What is a NAS as Fast As Possible
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2014
- A NAS or "network attached storage" device is a way to consolidate your data and keep it all safe! It might not be glamorous, but it's definitely a great idea to have one!
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Basically, it's a f***ing miracle.
I mean, it kinda is
Never will understand why some people have an issue with sponsor integrations. Those companies mean we get higher quality content and it stays free...
Yup. It's just this current generation that expects everything for free. No paying, no ads, just free free free. It's sad. They don't appreciate the work that goes into all the content they get.
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The way I look at it is we pay for TV, we shouldn't get ads. I pay for internet shouldn't get ads. Adblock saved me in that regard and I don't watch TV anymore because most of the stuff can be accessed online. I can also turn ads on to youtubers and websites I wish to support instead of having hundreds blasted at me every minute.
When it comes to integrated ads its a smart way for us not being able to skip or block an add and I stopped watching TV to avoid this situation. I'm fine with advertisements on this channel though, supporting Linus and his team. Hell yeah. As a note I had also setup my anti-virus to block advertisements before I knew adblock existed, that's how much I guess me as someone close to the current generation hates advertisements.
All4thlulz Well I get pretty good internet connectivity in the UK, but as far as I'm concerned the ISPs do not own the internet, they do not get to monetise its content. Content creators on the other hand are entitled to, and I believe they should do it with ads rather than up-front payments. However this is the way it will need to go if people keep using software like ad-block. TV and the "Internet" are not comparable entities and I believe that is a fairly naïve way of looking at the situation.
Lonewolf That is true, I see how content creators are entitled to gain revenue. ISPs may not own the internet but they own our access to the internet, and we should be able to access advertisement free internet if we choose to pay for it, at least that's what I want. I think it's the abundance of ads that annoy me more, one ad integration would be fine if there were not three other types of ads on the same webpage or playing over the video. I beg to differ on the comparison to TV, TV is merely a platform from which the shows are broadcast on. You can get the same shows streamed in a different way through the internet. Besides hook up your paid TV to the internet and bam on demand just like youtube etc.
All4thlulz you arent paying for the content you are accessing with your internet when you "pay for internet" you are paying for "Access" to the internet. You don't "buy" the internet with your monthly bill
Personally, as an adblock user, I love the in-video ads and encourage you to use them if you can get them. They're more personal than just random ad videos, less intrusive since you can skip past them after hearing them once, and less creepy since they're not based on whatever data the company could buy on me from facebook or whatever.
I’ve already got an ad of DuckDuckGo that claims that Google and Facebook favorises stereotypes, I have NO IDEA why Google would spam me these ads. I would call these “Google Adware”, but Adware means a little program that injects ads into one or several webpages or app.
Get sponsorblock to remove in-video ads 😎
@@SquareRoot_ Bro, at that point don't even watch any RUclips, you fucking leech
penti ... ums.... unbelievably clever guys. well done
Not about graphics cards or CPUs.
Graphics card and CPU in thumbnail.
...well played.
Linus, your video editing is getting better by the video. I really like the subtle tricks you guys are doing and that it's not "in your face" kinds of effects that get annoying. Keep up the hard work, 200k is just around the corner.
And now he has many times that many subscribers. :)
@@StevenLightning 4.28M isn't bad
Faster: A NAS is a file server
a windows shared folder is also a file server
No it is network attached storage
@@samsungemployee5243 noob
@@skylinefx049 saibot
Fastest: a NAS is a NAS
I like the "Let's Consider the Following" bit. I love Bill Nye The Science Guy... When I was 10 years old... Man, I'm old.
"So we can smash that 200,000 subscriber barrier."
Let's just check the current subscriber count... You've been pretty busy in the past 10 months.
Yeah man :p
Alexstrazsa RUclips's interface is designed in a way that you have to unsub to see subscriber count. Dafuq is this?
***** actually u can hover above the channels name...
*****
but there it only says 999+.. you can find it in the about section of the channel
733,364 and counting!
you do the best reviews, and you're great at explaining things. Thank you, Linus.
This is probably the most well put together video I've seen from you. keep making videos like this one please!!
wet pantie-ums (pentiums) cracked em the fuck up
oh my goodness, I didn't notice that XD
Great video with a good concise script and appropriate visuals. This video format is a cut above most other rambling non-pro videos that go on and on. This one gets to the point as a great intro to NAS. Good job guys!
