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Weekly Video Release Views (Last 6 Months)

Important Note: These are specific, unique video views per week for videos released that week. If a particular show did not have a video released that week, it will show views as 0. This is not to say people are not watching videos in that series, just that there was no video that week, so no views are attributed to it.

Total Views: 299,676 Average Views Per Week: 11,987 Average Videos Released Per Week: 11 Average Views Per Video: 1,122

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37 Videos Being Viewed

The Category5.TV Newsroom
From Episode 508
June 14, 2017
2,864 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of June 14, 2017

Here are the stories we're covering this week: - Boeing wants to make their passenger airplanes entirely autonomous. - Amazon Kindle's book charts are being badly skewed by bots, and it's hurting authors' bottom lines. - A battery powered by trash is now a proven reality. - The new Mars rover looks like something Batman might drive.

Crypto Corner
From Episode 648
April 29, 2020
471 Views and counting

Bitcoin Halving and Cardano Shelley

This week, Robert Koenig provides additional resources to become a first class blockchain developer, and shares the latest on the crypo industry, including news about IOTA smart contracts, the Bitcoin halving, Cardano Shelley and new developments in the DeFi sector.

Linux Tech Show
From Episode 618
July 24, 2019
962 Views and counting

Lizard Bortus Discovers The Pee Corner

The Orville Interactive Fan Experience is available now, and we'll take an early tour of our favorite ship in the Union fleet. This fan-made game is absolutely free, and just goes to show how amazing The Orville fandom is. The talent that came together to create this game is mindblowing. Enjoy the tour!

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 406
June 30, 2015
344,937 Views and counting

Artsy-Fartsy Hand-Face-Kelsey

Robbie and Kelsey set out to replicate a similar visual effect to an artistic picture sent to us by a viewer--but we'll do it using nothing but free software.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 416
September 8, 2015
377,474 Views and counting

Raspberry Pi Music Server - Part 2

Using the free Volumio operating system, we'll turn a Raspberry Pi 2 into a feature-rich music server complete with NAS and USB access to files for our music library, playlist capabilities and a sleek interface which can be accessed from your computer, smartphone or tablet.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 243
May 15, 2012
295,507 Views and counting

Saving Money Using Technology - Part 1: Never Pay a Phone Bill Again

Have you ever been skeptical of the magicJack? Robbie is. So he set out to do a little myth-busting and gets to the bottom of whether we can really save $1000 on our phone bill. Per year.

The Category5.TV Newsroom
From Episode 386
February 10, 2015
63,886 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of February 10, 2015

Blip.TV is winding down, Staw homes are coming to the open housing market in the UK, Google is rebooting Glass, The Ubuntu smartphone, Samsung TVs are listening to you.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 308
August 13, 2013
317,942 Views and counting

Viewer Question Extravaganza (Solo Style)

The 2013 "Vacation Episode", Robbie tackles the mailbag on his own and answers a plethora of excellent viewer questions and shares your comments.

Google+ Hangouts
From Episode 536
January 1, 2018
883 Views and counting

Patron Hangout #1 - January 1, 2018

Thanks to Bill, Shizu, Jeff, Sasha & Dave for joining me for our [small but mighty] first-ever Patron Exclusive Google Hangout! This will be a monthly event for Patrons who have opted for this reward. Looking forward to seeing it grow! And check out Bill's Raspberry Pi 3 cluster! WOOO!

New Every Day
Episode 135
January 26, 2018
2,119 Views and counting

#SayNoToThroatPunching

Let's continue to explore some key life hacks from the book of Proverbs. This week we'll learn to cultivate a slow temper, holding back our impulse to throw a quick "throat punch" when we're caught off guard.

Community Coffee Break
Episode 2
March 22, 2020
518 Views and counting

Coffee Break - March 22, 2020

Take a break with Robbie, bp9, solbu, GWG, MarshMan and Robert Koenig.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 442
March 8, 2016
554,916 Views and counting

Build Your Own Retro Gaming Console with Raspberry Pi

Let's use a Raspberry Pi 2 to build a retro gaming console with the ability to play games from every console from the Atari 2600 to the N64 and even Sony Playstation.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 624
September 4, 2019
4,136 Views and counting

Goodbye, Slow WiFi

Sick of stu-stu-stuttering video and slow file transfers on WiFi? Edgewater Wireless CEO, Andrew Skafel joins us to speak on how their revolutionary new WiFi technology is about to shake up the wireless industry. We'll also fire up the flux capacitor and show you how to go back in time in the Debian Linux repositories.

The Pixel Shadow
Episode 21
March 19, 2017
8,716 Views and counting

Surviving TPS-Domes with BaldNerd (Part 3)

On TPS-Domes you don't get many area protections, but the ones you have are huge! How huge? Well, big enough to protect your entire dome! This week BaldNerd shows us how to do just that so other players can't grief the builds within your dome.

