Wait! This just gave me an idea. Encode the data into video frames using some clever method that won't get destroyed by YT video compression, break it up into a few thousand videos to get some parallelism, upload all those to YT as unlisted videos. Edit: So apparently 8k YT vid is like 200MB/min, so we'll use that as max theoretical bandwidth for compressed 8k, so whatever cleaver encoding method you use can never carry more than that. So 370 TB at 200MB/min of video would be 1,850,000 minutes, or 30,833 hrs, or 3.5 yrs of video. So that could be made into 5,000 6.2hr videos. Conclusion: Why is no one doing this. Seems perfectly reasonable.
@@toomanycharacter also plain text files are highly compressable so you can make it take way less space. I also find it quite funny that there is this legitimate conversation talking about never before tried free storage methods lol
Someone at Google in 5 years: hey, john, have you backed up the entirety of youtube recently? John: no.... Why? Someone at Google: then why the hell are half our servers filled up with youtube videos?
@@DC-xj9xp So I was watching this vid and Network Chucks video about the unlimited Gsuite Gdrive. Has google like stopped this from happening or can I legit just pay $12 a month for unlimited backup space. (even though im completely content with about 5-10TB of backup data)
@@springbok4015 slowing down as in upload speed? Total data can't exactly slow down if that's what you meant. I pay $1.50 a month for 200gb of gdrive storage already so was trying to see if I should even continue setting this gsuite up so I can backup all my PCs, and have my own little cloud where ever I go.
Chrysanthemum Even if it wasn't meant to, it does make it seem attractive. Or at least makes people aware of the option. I didn't know about it. So yeah, I was thinking the same thing.
@@luca._. photos go through lossful compression before uploaded to Google photos so the new backed file is not the same as it previously was, some data are lost which may or may not be important but doing so is an idiotic solution
@@luca._.its Always compressed. But in small amount if less than 16MP (generally unnoticable) but if greater than 16MP its compressed down to 16MP which is heavily noticible.
if you go out and buy a 500$ camera and a bunch of hard drives to go with it so your total bill is ~1000$ for photography/vidiography, discluding whatever you have to pay to edit it (you probs have a pc its ltt's channel lets call it negligible in this case.) do you really want to have to spend like 100$ a month to backup on cloud, and another 100 a month if you ever want to use the backup... like that's about how this scales if you want to know in like single person channel terms. these cloud storage servers aren't meant for 8k archives necessarily their usually for like business files and backlogs, or other kinda of archives that aren't as thirsty as 8k footage for sure lol like pictures and other kinds of storage. their youtube servers are more for video streaming and storage, plus they cap that at 4k anyways. the other enterprises that would store 8k footage would be like film studios, netflix and shit. they usually would have their own servers and wouldn't care about 1000s a month because the budget is on a whole other scale. ie like nearly 100 million for a marvel movie or just 10s of millions for like a lower budget 8k 'cinematic' type project like a netflix original or tv series. still way outside a youtubers budget and ridiculous you think not spending 5000 a month or 100k up front when theres alternatives, 'cheeping out', theres reasons to try out different competing services, and they ran up against a wall with the cap but its not like if googles like you need a different local ip for the machine they wouldnt just give each (of the 5 main) editors an account. they had good options in the video for if it doesn't work out, mostly sure their just trying to see if it works and get some content thats achivable for viewers, but alot of the time with the internet thats just making t worse for those who knew.
He didn’t “cheap on backup”. If someone buys a $1500 computer and buys a $20 power supply, then that is cheaping out. Linus bought a $1500 computer and got a $200 power supply for $20.
I have been using this solution for over a year now... if you closed it for me as Amazon did with their unlimited file storage system, then I will be broken.
they should use lossless encoders like ffv1 (supported by premiere through directshow) or x264 or huffyuv (of course that might introduce problems when you want to reopen projects (you need to tell Premiere where to find all referenced videos), but it'll save lots of space for a bit of computing time)
TheMonkeyButte . Probably very little. There is significantly more footage than will ever be used in a finish product for every segment they shoot, but they never know if they will need it in the future. You know like hoarders, just digitally.
@@codykyle511 first of all, reading not reding, second of all, you sound like a boomer who trusts a piece of unencrypted paper sent directly to scammers with your social security number on it rather than an encrypted email sent to a friend. Do you write letters and drive them to your friends yourself because you don't trust the mail service?
@@natevemuri9024 Im 22. I use whatsapp for casual Chat like every one else. But I am well aware off the fact that decrypting a whatsapp Chat or an email is childplay. If I wanted to encrypt something I'd use my own encryption.
Dude... if they were filming this a few days ago, my domain is from Google Domains and for a few minutes one day the servers were down, my site could not be accessed at all. There was never an explanation on why the servers were down🤔
skullcandy14785 i think your talking about imax camera not red cameras. I think the 8k red camera was around 50 to 60k. But if your including all the accessory like linus did it was over the 6 figure cost. Just watch their red camera review. It's crazy! 😁
@@iambenmitchell no archiving algorith in the future will ever be able to do that, why? basically entropy. there is a miminum amount of data needed to losslessly reconstruct something.
Now, what happens if a persons computer crashes. I am guessing that there is a lot of redundancy, as in multiple users have the same data. What happens if they ever need the data. Would all pcs need to be on for them to be able to download it? Not crapping on your idea, just genuinely curious how it would work.
Paying $100,000 to backup the critical data for your company Linus: "Nah" Paying £100,000 to build one big boi PC to run multiple editors off Linus: "Seems like a reasonable use of money"
I got my personal google account disabled for no reason, last month. I am just trying and trying and trying to get back my account by filling the forms.... Lost my access to all my personal media stored! ಥ_ಥ
first they will compress it down to 1080, then 720... next thing you know bam none of his videos make it past 144 after everyone forgets about LTT on youtube they remove the channel ☠ RIP LTT ☠
about 28 TB in upwards of 168 hours. 40MB/s isn't that crazy in network speed, there's plenty of home connections with this speed. I'd say it's pretty darn slow for a company that generates this much data. I get 25MB/s and I don't even have the most expensive ISP consumer package. 10Gbps isn't a crazy speed for companies with a large data stream. That would amount to 1250 MB/s, for comparison.
"A few" GBs in hours is pretty unreasonable these days. My internet speeds are sub gigabit and I can download a 20GB 4k HDR "Linux ISO" in less than 30 minutes
When I bought my Gateway PC way back in 98 and opted for a 10gb hard drive and figured I'll never need more than that . Now I've got 13tb of just music files......
