with it. You just have to do your research and find one that is reputable or make your own.
@@coolbrotherf127 every single one of them is "immoral" when they get a good offer or put under pressure to give away your info. A company is by its nature only interested in profit and you just can't guarantee that betraying you wont be at some point worth more to them than your money.
@@randompanda3415 depending on what kind of traffic gets exposed and to whom, winning a lawsuit or getting a bit of cash out of a settlement might not be even close to being worth it.
@@alexv.d.h.7331 He said they were bought by "McAfee and Kape, respectively." Not the "manners and politeness" meaning of respectfully. The version that means "Tunnelbear is McAfee and PIA is Kape" kind. He didn't imply it, he explicitly said they were both bought by 2 different entities. McAfee doesn't own or work directly with Kape or anything like that.
I literally already did this as soon as I found out about PIA getting acquired by Kape. I deployed to Digital Ocean with AlgoVPN, super easy and not a single issue 2 months in.
The thing with background music is that I always watch videos on a very low volume, so I never really notice it anyway, but when I do, it drives me nuts because I'm always thinking "What's that weird noise?" for a few seconds. Imo LTT could stop using it.
It would be nice for them to show how to set up PiVPN with Pihole so you can be as free outside your house. I couldn't find a single totorial that shows how to do it
@@k-panga easy If you installed both simply edit 2 config files: nano /etc/openvpn/server.conf Delete: push "dhcp-option DNS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Replace it with push "dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1" Make new config in nano /etc/dnsmasq.d/02-pivpn.conf Paste in: interface=tun0 Restart the services /etc/init.d/openvpn restart /etc/init.d/pihole-FTL restart Done :)
Would agree. PiVPN is super easy to setup and works great. Tis what I use so I can be across the country and VPN to my home, to access files off the NAS.
@@xenonram they're a medical device that's why you need to have a fitting for contacts. I am an optician and contact lens fitter myself and this brand of contacts is very good and is meant to relax your eyes for near vision.
MrEmmatron contacts are not recommended for heath by doctors and thus are not medical tool because they are SOLEY for cosmetics and actually can put your eyes at more risk. Very unprofessional by you but I am not surprised because you are biased by nature to your profession.
By not recommended I don’t mean Doctors won’t say don’t get contacts in saying doctors would never recommend contacts for your health, you get them for cosmetic purposes unless you are in an extremely small percentage of people who need them for some reason
I have a Linksys WRT3200ACM router with built in OpenVPN server that I just learned how to setup and all I did was enable it and export a connection file to feed the OpenVPN connect android app on my phone. Works flipping amazing. Now I get full ad blocking thanks to the Raspberry Pi running PiHole on my home network, and I can access my file server super easy using the same local network IP addresses that I would use to access it at home. Crazy cool and super useful.
I'm not even worried about the machine, since I'm sure it was old and useless. I was a little worried about the drapes, THE BOTTLE OF LIGHTER FLUID RIGHT NEXT TO THE FLAMES, the table, etc. I really am wondering how and where that was done without an alarm going off and fire engines coming to visit.
@@XxS3riaLxX If so, it was done pretty well. Scared the pants off me, to be honest. I was like "WHAT was Linus thinking?!?!?" I even noticed the flames seemed to stay BEHIND the bottle, so someone did some pretty good roto-scoping type effects!
There's an open source project called Algo that can automatically set up a VPN for you, including spinning up a VPS instance from one of a few major VPS providers, creating certs and and configuring the server. Getting it working is as easy as downloading the project, putting in your API keys and following the prompts.
Tip: if VPN’s are blocked in your school/workspace, set the port of your VPN to 80 or 443, since these are open ports and most other ports will be most likely blocked!
They had barracuda at my high school. Blocked everything. My workaround as a high schooler was just to RDP into my home PC from school. All windows PC’s/workstations have Remote Desktop Client built in ;)
@@sundhaug92 DPI can be circumvented depending on the protocol. There are a lot of VPN to HTTPS proxies that can mask VPN traffic as standard web traffic.
Same. Oddly I have no beef with Nord. They failed to disclosed that a white hat hacker found an exploit and that they fixed it? This is only how every company in the world with bug bounties works. You don't disclose there is an exploit until you've fixed it.
@@johngaltline9933 Yes, nobody should disclose an exploit before it's fixed. but the problem is they didn't disclose it even after it was fixed. Considering that it was caused by an missing update, fixing it was as easy as installing an update. The fix already existed, it just wasn't installed on that particular server. Fixing it took them a few days, maybe a week, but they didn't disclose it for more than a year, and then they only disclosed it because they were specificly asked about it after some researcher detected it.
@@fuchs4 Again, on equipment they did not own or maintain and never actually used as an exploit. No one had any data snooped on Nord. In every other business in the world, no one expects a press conference over finding a defect and fixing it. that's what they are supposed to do. "There's a bug that was never actually used maliciously, it's already fixed, we're not letting that same thing happen again" it is a non issue. I would get the outrage had any user's data actually been compromised, or if there was some massive cover up, but as I understand it when someone asked about it they came right out and told the truth. Over all Nord did nothing wrong that I am aware of, they just didn't bother telling anyone that there was a bug that got fixed before it ever mattered.
