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I just got back from the neighbors and we got the green light a hundred

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thousand dollars a year that's how much they wanted to charge us for a 100

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gigabit link between the studio here and

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the lab to which I said excuse me pardon

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I'm gonna run my own cable courtesy of infinite cables how much does this bad

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boy weigh like 100 pounds and how many fiber optic pairs are inside it I think

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it's four pairs so that's eight fibers total conceivably then we could do

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hundreds of gigabit per second assuming we had the switching equipment wow all

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right it's metal it's a little stiff because it's

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actually designed for either direct burial or outdoor applications and the

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length of it is a whopping 700 meters

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that's over 2 000 feet for my Yankee friends 2300 the good news is that this

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green belt goes all the way between the two buildings the bad news is that a lot

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of the green is pretty spiky so this is going to be

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just so I understand the plan a little bit better we've got this braided

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sleeving here that is covering our terminated fiber optic pairs these are

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very fragile what that means then is we can either pull it by this which puts

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all the strain right here or we can pull it by the armored sheath but not this

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part in between this we need to be careful with because one break and the

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whole Endeavor is wasted pretty much which would be an extremely sad day we

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could get it re-terminated but it would still suck yeah not unless we don't know

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where the brake was yeah shout out infinite cables by the

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way for sending this thing over I thought it was going to be like thousands of dollars worth of cable what

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was it like 700 bucks less than a thousand bucks

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right look at this thing it looks it looks like it should cost

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like 10 grand and Specialty

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uh I mean is this the point where we just start going

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to check in the invoice here have we figured out a point of Ingress into our

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building yet yeah what we're just gonna put it

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through the door this is just for temporary there's a door now obviously

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this kind of a fiber deployment wouldn't be strictly speaking official so we're

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just trying it as a proof of concept to see what kinds of speeds we can get and

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also to demonstrate the benefits of fiber optic cabling over copper there's

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absolutely a snowball's chance in hell that you would get any kind of copper

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signal over this distance at any kind of speed let alone this speed wait where

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are you going well I'm going right you got to go in the bush somewhere well

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yeah but we're going through the door here right so I don't need to go through

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the bush and then we'd have to backtrack to the door sure all right here we go so

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what am I just doing this myself yes here's the thing the weight of this

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cable is going to be so great once it's fully deployed that we're going to have

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to have a team of people probably positioned every 50 to 100 meters to

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help pull it once we reach the final stretch

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hahaha uh okay this is the back door I'm

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assuming we're going in the back door oh we're going in the wait what we're going

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we're we're the back door boys wait what do you mean you're going in the back

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door like the the your end we'll go in

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here right yeah needs to start snaking

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yeah oh yeah all right get on in there little doggy didn't you say you guys

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cleared this down uh no were we supposed to

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there's something clear at the other end I believe but this end should be pretty

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clear just behind the tree should be pretty clear are you even listening to yourself yeah it's behind the tree line

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you just gotta crawl through there it'll be fine yeah don't worry about it we

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changed our mind about going into the bushes any sooner than we absolutely have to unfortunately this is the end of

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the easy path and there are no shortcuts on the next leg of our journey this

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could quite possibly be the dumbest thing we've ever done yeah but it's a

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ridiculous idea and I think that makes it amazing it's one of the best projects

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I think we've done here it's like when you're a kid and you imagined what it

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would be like to have a tin can stretched all the way to your friend's house that you could talk to exactly

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this is the high-tech version of that all right in we go oh blackberries this

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one looks delicious

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this is the first hurdle that we found when we walked this yeah it's a fence

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it's not really a hurdle it's a fence okay fine he's being pedantic it's a

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high hurdle there's going to be a couple more along the way but this is our first

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wait we have to scale this can we just go around I believe there's more fence

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oh my God there's a difference I'm stuck wait a second wait oh

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uh that's going to be a negatory Chief okay so what I'm gonna do David is I'm

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Gonna Leave You here and then you're gonna watch me

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um Bush whack my way to you all right

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I'm coming at you you ready we're going Charging Bull Style

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gonna clear a path how to get seriously injured I

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don't oh no these jeans have holes

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big holes I Gotta Get Low oh God I'm not wearing a

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face shield yeah

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hi are we just gonna pass it through the fence what's up

