Technology channels and playlists

Luke Smith: Focuses on Linux, privacy, free software and all around tips, this one is worth a while checking out. "Everything you're looking for is here: http://lukesmith.xyz".

Mental Outlaw Similar category as Luke Smith, but different styles. Worth checking it out. "This channel is dedicated to helping people become more proficient with linux, programming, scripting, and software in general. Some of the videos you'll find on this channel include Bash scripting tutorials Vim tutorials Installation guides for many different linux distros (including Arch, Kali, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and Gentoo) Free software Minimalism VirtualBox Optimizing Privacy and Security in your browser and desktop. And other L33t nerd stuff."

Rob Braxman Tech: Digital privacy is important now a days, this is your guy for it. "I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest hacker and technologist. I use my extensive knowledge of cybersecurity and tech to serve the public good. There are enough tech people focused on the corporate side. Very few care about what happens to the average person. I care about privacy. I warn you of digital manipulation, disinformation, mass surveillance. I also discuss alternative communication modes especially with a prepper focus. I discuss HAM radio, SDR, QRP modes, Digital modes when running portable. I am a General Class licensed HAM radio operator. I'm a successful software architect and have built many enterprise systems. I also have an open-source social media app Brax.Me"

DistroTube: A little bit drier than the above, but has some really good info. "DistroTube (DT) is a YouTube channel started by me, Derek Taylor (also DT), in October 2017. Topics include Linux distro reviews, news, opinion and tutorials.  Some of my favorite topics include the command line, tiling window managers, vim and emacs, free software and open source software".

Traversy Media: Great for learning how to program and still great some content for more advanced programmers."Traversy Media features the best online web development and programming tutorials for all of the latest web technologies including Node.js, Angular 2, React.js, PHP, Rails, HTML, CSS and much more."

freeCodeCamp.org: A lot of content for both beginners and advanced programmers. They have an online platform which goes along with the channel. "We're an open source community of busy people who learn to code and build projects for nonprofits".

The Net Ninja: A great resource to learn web development, top tier. "Black-belt your development skills. Tutorials on: - Modern JavaScript (beginner to advanced) - Node.js - React - Vue.js - Firebase - MongoDB - HTML & CSS - Plus loads more..."

Academind: Another good and authentic channel regarding web development. "There's always something to learn! Whether you want to have look at Angular Tutorials or Guides, Vue.js, other Frontend Development Content or Data Science Topics or anything else - you're probably right!".