@@johngaltline9933 Not only that, but it was a decommissioned server, no longer a NordVPN endpoint. The worst an attacker could have done is taken the private key and used it to set up a bogus NordVPN endpoint, but if they wanted anyone to connect to it they'd have to actually hack NordVPN and add the server to the list, so that it would appear in the NordVPN client. It was an entire extra hack away from being a problem. Furthermore, disclosure of exploits and breaches is one thing, but this was neither. The vendor of the software should disclose to its customers the exploit when they make the patch available, but there's no requirement or even need or preference for the company using the software to propogate the disclosure unless it constituted a risk. If the vendor of a bank's fraud-detection software issues a patch for an account information leak bug, but no risk was present because of either other controls the bank had in place or the access vector or complexity of the vulnerability meant it couldn't have happened, they don't need to say anything.
@Linus, I am a fan of your videos. Instead of using 3rd party VPN client, please make a video to use more widely acceptable OpenVPN, and use self generated and self signed keys, or use lightweight WireGuard with SSH public keys without any certificates, also free tier of any cloud provider like AWS or Google can enable you to make your VPN for free for upto a year (if your usage does not exceed 1GB per month), Google Cloud + Outline is also a VPN for novice users. You can also integrate Pi-Hole and Pi-VPN on the same server, that is ad-block and VPN in one package and one connection, you don't need to buy a Rasberry PI or a Pi Zero hardware to use Pi-Hole and Pi-VPN and use DNS over TLS for additional security with CloudFlared. With so many people working from home, this would be more widely used than ever before so we need better ideas to improve privacy and make it almost free and accessible to all. As a word of caution, close management ports from firewall and make the Pi-Hole only accessible over VPN, that way it would not be prone to attacks or abuse.
Well LMG at its core is still a media company (and floatplane is related to video content too) so this would be too far from what they are currently doing. Perhaps he cares, does he care enough to risk millions of dollars to start a VPN company?
@@HengTengYiakaRandumbPerson2003It wouldn't cost nearly that much, not unless you're planning to become a world leading provider. He's actually perfectly positioned to start his own VPN company - he's knowledgeable in his own right, but also already employs people he'd need to get something like this set up, with contacts elsewhere for anyone else. He's also got a ready made market with his viewers, many of which would love a trustworthy VPN solution, neatly avoiding all the biggest problems for new entrants to the market. And with Floatplane he's got a ready made test audience, for limited roll out. Who better to start a new VPN company, when it comes down to it?
@@dandavidson4717 But why open yourself to user abuse? #3:10, like the video says.. any abuse by users would make LMG liable... he is not going to risk LMG which is worth millions just to start a VPN company.
GOOD ADVICE: AT 2:35 GO TO VIDEO SETTINGS (GEAR ICON AT THE BOTTOM OF THE VIDEO), SET THE PLAYBACK SPEED AT 0.25 AND LISTEN WHAT LINUS SAID IN SLOW MOTION
My main reason for using a VPN in the past was to get around government censorship while I was living in a country that had very strict censorship laws. I used shadowsocksr on a vultr vps server and it was pretty decent.
Linus should absolutely write text books. In my data communications networking class the text was so dry and such an info dumb it was hard to follow a long but Linus explains things like a human being.
Actually you need to STOP and understand that when you get into LTT vids (6 mins is a lot taking in the sponsors and logo), you need to stop, move along there's nothing that you will do here...
I host my own VPN & seedbox, the VPN only routes NAS/seedbox traffic, that allows me to map it as a shared network drive, and i can just stream whatever i want and not care about coping files between devices. Pretty easy to do.
In my opinion, creating your own product requires skilled staff to set up, and it has some drawbacks. I guess it would be still better to use a professionally supported product. If you make your own VPN, you are probably using various open source technologies, and the efficacy of the solution will be predicated on your knowledge and skill set. Also, you won’t be able to unblock web content from around the world, cause when you set up your own VPN server, you route traffic through your local IP… One more thing - paid VPN services usually offer apps for pretty much everty platform (including windows/mac/ios/android etc.), so that means you will have to add extra work each time you want to configure your VPN on a new device.. all in all, I would suggest going with verified VPN services such as NordVPN or Perfect Privacy, they seem to put a lot of effort into their security and stability of service.
Well, most Streaming services won't allow you to stream over VPN anymore. I'll bet that that will be the trend among all ST services. Netfflix, Hulu are doing it.
Setting up a VPN is dead simple, but it will be even easier once distros upgrade to Linux 5.6, which will ship with WireGuard. It's even easier than using openssh. Even now, adding support for WireGuard is simple enough on most modern distros. WireGuard will be supported on all known operating systems and most unknown ones. Why would you want a VPN to require special software to be installed on clients?
Being a college student, there's times I had to do research on a topic and because of the school's security settings sometimes we couldn't even access the web page they wanted us to. Enter a VPN, where I was able to display the webpage and we could do our work for the day. Use case number 6.
1:08 this doesn't really happen anymore ever. Using a VPN won't help at all with this as literally every single secure site uses encryption. So unless you're putting your card details into dodgy websites which you shouldn't be doing anyway. The dude in the cafe can't do shit
Yup, with HTTPS the danger is trusting the end server, but a VPN won't help with that. *However* I think there is still some bit of snooping possible to know where you are going?
what the hell, I was researching vulnerabilities for my router to be sure if running vpn server on it is safe AND THIS VIDEO SHOWED UP WITH PULSEWAY ADD WITH LINUS IN IT BEFORE THE VIDEO
I think having your own VPN is inviting only theoretically, but you will have to maintain that server constantly, or you are going to pay someone to do that for you and even after that, that server is going to have a single static IP, so forget about moving through geo-blocks.. Having your own VPN at practically the same price as buying an actual service with not just 1 IP but more than 5K seems a bit stupid. I mean let’s take NordVPN. They’re changing/improving quite a lot of things after that “breach”. Moving to disc-less servers, also that bug bounty.