One of the largest losses of data was 9/11 terrorist attacks. It had the whole tech industry rethink how backups are done. Overall a nice ad for Google Drive. All the TH-camrs I know had lost their reps when demonetization hit a few years back.
What about Google uses this as an advertising tactic? "See? We told you it was unlimited. The most inexpensive and unlimited cloud storage option ever."
I still think they will do something about it.70 $/mth compared 15k upfront plus 12k$/mth It makes no sence to keep the loop hole; the difference is too big !
It really comes down to the details of the terms of agreement on what you upload to them. For example do those terms say that google has the right to resell that data? Will google be required to give them access to their data immedately? Will linus's face now impair google AI?
At this point Google CAN'T ban Linus, despite TOS violation - I think, 5 user has to be real people, and not just 5 accounts on VMs (hello, mr Jick Tiny). But Linus is public person, and its better to say "see? We told you it was unlimited" and loss money, than ban him and maybe provocate scandals and statements that it is false advertising.
TH-cam is owned by google, but that doesn't inherently mean disciplinary action from google cloud services = Disciplinary actions across all Google owned platforms and services.
@@chainedenintenloup I think that'd make Linus' videos literally out of this world because that stack would stretch all the way to the planet Uranus and since the videos keep coming then it could eventually reach to Neptune and beyond...😱
ltt doesn't make money from TH-cam's built-in ads, they partner with companies and edit their ads right into videos so demonetization wouldn't affect them
@@madscientistshusta believe it or not, that was main reason I got to this channel :D ..not that I would confuse this Linus with Linus Torvalds,but I did have unreasonable (and unsatisfied) feeling,that this channel can have something to do with Linux.. but the content is ok,so I stayed.
Yeah but this is also great advertising for Google like I would pay $10 a month or so to keep what I have safe and I am talking about less than 500 gigs
First of all, that’s slightly over price. Second of all, only 2 go of DDR3? Third of all, that’s not an intel compute pc. Fourth of all, don’t trust those off brands.
The video is good but it’s clickbait. He’s doing it the hard way. Use pgblitz @ plexguide.com to push data with only a solo account. It’s good what google is doing because MS betrayed users a few years back and google probably has tech that further compressed and use hashes for repeated data.
+E. D. That pgblitz still utilizes Team Drive and guest accounts. So he's just doing another method wich accomplishes the same thing. Correct me if i am wrong.
@@mateopalacios4499 Somebody already made your reply more elegantly and without looking like a dickhead before you even did. In conclusion; th-cam.com/video/KRB-iHGHSqk/w-d-xo.html
Quote "Google G Suite Terms of Service": "You acknowledge that Google may have set no fixed upper limit on the number of transmissions that you may send or receive through Google services or the amount of storage space used; *however, we retain the right, at our sole discretion, to create limits at any time with or without notice.* "
That probably goes for every cloud storage platform. They will all cover their ass by retaining the right to change the terms whenever they want. Doesn't matter whether that service costs $1000/year or $100,000/year. That clause will always be there to keep them from getting sued or in case anyone finds a loophole.
Asthetical the 30 and 24 (29.97 and either 23.97 or actually 24) are in movies with motion blur, that said I still live in the land of fhd with 60hz but after my next pc is finished, (I await 2080 ti and 9900k) I will be Loki g to the two new Acer/Asus 4K g-sync 98hz (144 for those who don’t mind chroma subsampling) hdr monitors to see what the change is like
you got to remember, for some reason, LTT film at a very low ratio on their new red cameras, which means that is is almost fully raw uncompressed data. The fact that shows like Scrapyard do that but with multiple cameras and audio recorders, means that alot of storage is taken up
And they've been storing old videos/projects as well just in case they ever need it or run out of ideas. Also, that includes raw un edited videos so the file size usually be big
Dude I remember when in 2000 we got a new computer and it had a 40GB HDD. I thought that was huge. 9 years later we had about 3 external hard drives hooked up to that machine. When I went to upgrade it for my parents, my dad insisted on helping and in doing so did the EXACT thing I told him not to do. He swiped his finger across the CPU insert on the motherboard. RIP 9 year old PC.
@@MorganL4 LOL Me as well! In 98 I got a new PC DX4100 with a 10GB HDD and was stoked! I still have the original Win98 SE CD and had since run it on a Virtual Box for grins. I have Win7 with XP Mode to run one program - its so seamless having it full screen on a second monitor. Ahh those were the days, barnstorming with PCs held together by baling spit and wire, computing by the seat of our pants.. You young kids of today don't know what it was like! lol
Want a real laugh??? When I got into IT, we did exciting things. Like in 1983 a 5MB Hard drive was 2300 USD. We couldn't figure out how we were going to use all that space. That was in Menlo Park, CA. We built possibly the 1st LAN as an Alpha site for Devong Link. We bought 13 IBM PC's with Hard Drives and it only cost $38,000. Including the LAN. There were no NOS's. We programmed our own pipes. The hard drives were Seagate ST-506's which were infamous for having external actuator arms. Sometimes people would come up and move one and say, "What does this do?", and we would say... "It destroys the hard drive as soon as you move it, but it used to position the magnetic head across the platter inside to get the data off the drive. Not anymore though. Thanks for that." Think about what a TB would cost back then. $2300 for 5 Megabytes. You add it up. ;-)
Dammm I still remember the time in 2004 when my dad rushed to home looking excited as hell and told me that we would have to never upgrade our pc again cuz this one has 20 gigabytes of storage , holding a brand new PC in his hands ...
Google CEO - 'damn we got thousands of people using our cloud servers with hundreds of TB :D we rocking in business His assistant : ummm sir thats just 7 accounts doing that
TEST YOUR BACKUP SOLUTION once it completes uploading! You'd be surprised how many stories there are of people not realizing their backup solutions don't work.
Audio quality in general has tanked in recent months, there's a nasty hiss coming from his mic too, their editors are getting REALLY lazy. Not even mastering audio anymore.
I always wonder, if they disclose to the sponsor, how many people actually watched through the ad and get paid accordingly. If so, I'd stop skipping the ad.
This abuse system is pretty old. I remember when one of my friends made multiple accounts to get the first month free service of every antivirus software.
I'm working on a commercial Petabyte project. Granted the solution is far higher-end than what you have but we are paying around $350k/PB AUD (which is pretty similar to CAD). Knowing you can do it for around $40k/PB is.....painful
@@エズカイレズ probably a name brand SAN such as a vnx, nimble, solidfire. Which really is just custom branded gear. Probably HA, redundancy, and a shitty Java powered webUI added.