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well that was exciting all right so now the plan is we want to cut these boys as

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low as possible and get them out of here

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that's the secret to bushwhacking you don't want to scatter everything around

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I actually spent a lot of time doing this stuff for the excellent pay of

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about two bucks an hour for my parents when I was a teenager okay here's the

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plan Dan yeah you're gonna clip it to my butt

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not the weirdest thing I've ever been asked to do so we're gonna go right here is that uh is that kosher yeah I think

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that's gonna work uh it'll protect it a little more I guess okay yeah let's do

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it and then my goal as I go is going to be to clear you guys about three feet so

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you can micro trench it

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excuse me Dan did you just call me fat

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yes what why

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you're very quick oh quick I thought you

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called me fat I also called you back oh my God

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look big booty's in fashion all right okay well hey that's not so bad good job

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are you filming vertically I am filming vertically it's a lot easier for the

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spacer Alex from Logistics is helping us because David can't get back here okay

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you gotta go horse arms yeah all right so can I just start

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walking oh heck yeah don't mind me I'm just

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laying fiber here okay just laying a big

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fat fiber right behind myself

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figure we give you an update on what actual cable this is well we're pulling

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here now unlike what we said before I I don't remember I think I might have said eight pairs it's actually six total

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fibers which means you have three pairs each pair is going to have a transmit

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and a receive fiber and those are going to plug into transceivers on either end

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currently we're going to be using a hundred gig transceivers and we're going

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to use two on either end which are aggregated together to make a 200

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gigabit link along this cable but on this fiber we could even run the three

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400 gig transceivers for 1200 gigabit one 1.2 terabit which is mind-boggling

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this is future proofing at its finest I

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don't think our video production is ever going to use anywhere near 100 Gig let

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alone 1200 gig but we could do it if we want it now inside the sheathing of this

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cable it's like a hard plastic really strong you're going to find like a

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corrugated metal layer that's going to

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be kind of cut resistant even if you were to get through this plastic there's

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actual metal in there and it's it's kind of got a ripple corrugation like this

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and then inside that there'll be like a pull cord and some like kind of

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insulation fibery stuff and then inside all of that you'll actually see the

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really small single mode fibers six it kind of feels like a hose it's

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got a little bit of like memory because of the steel

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but it's really really strong we've been reefing on it David you want to look

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down there just this run alone is 150 feet and so

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wherever Linus is in the bushes he's been in there for like an hour now he's

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probably gotten you know maybe another 200 feet we've got a long way to go

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hello hello can I help you no I'm good clearing some

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of the blackberries back here no no no but we're running a cable we

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have a unit in this building here

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all right oh I know right I could see someone was

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back here not that long ago because some of the big ones are dead

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well I'm gonna kill some of them

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all right cool man what's up Dan

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Welcome to My Party back here how do you like my path

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what you mean horrible I actually had one of the Buddies who lives over here

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come out and tell me hey thanks for clearing some of these blackberries oh

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what a nice thing for you to ow damn it for you to do so uh how far along am I I

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actually have no contacts for distance here we're technically in the final

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stretch now shut up yeah so that was the the last corner and now it's straight

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all the way to hq2 hq2 is the lab that's what a logistics

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calls it because they can't not be ours to stick to Convention well it's changed

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like six times Linus all right so I just keep going you just keep going okay Alex

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at that corner we got Jamie and them at the other corner all right I'm gonna film you now okay

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am I sliced up oh okay I thought you said that was wrong no I I made it a

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selfie it's all about the technique if you guys want some bushwhacking tech

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tips here even with big thick gloves like this if you just grab onto these

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things you are going to get your hands sliced up something nasty but you can

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see mine are fine and the reason for that is that it's all about the grabbing

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technique you've been watching me on my chest cam just grabbing these things but

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you got to grab with like a brushing motion because it breaks off the tips of

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all the ones where your hands are and then you just move these buddies around a little something like that

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no damage to the meat paws how's the radius on the back of fiber

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looks fine right now yeah okay it's like playing a VR game except the tether

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costs 700 if you break it

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can't really turn around

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all right I'm coming through oh oh I'm much taller than you ow how far

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you reckon we are well we got a bit of a there's a bit of a gap in the buildings

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now so I think that means that we've only got maybe three more to go oh my