Scrolled way down for this comment. Agreed. Security isn't a five minute click-through, it is a never-ending treadmill. A security team of one, keeping up on zero-day attacks, while reading your IDS logs, checking your honeypot server, updating firewall rules, all doubly so if you are "interesting" or do any work worth breaking into, of course you maintain procedures, audit all your kit regularly, and pay to have it penetration tested... The best I can figure is to get a VPN appliance and pay the subscription for that, access your home network secured to the endpoint. But still going over whatever your ISP is, via one IP address, will cost more, and be only as good as the company maintaining the appliance.
You can use a VPN to bypass ISP restrictions on server hosting. You can host whatever you want if you get a dedicated IP vpn from rapidvpn. Pretty much every residential ISP in the US will block server hosting and port forwarding, but I’ve managed to get around it using this and I can host a server from anywhere as long as it can get internet.
The problem with own VPN is limitations of protection from the VPS/VM/server hosting company. Once they get the notice, based on the gravity of "act", you can be kicked out and/or handed over to law enforcement. This severity is decided by the local regulations where the IP/VM is hosted at.
the day before this video i spend the whole day trying to setup openvpn server on a old windows laptop that i have, then i failed and give up, so the next day this notification shows on my phone, ive never been so surprised lmao, and now i installed and it is running great, ty!
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I love how he thought that we were actually following along and not eating pizza at 2 am
LOL right
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Actually, pizza hotpockets. Get it right
3*
And I prefer Bagel Bites, boi
Wasn’t expecting them to actually set the laptop on fire
They probably took all the components out, but who knows?
probably a fake ikea display laptop
Bear Puns . By all the components you mean hard drive an ram? I could still see them lighting a broken one on fire.
Clearly a fuel similar to some sort of ethanol based fuel.
They have enough laying around they can get away with it.
Linus: *pouring lighter fluid on laptop*
Me: He wouldnt actually do that would he?
Linus: *lights laptop on fire*
Me: Honestly I'm not surprised.
he left the bottle right next to it
@@SpunckyJew6969 yep i was waiting for the bottle to explode too o.o'
I personally never expecting to see the laptop on fire
It was an old Sony Vaio Laptop
He already gave it liquid damage anyways. Go for gusto!
I love how linus has his own ad in ads and his sponsor in the video. That’s massive stonks and i approve it.
I like how sneaky and clever he does um though
It may not mean nothin to yall, but understand nothin was done for me
Ad-ception
As PewDiePie would say That my friends is called a Big Pee Pee move.
I use my own VPN to play LAN only games with friends interstate.
I've been doing it since Halo:CE and currently do it with minecraft.
There's your 5th use case.
Try Hamachi then
theres also a program called "xbslink" that allows you to play lan parties online.
My friend and me fixed a few error messages because we were lucky enough to get the source code and we use it to host Modded Lobbies on PS4 without having access to the PSNetwork.
theres also tungle, tungle is built for lan over internet gaming and even has a server browser to allow you to find people to play with
@@jakobfindlay4136 didn't tunngle die like a year ago
@@nathanddrews yeah but it still works. Also on Playstation.
Me: watched Linus set fire to a laptop
Also me: staring a bit too hard at the container of lighter fluid r i g h t next to the fire
glad to see i wasn't the only person doing the same thing
CGI
It's Only Me kinda I doubt it
Cameraman: chuckles I'm in danger
Adobe Aftereffects
...“like your Internet provider or bad actors“ - wait thats the same thing
Rankhole LIKE A SPRAINED ANKLE BOI I AINT NOTHIN TO PLAY WITH
@@AngryDog938 your G damn right!
My internet provider is not Nicolas Cage though...
Not to mention he left the lighter fluid 4 inches away from the fire
@@JustAdude93 The lighter fluid isn't going to blow up in the bottle, as there is no oxygen. The only problem would be if the plastic melts and the fluid spills out.
3:02 YES LINUS JUST LEAVE THE BOTTLE OF FLAMMABLE LIQUID NEXT TO THE GROWING FIRE
I'm sure they immediately used a fire extinguisher after the cut. Either way, butane mixtures typically produce a relatively controlled flame and aren't necessarily explosive.
How else are you supposed to be super sure you destroyed the evidence. If nothing explodes you are burning things wrong.
@@Drazil100 electromagnetic pulse generator.!It will wipe everyone laptop in the entire neighborhood!
That wasn't Linus, that was a random dude doing shady stuff on a laptop.
At least he did not drop the bottle on the flaming laptop
I love how you basically roasted all of your previous sponsors at the beginning
tunnel bear's death caused grief
PIA's sponsorship was hope
PIA's death was acceptance
and this is the result
Or you can protest the privacy invasion by forwarding all of your junk emails to Theresa May on May day :)
PIA was purchased but that doesn't mean they have gone rogue...
@@hammerheadcorvette4 the Israeli company they were purchased by has a history of injecting malware into their apps.
Lol
What happened to PIA
Linus 2019: "our sponsor, tunnel bear, the most secure VPN."