This is a NAS, not a server. It includes tools like detailed reporting, dedupe, replication and others. Network connectivity is distributed 160Gbps with a discrete 80Gbps network for internal replication and load balancing. Auto-failover and DR, dynamic namespace, etc. Not to mention 24/7 support and maintenance from the vendor. These units scale to around 30PB if required.
What's the first thing you do after implementing a new backup solution? Right! You do a complete restore, to see of it and how it works when you need it.
After benefiting for this feature for many years I recieved an email yesterday from google asking me to free some space since I am only allowed to use 10TB only or upgrade my plan
Your ISP isn't the problem when uploading things to the cloud, just put two storinators on a floatplane and fly up, and if it rains you're in the cloud(s) in no time!
@@Preposter Is it tho!? I know you're partially joking but consider this: 1 hour of video with audio file at 720p and 25fps would take around 1gb of space. So you could fit 1 million hours of HD video in a petabyte and 2.5 million hours in a human brain (that's 285 years!!!). So our brain could in theory save over 3 average human lifespans of video, literally remembering every single knowledge you could take in that time. Of course, our brain is more efficient than that and doesn't record video per se, it kinda can record knowledge without having to remember the full audio/image you took the knowledge from. So we could literally study all our life and we wouldn't be close to reaching our physical limit. To be fair, we don't learn something like 2×2=4 as fast as a computer can BUT understand when we learn something, we don't just learn that crude data but instead we have a billion processes in our head that let us understand the data in a hugely complex and deep way. Finally, our brain has more abilities than storage capacity; it can do processes, analyze and assimilate info, it can CREATE new data and of course it can also communicate via the nervous system and chemically with the whole body to make it work. So our brain is truly amazing IMO Conclusion: I do agree we are stupid, but it's not because of our brain's capacity!
Been on a binge LTT since I discovered you guys. I really appreciate how linus givens credit to another for their ideas instead of stealing it to inflate his image.
The interest of having RAW footage is you can do lots of stuff in post without losing more quality than necessary. But are you ever gonna go back to some footage from 2016 and say "wow I really need to change the exposure, white balance and colour grading to include footage from this old video into my new one, and it has to have top notch quality"? The answer is no. Just compress it to an overkill bitrate with no chroma subsampling and it will still be just as good for 100x less storage.Mostly when your footage is out of focus half the time that anything moves. No one cares about RAW footage from years ago, just convert it to h.264 or delete it.
that's what I came to the comments in search of. Instead found a bunch of quotes, and ppl saying they're skipping the sponsor ads based on a cue Linus gives.
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why don't you just make a zip file and then email it to yourself
Lmao
lol
I think that might work.
Changed my comment..
@@cheesedays7699 wooosh
abuses Google's systems, records it and puts it up on a Google platform.
_sometimes my genius is quite frightening_
Backs up video of abusing Google’s systems meant to be uploaded to the Google platform onto another a Google platform, abusing it.
Wait! This just gave me an idea. Encode the data into video frames using some clever method that won't get destroyed by YT video compression, break it up into a few thousand videos to get some parallelism, upload all those to YT as unlisted videos.
Edit:
So apparently 8k YT vid is like 200MB/min, so we'll use that as max theoretical bandwidth for compressed 8k, so whatever cleaver encoding method you use can never carry more than that.
So 370 TB at 200MB/min of video would be 1,850,000 minutes, or 30,833 hrs, or 3.5 yrs of video. So that could be made into 5,000 6.2hr videos.
Conclusion: Why is no one doing this. Seems perfectly reasonable.
"I USED THE STONES TO DESTROY THE STONES"
*almost
@@toomanycharacter also plain text files are highly compressable so you can make it take way less space.
I also find it quite funny that there is this legitimate conversation talking about never before tried free storage methods lol
Have you considered hiring a scribe to write down all the 1’s and 0’s onto parchment paper and just store it in your garage?
@@balazs4427 thats a great solution tbh!
@@balazs4427 they did the math
@@balazs4427 so do 10,000,000 numbers a second and get it done in 9 years
@@balazs4427 so hire 2 people to do it then...
If every fan of his subscribers wrote 0's and 1's, he would get insane multithreaded performance.
Someone at Google in 5 years: hey, john, have you backed up the entirety of youtube recently?
John: no.... Why?
Someone at Google: then why the hell are half our servers filled up with youtube videos?
Lol
Now listen up papa John, you have 5 minutes starting from 5 minutes ago to get your face outta here.
Oops, time's up!
*Gunfire and Grenaide blasts*
lol
Lol
Its actually even funnier because the guy who handles the server room in Silicon Valley (TV show) is called John.
Linus : We were able to abuse Gdrive successfully.
Next day,
Linus : Why is my channel demonetised?
Lol
@@DC-xj9xp So I was watching this vid and Network Chucks video about the unlimited Gsuite Gdrive. Has google like stopped this from happening or can I legit just pay $12 a month for unlimited backup space. (even though im completely content with about 5-10TB of backup data)
Mime without a Box starts slowing down after 150 GB, I think
@@springbok4015 slowing down as in upload speed? Total data can't exactly slow down if that's what you meant. I pay $1.50 a month for 200gb of gdrive storage already so was trying to see if I should even continue setting this gsuite up so I can backup all my PCs, and have my own little cloud where ever I go.
@@phlooke just buy an edu email for like 5$ online and you will have unlimited data for gdrive amongs other benefits.
So YOU'RE the reason why Google Photos is ending their unlimited storage? Dammit Linus.
I was searching for this comment...
@@GustavoAdeLeon me too
Google also ended the Unlimited Drive Storage.. just not in a way you would think (it's a bit indirect)
Nah man
We say
F&£# You Linus
Now just wait till the day Google charges you for uploading videos to TH-cam.
Plot twist: This is just advertisement for Google Drive Unlimited
Chrysanthemum Even if it wasn't meant to, it does make it seem attractive. Or at least makes people aware of the option. I didn't know about it. So yeah, I was thinking the same thing.
This really could be true
It's true, because in this video they clearly seem to excuse Google's dumb limits for paid storage.
This blew my mind. Knowing Linus he would do that just because he monetizes everything lol. This would be a super undercover ad
Chrysanthemum can’t be an ad for Google Drive Unlimited, it doesn’t have Linus saying a line to conveniently transition from the main video ;)
Why didn't you just make 25,000 Gmail accounts and use the free 15 GB of drive space?
bruh
They have to hire two data engineers for cataloging
@@luca._. And your data is also encrypted for free.
