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I have spent years perfecting my gaming house. So imagine then my disappointment

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when I found out that Kenton Barta not only beat me to it, but built it better

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than I could have dreamed. And here I am

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in Austin, Texas, where everything is bigger to take you guys on an exclusive

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tour of landparty. The ultimate gamer house for

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you and 22 of your closest friends. Everything about it is mindblowing. From

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the hideaway gaming rigs to the dedicated cat bathrooms to the floor

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panels that lift up to reveal an arcade's worth of DDR dance platforms.

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And Kenton and his wife Jade spent their entire Saturday taking us around so we

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could dive deep and give you guys some inspiration for your next gaming space

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In fairness to me, Kenton did have a bit of a leg up when it came to designing

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the ultimate gamer house. I mean, for starters, his dad is low-key kind of a

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big deal in architectural design. And for another thing, this is actually V2,

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borrowing many ideas from his original Land Party House, but iterating on them,

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both in terms of refinement and in terms of scale. For starters, he used to have

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monitors at each station mounted to rails that would lift up to display

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artwork whenever they weren't in use. Only he realized that he never once used

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them for that. So, he devised a new

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system where they hide away completely.

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The grown-up playroom consists of a total of 12 completely invisible and

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inaudible gaming setups. All you have to do to deploy one is open the bottom

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cabinetry and fold down the tabletop. And that's it. For extra gamer cred,

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these 32-inch Corsair Xenon 4K 144Hz

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monitors are mounted with lowprofile articulating mounts so you can pull them

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forward and oh yeah, get in the zone or

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well, as long as you have peripherals, which he thought of. Every station

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includes a keyboard and a mouse and okay, this is a bit of an odd choice, a

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soundbar. I asked about this and Kenton

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explains that they mostly play co-op games like Deep Rock Galactic and they

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find that the advantage of being able to yell across the room at each other

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outweighs the disadvantage of soundleed. And of course, anyone who wants can plug

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a headset into the provided USB hub or

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integrated 3 and 12 mm jack. Speaking of plugging in, this is a nice touch. The

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original house had the power outlets directly behind the monitor, which is

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symmetrical, but makes plugging things in a bit of a pain in the butt if you

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bring your phone or some random other peripherals. I think the only thing that

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I would change here then is to uh maybe add a desk pad.

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ltstore.com. Above each station is a cupboard for snackies, which um Kenton,

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you might want to restock cuz I understand you've got company coming in

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a couple of hours. They actually arranged to have a land tonight. so that

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we could see everything deployed and maybe even get a couple games in before

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we have to drive up to Houston. Of course, desktop PC gaming is just one

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kind of gaming. What about the 98 in Samsung elephant in the room? Oh, for

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the more PlayStation inclined, there's a PS5 hooked up to a Morance AV receiver

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and a 5.1 electrostatic speaker setup.

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And I got to say, I absolutely love the

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thoughtful design of the built-in console up here. Unlike my setup, the

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front outlets are actually reachable, making charging your lap board or your

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controllers a piece of cake. Speaking of controllers, storage for them is built

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into the four Lazy Boy powered recliners at the back of the room. By the way,

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love to see that old school Xbox 360 wireless dongle. Look, if it works, it

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works. I do have a couple of notes. even

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angled toward the seating position. Ceiling mounted is not really ideal for

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rear speakers and some acoustic materials on this cabinetry would go a

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long way towards improving the surround sound experience in this room. With that

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said, it sounds like most of the content that Kenton listens to in here is

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stereomixed music anyway. And that is

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where these come in. Oh, it's heavy. Embedded into the concrete slab

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of this house are four, yes, four, DDR

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dance platforms from Eltech. Kenton, like me, is a big games for exercise guy

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and says he tries to use these about every other day to keep up his cardio

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fitness. Now, at this time, he hasn't actually gotten all four working at once

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yet, but it was a lot easier to put in the conduit for all four now and then

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hope the software would get easier to use later, rather than adding more

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conduit after the fact. And besides, how boring would life be without a few dozen