Linus 2020: you cant trust any VPN, even one made by you
Money talks... he's paying the bills and blowing up laptops. Can't say I'd do any fucking different since I ain't even on step one right now!
See this is why I don’t use these services whether a von password manager or cloud storage because the second someone with a lot of money comes around they sell out
@@object_object2297 that's what they do, they turn down almost anything that they think may be a scam or broken product
Stolen comment
@@assshakerstudios549 He literally said on the WAN show that he can't support his previous VPN sponsor because of the buy out. He even reached out to his viewers to see what they thought about it on top of that. Linus was/is very transparent about his values. Those are the facts.
"our latency is obviously worse"
sees 62 ping ms
me laughs in 2075
Feel that
2075, the year is after UNIX clock will mess up
When i saw that I was legitimately confused like??? An encrypted connection at FASTER response times then what I currently browse at????! *INVEST*
mine is 10ms what is that yukkkk
@@user-sk4rl2sw9k It's 62ms for an encrypted connection, with most vpn services you get over 150- even 200ms.
Not bad if you ask me.
INTRO: “noob”
Didn’t need to come at me like that bro
noob
Harigan Didn’t need to come at me like that bro
Noob
noob
@TWTninjaXI mhmm?
3:03 When LTT's insurance company realized its rates were too low.
I mean he left the lighter fluid bottle next to fire and the laptop's lithium ion battery. You are asking for a Samsung event to happen with sprinkles on top.
Aren't we supposed to have a safety officer on set for stuff like this?
Yeah.... That part seemed really unwise.
that was obviously edited
@@PWingert1966 when was the last time they did something safe? I mean... Their employees work as contractors to remodel the sets, and if something happens to them I don't know how can Linus defend himself as his employees were doing a job they weren't hired for
@@MrBerru There is safe and then there is explosive?
Linus should set up his own VPN for everyone
@@Guar_dian as if USA or china doesn't pressure their tech companies to share the data
Guardian imagine thinking that being socialist is a bad thing while the US’s life expectancy continues to fall
@@cheechenc7260 Come repeat that back to me when you're being taxed 50% or more bro like I am in Belgium 😂 fuck socialism
At least people can afford medication in western socialist countries.
@@Guar_dian dude, you should probably shut up, you clearly are ignorant af.
3:15 when you leave a bottle of liquid lighter next to an open flame. Kudos to LTT!
"Liquid lighter"
fluid
Linus: The first question you need to ask yourself is "What do I need a VPN for?".
Me: Yeah so for legal reasons, I am gonna refrain from saying that...
So #4
@@sarahrau1441 yup
To buy cheaper flight tickets ;)
Heres a fun one Connecting LANs for my entire family setting up a old style BBS or totally notfacebook there is quite alot that is good just under tunneling .psst file sharing too
Avazive . Hopefully. That's all they are doing.
*Guess who's not gonna be able to sponsor any VPN service...*
I'm guessing you haven't seen the "we had a video about setting up your own X, but what if you're too lazy to do that? Well, Y is the solution for you, and they're the sponsor of this episode!" into before?
@@travissmith5994 shut up
To *be sponsored
You realize you can have a VPN for your network for file sharing AND encrypt the out coming data in and out of the router?
quite a few YTers have publicly spoken out against VPNs, so this isn't 'news'.
Linus: TunnelBear can't be trusted
Me: Hold on, this whole operation was your idea
And PIA
Welcome to RUclips buddy, everybody is selling their ass of for the sweet $$$
@@brokengames9020 well have you seen how many employees he has and how many families he helps feed? its not like he's selling out and thats it, he gives us information we could use and makes videos people will see, even with ads/sponsors
Wasn't there an extensive video talking about how TunnelBear's acquisition made them an untrustworthy VPN provider, and the sponsorship was immediately dropped?
@@hobomasterxxx There was. I don't think it's nice for people to say he's making propaganda. Things change. At the time, those services were considered good, now they're not.
As someone whose last use of torrents was legitimately just getting a Linux iso, I feel simultaneously attacked and vindicated.
ok.
Linux is free though, and open source. Why would you use a torrent for a Linux iso? Security?
@@tcbloxstudios It's faster, especially for big files and slow internets
@@tcbloxstudios Torrents is easily the most efficient way to download files. I really wish it would just become the norm already, instead of having fifteen million file sharing sites
@@tcbloxstudios It tends to be faster since a lot of distro host servers are slow but also torrent clients verify the file has automatically so yeah it can be for security too.
What I missed in the "set up VPN"-part was the checkbox "block outside DNS" being checked. Without that, you risk a DNS bleed/leak.
Now, I can download Linux ISOs to my heart's content!
I have more than 8TB of Linux ISOs and I seed all my Linux ISOs so if you have ever torrented some russian teen Linux ISOs you can prolly thank me.
Linus made linux
@@fredwupkensoppel8949 bless you
I dont see why Linux distros need a VPN.
Or are you seeding any paid / altered one?
@@JR-mk6ow went over your head
0:15 "Can't you just roll a VPN made by the one person you can definitely trust online? Yourself"
People with dissociative identity disorder
: nah
It depends which me did it,
mood
@@ZeDarkLord Idk but they might be selling your data
@@nsquezada27 i seriously have no idea what they are doing most of the time🤦🏽♂️
Oooh doppio
I watched this video the day it came out and told myself "as soon as I have a minute I am going to try this approach" - That minute came today and I am so impressed by the findings I'm seeing. Thank you for yet another great piece of content.