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and the last one's ours only three more buildings yeah well they're all

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connected together come on Linus I was wrong

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I was wrong what you wrong never I think we're only

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at lab one what yeah we've made it farther is it we've

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only made it like two buildings so we have another

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four five six seven buildings to go I think seven uh roughly and these are the

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small ones they turn into warehouses soon like ours all right cool

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this is neat let's check this out I haven't done anything here

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oh it's beautiful not bad right no so all we gotta do is give it a little oh

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my neck it's not gonna lie we're running out of steam a little bit

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here boys do you want a tag team

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Serge is going to be back to the backer I got this all right I'm not gonna give

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up now Linus is taking this all on himself

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Wilds of Langley BC Canada

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we have a line of Sebastian in its native habitat

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we're gonna need some backup here look at the density of this hey Serge

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hey all right Serge is here we got the

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cavalry's here give it a no no just just Chuck it up up and over oh God

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I'm ready sir

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halfway along the final stretch you say it's uh it might be a little bit more

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than that actually it doesn't feel like much of a halfway point

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honestly I wish we were back to the brambles at this point because these

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dead bitsy trees are so dense and some

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of the branches are so thick I don't even think I could cut them with this it's going to be extremely slow going

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from here yeah

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I'm stepping out into the light

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it's updated a hundred meters

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oh you're close Linus it's only a freaking Olympic Sprint race away

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okay

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how'd you find the easy way I crawled through all that what oh it's like this

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for like two kilometers shut up is not for two columns

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along those two kilometers oh okay what's up YouTube oh my oh

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I got myself pretty good there whoops yeah your next uh don't look at your

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neck oh yeah Battle Scars all good

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you should have brought a helmet it's actually made it I should have brought a helmet I'm in a lot of pain right now oh

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hi David I don't know if they want me pulling the

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cable or not but I'm I'm pulling it

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found a path do you know what I'm supposed to be

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doing right now wait nobody's pulling cable anymore how long when did

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everybody go back to the office David they're done they're they're out they're

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gone for the day yeah nobody told me so

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we're just standing here like idiots no no it didn't come for me

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all right see you later oh my goodness this shirt is not dark green David oh I

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am

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okay so it's not super breathable but

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look at this hey

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you got you guys saw what I was doing in those bushes this is what the

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unprotected Parts oh my gosh holy cow wow

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Workshop jacket lttstore.com

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and we're here okay I staged the whole being in the

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bush thing I showed you guys it was like a clear shot over here from where we

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left off but that's okay I didn't really want to go in and start

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bushwhacking again anyway

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this is it we're through the door lab two

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where are we testing this keep going keep going okay keep going

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the switch is over here well I don't

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yeah that's why I asked you where I'm going

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I asked you I ask you where I'm going

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you say keep going I go and you tell me

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I went too far this is exactly what I'm talking about I didn't hear you you

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didn't bull you didn't hear me why would

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you say keep going if you didn't hear me oh one thing I gotta say is this

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experience has given me a whole new level of respect for the crews that run

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these fiber lines all over our cities like

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shout out you guys are doing the Lord's work because it is not easy

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it's heavy and cumbersome

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oh that was only part of the journey we still don't know if the cable even works

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but first we're gonna show you guys the switching equipment that we're going to

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be using to get our 200 gigabit link

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between the two buildings you know we could do 300 right what really we could

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do three I mean there's three pairs I'm super down I only bought optics for two

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okay 200 gigabit link this right here is the

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Microtech CRS 504-4 xq-i-n and pretty

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much that's all it does four 100 gigabit

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ports and then you got your Management Port and that's it dual redundant power

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supplies oh oh hold on hold on Dual redundant power supplies it can also be

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PoE powered it can also be powered by DC

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power if you want shot power yeah this

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switch only draws 25 watts Max without Optics

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25 watts it does it does what and it has

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four 100 gigabit links yeah purpose-built Hardware but how much is

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this bad boy yes two grand 800 bucks shut up yeah I've seen them on

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sale for seven too do you know what I would have given for this when we

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started this company yeah like my parts of my soul all right actually we haven't

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even talked about our objects shout out to fs.com by the way these guys have

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basically made fiber optic networking affordable and accessible to normal

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people like it's intercompatible with all this different gear you don't have

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to pretty much worry about proprietary oh it doesn't work with this one you can