Community Coffee Break
Episode 57
May 17, 2020
124 Views and counting

Coffee Break - May 17, 2020

Robbie Ferguson is joined by bp9, Lanceman 63 and Peter Lewis.

Newsroom Stories
From Episode 656
June 24, 2020
218 Views and counting

Apple is moving its Mac computers to ARM processors

We recently talked about how Apple plans to drop Intel for its own processors for future Macs. But it came as a surprise Monday that these processors will be ARM-based. It’s a big move, and perhaps the biggest addition the transition to ARM-powered chips brings is the ability for iOS and iPad apps to run natively on macOS in the future. Apple says “Most apps will just work,” meaning you’ll be able to run native macOS apps alongside native iOS apps, side-by-side.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 345
April 29, 2014
342,963 Views and counting

Behind CDNJS

Get to know two of the people behind CDNJS: Ryan Kirkman and Thomas Davis. Their service allows web developers to build faster web sites, and it's free.

New Every Day
Episode 95
April 21, 2017
2,232 Views and counting

A New Season

As we begin Season 3, we contemplate new beginnings. We'll speak about how these two "normal" people (who tend to break out into random song) began this show. We'll also look at some of the fresh starts we find in the New Testament.

The Category5.TV Newsroom
From Episode 375
November 25, 2014
32,349 Views and counting

Top Stories for the Week of November 25, 2014

Web-connected cameras have been compromized and exposed, Hackers are infiltrating web servers through pirated plugins and themes, Your iPhone can be upgraded to a VR headset for only $100, Google will let you pay to turn off ads.

Category5 Technology TV
Episode 213
October 18, 2011
290,611 Views and counting

Adding Textures in Photoshop (and GIMP)

Robbie and Rachel compare notes between Photoshop and the GNU Image Manipulation Program in a battle of epic proportions.

Crypto Corner
From Episode 655
June 17, 2020
122 Views and counting

Blockchain Developer Report, Banks and Cryptocurrency and Fidelity Digital Assets Report

This week we are taking a look at the crypto and crypto-finance (DeFi) market, a report issued by Outlier Ventures analyzing the development of the top cryptocurrency projects, and JPMorgan’s surprising Bitcoin flip. Crypto Correspondent, Robert Koenig speaks on a crypto investment report issued by Fidelity Digital Assets, and how the Bank of Korea is interested in a central bank digital currency. Finally, we'll look at The Human Rights Foundation's new fund to help developers make Bitcoin more private.

Newsroom Stories
From Episode 651
May 20, 2020
195 Views and counting

Equifax Is Paying The Wrong People Following 2017's Data Breach

Equifax has finally settled following their massive data breach, but as it turns out, and in contrast to what was previously promised, none of the money will be going to the people affected by the breach.

Newsroom Stories
From Episode 656
June 24, 2020
3,176 Views and counting

Samsung Blu-Ray and DVD players around the world are bricking themselves, automatically

Samsung users: unplug your Ethernet! Millions of Samsung Blu-Ray and DVD players are being bricked all around the world.

Linux Tech Show
From Episode 657
July 1, 2020
271 Views and counting

(8) Custom DNS Servers on MikroTik

Setting up a custom DNS server on your MikroTik router is easy ... once you know where to look. For our demonstration, we'll use a locally-installed Pi-hole ad-blocking DNS server, assigned a static IP address by our MikroTik DHCP server. We'll learn how to set our custom DNS entry for both the entire network, and individual network interfaces, as well as how to disable the DNS servers automatically detected from your ISP.

Linux Tech Show
From Episode 657
July 1, 2020
105 Views and counting

(7) Static IP Reservations in MikroTik DHCP Server

Using the DHCP server built into your MikroTik router, you can specify static IP reservations which will always be served to specific devices. This is ideal for adding printers or servers to your network in such a way that their IP address always remains the same. The process is simple, and Robbie will demonstrate how to convert a dynamic IP address to static, and then how to modify it to set it to your own chosen IP address, if desired.

Newsroom Stories
From Episode 640
January 22, 2020
1,317 Views and counting

A Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment as Scientists Discover a Powerful Cancer-Fighting T-Cell

Not to create false hope, but this is too huge not to mention: Scientists at Cardiff University have discovered a part of our immune system that can kill prostate, breast, lung and other cancers in lab tests.

Newsroom Stories
From Episode 657
July 1, 2020
192 Views and counting

The World’s Fastest Supercomputer is ARM-Based

Japan’s latest supercomputer ‘Fugaku’ is the world’s fastest for computing speed on Top500. It scored a High-Performance Linpack (HPL) score of 415.5 petaflops, which makes it 2.8 times faster than IBM Summit. Fugaku is the first ever ARM-based system to become the world’s fastest supercomputer.