For anyone curious... I set this up on an AWS EC2 t2.mirco instance and I am seeing speeds at least double that of NordVPN and at some times triple. Ping is 4 times faster also. Streaming live FHD (H264) content through this method is seemless compared to NordVPN. No Stuttering image or buffering. My plan is to test with another instance type with better network bandwidth. Set up time was 25mins.
Shit. They've ACTUALLY set a laptop on fire. xD
hahaha I almost died of laught
I wanna see the lithium battery explode.
@@simoncallender What the hell?????!!!!!!!!
Probably a HP. It was probably going to set itself on fire anyway.
Maybe it was a macbook.
Those dont have any other use.
The feeling when you get an ad featuring Linus Tech Tips in Linus Tech Tips
what
They do a ad for Honey
As well as pulseway
Linus himself is just one big ad
Wouldn't know, using RUclips vanced
i love that he always has this early 2000 rock band look
3:22
You may not endorse fraud, but you got me hooked on the free robux generator
Get the express
How is that done?
LTT: A VPN is good as it keeps you private.
Also LTT: Smart home equipment is good. Just ignore that it is constantly listening to you.
you guys have stepped up your background music game. I approve!
3:03 left the lighter fluid pretty close there
SERIOUSLY!!! I'm sure there was an extinguisher VERY close by but DAMN that could have been bad!
Thought the same. Vid will probably get flagged for dangerous content now 😧
@Bill Messenger Exactly, I doubt they would take such a risk.
@Bill Messenger That would mean that they had a craaaaazy totally insane speciel effects artist making it, because that fire and lighting looks, what would you call it, real...
@@7Davidnm maybe he still had RTX on lol. looks pretty real to me tho
I hope the FBI doesnt find my secret hard drive full of [Linux ISOs]
You mean your Linus ISO....
@@noway543 NO NO NO NO
@@UsernameDoesntCare he already got you on the No Way
It's just remixes of Linus voice isn't it
I have like 5,000,000 files that can detect them and call your FBI on my secret hard drive (5 GB/6.2 GB)
Holy fuck… This is why I love Linus tech tips he’s literally so honest it’s almost illegal. He’s always made the best reviews based in science and numbers and even in a… Taboo subject he covered it so well. I love this so much there’s so little of this left on the Internet it seems
Linus saying “aight” is the most uncomfortable thing ever!
your exclamation point is what made me uncomfortable
Oh man, I can steal so much Linux this way.
3:03 When LTT realized.. they left the bottle on the table xD
Always wondered what was more “secure” about sending your traffic to some random company.
considering hackers can still trace all activity back to you since VPN services were invented by hackers, it's not secure at all
Well, if you pay them money to secure your data, then only the immoral ones are going to purposely do anything with it. You just have to do your research and find one that is reputable or make your own.
@@coolbrotherf127 every single one of them is "immoral" when they get a good offer or put under pressure to give away your info. A company is by its nature only interested in profit and you just can't guarantee that betraying you wont be at some point worth more to them than your money.
@@danielschroedinger2090 just get a company that has it as policy not to log and save your connection. You could sue them if they don't then
@@randompanda3415 depending on what kind of traffic gets exposed and to whom, winning a lawsuit or getting a bit of cash out of a settlement might not be even close to being worth it.
Are we sure this wasn't just Linus auditioning for the next Jason Bourne installment.
Morgan STARTED OUT LOCAL BUT THANKS TO ALL THA HATERS I KNOW G4 PILOTS ON A FIRST NAME BASIS
He would use a cableties from LTTstore.com to defend against the knife
*Edward Snowden realizing the CIA is after him*
2:45
Pretty sure Snowden uses all precautions possible.
Pretty sure Snowden still works for them....
@@situationnormal6729 u Sound Dumb I bet u think treason is a good
McAfee be like: Oh they have a partnership with LTT? - Let's buy them!
Pia wasn't bought by McAfee
@@alexv.d.h.7331 they are referring to tunnelbear, not PIA
@@Gaget01Stuff he was kinda implying that PIA also got bought by McAfee
And LTT cut the partnership lmao
@@alexv.d.h.7331
He said they were bought by "McAfee and Kape, respectively." Not the "manners and politeness" meaning of respectfully. The version that means "Tunnelbear is McAfee and PIA is Kape" kind. He didn't imply it, he explicitly said they were both bought by 2 different entities. McAfee doesn't own or work directly with Kape or anything like that.
I literally already did this as soon as I found out about PIA getting acquired by Kape. I deployed to Digital Ocean with AlgoVPN, super easy and not a single issue 2 months in.
"With clearly worse latency....." proceeds to show 62 ms ping.
**Laughs in 500 ms ping**
Often feel like I’m the only person who legitimately only torrents Linux ISO’s.
Piracy is good, Time to put a end to racism
I always download Linux ISOs with a torrent client. Of course, there are some other things as well......
You are not alone, Now days streaming service for movies are available. Also, net speed is enough to support streaming.
@@sagarrathi1 yeah, fast enough for streaming from torrents.
No, you are not.
Really love the background music in this one!!
There was background music??
Yeah, would definitely like to find out what it was.
The thing with background music is that I always watch videos on a very low volume, so I never really notice it anyway, but when I do, it drives me nuts because I'm always thinking "What's that weird noise?" for a few seconds. Imo LTT could stop using it.
