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- How does the internet know where to send you? James May answers explains how you can find him on James May's Q & A!
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The Internet depends on a lot of protocols. I spent a semester in networking and can tell you for a fact that it would be entirely impractical for James May to list and describe every protocol. He covered the basics, and that's about as much as the average viewer will care to remember.
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James May, on James May, on a screen, on a screen, on your screen :3
im genuinely surprised this was uploaded in 1080p back in 2013, well done BBC.
I have heard, that youtube has upgraded the quality on some videos (even if it was uploaded as a 720p video)
"Doctor Doctor" jokes are a genre of jokes I had completely forgotten about until now lol.
I just realized, I think they showed this in my IT lesson last year, pretty cool
MaxVidyStudios they did it in my class, and there’s a homework on it so I’m here again 😄
rip hammond. died of getting rekt. will be missed
CaddyPro'59 he died Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
i was not expecting such savagery
I laughed so hard at the Richard Hammond jab. James May is by far my favorite person on this channel.
Sometimes I feel like I only watch these videos for this guy's voice.
Also James May thanks so so much for being detailed. I appreciate that. Cause I like to be told everything like a child when I dont know anything about the subject. Its a very good way to teach.
the video editing on head squeeze is one of the best I see on TH-cam
03:40 Loving the reference there :P
SLENDER GOT A JOB AS A TELEPHONE OPERATOR AHAHAHAH 2:50
First Clarkson and now Hamster, that was great. But really, this video is the best Head Squeeze video I've seen this far. My congratulations to you people.
I love this. this man gets, and keeps, you interested.
0:22 nah mate I'm watching this on a stone
0:25
A screen.....on a screen......on a screen.
Screen-ception-ception?
QUT crew comin' through
Classic scoot thing to say haha to be fair the video doesn't have much on "the warriors of the net" :p
The actual answer to the title starts at 3:13
On February 3, 1690, the Massachusetts Bay Colony issued the first paper money in the U.S., in order to pay for its war. Massachusetts was a truly pioneering colony when it came to money. They were also the first to mint their own silver coins in 1652, despite a British law against it. The paper money created in 1690 was called a bill of credit, and represented the colony's obligation to the soldiers. The soldiers could spend/trade the colony's IOU just like silver and gold coins.
0:07 - Challenge Accepted
Love what you are doing here ;) I found some MUCH needed info. Thank you for putting it out there!!!
James May is this generations James Burke. Keep on informing us in a grown up smart persons way. Thanks, James.
Underwater tunnel is easy - they make tunnel sections on land, then sink them, so when they land on the "ground", they align to the tunnel shape. Then they just seal it up, and suck the water out.
Glad I finally installed my AOL disk I got in the mail from 1995. This internet is great. The dial tone takes a little getting used to though.
i do, i live in Warnbro (near Rockingham, also kinda close to mandurah if you dont know where that is google it)
You have made a bit of a mistake...
Although there are no dejure standards regarding Protocol Data Unit (PDU) descriptors at the various stages of encapsulation/ decapsulation, the defacto descriptor of a TCP PDU is 'Segment'.
I meant 12 numbers as in total of 12 numbers. only 1-254 can be used in the host bits while 0 and 255 are reserved for network address and broadcast address.
It means your connection is encrypted using a public/private key encryption technique, and that a trusted third party server has verified via a SSL certificate that you really are connected the website that you think you're connected to, and not some other server. This stuff is insanely complicated, we're going to need a lot more than one video to explain it. ;)
The movie "Rain Man" is about a sevant with an incredible ability to remember things.
I am looking at the individual frames printed out with subtitles, conveniently stored in four ring binders.
Hilarious how he can just make fun of Hammond!
Already knew this just wanted james may to explain it
2:50 That either reminds me of the Slenderman or Kamaji from Spirited Away :P
That is not correct. You don't "share" the IP address, rather a DHCP server issues an IP address to your device from an available pool of IP addresses that it keeps. When the IP address expires it is either renewed or it goes back into the pool of available addresses which at that time may get issued to another device upon request. TCP/IP for Dummies is a really good book to read up on basics of networking.
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure, it just means that regular "internet transmissions" are encrypted while they are being sent to you, you will often see paypal, ebay and some parts of facebook encrypted with h.t.t.p.s to make it difficult for hackers to steal your personal data.
Hope this helped :D
Um, IP addresses have 12 digits, not 11 - four sets of three.
***** An ipv4 address can be as small as 4 digits actually it can range from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255
+gtx970videos it's always 12.
0.0.0.0 is actually 000.000.000.000
10.1.1.1 is actually 010.001.001.001
But not 10^12. It is 2^32 ≈ 4×10^9
Listen here u monghole theres 11 digits look it up b4 u start chattin fam . #Yeet
I’m so sad one year ago someone didn’t reply because this was made 6 years ago the first reply 5 then 4, 4 again and 2
LOL because James may says so. I click the subscribe button for every video he does here
I'm pretty sure RFC documents call TCP = transmission control protocol
is that transfer control protocol at 4:25 a misreading?