@@luca._. photos go through lossful compression before uploaded to Google photos so the new backed file is not the same as it previously was, some data are lost which may or may not be important but doing so is an idiotic solution
@@luca._.its Always compressed. But in small amount if less than 16MP (generally unnoticable) but if greater than 16MP its compressed down to 16MP which is heavily noticible.
We will laugh at this video in 10 years time, when we have 100TB USB drives.
yeah... 100tb in a usb stick is pretty much impossible due to physkal limitations
@@obiwankenobi5168 That was said 20 years ago with over 100gb flash memory. Now we have 1TB micro SD cards. And you cant even spell physical.
@@whtkngofc r/murderedbywords
Crystalized memory is the solution
Unfortunately the problems only scale with the solutions. At that time they’ll probably be uploaded VR captures or something like that lol.
Buys a $100k camera, decides to never delete a footage, builds a 1PB server aaaaand.... cheaps on backup! Way to go Linus!
Lol
ah.... That's papa linus for ya!
if you go out and buy a 500$ camera and a bunch of hard drives to go with it so your total bill is ~1000$ for photography/vidiography, discluding whatever you have to pay to edit it (you probs have a pc its ltt's channel lets call it negligible in this case.) do you really want to have to spend like 100$ a month to backup on cloud, and another 100 a month if you ever want to use the backup... like that's about how this scales if you want to know in like single person channel terms.
these cloud storage servers aren't meant for 8k archives necessarily their usually for like business files and backlogs, or other kinda of archives that aren't as thirsty as 8k footage for sure lol like pictures and other kinds of storage. their youtube servers are more for video streaming and storage, plus they cap that at 4k anyways. the other enterprises that would store 8k footage would be like film studios, netflix and shit. they usually would have their own servers and wouldn't care about 1000s a month because the budget is on a whole other scale. ie like nearly 100 million for a marvel movie or just 10s of millions for like a lower budget 8k 'cinematic' type project like a netflix original or tv series. still way outside a youtubers budget and ridiculous you think not spending 5000 a month or 100k up front when theres alternatives, 'cheeping out', theres reasons to try out different competing services, and they ran up against a wall with the cap but its not like if googles like you need a different local ip for the machine they wouldnt just give each (of the 5 main) editors an account. they had good options in the video for if it doesn't work out, mostly sure their just trying to see if it works and get some content thats achivable for viewers, but alot of the time with the internet thats just making t worse for those who knew.
He didn’t “cheap on backup”. If someone buys a $1500 computer and buys a $20 power supply, then that is cheaping out. Linus bought a $1500 computer and got a $200 power supply for $20.
not paying 100k for backup is reasonable.
I have been using this solution for over a year now... if you closed it for me as Amazon did with their unlimited file storage system, then I will be broken.
Rip
Dammit Linus
Rip
😂😂😂
All good things must come to an end :(
Linus 2018: Spending 60000$ for like a huge server is expensive
Linus 2020: Spends 70000$ for a solid Gold XBOX controller
It was for a customer though, or am i wrong?
@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 nope, he's either keeping it or melting it down to sell the gold
@@the-shork bruh, the controller would sell for more in its current gold state.
@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 to whom?
@@the-shork your mom BOOM GOTTEM
Normal people just don't keep 760tb of raw 8k footage haha
Itz Terra How much of that footage would they reuse anyway?
they should use lossless encoders like ffv1 (supported by premiere through directshow) or x264 or huffyuv
(of course that might introduce problems when you want to reopen projects (you need to tell Premiere where to find all referenced videos), but it'll save lots of space for a bit of computing time)
TheMonkeyButte . Probably very little. There is significantly more footage than will ever be used in a finish product for every segment they shoot, but they never know if they will need it in the future. You know like hoarders, just digitally.
The show is now driven by them trying to keep their infrastructure running!
zanityzoozoo best comment ever
Um just noticed the icon change.
This is gonna take some time getting used to....
I don't like it
Now they need a new intro. Always preferred the old one, but they've had this for years now.
I like it
I think it’s... quirky... it’s... colourful... i like it.
I like it
Google's servers be like "ohh, that tickles!"
not even tickles
I really thought they would be spamming the free 15 gigs that drive gives you for free with each google account
Yep just 50,000 accounts for 750TB
@@BenDavisSkydiving I didn't think they'd need over a terabyte 😂
@@BenDavisSkydiving pffft I have 75 k alts created over the last 2 yr
@BitXubse very
@BitXubse why are we both having stronk
Google sysadmin: Where TF is all my server drive space going?
*_(Warning maximum capacity reached)_*
they don't even feel it. 300T to google is like a 512 megabyte SD card to Linus.
Linus : Hold my archive 😏
@@masthisis3914 their wallet feels it lol
@@nazarm6215 They got like tons of servers with really unlimited storage ( the point where it's hard to even count it )
Linus: “Abusing Unlimited Google drive"
Google: **Sells Linus's data**
Linus: 😑
But they crypt the data
@@fantamagier if u believe the data "encription" that Google and Facebook offer are secure and keep them from reding it than u need to educate urself
@@codykyle511 first of all, reading not reding, second of all, you sound like a boomer who trusts a piece of unencrypted paper sent directly to scammers with your social security number on it rather than an encrypted email sent to a friend. Do you write letters and drive them to your friends yourself because you don't trust the mail service?
@@natevemuri9024 Im 22. I use whatsapp for casual Chat like every one else. But I am well aware off the fact that decrypting a whatsapp Chat or an email is childplay. If I wanted to encrypt something I'd use my own encryption.
Tritex Plays no one uses whatsapp lmao
Linus Getting 15 gbs “This is so slow “
Me: Cries in 8Mbs
I have 700kb internet and this is the best thing in my area
@@sushicaps liar
@@sushicaps I don't care if you're a spoiled brat
@@anddoubleuroobeer same, do u also love in tadjikistan?
theboss47 getting 8mbs and crying
me: cries in 0.6mb🔄
"We're basically terrible people."
"I'm OK with it, though. I can live with myself."
so true
I mean Google is a pretty terrible company so it’s fine
Linus: You know what else is easy
Me: frenetically skips 30 seconds
Bad sub, bad.
Go watch those 30 seconds like a good boy.
Victor Ramos hard pass
Your mom
@@minirichiPap why
Lol
finally somewhere to store my "homework" folder
Gg
I think the actual google servers would fill up with all of that “homework” In there
Well the google site is gonna get a little bit wet isn't it?
Bruh
Sus
Tomorrow's news headline: TH-camr with socks in crocks crashed all google servers.
I'm not sure if Google even cares about a Petabyte more or less to be honest.
the day after: canadian tech youtuber dies in horrible accident. rumors are his car had faulty brakes.
wow man, why... ..