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go on their website and pick any manufacturer you want and there's

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actually a box you can get to plug these transceivers in and reprogram them on

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the Fly that is so cool yeah these ones are going to be two kilometer range our

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run is about 700 meters currently we add a little bit on the ends and maybe we're

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at like 800 meters these might be too powerful so we're gonna have to use a

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fiber optic power meter to see what kind of output these are doing because if you

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have too much power you can burn out either end more is not necessarily

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better you got to remember Guys these are lasers and these are highly sensed

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positive receivers on either side you don't want to go using like a 40

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kilometer transceiver on a two kilometer run now you won't do that because

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they're expensive this is the minimum we

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could get while still hitting our range requirements now can we get something

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that will tone her down yeah it's called an attenuator beautiful it just goes in

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line but we'll worry about that for later it'll be fine to run just to test

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okay where where did we leave the cable on this oh it's just sitting outside

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I've been back here for a while I'm just just chilling out there busy going

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through the wait it's just outside yeah Jake what we just left it outside it's

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been two days what else are we gonna do I don't know worse comes to worse

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somebody broke it oh look it's still there wow what the hell dude it's just it

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literally just toss it in the bushes yeah so whatever I guess it's a

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temporary installer now the question is do we want to run this inside or do we

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just patch it here uh I think we can run into run it inside just roll the spool

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yeah we'll roll we'll roll this monster let's do it let's do it

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this is this is what we call a Canadian Wheel you just carry it where are we

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going uh to the server room you know server room yeah well because we want to

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hook it up to the rest of the stuff right I guess so

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foreign it's water Mark it's a series of

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of no don't take off that side don't take off that side why not because we

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still need to pull it through stuff maybe no we don't we're gonna go right there

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not I mean later oh oh take off the other side yeah here

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just let go oh my god there you go oh my god oh you just whacked it oh it's fine

00:19:52.919 --> 00:19:57.780
it's like indestructible glass

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it's like Corning Glass remember what we did to this place yeah

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but is it like the is it like the like very good thing or that yeah yeah I

00:20:04.440 --> 00:20:09.720
think you're making this up it is Corning Glass well yeah I know but

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Corning makes like durable ones and they make like high performance ones I

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suspect this is high performance it's um

00:20:15.299 --> 00:20:21.059
you make whatever you're about to say you're pulling out of your ass so there's no point in even saying it I

00:20:19.679 --> 00:20:26.580
don't want to hear it okay let's go we should definitely pay

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attention to which ones we're using and then we got our make sure we plug in the

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same ones on the other I won't know real quick so we got lc1a lc1b and uh lc2a

00:20:34.320 --> 00:20:41.280
and 2B all right it's plugged into our 100 Gig Dell switch so we've got we've

00:20:39.120 --> 00:20:45.419
got connectivity to the rest of the machines on our Network and all that I'd

00:20:43.440 --> 00:20:50.400
like to just take a brief moment and clarify that we would never recommend

00:20:48.539 --> 00:20:55.260
doing something like this for any kind of long-term deployment this is just a

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meme like it's just for the jokes we wanted to see if we could do it and the

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cable was shockingly affordable so we were like oh that oh my God could this

00:21:01.799 --> 00:21:08.460
be done we needed to film in one of our neighbors fenced off yards BC plant

00:21:06.179 --> 00:21:12.240
Healthcare they do like arborist work and a variety of other things maybe

00:21:10.440 --> 00:21:15.980
we'll throw their website up here so I had to knock on their door and say uh

00:21:14.280 --> 00:21:20.760
hey here's a weird thing we're doing hilarious I walked through the door and

00:21:18.840 --> 00:21:24.720
one of their workers is like what's up Linus I guess you're here asking about

00:21:22.799 --> 00:21:29.820
that fiber run you guys were planning I watch when so and I'm like don't worry I

00:21:27.720 --> 00:21:33.179
already primed my boss on it you know what they asked for

00:21:31.260 --> 00:21:37.860
screwdrivers and backpacks for other techs and I was like you know what no

00:21:35.460 --> 00:21:41.820
problem we got you all right all right we ready yeah it

00:21:40.080 --> 00:21:47.580
looks like it's Blinky blinking so it's at least connected on this side

