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Harder Drive: Hard drives we didn't want or need [video]

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Can anyone recommend other hidden gems like Tom's channel? I've been following him for years and still have not seen a merrier hacker. George Hotz's livestreams ( https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzFUMGbVxlQs5s-LNAyKgcq5S... ) were as good perhaps, but the format is quite different, and he doesn't do them anymore.

Here is a list of some channels (in no particular order) that are similar to Tom's, in the knowledgeable host talking about niche/complex subjects : - Huygens Optics[1] : Retired Philips' research scientist that worked on OLED development and makes highly detailed videos on different subjects, all relating to light (eg: Making optical logic gates using interference, DIY photolithography, Making a Mirror with a Variab…

On a sidenote, to build the list I had to comb through my subscription and load the relevant channels (and go over their videos a bit), and since doing so my YouTube recommendations are significantly better, with recommendations of small technical channels in the same spirit as Tom7's

Re: Harder Drive: Hard drives we didn't want or need [video]

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Can anyone recommend other hidden gems like Tom's channel? I've been following him for years and still have not seen a merrier hacker. George Hotz's livestreams ( https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzFUMGbVxlQs5s-LNAyKgcq5S... ) were as good perhaps, but the format is quite different, and he doesn't do them anymore.

Thanks a lot everyone for your recommendations, really appreciate them!

Re: Harder Drive: Hard drives we didn't want or need [video]

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The effort put into this video I’ve only seen matched by on YouTube by “Stuff Made Here” While I can’t say I understand everything that’s going on, I am simply amazed by the creators talent and knowledge.

> The effort put into this video I’ve only seen matched by on YouTube by “Stuff Made Here” Captain Disillusion is definitely up there. His Flight of the Navigator video is one of the most remarkable things I've ever seen on the internet.

That’s true. The way he blends in special effects just looks so seamless that you often forget that he basically recreated the video in blender in order to rotate and split it.
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