ZMASLO presents two solutions for creating an own cloud gaming service in his latest video. He highlights a simple method to do on a personal computer and a more advanced server-based approach. Utilizing Parsec, along with a local alternative, the author shows how to configure a proper gaming server based on modern hardware. The video statistics show 123412 views and 5336 likes, indicating that the topic has attracted many viewers.

Marques Brownlee reviews the Rabbit R1, a portable AI device that improves response speed compared to the Humane AI pin. While it's an attractive option, many features are limited, and the battery life lasts only four hours. Priced at $200, it has a limited number of apps, making it challenging to assess its value. Nonetheless, it gains popularity with over 8.6 million views on YouTube, drawing attention to the growing need for AI technology support.

Mateusz Chrobok discusses data encryption in his video, highlighting the importance of entropy and randomness in the process. He explores innovative approaches to generating entropy, such as the use of lava lamps by Cloudflare and Samsung's true random number generators. His video has already reached 33,548 views and 2,032 likes, reflecting a growing interest in the topic.

Real Engineering’s video delves into the remarkable history of the original Game Boy, launched in 1989. Despite technological limitations like no backlight and low memory, this console achieved tremendous success. Key innovations such as using 4 instead of 6 AA batteries and modern screen technology made Game Boy more portable and cheaper to operate. As of now, the video has gained 2,621,441 views and 88,707 likes, emphasizing the significance of this iconic console's legacy.

Kuba Tlawiter from the Beyond AI channel analyzes the new language model Bielik, created by the Spiklish group. Michał from Beyond AI criticizes Kuba's incorrect assumptions, highlighting significant differences between Bielik and commercial solutions like chatGPT. Bielik is smaller and less detailed, which impacts response quality. Michał emphasizes that local language models can meet Polish users' needs and evolve in the future, building stronger solutions in Poland.

Adam Śmiałek presents the history of the ZX Spectrum in his video, highlighting the changes that took place in the 1980s in the world of computers. He emphasizes the importance of this device in the Polish market and its role in popularizing computers. Although ZX Spectrum has disappeared from the market, it still symbolizes an era. Currently, the video has 34,911 views and 1,846 likes, demonstrating its popularity.

Drew Gallatin from Netflix shared insights on FreeBSD kernel optimization during OpenFest Bulgaria. He discussed FreeBSD's role in the Open Connect network, including the use of ZFS and preference for UFS. Drew explained how switching to the 'Current' branch streamlined software management and accelerated bug identification. His presentation also covered significant achievements like the introduction of asynchronous 'send file', greatly benefiting streaming performance. The presentation has sparked interest, amassing 16,801 views and 473 likes at the time of writing.

Kanał Zero presents a public concern about spoofing, where impostors use phone numbers to deceive. The host shares an unsettling incident involving police arriving at his home due to a false report. Another alarming phone call related to the supposed accident of children follows. The video addresses the risks of technology and emphasizes the need for caution in phone communications. Currently, the video has 1,628,378 views and 72,510 likes.

Carl from Internet of Bugs critically evaluates the excessive excitement surrounding an AI named Devin. In his video, he points out the misleading statements about Devin's abilities, which in his opinion misleads not only the IT industry but society at large. He indicates that AI struggles with critical factors such as communication and true understanding of client requirements. Carl shares his own experience of completing the task in a shorter time, emphasizing that the outcome generated by Devin fell short of expectations. In the end, he suggests that internet users remain skeptical of information, especially as it relates to AI.

Mateusz Chrobok addresses the issue of online privacy, emphasizing how many people underestimate the importance of protecting their personal data. He recalls Facebook's history, which, faced with rising competition from Snapchat, resorted to new methods of data acquisition. The Israeli company Onavo, acquired by Facebook, played a key role in analyzing user behavior. The video attracted attention, achieving 44320 views and 2541 likes, showcasing the significance of the privacy topic in the digital age.