00:21:44.039 --> 00:21:50.220
oh that's not good so I'm finding a

00:21:47.580 --> 00:21:54.059
little bit confusing Jake is oh no this is not a fourth fiber pan no it's the

00:21:52.860 --> 00:21:58.740
pull cord oh it's just wrapped around here and taped and stuff okay and then this guy

00:21:57.240 --> 00:22:02.460
right here is just what like a stiffening rod down there it might just

00:22:00.720 --> 00:22:04.980
be stuck in here yeah does it actually good on the middle yeah it goes down I

00:22:03.960 --> 00:22:12.520
want to plug it in I'm plugging it in all right take it too long oh my God holy

00:22:13.940 --> 00:22:19.260
you see a hundred gig right there

00:22:17.039 --> 00:22:22.380
just like that hey it just works activity and everything okay let's try

00:22:21.419 --> 00:22:29.220
pair two okay noise no way not only

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if we were able to leave something like this deployed not only could we spend

00:22:31.860 --> 00:22:38.580
zero dollars per month to maintain it but we could actually have double the

00:22:35.580 --> 00:22:41.159
link speed of what we were quoted mm-hmm

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you know with this fiber we could do three times 400 gig we could do 1.2

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terabit we stole this computer from the keyboard

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testing robot look at this monitor go okay we're good we're good this ubiquity

00:22:53.280 --> 00:22:58.620
switch has ah here we go 25 gigabit

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uplinks right here to connect these switches then we're going to take our

00:22:59.840 --> 00:23:07.500
qsfp28 port and we're gonna use a breakout cable that goes to four sfp28

00:23:05.220 --> 00:23:12.360
ports the Q is for Quad so this will do 100 Gig and these sfp28s will do 25

00:23:10.860 --> 00:23:17.100
gigabit the problem is we don't have that cable but thankfully oh perfect

00:23:14.880 --> 00:23:21.780
timing thanks Dan and thanks to fs.com yeah

00:23:20.400 --> 00:23:28.440
this is the thing I was talking about one of these to four of those neat right

00:23:26.280 --> 00:23:33.799
plugging into our 10 gig card I know 10 gig isn't 100 Gig but realistically with

00:23:31.200 --> 00:23:37.679
Windows File Explorer we're not going to be getting more than

00:23:35.700 --> 00:23:41.400
that speed to a single client anyway the reason that we would need a link speed

00:23:39.360 --> 00:23:45.000
this fat would be because there's going to be anywhere from 20 to 30 people

00:23:43.380 --> 00:23:51.840
working out of this building right from day one uh I don't know what the password is

00:23:48.780 --> 00:23:53.940
though I guessed it

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to the Mainframe hello again Manjaro it's been a while

00:23:56.760 --> 00:24:03.299
that's fast internet look at that it's Snappy it's 100 do a speed test

00:24:01.039 --> 00:24:07.860
definitely won't be a hundred Meg yeah okay so that's that's 100 megabit per

00:24:05.280 --> 00:24:11.100
second uh hell yeah brother uh okay so wait why are we using the Management

00:24:09.000 --> 00:24:15.240
Port uh because you've been doing so it's not making a link to that switch a

00:24:13.860 --> 00:24:19.740
lot of the times when you're breaking up 100 Gig you have to go on and explicitly

00:24:17.220 --> 00:24:23.400
tell it you can break up into 425 gig Lanes so we gotta check the switch and

00:24:21.659 --> 00:24:27.960
see all right it's detecting the cable and it's gone

00:24:25.500 --> 00:24:32.520
I was trying a transceiver that's not necessarily Microtech compatible earlier

00:24:30.059 --> 00:24:36.600
and it was exhibiting the same behavior okay so we'll try the other transceiver

00:24:34.799 --> 00:24:40.140
and then see how it goes uh well this isn't a transceiver this is

00:24:38.520 --> 00:24:43.200
a cable it's like a direct cable oh shoot

00:24:41.580 --> 00:24:49.640
so this this splitter uh it doesn't it doesn't

00:24:46.500 --> 00:24:52.679
like the splitter man I love these like

00:24:49.640 --> 00:24:54.720
beefy freaking cables here

00:24:52.679 --> 00:25:00.480
you just need a couple conductors to do 100 Gig yeah these are copper that's why