I pay you 10 dollar and a pencil if you crash a google server, or even better take down google for 0.00000001 seconds
Dude... if they were filming this a few days ago, my domain is from Google Domains and for a few minutes one day the servers were down, my site could not be accessed at all. There was never an explanation on why the servers were down🤔
Whatever you do, do not reveal your secrets in a youtube video.
- Sun Tzu, the art of war
"Sun Tzu said that!"
Don´t believe everything you see on the Internet. - Abraham Lincoln
Lol
You fool, you moron
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD
This is like the first time I've seen Linus being conservative about money
You clearly haven't seen his car
You kidding? He's so tight, he squeaks when he walks.
CrystalGaming Pro yep the fact they spend 6 figures on a 8k red camera I don't think linus is going to spend anymore after that. 😁
WhyteLis21 isn’t one 8k red camera like a quarter of a million?
skullcandy14785 i think your talking about imax camera not red cameras. I think the 8k red camera was around 50 to 60k. But if your including all the accessory like linus did it was over the 6 figure cost. Just watch their red camera review. It's crazy! 😁
You can upload a single file of up to 5TB even if it goes over your 750gb limit. So, you could first upload 749gb and then upload a 5TB zip file...
HAHA really omggg
Or a 100mb archive containing 700tb of data
@@Leonardo-hy3qj No archiving algorithm right now is capable of turning 700tb into 100mb
@@iambenmitchell no archiving algorith in the future will ever be able to do that, why? basically entropy. there is a miminum amount of data needed to losslessly reconstruct something.
@@iambenmitchell time ago an engineer demonstrated how he could compress a 1.5pb into a 50mb file, I dunno how he did it but he did it
Just make some torrents and give us a magnet link. There's 6.6 million of us, you'll have the biggest distributed backup stored for free.
Yes!
Great idea
No everyone have 1 petabyte in their pc
Now, what happens if a persons computer crashes. I am guessing that there is a lot of redundancy, as in multiple users have the same data. What happens if they ever need the data. Would all pcs need to be on for them to be able to download it? Not crapping on your idea, just genuinely curious how it would work.
Wouldn't offline computers cause corruption?
"Google saw us bastards coming from a mile" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
yeah literally
that's owsm
😂
Paying $100,000 to backup the critical data for your company
Linus: "Nah"
Paying £100,000 to build one big boi PC to run multiple editors off
Linus: "Seems like a reasonable use of money"
@Jalau I know, was making a joke
in addition, it's conserved money. they don't pay it consecutively
@Jalau r/whooosh
It's a meeeeeme you dip!
@@DiNitride I actually didn’t realize that at first and appreciated the additional context
way to go linus... *gets banned from google* Linus: at least we got a good video out of it.
at least I was here before it got pulled from youtube 😩👌
Linus is encrypting all his uploads so google isnt able to compress it
Imagine getting banned from all of Google and having to use Bing for the rest of your life.
I got my personal google account disabled for no reason, last month. I am just trying and trying and trying to get back my account by filling the forms.... Lost my access to all my personal media stored! ಥ_ಥ
first they will compress it down to 1080, then 720...
next thing you know
bam
none of his videos make it past 144
after everyone forgets about LTT on youtube they remove the channel
☠ RIP LTT ☠
I download few GBs in hours and i'm okay with it
He uploads 20 TBs in hours and thinks it's slow
about 28 TB in upwards of 168 hours.
40MB/s isn't that crazy in network speed, there's plenty of home connections with this speed. I'd say it's pretty darn slow for a company that generates this much data.
I get 25MB/s and I don't even have the most expensive ISP consumer package.
10Gbps isn't a crazy speed for companies with a large data stream. That would amount to 1250 MB/s, for comparison.
Nice, I got 1mb/s in download. German Alps.
tachyon speed network?!
@@pinospin9588 tach-tach-tach-tac.... hyon?
"A few" GBs in hours is pretty unreasonable these days. My internet speeds are sub gigabit and I can download a 20GB 4k HDR "Linux ISO" in less than 30 minutes
Ha, now I know why no more free Google Photos upload after June 2021.
I see, you are speak england
@@java_error England is my city
When I bought my Gateway PC way back in 98 and opted for a 10gb hard drive and figured I'll never need more than that .
Now I've got 13tb of just music files......
How do u even- nah....
"music"
limewire search: "grateful dead discography"
Have you got every single mainstream album stored in uncompressed lossless formats?
Weird flex but ok
PUT THOSE GOOGLE DRIVE ACCOUNTS IN RAID
UNLIMITED ...DATAAAA!
The Google PR team will decide your fate
One of the largest losses of data was 9/11 terrorist attacks. It had the whole tech industry rethink how backups are done.
Overall a nice ad for Google Drive. All the TH-camrs I know had lost their reps when demonetization hit a few years back.
Hi leokim
I knew your channel name sounded familiar xD
I watched your videos 7~8 years ago
I know who you are!!
Hello Leo !
Hows your spider stuff doing !
Any new Thomas ripoff videos ?
Google:NOOO!! YOU CANT JUST GIBE YOURSELF INFINITE GOOGLE DRIVE STORAGE!!!
Linus: haha hardrive go brrrrr
:v
@@Տtack nice :v
@@Wahid_on_youtobe Noice :v
@@marcusthegamer348 :'v
This isn't a good meme
What about Google uses this as an advertising tactic? "See? We told you it was unlimited. The most inexpensive and unlimited cloud storage option ever."
they loose money tho
@@ska368 sorta but that's a lotta work. So unless more companies use that exploit it prolly won't hurt em
I still think they will do something about it.70 $/mth compared 15k upfront plus 12k$/mth It makes no sence to keep the loop hole; the difference is too big !
It really comes down to the details of the terms of agreement on what you upload to them. For example do those terms say that google has the right to resell that data? Will google be required to give them access to their data immedately? Will linus's face now impair google AI?
At this point Google CAN'T ban Linus, despite TOS violation - I think, 5 user has to be real people, and not just 5 accounts on VMs (hello, mr Jick Tiny). But Linus is public person, and its better to say "see? We told you it was unlimited" and loss money, than ban him and maybe provocate scandals and statements that it is false advertising.
Next video: Were Banned From Google(Not Click bait)
youtube is owned by google
@@thechosenone8808 whoosh
Where would they upload it to though... I only know of Linus on TH-cam
TH-cam is owned by google, but that doesn't inherently mean disciplinary action from google cloud services = Disciplinary actions across all Google owned platforms and services.
you can delete youtube accounts and have a google account but if you get banned on a google account you don't have a youtube account
make a video when they ban you pls and what exactly happened :D
Cause it's only matter of time, right? 😂
exactly :D 6.6million subs...i'm pretty sure they will at least notice it!