''speaking of'' is now a cursed quote by you you know. As soon as we hear it most people will just skip ahead.
happened to me in a conversation with a friend. I just started with "speaking of" then he walked away.
@@MrIous99 that happened
Come on don't kink shame people. Some just watch these videos for the "Speaking of" part
Next up, a PiVPN video to complete the whole PiHole setup!
@@KeijonAutoVuokra Same goes for this video or the PiHole video. The point is to spread knowledge.
It would be nice for them to show how to set up PiVPN with Pihole so you can be as free outside your house. I couldn't find a single totorial that shows how to do it
Rambo Yan do you know where I can find a tutorial? My main problem is with the PiVPN setup. I don't know how to make it "use" the DNS of Pihole.
@@k-panga easy
If you installed both simply edit 2 config files:
nano /etc/openvpn/server.conf
Delete: push "dhcp-option DNS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Replace it with push "dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1"
Make new config in
nano /etc/dnsmasq.d/02-pivpn.conf
Paste in: interface=tun0
Restart the services
/etc/init.d/openvpn restart
/etc/init.d/pihole-FTL restart
Done :)
Would agree. PiVPN is super easy to setup and works great. Tis what I use so I can be across the country and VPN to my home, to access files off the NAS.
even an ad for dispossable contact lenses, wow
Disposable contact lenses are not medical tools.
@@xenonram oh sorry, don't know much about this things
@@xenonram they're a medical device that's why you need to have a fitting for contacts. I am an optician and contact lens fitter myself and this brand of contacts is very good and is meant to relax your eyes for near vision.
MrEmmatron contacts are not recommended for heath by doctors and thus are not medical tool because they are SOLEY for cosmetics and actually can put your eyes at more risk. Very unprofessional by you but I am not surprised because you are biased by nature to your profession.
By not recommended I don’t mean Doctors won’t say don’t get contacts in saying doctors would never recommend contacts for your health, you get them for cosmetic purposes unless you are in an extremely small percentage of people who need them for some reason
I have a Linksys WRT3200ACM router with built in OpenVPN server that I just learned how to setup and all I did was enable it and export a connection file to feed the OpenVPN connect android app on my phone. Works flipping amazing. Now I get full ad blocking thanks to the Raspberry Pi running PiHole on my home network, and I can access my file server super easy using the same local network IP addresses that I would use to access it at home. Crazy cool and super useful.
I laughed so hard when he lit up that laptop.
+1
I'm not even worried about the machine, since I'm sure it was old and useless. I was a little worried about the drapes, THE BOTTLE OF LIGHTER FLUID RIGHT NEXT TO THE FLAMES, the table, etc.
I really am wondering how and where that was done without an alarm going off and fire engines coming to visit.
@@nakyer You mean the bottle of filled with nothing right ? The lighter fluid and the flames are specials effects nothing real here.
@@XxS3riaLxX If so, it was done pretty well. Scared the pants off me, to be honest. I was like "WHAT was Linus thinking?!?!?" I even noticed the flames seemed to stay BEHIND the bottle, so someone did some pretty good roto-scoping type effects!
*Those fire video after effects looked really believable!*
0:26 "But whether you should... treat your eyes to long-lasting comfort"
You missed setting up a killswitch. A vpn without one isn't exactly secure
The sped up voice said "condoning or endorsing"
But the text on screen said "endorsing or condoning" 🤔
NighkoCode ok and
@@neosmith166 Lysdexic subtitle module Damn AI's
Literally unwatchable
@@PWingert1966: Lysdexic. :)
There's an open source project called Algo that can automatically set up a VPN for you, including spinning up a VPS instance from one of a few major VPS providers, creating certs and and configuring the server. Getting it working is as easy as downloading the project, putting in your API keys and following the prompts.
Tip: if VPN’s are blocked in your school/workspace, set the port of your VPN to 80 or 443, since these are open ports and most other ports will be most likely blocked!
If they do DPI, that'll still get flagged
@@sundhaug92 unless all https traffic is throttled after some connection time/total transfer threshold - it wouldn't with proper setup.
They had barracuda at my high school. Blocked everything. My workaround as a high schooler was just to RDP into my home PC from school. All windows PC’s/workstations have Remote Desktop Client built in ;)
@@miket5506 "Blocked everything" and RDP working don't go in the same story.
@@sundhaug92 DPI can be circumvented depending on the protocol. There are a lot of VPN to HTTPS proxies that can mask VPN traffic as standard web traffic.
Linus: *burns laptop
Me: ...this is fine...
*this is the way
i didnt even blink,looked like a piece of shit xD
I love how the editor forgot to crop the Google map so we now know Linus's positions
3:05 is this footage of a MacBook thermal throttling?
They should have used the Mac Cheese grater
NordVPN was the RUclips ad 😂
Same. Oddly I have no beef with Nord. They failed to disclosed that a white hat hacker found an exploit and that they fixed it? This is only how every company in the world with bug bounties works. You don't disclose there is an exploit until you've fixed it.
I had an ipvanish ad.
@@johngaltline9933 Yes, nobody should disclose an exploit before it's fixed. but the problem is they didn't disclose it even after it was fixed. Considering that it was caused by an missing update, fixing it was as easy as installing an update. The fix already existed, it just wasn't installed on that particular server. Fixing it took them a few days, maybe a week, but they didn't disclose it for more than a year, and then they only disclosed it because they were specificly asked about it after some researcher detected it.