Nice, I asked for this a little time ago, and now they made it :D Awesome! Love this show! And yes, I do share it with people I know who will benefit from it ;) You're doing good Linus and Slick! Keep the videos comming! ;)
You have some talent man, it's great to see someone who's good at something get paid for it! =D keep it up!
I am fan of your work, really Detailed and to the Point. I Never Miss your Video. I Was Tech Guy for 7 Years, Now a Entrepreneur of a small IT Startup From India.
Love the fact that your humour catches my attention, its sooo rare. Love your commercials
I love your FAP episodes, they're awesome!
"MOM STOP CHECKING WHAT HENTAI I WATCH"
"It's basically a fucking miracle" HAHA
"Mega-Corporations"
rip MEGAUPLOAD
Great work Linus! From your videos I built myself a 15TB Bitfenix Prodigy NAS which you featured last year on your WAN show for B.O.T.W. =) Still serving me very well today!
Did it die
Good job Dennis.Nice work on the editing.Keep up the awesome work.
All that just for porn? Has the internet gone too far?
Luckee Strikee people want 4k, and oculus rift, so theey cna have the best "experince"
@@cael1884 unless you're into voyuerism lol
Abdallah Somali imagine going into the comments of a 5 year old comment.
Thanks for the explanation, Linus!
0:19 that editing is CINEMA
martin scorsese will be proud
Love UR work Linus!!!
I think this is a great video informing of NAS storage and redundancy vs replication. However, I think a different video addressing the actual act of backing up (e.g. any software/automatic setup/features) would be an excellent addition! [I remember messaging Slick about this last year...]
Just subed!!!! love this chanel! keep it going!
I use a NAS to store all my files over a gigabit connection. My Steam library, my movies, music, ect all stored on it. My main tower only has an SSD and a 500gb files for stuff I need locally (raw video files and stuff I am uploading) in it. So far it has been a pretty excellent solution.
Built from my old gaming PC that I built in '07
Ehhhh I prefer to hand write my data on paper for my backups
Fast as Possible is you calling card. I know everything your talking about but these clips are the best by far. I have watched plenty of your vids, these are the best for everyone else not like me.
Fantastic review....
Well presented! Thanks for posting
Very well said !!
Btw for many who think they need a back up for their NAS with another NAS just remember you can have a small backup of your NAS not the same storage capacity as your NAS.
Example:
RAID 5 NAS system ($1200)
Back up of NAS with a external ($50)
You only need to back up your important stuff, not everything...if you want everything then get the identical drives but cash out
Thanks for the explanation. It was great
0:50 I have named my RAID drive "Shadow Legends" in honor of irony.
Straight to the point no waffle .. well done !
Very helpful thanks for video.
As a photographer my images are critical. Back ups are routine now. I strongly recommend anything from Synology; fast, quiet, scalable and their custom OS is amazing!
"Wet your penti-ums..."
Killed me!
- defuct minitower ($250 when bought years ago, but considered "Free" for this purpose)
- $10 flashdrive
- freenas
- second drive (500GB) $150
- $20 5.25"-to- 3.5" bay adapter
- raid 1
- replacement RAM to 8GB ("free" from second hand collection)
Best thing ive experimented with, especially with the plex server it runs, especially when adding a gigabit switch to the network, I get about 200MB/s before the buffers are filled, then im sadly stuck with 60MB/s or slower until either it flushes it's buffers or I reboot it, still fun though for something that didn't cost a lot.
I like the way you talk about your sponsors. I have bought stuff from glasswire, and others.
And there are some even cooler new technologies in HDDs like those hermetically sealed helium-filled ones. Those are so cool. I hope one day that there can be like some kind of optical-magnetic hybrid disk that stores extra information in an optical disk layer. The extra amount of storage would be incredible.
Love the show. Hope you get a sponsor back soon specific for this show.
Just an overall comment about your videos: love them.
Nice...a quickie knowledge on NAS. Thanks.
Thanks for this video!
Nice vid, thanks!
Laughed loudly at that pantium pun. Good work, Linus.
great work
Between the more consumer Plug & Play options like the Seagate Central, the more prosumer/enterprise 1-5 bay solutions like the Western Digital My Cloud EX2 & EX4, to just plugging a USB HDD into your router or even building something like a Windows Home Server like Linus did a couple years ago on NCIX, there's an opition for almost everyone.
Amazing speaker!!!!
This topic fascinates me. I desperately want some hands on experience with this but I doubt I'll ever have that opportunity. Cool video, thanks :)
You can buy a 4TB NAS for like $100 second hand
you smashed that 200,000 subscriber barrier
Nice always wondered about NASes.