Thats why Google is limiting their cloud storages starting from June 2021. 🤣
These guys are reason for that
exactly😂
Wait, what? really? to how much GB?
@Shrek mediafire is a cloud storage?
@Shrek 😱
just go to a bunch of conventions and steal all the 1gb usbs from them
Have many thousands lol
Experts hate him for this one trick!
@@iKingRPG for a petabyte they only need over 1 million 1GB ones, so like at least 5 conventions
Burn it to DVD
I wonder how many DVDs that'd be🤔
Would be around 212766 DVDs.
And it would make for 694444445 floppies, which would make for a pile 2083333,335 m tall XD
I have a pack of CDs lying around if u want
@@chainedenintenloup I think that'd make Linus' videos literally out of this world because that stack would stretch all the way to the planet Uranus and since the videos keep coming then it could eventually reach to Neptune and beyond...😱
Google wont ban you, demonitization is a much worse punishment
They still have floatplane :D
And PIA.
The only thing ive seen come out of floatplane is a denser luke
Google AdSense doesn't add much to their revenue, just person's salary or something Linus said once
ltt doesn't make money from TH-cam's built-in ads, they partner with companies and edit their ads right into videos so demonetization wouldn't affect them
4:16 the “see me after class” is hilarious
His grammas is terrible lol
The people of the future are going to watch this and laugh their ass off with their 70 petabyte VR games
How about an 1 Exabyte of Micro SD with read and write speed of about 10 Petabytes/second.
Include me in the museum artifact screenshot
Yes
dude DOES YOUR NAME MEAN "OF" AKA uff
@@youssefgoldaly1698 wat
I love how the one guy called him Linux
The guy who created linux is named linus
@@madscientistshusta believe it or not, that was main reason I got to this channel :D
..not that I would confuse this Linus with Linus Torvalds,but I did have unreasonable (and unsatisfied) feeling,that this channel can have something to do with Linux.. but the content is ok,so I stayed.
@@thinboxdictator6720 same
I do as well. This is irony; being called Linus, and working on Windows machines :)
I love how Linus's "correction" was incorrect.
"bastards like us coming a mile away" 😂😂😂😂😂
@@eric25029 haha
Prime Zone haha
What?
@@ATH-camChannelwithNoName your supposed to say hehe or haha you've ruined it how dare you :(
@@eric25029 Hehe
Google it’s over Linus I have the upload limit
Linus:you underestimate my power
Google it’s over Linus I have the upload limit
Linus:you underestimate my minions power
Hey Linus, can you do a follow up video, are you still using this? Did Google ban you?
th-cam.com/video/alxqpbSZorA/w-d-xo.html
@@dtiydr Thanks!!
dtiydr t
dtiydr t
@@dtiydr t
Easy buy a 100 tb SD card from eBay and store in it
-.-
Legit what they did ( almost)
😂
🤣😂
😑
haha
I can imagine a google worker spitting out their coffee over their screen while watching this.
They're the first ones to have used this.... Others just found out recently
Yeah but this is also great advertising for Google like I would pay $10 a month or so to keep what I have safe and I am talking about less than 500 gigs
@@josephv7762 you have to have 5 gsuite accounts paid for to get the "unlimited" storage so it's $50USD every month
Rhys Aistrope
He said “less than 1,000 a year”
@@Tater_Lord fair enough but I don't need unlimited. It has peaked my interest into looking it up though.
LTT: I hope Google doesn't ban us
Google : it's free advertisement, go ahead...
Lol
Lol
Yes cus google needs free advertisement
*Channel not found*
PETA - FILE 📂 one massive creepy single file that likes new and untitled young files lacking a parent folder to protect them.
You're awesome
Ok.....
Anchor Bait Damn that's clever.. I hope I'm not that young file haha...
nope that one just walks away on its two feet ;)
incredible
Microsoft once had unlimited cloud storage. Now it's 10TB
JayVal90 Linus fault?
Lol
Thats for a VM disk. Normal blob storage is capped at 5 PB
nah people used it as long term CCTV backup, like thousands of terabytes worth.
First of all, that’s slightly over price. Second of all, only 2 go of DDR3? Third of all, that’s not an intel compute pc. Fourth of all, don’t trust those off brands.
Linus: *buys google Business Account*
Me: Student Account *Yes*
Are student accounts with unlimited storage also under the 750GB limit?
@@SorSon6 ya
@@SorSon6 yes
Can I use this unlimited student Gdrive after I graduated?
Luckyyyyy
10:54
Linus: 'We're basically terrible people.'
Jake: 'I'm okay with it though, I can live with myself.'
😀😁😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
8:10
Linus: 'As it turns out, Google saw bastards like us coming a mile away.'
😀😁😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL
Yes
The video is good but it’s clickbait. He’s doing it the hard way. Use pgblitz @ plexguide.com to push data with only a solo account. It’s good what google is doing because MS betrayed users a few years back and google probably has tech that further compressed and use hashes for repeated data.
+E. D. That pgblitz still utilizes Team Drive and guest accounts. So he's just doing another method wich accomplishes the same thing. Correct me if i am wrong.
4:14 "See me after class" I laughed so hard! xD Good...!
It shouldn't be I.E, but rather E.G, so Crazy was right there, since he was just giving an example of a cloud solution, not a definitive choice.
He called him _Linux,_ lmao
@@ixalaz4536 All over the place in terms of practicality, but seems to magically make computers work better... Yup Linus = Linux confirmed
@@YassineOG But the guy wrote "i.g.", so wrong either way :P But I agree there should be "e.g.".
@@wmqkla Ohh!! I didn't catch that hehe. Indeed, you're right. Thank you for the heads up.
me: buying a 128 gb sd card
LTT: buying petabytes of storage
I have 512SD and 1TB HDD Ö
Tristan Popken who asked?
no one
My *entire phone* only has 64 gb
Thats 1/2 of your *sd card*
Wow
@@mateopalacios4499 Somebody already made your reply more elegantly and without looking like a dickhead before you even did.