@@fuchs4 Again, on equipment they did not own or maintain and never actually used as an exploit. No one had any data snooped on Nord. In every other business in the world, no one expects a press conference over finding a defect and fixing it. that's what they are supposed to do. "There's a bug that was never actually used maliciously, it's already fixed, we're not letting that same thing happen again" it is a non issue. I would get the outrage had any user's data actually been compromised, or if there was some massive cover up, but as I understand it when someone asked about it they came right out and told the truth.
Over all Nord did nothing wrong that I am aware of, they just didn't bother telling anyone that there was a bug that got fixed before it ever mattered.
@@johngaltline9933 Not only that, but it was a decommissioned server, no longer a NordVPN endpoint. The worst an attacker could have done is taken the private key and used it to set up a bogus NordVPN endpoint, but if they wanted anyone to connect to it they'd have to actually hack NordVPN and add the server to the list, so that it would appear in the NordVPN client. It was an entire extra hack away from being a problem.
Furthermore, disclosure of exploits and breaches is one thing, but this was neither. The vendor of the software should disclose to its customers the exploit when they make the patch available, but there's no requirement or even need or preference for the company using the software to propogate the disclosure unless it constituted a risk. If the vendor of a bank's fraud-detection software issues a patch for an account information leak bug, but no risk was present because of either other controls the bank had in place or the access vector or complexity of the vulnerability meant it couldn't have happened, they don't need to say anything.
@Linus, I am a fan of your videos. Instead of using 3rd party VPN client, please make a video to use more widely acceptable OpenVPN, and use self generated and self signed keys, or use lightweight WireGuard with SSH public keys without any certificates, also free tier of any cloud provider like AWS or Google can enable you to make your VPN for free for upto a year (if your usage does not exceed 1GB per month), Google Cloud + Outline is also a VPN for novice users. You can also integrate Pi-Hole and Pi-VPN on the same server, that is ad-block and VPN in one package and one connection, you don't need to buy a Rasberry PI or a Pi Zero hardware to use Pi-Hole and Pi-VPN and use DNS over TLS for additional security with CloudFlared. With so many people working from home, this would be more widely used than ever before so we need better ideas to improve privacy and make it almost free and accessible to all. As a word of caution, close management ports from firewall and make the Pi-Hole only accessible over VPN, that way it would not be prone to attacks or abuse.
Looks like someone isn't getting any VPN sponsors anytime soon
Why not a LTT VPN. Seems like he cares and is more than able to set it up
Well LMG at its core is still a media company (and floatplane is related to video content too) so this would be too far from what they are currently doing. Perhaps he cares, does he care enough to risk millions of dollars to start a VPN company?
@@HengTengYiakaRandumbPerson2003It wouldn't cost nearly that much, not unless you're planning to become a world leading provider.
He's actually perfectly positioned to start his own VPN company - he's knowledgeable in his own right, but also already employs people he'd need to get something like this set up, with contacts elsewhere for anyone else.
He's also got a ready made market with his viewers, many of which would love a trustworthy VPN solution, neatly avoiding all the biggest problems for new entrants to the market. And with Floatplane he's got a ready made test audience, for limited roll out.
Who better to start a new VPN company, when it comes down to it?
@@dandavidson4717 But why open yourself to user abuse? #3:10, like the video says.. any abuse by users would make LMG liable... he is not going to risk LMG which is worth millions just to start a VPN company.
@@dandavidson4717 "Wouldn't cost nearly that much" What are you basing this of off. It'd cost a fair amount.
i think that's illegal. unless your business is based in some 3rd world country
GOOD ADVICE:
AT 2:35 GO TO VIDEO SETTINGS (GEAR ICON AT THE BOTTOM OF THE VIDEO), SET THE PLAYBACK SPEED AT 0.25 AND LISTEN WHAT LINUS SAID IN SLOW MOTION
On a Linus binge love the content keep it up
My main reason for using a VPN in the past was to get around government censorship while I was living in a country that had very strict censorship laws. I used shadowsocksr on a vultr vps server and it was pretty decent.
4:00 "at least one core"
lmao, so half a core won't work? I was hoping to save money by not using any processor at all actually xD
We gonna show you how to setup a VPN. Also literally sets a Laptop on fire
Use case 5: Linus did it in a video and it looked cool
You could add ad blocking on your VPS directly by installing pi-hole on the machine and setting up the VPN to use that machine as DNS server.
2:35 "We are in no way are endorsing..."
1:04 HackerMan 2020 coming to theaters near you!
Linus as the sketchy guy in the hoodie sniffing packets at the coffee shop is the hardest I've laughed in a while 😂😂😂
3:04 "Hmm, still don't think that guy was doing anything shady..." *Continues to sip coffee.*
Did this with my friend in the US last year. lol
Neat
Linus should absolutely write text books. In my data communications networking class the text was so dry and such an info dumb it was hard to follow a long but Linus explains things like a human being.
Tried accessing LTT server through a VPN and got a nasty message from Huawei.
Bwahahahaha
dont know why this was so funny but it was AHHA
Me 6 min in:
This is of no use to me and I don’t know why I’m watching.. but I’m gonna continue cause this all sounds interesting
That really is the magic of LTT imo
Actually you need to STOP and understand that when you get into LTT vids (6 mins is a lot taking in the sponsors and logo), you need to stop, move along there's nothing that you will do here...