Dat Bill Nye reference. You made my day with that.
did he just make a fucking bill nye reference?
That Gaming Channel Without the motions he does in Consider the Following
That just wasted my 3hr search googling NAS😂 Thanks for a great vid
Thank you man 💙
Thank you great video.
What's a running water downloa- oh, _that._
+bobtheman1y what is it? torrents?
***** Yes
As a business PC user, I do not know the world of Linux. That being said, during a big storm our NAS unit bit the big one, and I could not access the data. (It turned out that the Ethernet interface blew out, and I could not reach the NAS on my network.) Boy did I ever learn a LOT over the next three days. Since my NAS unit had two mirrored drives, I hoped to recover data from one of the drives. Long story short, I soon learned that the NAS didn't store files in a structure that could be recognized or read from a PC. I finally found a simple utility on the web which could recognize the files stored within, and for $99 I could activate the the program to read and copy files in their native format that I could read on my PC. I had never been so scared in my life...
I like how Linus said smash the 200000 subs barrier when they have almost 4 million today lol
Linus, you have just made my week. "Hard drive platters spin at hurricane force winds, with the read/write head just sitting mere nanometers above the platter. Basically, it's a fucking miracle."
This was so entertaining that I watched it twice.
Best NAS System video, please
"So we can smash that 200,000 subscriber barrier." LOL keep the good work
I love that bill nye reference
great video
You already smashed it
This guy is amazing, where have you been all my life, lol
I just don't get why people complain about sponsored videos. Do you want Linus to charge all of us to watch this types of video?! BE THANKFUL for those sponsors! They keep contents like this FREE!!!
You should do one on servers, home servers, large company servers, servers for mac, windows, and linux and how they all work together
holyyyy..... nice job
Thank you mate
Good Job... Thank you!...
A guide to setting up a home server or storage would be nice. Like 3 different price points or something. Im starting to get alot of components extra since i uppgrade often im sure alot are like me and could use something to do with everything
Thank you!
Loved it now you need to do fast as possible hard drive cloning
I would definitely get a NAS for my household when I eventually can afford it (and do an unboxing video of it!)
I miss my NAS so much! I thought I could retire it as I have two enterprise level servers, but they're just too loud for home use!
Do I feel a project coming on? Hell yes!
Good guy Linus..mentions all of the sponsors even though they didn't sponsor this video !!
Tharuka Fernando what if they all did
It's called licking balls. You're welcome.
Mac OS time machine really helps with dem backups.
This format gives me flashbacks to the channel "What You Oughta Know".
Liked for "Consider the Following". Nice throwback to Bill Nye.
Thanks Linus!
I'm happy when you have sponsors because it means you get mroe money :P
200k subscriber barrier? Time flies, Linus. Time flies.
Would love to see a TQ on ZFS/RAIDZ and examples of uses for the consumer.
I really appreciated the Bill Nye reference there.
Good crash info... Mike in Hollywood, CA
Its basically a f****** miracle! (Love the vids! keep it up) 0:44
That Bill Nye reference
just made my day
"It's basically a f*cking miracle." :D
*This guy loves Charlie*
Very interesting
Home use some years ago I bought a Seagate NAS. It worked great. A little slow but I could see the drive from any of our computers. Even was able to watch movies off of it on our TV. All was well then it died. I called Seagate and proprietary software so can't swap out drive. Basically dead in the water. Got use of it but when it goes it's gone.
Where I use to work we got an Iomega Drive network attached. Multiple drives some kind of raid. Someone accidently unplugged it and problems. We managed to somehow get it working again. Then something else went bad and again Iomega's self made proprietary software on drives. All the data lost but on other systems luckily. We had a college Intern that said we can take a Windows XP workstation put a raid card in it and a group of drives to run off it. I got the card and we got the system put together running the XP OS. Loaded drivers for the Raid card and we are in business after configuring all the drives. That worked better than the Iomega Drive and a lot cheaper. We used it for different files. Part of what we did was stored all our software we needed to load while out on workstations on it. Also some Windows backup files from unique workstations in the mill.
Home computers we have Windows 10 and our two computers for whatever reason, I think a Microsoft update broke the ability to share files across the network between the two computers. I have set both to same workgroup and Google searches to find how to get it to work. Everything I tried did not work. So I can't even backup files between the two computers or share pictures from the main one to the other.
Loved the Bill Nye slide :)
200,000 subscriber barrier? LOL. He's close to hitting 2 Million now. :)