In conclusion; th-cam.com/video/KRB-iHGHSqk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for getting Google to get rid of unlimited storage for the rest of us
Quote "Google G Suite Terms of Service": "You acknowledge that Google may have set no fixed upper limit on the number of transmissions that you may send or receive through Google services or the amount of storage space used; *however, we retain the right, at our sole discretion, to create limits at any time with or without notice.* "
Your Quote is not in the (current) ToS: policies.google.com/terms?hl=en
@@watcheths Wrong ToS - check the link from SkyeEverest :)
The quote is in both links, in the 7th clause at the end of the first paragraph
That probably goes for every cloud storage platform. They will all cover their ass by retaining the right to change the terms whenever they want. Doesn't matter whether that service costs $1000/year or $100,000/year. That clause will always be there to keep them from getting sued or in case anyone finds a loophole.
@SkyeEverest how do you find those TOS, they're not linked anywhere I could find
Have you heard of Pied Piper?
Do they have a fridge on their kitchen set though?
JIAAAAANNNNNNNNN YAAAAAAAAAANG !!!
Hahahaha
Damnit JinYiang!
Lol
Linus is the type of guy to throw a fit when he gets 59 frames a second
@HexFeatherWhat's your hardware because it looks too weak to run anything at that point
Did you know? The human eye can’t see over 30fps? :^)
Ok, its a joke, like don’t actually believe it.
Asthetical the 30 and 24 (29.97 and either 23.97 or actually 24) are in movies with motion blur, that said I still live in the land of fhd with 60hz but after my next pc is finished, (I await 2080 ti and 9900k) I will be Loki g to the two new Acer/Asus 4K g-sync 98hz (144 for those who don’t mind chroma subsampling) hdr monitors to see what the change is like
Yeah he’s a bitch baby
Doug demuro format is leaking
Google recommending us this vid is basically them saying “HEY GUYS THIS BASTARD IS THE REASON WHY WE TOOK AWAY FREE UNLIMITED STORAGE”
Wrap the server with flex tape
@Alex The Idiot if it's dead just fix it with flex tape
Nikolai Mihov it can’t fix my parents marriage
Nikolai Mihov tru
370TB?
are u freaking filming 24/7 in 8K?
yes.
you got to remember, for some reason, LTT film at a very low ratio on their new red cameras, which means that is is almost fully raw uncompressed data. The fact that shows like Scrapyard do that but with multiple cameras and audio recorders, means that alot of storage is taken up
Yes he fart in 8 k
Yes
And they've been storing old videos/projects as well just in case they ever need it or run out of ideas.
Also, that includes raw un edited videos so the file size usually be big
Twenty years from now people will be laughing at this like we laughed at data storage in 2000.
Dude I remember when in 2000 we got a new computer and it had a 40GB HDD. I thought that was huge. 9 years later we had about 3 external hard drives hooked up to that machine. When I went to upgrade it for my parents, my dad insisted on helping and in doing so did the EXACT thing I told him not to do. He swiped his finger across the CPU insert on the motherboard. RIP 9 year old PC.
@@MorganL4 LOL Me as well! In 98 I got a new PC DX4100 with a 10GB HDD and was stoked! I still have the original Win98 SE CD and had since run it on a Virtual Box for grins.
I have Win7 with XP Mode to run one program - its so seamless having it full screen on a second monitor.
Ahh those were the days, barnstorming with PCs held together by baling spit and wire, computing by the seat of our pants.. You young kids of today don't know what it was like! lol
Want a real laugh??? When I got into IT, we did exciting things. Like in 1983 a 5MB Hard drive was 2300 USD. We couldn't figure out how we were going to use all that space. That was in Menlo Park, CA. We built possibly the 1st LAN as an Alpha site for Devong Link. We bought 13 IBM PC's with Hard Drives and it only cost $38,000. Including the LAN. There were no NOS's. We programmed our own pipes. The hard drives were Seagate ST-506's which were infamous for having external actuator arms. Sometimes people would come up and move one and say, "What does this do?", and we would say... "It destroys the hard drive as soon as you move it, but it used to position the magnetic head across the platter inside to get the data off the drive. Not anymore though. Thanks for that." Think about what a TB would cost back then. $2300 for 5 Megabytes. You add it up. ;-)
Dammm I still remember the time in 2004 when my dad rushed to home looking excited as hell and told me that we would have to never upgrade our pc again cuz this one has 20 gigabytes of storage , holding a brand new PC in his hands ...
@@rishabprasoon5970 fast forward 15 years, we have 128gb and 256gb flash drives that people carry around like nothing.
Google CEO - 'damn we got thousands of people using our cloud servers with hundreds of TB :D we rocking in business
His assistant : ummm sir thats just 7 accounts doing that
Houston we have a problem
Gotta love people who announce to the whole world, tricks that you've been relying on.
Yup, RIP
exactly... rip my storage
🤦♂️Yep..
It is like telling women that "food and beverages" on credit card statements means strip club.
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Hahahahaha!
yeah mr rich boi everyone has 20k pounds laying around their wallet
TEST YOUR BACKUP SOLUTION once it completes uploading! You'd be surprised how many stories there are of people not realizing their backup solutions don't work.
Audio and Video isn't synced at some points.
Noticed that too :( Hope Taren wasn't editing
edit: He was. GET IT TOGETHER TAREN!!!!!!
Audio quality in general has tanked in recent months, there's a nasty hiss coming from his mic too, their editors are getting REALLY lazy.
Not even mastering audio anymore.
Thanks god. I thought my audio/video is messed up or something.
As aways
Google is doing it to them for abusing Drive!
I’m just trying to imagine how many HDDs these big tech companies are adding to their cloud storage every single day 😂
there are literally employees that their only job is unpacking and loading up storage all day
YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE IS EASY?? *double tap to the right
I always do this,
Bro I just throw my phone out the window to stick it to the man.
true lol. Or press the right arrow. Or L.
I always wonder, if they disclose to the sponsor, how many people actually watched through the ad and get paid accordingly. If so, I'd stop skipping the ad.
Georg F who cares? I’d still skip.
THE LOGO. THE LOGO HAS CHANGED
why oh why
You just noticed?
YOU RITE AAAAAAAAA
Holy moly I did not see that
Ya the new one is horrible
Don't worry Linus, Your secret is safe with me...
Not today!.
Hey Fake google! I Subbed can I get Unlimited storage?
This abuse system is pretty old.
I remember when one of my friends made multiple accounts to get the first month free service of every antivirus software.
Also netflix
The timing of that windows update install error right at the end was absolutely wonderful.
i laughed so bad at it
I'm working on a commercial Petabyte project. Granted the solution is far higher-end than what you have but we are paying around $350k/PB AUD (which is pretty similar to CAD). Knowing you can do it for around $40k/PB is.....painful
Forgive me for asking a potentially stupid question. But how is a server more "high end"? More speed? Reliability?
@@エズカイレズ probably a name brand SAN such as a vnx, nimble, solidfire. Which really is just custom branded gear.