Catching Nuance
Episode 7
July 6, 2020
20 Views and counting

La Corriveau of New France, Quebec

In 1761 Saint-Vallier, New France, fifteen months after the mysterious death of her first husband, Marie-Josephte Corriveau married a second farmer.

Immersive Nature Sounds
Episode 6
June 16, 2015
500,746 Views and counting

Green Frogs in Mayers Marsh

Part of the Minesing Wetlands in Central Ontario, Mayers Marsh offers 6,000 hectare of wilderness and a plethora of wildlife. On this rainy June day, Green Frogs call to one another in the marsh while Red-Winged Black Birds and various songbirds enjoy the calm of the late morning rain.

The Pixel Shadow
Episode 1
December 6, 2015
150,506 Views and counting

The Basic Survival House in Minetest

On the first episode of #thepixelshadow we'll get things started with the basics of Minetest with a simple goal: to build a house using nothing but resources which we've chopped down, dug up or crafted in survival mode! Here are the main topics of this episode: - Mining wood and stone. - Crafting wood sticks. - How to make wooden planks. - Crafting a furnace. - Smelting glass from sand. - Granting fast and fly privileges. - Making a pickaxe. - Crafting fancy doors using VanessaE's Home Decor mod. - Crafting a storage chest. - Crafting ladders. - Crafting a survival house. Hope you enjoy the show! Please give us a thumbs up, subscribe and share!

Newsroom Stories
From Episode 642
February 12, 2020
892 Views and counting

Astronomers Detect a Signal From Space ... And It's Repeating

Astronomers are analyzing a mysterious radio signal from space that starts every 16.35 days, lasts for four days and then falls silent for 12 days before starting up again. In other words, the signal is not repeating at random.

Community Coffee Break
Episode 45
May 4, 2020
224 Views and counting

Coffee Break - May 4, 2020

Travelling the world by boat, bp9's Cessna 172 is grounded for now, Iron Maiden's flying tour bus 'Ed Force One' and the coming of Episode 666 where we probably have to show Linux Satanic Edition and dress in demon costumes. Robbie's figured out a couple ways to explain the difference between a consumer router and an enterprise router, and we figure out why consumer gear is so much easier to configure. Also, Peter is working hard to improve his webcam quality. Joining Robbie Ferguson today are Solbu, Peter Lewis, Lanceman 63, Ron Morrissette, bp9 and Bo Lechnowsky.

Linux Tech Show
From Episode 484
December 28, 2016
512,944 Views and counting

Rip Copy-Protected DVDs with Free Software for Windows 10, Mac OS X or Linux

If you're like Robbie, you may not have a DVD/BluRay player connected to your TVs, but have connected devices that allow you to play video files through software such as Plex. This week we'll show you how to import your video DVDs into MP4 files so you can watch your owned DVDs once again on next-gen devices such as Roku and Amazon Fire TV.

Linux Tech Show
From Episode 638
January 8, 2020
971 Views and counting

$40 Fitness Tracker With a Ton of Premium Features

Some people want fancy, expensive smart watches, where others -- like Robbie -- just want a feature-rich fitness tracker that helps them get in shape by being able to see status graphs and set goals. This sub-$40 fitness tracker offers these premium features (from the listing): Step Counter, Heart Rate Tracker, Call/Text Reminder, Incoming Calls Display, Calories＆Sleep Tracking, Find Your Phone, Connect to Phone's GPS, Remote Photography, Social Media Message Reminder, Female Physiological Period Reminder, 24-hour Continuous Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Monitor, Countdown, Stopwatch and more.

New Every Day
Episode 48
March 4, 2016
207,815 Views and counting

New Every Day REACTS to LAS VEGAS

Catch Carrie's reactions as she drives down the Las Vegas strip for the first time. As we wrap up our road trip, broadcasting from the parking lot of the Circus Circus casino resort, we cook breakfast out of the back of our camper van and talk about our impressions of Las Vegas, presenting a biblical view on how the Word of God helps reveal sin to us.

Linux Tech Show
From Episode 641
February 5, 2020
3,641 Views and counting

Disassembling the Pinebook Pro (PBP 2/3)

Now that we have started using our Pinebook Pro, we may want to upgrade the eMMC, replace the built-in Linux distro, or even install an m.2 riser board on the integrated PCIe x4 port. So let's remove the ten screws and get a look at the inner components of PINE64's $200 Linux laptop.

New Every Day
Episode 19
August 21, 2015
338,145 Views and counting

Mental Illness & Jesus: Part 1

Having gone through serious mental illness as a child, our guest Carmen Van Essen looks back at this fearful time of her life and finds acceptance by the Lord, realizing He loves us even when we consider ourselves unlovable. She and Carrie discuss how God molds, shapes and supports His children in part 1 of our 2-part series, Mental Illness & Jesus.