00:24:58.260 --> 00:25:04.320
they're so thick the other the Fiber One the reason that's so thick is just from

00:25:02.280 --> 00:25:08.460
all the armor and protection on it yeah the actual fiber in there is like so

00:25:06.240 --> 00:25:11.400
small you can barely see it yeah do we have a fan anywhere oh isn't there a

00:25:10.320 --> 00:25:16.740
bunch of Noctua fans because this will get hot oh freaking egg all right uh yeah one

00:25:15.059 --> 00:25:21.360
moment please unfortunately we couldn't find any cooling fans here and it's a

00:25:18.659 --> 00:25:26.039
long walk back to the office but we did find this leaf blower

00:25:23.580 --> 00:25:30.120
you're not gonna actually don't blow it at me please oh yeah do you mind dad I

00:25:28.500 --> 00:25:34.380
mean do you deny that it will keep that network card cool as long as you don't

00:25:32.039 --> 00:25:41.360
blow it at me or in my ear I wouldn't blow it at you oh that is pretty hot

00:25:36.960 --> 00:25:41.360
okay one sec let's give her a little uh

00:25:45.900 --> 00:25:51.960
cool look Jake it's barely warm to the touch now

00:25:49.320 --> 00:25:55.980
it's almost like fans cool things oh yeah here we go something's changed uh

00:25:54.240 --> 00:26:01.080
we're on Windows now we've got a connect X6 car instead of connect X4 and our Wii

00:25:58.980 --> 00:26:05.340
Connect Xing right now let's see let's see where connect X did this should be a

00:26:03.960 --> 00:26:09.559
hundred gig show me the 100 Gig come on come on come

00:26:07.260 --> 00:26:15.360
on come on all right oh that's freaking amazing

00:26:13.200 --> 00:26:20.419
okay I mean yeah yeah first things first we just got to do like like like

00:26:17.220 --> 00:26:20.419
internet speed test

00:26:21.140 --> 00:26:27.779
obviously this isn't our full 10 gig internet speed but there just aren't

00:26:26.159 --> 00:26:31.799
speed test servers that are fast enough for us to get that full speed anyway

00:26:29.400 --> 00:26:35.820
this is all Urban fiber had they did their best now let's go ahead and why

00:26:34.080 --> 00:26:42.120
don't we just do like a file transfer I guess right we're using a SATA SSD I was

00:26:39.840 --> 00:26:48.900
like oh why is this speed so unimpressive I'm only getting

00:26:45.380 --> 00:26:52.380
600 megabytes a second

00:26:48.900 --> 00:26:54.539
because my local storage operates at

00:26:52.380 --> 00:27:00.960
like less than a tenth the speed of my network connection yeah so it went from

00:26:56.820 --> 00:27:04.640
700 all the way down to three this poor

00:27:00.960 --> 00:27:09.059
SSD wrap the system is like at 100

00:27:04.640 --> 00:27:11.100
utilization she's wrapping the bed

00:27:09.059 --> 00:27:17.159
task manager won't even open it's like when your SSD is at 100 utilization

00:27:13.380 --> 00:27:19.500
though yeah are you ready I'm ready this

00:27:17.159 --> 00:27:27.860
is RAM disk to server so we're about to see the limit of Windows File Transfer

00:27:22.400 --> 00:27:30.860
you should bring up whoa whoa let's go

00:27:27.860 --> 00:27:32.940
hit 1.7 for a second

00:27:30.860 --> 00:27:37.980
whoa okay here let's do something more exciting how about this that is well

00:27:34.440 --> 00:27:39.720
inexpensive 10 gigabits even if we had a

00:27:37.980 --> 00:27:47.820
10 gigabit how about that that's that's well holy crap we're at 44 45 gigabits

00:27:44.520 --> 00:27:49.980
per second this is incredible

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00:28:41.460 --> 00:28:49.020
big naysayer for this not that stupid right yeah well we can't keep it so

00:28:46.200 --> 00:28:54.600
there's a lot of work and now we get to just pull it back

00:28:52.100 --> 00:28:57.720
there's always the dish yeah

00:28:56.039 --> 00:29:01.559
now that I've seen this the dish is never going to impress me again though

00:28:59.480 --> 00:29:05.640
if you guys enjoyed this video maybe check out the one where we ran air fiber

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