Nothing better than an ad with Linus about Pulseway on a Linus's video. Brilliant. :D
Makes server in my own home. VPN works great noone will know where i live!
released 54 seconds ago. I think I haven't been this fast ever. :D
I think your girlfriend disagrees with that statement
Insomniumer me neither lmao
@@UnrealZii the more you know
ha ha lol he thinks computer geeks have girlfriends
@@UnrealZii jokes on you, he most likely doesn't have one
I host my own VPN & seedbox, the VPN only routes NAS/seedbox traffic, that allows me to map it as a shared network drive, and i can just stream whatever i want and not care about coping files between devices. Pretty easy to do.
Damn that thumbnail 😍😍
In my opinion, creating your own product requires skilled staff to set up, and it has some drawbacks. I guess it would be still better to use a professionally supported product. If you make your own VPN, you are probably using various open source technologies, and the efficacy of the solution will be predicated on your knowledge and skill set. Also, you won’t be able to unblock web content from around the world, cause when you set up your own VPN server, you route traffic through your local IP… One more thing - paid VPN services usually offer apps for pretty much everty platform (including windows/mac/ios/android etc.), so that means you will have to add extra work each time you want to configure your VPN on a new device.. all in all, I would suggest going with verified VPN services such as NordVPN or Perfect Privacy, they seem to put a lot of effort into their security and stability of service.
Well, most Streaming services won't allow you to stream over VPN anymore. I'll bet that that will be the trend among all ST services. Netfflix, Hulu are doing it.
Setting up a VPN is dead simple, but it will be even easier once distros upgrade to Linux 5.6, which will ship with WireGuard. It's even easier than using openssh. Even now, adding support for WireGuard is simple enough on most modern distros. WireGuard will be supported on all known operating systems and most unknown ones. Why would you want a VPN to require special software to be installed on clients?
Being a college student, there's times I had to do research on a topic and because of the school's security settings sometimes we couldn't even access the web page they wanted us to. Enter a VPN, where I was able to display the webpage and we could do our work for the day. Use case number 6.
1:08 this doesn't really happen anymore ever. Using a VPN won't help at all with this as literally every single secure site uses encryption. So unless you're putting your card details into dodgy websites which you shouldn't be doing anyway. The dude in the cafe can't do shit
Yup, with HTTPS the danger is trusting the end server, but a VPN won't help with that.
*However* I think there is still some bit of snooping possible to know where you are going?
RUclips advertising: IPvanish
Me: Watching video about making my own VPN because I'm interested if I could make my own to drop my current VPN provider
dude i just found your channel, aspiring soc analyst here, and you are by far the most entertaining!! subscribing now!!!
what the hell, I was researching vulnerabilities for my router to be sure if running vpn server on it is safe AND THIS VIDEO SHOWED UP WITH PULSEWAY ADD WITH LINUS IN IT BEFORE THE VIDEO
Lukáš Bandura same bro
I think having your own VPN is inviting only theoretically, but you will have to maintain that server constantly, or you are going to pay someone to do that for you and even after that, that server is going to have a single static IP, so forget about moving through geo-blocks.. Having your own VPN at practically the same price as buying an actual service with not just 1 IP but more than 5K seems a bit stupid. I mean let’s take NordVPN. They’re changing/improving quite a lot of things after that “breach”. Moving to disc-less servers, also that bug bounty.
you're right. I just use my home based vpn to access my NAS. If I need anonymity then switch to a paid VPN.
Scrolled way down for this comment. Agreed. Security isn't a five minute click-through, it is a never-ending treadmill. A security team of one, keeping up on zero-day attacks, while reading your IDS logs, checking your honeypot server, updating firewall rules, all doubly so if you are "interesting" or do any work worth breaking into, of course you maintain procedures, audit all your kit regularly, and pay to have it penetration tested... The best I can figure is to get a VPN appliance and pay the subscription for that, access your home network secured to the endpoint. But still going over whatever your ISP is, via one IP address, will cost more, and be only as good as the company maintaining the appliance.
You can use a VPN to bypass ISP restrictions on server hosting. You can host whatever you want if you get a dedicated IP vpn from rapidvpn. Pretty much every residential ISP in the US will block server hosting and port forwarding, but I’ve managed to get around it using this and I can host a server from anywhere as long as it can get internet.
Tried the Pi-hole adblocker but was unable to access LTT after it was set up.
I literally asked this question myself 1 hour ago
nice
nice
Same
nice
I asked myself this 1 week ago
The problem with own VPN is limitations of protection from the VPS/VM/server hosting company. Once they get the notice, based on the gravity of "act", you can be kicked out and/or handed over to law enforcement. This severity is decided by the local regulations where the IP/VM is hosted at.
Lo
I had a flashback to when I used a VPN to get my AP scores early.
Happy TunnelBear user from when you were still partnered with them.
This dude legitmatically set his laptop on 🔥🔥!
0:43 that hurted my fellings
3:05 Um leaving the bottle of lighter fluid next to the fire?
the day before this video i spend the whole day trying to setup openvpn server on a old windows laptop that i have, then i failed and give up, so the next day this notification shows on my phone, ive never been so surprised lmao, and now i installed and it is running great, ty!
*Cops show up* - Ight, imma head out but first I'm going to burn my laptop in this coffee shop. yo