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Matt Gray

Releasing videos to a schedule is one thing, but releasing videos to a weekly schedule non-stop for a decade is something else entirely.

Raise a glass to Tom Scott
Enjoy your rest, you deserve it!

youtube.com/watch?v=7DKv5H5Frt

1 January at 16:10 | Open on chaos.social
10 comments
Raeth
Avebury Rosetta :transistor:

@mattgrayyes 🍷 Enjoy your rest Tom, and happy new year to the lovely peeps at techdif

1 January at 16:22 | Open on wetdry.world
Caz Mockett

@mattgrayyes just watched. Now that is what I call a spectacular exit! 👍🏻

1 January at 16:38 | Open on mastodon.social
Matt Clarke

@mattgrayyes an absolute legend, and what a way to close out a decade!

1 January at 16:38 | Open on mastodon.online
penguin42

@mattgrayyes Heck, it feels like a lot longer, standard Monday routine.

1 January at 16:41 | Open on mastodon.org.uk
Daniel Peake
Patrick

@mattgrayyes usually it's Youtube itself shoving these videos into my timeline. This time it felt just right to be notified by one of his companions on his journey about the last one. I'll raise my glass to Tom as well and thank you for all the fun you brought to me as well in all these years!

1 January at 17:04 | Open on gruene.social
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Ryan in Minneapolis

@mattgrayyes I’m not ready to say goodbye…

The videos Tom has made, that you have made with him, have been helpful and informative to millions.

My introduction to Tom was the “Why Snow and Confetti Ruin YouTube Video Quality” and I used it for most of the seven years since to explain to people *in the security industry* how the settings effect the capture quality of IPTV cameras.

He definitely deserves the break.
I’m just not ready for a Monday w/o a new Tom Scott video. :-\

@mattgrayyes I’m not ready to say goodbye…

The videos Tom has made, that you have made with him, have been helpful and informative to millions.

My introduction to Tom was the “Why Snow and Confetti Ruin YouTube Video Quality” and I used it for most of the seven years since to explain to people *in the security industry* how the settings effect the capture quality of IPTV cameras.

1 January at 17:24 | Open on mastodon.social
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