Hearted Youtube comments on NetworkChuck (@NetworkChuck) channel.

  1. After chuck said he was not good at math Me : {gets} sigh of relief 😌
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  2. "Don't open the damn link"
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  3. Chuck is the man on YouTube at moment. Sir, we love you
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  4. Hey Chuck please never stop the series i started learning it because of you man
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  5. "He thinks he's a real boy" 😂😂😂😂
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  6. When the prompt comes up "Do you want to continue? [Y/n]", you don't actually need to write "Y" and hit enter. You can just hit enter. :-)
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  7. That porn music for the first 45 seconds.. LMAO.. overall though, thanks for the vid.. i had no idea what dev ops do either.
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  8. I think it's a pretty good idea to create my own search engine especially because I want my search engine to collect data about me, but I don't want it to be a third-party.
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  9. I’ve been patiently waiting for the python vids. Today is a good day
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  10. 0:14 noobs after entering the IT field
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  11. I've been in IT almost two decades with the last 4 being in Security. I have grown to realize that it was insanely foolish for me to have waited this long to start learning Linux. Great video.
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  12. I’ve had a CCNA and went to CCSP when they had it. All my stuff is expired and the exact reason I don’t get any more certifications is because I have to go back and get my CCNA. I’ve been a network engineer 15 years now so I really don’t need any certifications but I would like to get a CCNP at times but having to start over pretty much ruins it for me. This may help people in my situation but for newcomers I highly suggest getting the CCNA first.
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  13. You’re right “there is no spoon”, only sporks.
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  14. I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
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  15. Engineers blame the application and the developers blame the network, this is why we need a new model where we divide the OSI and TC/IP model into 3 so we can both have a middle man to blame
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  16. Hey Chuck I don't think you've ever made a video on the rubber ducky I'd love to see one. Thanks 😁
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  17. I love the enthusiasm in his videos
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  18. This man is legend, because he created you
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  19. I am impressed with your thumbnail, please chuck will you continue your Python course I missed your course 😌😔
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  20. Network Chuck talking about 5g. Me: still collecting to buy my Samsung a10. 😅
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  21. When i heard the news about Twitter being hacked. I thought it was you who did it in order to prove your audience your new skills
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  22. You venturing into three dark web... Yes more please
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  23. This guy is lowkey a black hat... and I love that.
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  24. I'm taking python programming in college right now and your series is ALMOST on track with our class... I wish I had this video before my test yesterday because I got points off on the elif questions 😵‍💫 if this was posted on Tuesday I might have had a higher grade on my midterm!!!!
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  25. Missed it. I went with 256. But I’ve been working on AWS and you helped understand why I didn’t have 256 ip’s. Anyway I’m stoked for the rest of these!
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  26. Bro trying to find a patch before the vulnerability is found, is pretty much like trying to find a cure for HIV before HIV is discovered.
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  27. I'll still study for the certifications. I plan on learning them regardless, for my own benefit.
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  28. Have been watching your content for a while now, always loved it, straight to the point and topics are always explained brilliantly. Thank you! 🙏🏼
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  29. We want her more in your channel
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  30. i've been cracking my head for over a month trying to do this with my router configuration, thank you for the video
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  31. Dudeeeee this is so lit we need more videos like this
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  32. You addressed and articulated alot of the question I had in my head, that I was overthinking. Like always, you're a beast Chuck! Thanks for this one
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  33. The fundamentals still apply and the CCNA/NP/IE assist in providing this. Add in a programming language like Python (which is what I'm getting into).
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  34. Ooooh badges! First Pokemon, now Cisco
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  35. Thank you for the new episode! So far, you're the only fun, interesting and entertaining person I've seen to teach people Python and even Linux, making it look so easy!
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  36. I'm a bigenner i know all of that and i watched the video till the end cuz of your way explaining things is really awesome...really love your channel 😁
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  37. Chuck! Please continue the python series!
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  38. You Rock 🔥🔥❤️, Thank You chuck.
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  39. Trust me CCNA is hard than python.
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  40. More Abbey! her expressions are priceless!
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  41. I LOVE this man's Jesus loves you sticker on his laptop xD. It's true!
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  42. "Do you even use linux? Probably not..." stares at laptop running debian buster and desktop running mint... "perhaps..."
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  43. Learning this is super important especially when working from home, you can run the cable from your router in one room into a room on the other side of you house to where your computer is so you have a more reliable connection while working from home.
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  44. Most important thing in this video: You are a nice father!
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  45. Your best advice was the part where you mention coming in early to study in front of the boss. Hustle pays.
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  46. How many of you guys agree with me ? If this guy becomes a Computer Teacher in a college or university, he will be a blessing for the students, because of his teaching method, so much attention grabbing and very engaging. He teaches great, I learn from him, everytime I watch his videos, he explains well.
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  47. Exactly what I was looking for
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  48. 0:14 sliding in his DM's for a free pi be like
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  49. I much needed this video as I was losing motivation studying for Network+. Thank you so much!!
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  50. This may be an advertisement, but Dang! he is spoon-feeding you through the set-up! So that even slightly techies can do this! A great ad for a great product, plus it's Free!!!
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