Probably HA, redundancy, and a shitty Java powered webUI added.
This is a NAS, not a server. It includes tools like detailed reporting, dedupe, replication and others. Network connectivity is distributed 160Gbps with a discrete 80Gbps network for internal replication and load balancing. Auto-failover and DR, dynamic namespace, etc. Not to mention 24/7 support and maintenance from the vendor. These units scale to around 30PB if required.
$40k When your data integrity is not important...
Where can we find this solution? I'm building a project that requires AU based storage.
What's the first thing you do after implementing a new backup solution?
Right! You do a complete restore, to see of it and how it works when you need it.
Yeah, but that maybe take a while...
Great reminder. I'd be interested in hearing a quick blurb from them on the result of such a test.
restore fails, corrupts your original data, now you're FUCKED!!!!!!!
After benefiting for this feature for many years I recieved an email yesterday from google asking me to free some space since I am only allowed to use 10TB only or upgrade my plan
Linus, hey put that heavy ass server on table so I can tell you to take it off like 2seconds later
That is a lot of storage to have. Good to have a backup
Back dat thang up! :D
I don’t think that’s even enough for my 16K hentai :/
So you click the thumbs up because.... Boobs?
Dave Webster I‘m an ass guy, not boobs.
welcome to the internet
Google: Let's give them a sponsorship.
Heh.
Who knows? hehe
A Chromecast ad played before the video. The ad had a snippet one of Linus' videos. Weird!
Berkel still had the best solution - Print every frame of every video on paper and store it that way.
Your ISP isn't the problem when uploading things to the cloud, just put two storinators on a floatplane and fly up, and if it rains you're in the cloud(s) in no time!
Wrong I pick up phones in India and help people with their pcs I'm smarter than you and you're wrong
*Linus: has half a human brain's worth of storage*
*Also Linus: G O O G L E D R I V E*
Isn't it larger?
@@Preposter apparently the human brain has the capacity equivalent to 2.5 petabytes... :V
@@alejandronavarro113 damn, brain small af.
No wonder we're stupid.
@@Preposter Is it tho!? I know you're partially joking but consider this: 1 hour of video with audio file at 720p and 25fps would take around 1gb of space. So you could fit 1 million hours of HD video in a petabyte and 2.5 million hours in a human brain (that's 285 years!!!). So our brain could in theory save over 3 average human lifespans of video, literally remembering every single knowledge you could take in that time.
Of course, our brain is more efficient than that and doesn't record video per se, it kinda can record knowledge without having to remember the full audio/image you took the knowledge from. So we could literally study all our life and we wouldn't be close to reaching our physical limit.
To be fair, we don't learn something like 2×2=4 as fast as a computer can BUT understand when we learn something, we don't just learn that crude data but instead we have a billion processes in our head that let us understand the data in a hugely complex and deep way.
Finally, our brain has more abilities than storage capacity; it can do processes, analyze and assimilate info, it can CREATE new data and of course it can also communicate via the nervous system and chemically with the whole body to make it work. So our brain is truly amazing IMO
Conclusion: I do agree we are stupid, but it's not because of our brain's capacity!
@@alejandronavarro113 Yeah, I was joking ..
i did not see any ads on this video linus...
Me too xD
I see what you did there :)
The end
And that's why they sponsor companies themselves in the videos
Google is retaliating
"I hope Google dont ban us"
Post in Google platform
That was the joke.
That’s like ridiculing or criticizing mark zuckerburg on Facebook
Jokes aside, I hope Google don't dare *drop* you guys. I would be very angry.
I think they cant. Google said what theyll do, when they get paid by them and they have to stick to that. I may be wrong, but I'm sure that I'm right
Yes, only Linus himself is allowed to *drop* anything
It's more likely for Linus to drop google tbh
and we wouldn't like him when he's angry no wait hulks away angry these days
Dominik Dobrotić isn't he paying for each user so does that really matter?
Just put the Server in a giant safe
@Andy That is pretty good idea (:
Get your ass to the NSA son! You are an idea man!!
@@coffeeagent1 rent a lockbox space at the bank 🤣
@@madscientistshusta Even better man! No one ever breaks into a bank
You would need ventilation
Been on a binge LTT since I discovered you guys.
I really appreciate how linus givens credit to another for their ideas instead of stealing it to inflate his image.
Linus in 2018: Google gives Unlimited storage, let's use it to its ultimate
Google in 2021: No, no more
The upside down NES cartridge pillow was waaaaaaaay too distracting...
So distracting
The interest of having RAW footage is you can do lots of stuff in post without losing more quality than necessary. But are you ever gonna go back to some footage from 2016 and say "wow I really need to change the exposure, white balance and colour grading to include footage from this old video into my new one, and it has to have top notch quality"? The answer is no. Just compress it to an overkill bitrate with no chroma subsampling and it will still be just as good for 100x less storage.Mostly when your footage is out of focus half the time that anything moves. No one cares about RAW footage from years ago, just convert it to h.264 or delete it.
Photosounder Photosounder what if youtube deletes it.
also for legal reasons, its like keeping your important paperwork kuz you just never know.
@@allahdivinecipher If you can say like what?
Yeah, it feels kind of like hoarding
I actually have a total of 300gb for free on Google drive
I made 20 gosh darn accounts
All with the same password
Lol but it's spreadt over 20 accounts
@@hogrideeeeer yes but hey free 300gb
Just use Backblaze as a Private Person, pay 60 Dollars a year and Backup as much as u want ?
but i have unlimited google drive storage
i have gavilan college account 😁
Whats the password
Can you do an update on this video? I'm curious to know if google plugged the hole.
I'm curious if they're still using this as a solution.
im curos to
@@TheB2100 is 150tb
@@TheB2100 sorry i saw notification say 100tb
@@TheB2100 nice 404
that's what I came to the comments in search of. Instead found a bunch of quotes, and ppl saying they're skipping the sponsor ads based on a cue Linus gives.
"GOOGLE MUST'VE SEEN BASTARDS LIKE US COMIN' A MILE AWAY"
As soon as he mentioned the 5 user accounts, I already knew where this was headed 👏
the 5 user accounts are not needed, you can use service accounts with one account. we have it baked in our open source software at plexguide.com
SDG Danny h
PlexGuide.com admin sush :D lol
What do you want, a medal?
I actually know a few people who do this exact thing. Even if you're just backing up 1TB, $10/month is less than normal GDrive rates for 1TB.
What a fun video to watch Linus. I was looking for a part 2 but couldn't find one. Are you still using this method?