How are youtube videos played? Does it download a video then play it, or does it ask for the information frame by frame wile you are playing it?
most sections are pre-made and dropped down into the water, they are just moved into place by dive teams and such
god i miss the old VHS tapes. they were the best
I'd rather watch him drive cars or make houses out of legos
I eat cheese
racecar backwards is still racecar
Cluck cluck CLUCK CLUck
I have had a look and I can't find any solid prof that it is either one, so I think you are right.
Technically, the IP is a 32-bit field, which is conveniently converted into four batches of 8-bits, or octets. Each octet is then converted (for ease of use by us puny humans) into decimal, and each field could vary from one digit to three digits (0-255). So, there could be anything from four digits in an IP address up to twelve - but I agree with you - eleven is not 'the' answer to how many digits in an IP address. That's lazy on Captain Slows part.
Anyone else notice that at the 2 minute mark the screen starts tilting back and forth?
Steve Hazelton Yh i think it’s meant to do that
the mention of hammond was so cheeky! it had me laughing for ages xD these are brilliant! a good fix whilst im waiting for more Man Lab ^_^
Thought this was a really well explained answer. Sure the thing about cache servers was perhaps a bit much at the beginning, but then you don't get trolls (such as myself) picking you up about it. Also, I suppose you forgot to mention that I don't simply connect to B directly, but through C, D and E etc - again, maybe a bit much!
5:19 is the coolest part
Wow, I found a mistake... IPv4 needs up to 12 digits to express an IP address (in decimal), not just eleven. Also, the same number may express two or more IP addresses because there are periods to care about. Thus, 11.11.11.11 and 111.1.1.111 have the same digits but are different IP's.
I loved the salt pot metaphore, though inexact an incomplete, but beautiful and good enough, but this thing with IP's is quite important.
You got my subscribe, but only because i love James May, and he made a joke about Richard Hammond.
I had this question before. But never asked it. But im so happy that u did. Thanks so very much. I am sort of very very bad with all this technology. I dont know much about it.
Also as it warns you if you don't see that especially when you click on an email link then the link will be a spam link, normally with the aim to steal your personal info such as credit card details.
The VCR version just happens to be linked with the youtube comments right?
TCP is Transmission Control Protocol not Transfer Control Protocol.
Great video!
Which video was Captain Slow talking about Clarkson. Whats the name
His voice is so relaxing.
Loving the Richard Hammond joke!
The graphics are pretty brilliant on this one!
Love the dig at Richard Hammond in this video. XD
Great visuals again!
Thanks
yes
I hope I get to use that internet thing one day, it looks like fun.
I have a question: What causes a pulled muscle to happen and why does it take hours to days to heal?
IP address is 4 numbers separated by dots. each number is 8 bits for a total of 32 bits. each number can be from 0-255. total number of digits in address not a set number, could be 9, 10, 11, 12. These numbers are then converted to binary to be read by the tubes. then there's IPv6...
GOT A QUESTION!!! How do people build underwater tunnels/build a bridge that stretches over the sea?!
I've just realised. You only need to subscribe once. They tell you to subscribe on every video so you can click the subscribe button to watch all the videos on your favourite channel, otherwise you'd never be able to see it again.
They more you learn about TCP/IP and the OSI layers, the more amazing the Internet is as quick as it is.
Make a shirt with you own on it. Achievement unlocked.
11 digit #??
thats why they put reinforced concrete in it. has no one ever seen a picture of an actual tunnel before?
2:50 this realy creeps me out
Transmission and Transfer mean the same thing so it doesn't really matter. Some people say transmission others say transfer, doesn't really matter.
What's the benefit / purpose os shadow ??
most importantly, the engine and transmission, I bet that would entertain some viewers, I bet a lot of people don't know there are a bunch of mini explosions going off under their hoods
Bug Bear. It's;
DNS: Domain Name System (Server)
TCP: Transmission Control Protocol
Please do Q&A on how steath planes work?????
day before computer science gcse, extremely helpful
James you bring me back to the computer networking class,fall asleep
video stops loading at 3:33 coincidence? i think not.
Hey James, What causes brain freezes if we eat/drink something really cold?
Yeah, I'd like to know about underwater tunnels and structures. Wouldn't the ground sink in once the tunnel is dug up?
agreed
The World Wide Inter-Web can tell me everything I ever needed to know about Richard Hammond.
It tells me, for example, that R.H. was born in a mythical place, called Solihull, and that he was born in the same year that Apollo 11 didn't land on the Moon.
But this is all quite clearly bunk because R.H. hasn't got a grey hair on his head, and those teeth are far too white...
@2:51 kamaji the boiler mans first job
Get James May back!!!
lol I seen the one where Hammond went to a nascar event in the US and nobody knew who he was
Wow, well done!
Thanks, it really did help! :DD
Good work. .....
This must be his dream. Explaining things to people who are listening
How do they calculate the calories in food?
Yes!!
Top Gear !
Oh I like James!
what a really nice channel bro
the picture if from an old youtube layout... so yeah
i love osu so much :) it's a nice substitute since they stopped making guitat hero
hey James, how does a rotary engine work???
Last Week: Clarkson
This Week: Hammond
Next Week: Stig, maybe...
You missed out ospf, eigrp, bgp, rip, and IS-IS. :P