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items remaining on your never- ending house project? Oh, speaking of conduit,

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remember how I said that the gaming systems were inaudible? That's because I

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am officially not alone. Beside the adult playroom, excuse me, the grown-up

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playroom is what Kenton's HVAC contractor called by far the biggest

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server rack I've ever seen in a residential building. And while yes, it

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does in fact have a small AMD Epic actual server in the server rack for AI

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tinkering and a persistent Minecraft instance for the kids, the vast majority

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of these rigs are identical gaming systems that power every station in the

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house. Now, since rack mount gaming

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hasn't taken off yet, yet solidarity,

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Kenton ended up hosting a good old-fashioned PC build party with some

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of his old land buddies, and they put all 20 of these together over a couple

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of days. They're fairly modestly speced

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considering the overall LAN house budget was somewhere in the seven figure range,

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but I think Kenton mostly achieved his stated goal of hitting the price for

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performance sweet spot while keeping the systems easily manageable. On that note,

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none of these use local storage. Instead, all of them boot from a single

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network image on that server that allows games to be installed on all of them

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simultaneously. that allows them all to be kept up to date easily and allows

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them to be quickly factory reset in the

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event that a guest bungs something up. By the way, he's got a GitHub repo with

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all of the quirky workarounds that he had to use to make this setup work. That

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um would have come in handy for us recently. Why?

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His only major regret is the motherboards whose onboard 10 gig

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network cards struggle sometimes when booting over ice scuzzy leading to the

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occasional crash. Guests are going to be here in less than half an hour, by the way. So, I guess we get to go through

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the boot sequence. You want to show us how to fire it all up? Sure. What? But

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it's that easy. You just press the button. Okay, that's pretty cool. Wake

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on land kind of magic. I assume it's wake on land. Yep. Now, there are some

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disadvantages to not having hardline power buttons to all the stations. and

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he had an idea for like a networkattached USB hub of some sort

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with like relays or something so that he could power cycle them in the event of a

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crash, but hasn't gotten to it yet. Overall, I love this design. I mean,

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sure, he can't dump his waste heat into his pool, but by going with taller 4U

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cases, he also doesn't need to resort to water cooling to deal with all of this

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heat. He just lets the cool air fall down in front of the racks and then

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blasts all the hot air out into his hot

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aisle in the back where it can be picked up by the air handler and rinse and

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repeat. Apparently, by the way, at full boom, this rack can suck back about

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15,000 W. Thankfully, most games don't

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push it that hard. And Kenton has a large solar array that in February

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generates around 75 kwatt hours a day. So, I guess that takes some of the sting

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out of it, but for those wondering, yes,

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a lot of power and also a lot of networking. Let's talk about that. A

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full ubiquity setup might seem a little overkill for home, but hey, if you got

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the budget for it, boy, is it ever nice. The AI object detection in their PoE

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cameras helps Kenton sleep soundly, alerting him if anyone approaches the

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house unexpectedly. And all of these systems are wired up for 10 gig

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networking with PoE all over the house for cameras and Wi-Fi.

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Kenton acknowledges that most setups at

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this scale would probably use a patch panel and uh would probably benefit from

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better cable management, but as a software developer, he says he just plum

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wasn't familiar with them and the RJ45 terminations directly into the network

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equipment hasn't really bothered him. Uh I am going to pipe up with uh one other

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note by the way. A 208vt network

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monitored PDU probably would have been a good choice rather than a um pillar with

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power plugs in it. Um maybe a battery

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backup, but if I'm being realistic, for periodic gaming parties, this is

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probably fine. Like me, Kenton is using fiber optic DisplayPort cables to go

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from his systems to his monitors all over the house, and he's been really

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happy with his Monoprice slim cables. The longer runs to the upstairs are

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apparently working great and are like 100 ft. But unlike me, Kenton is using

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fiber optic USB cables to powered hubs for his peripherals. And he says

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sometimes these can be a little flaky, but they are much more affordable than

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Thunderbolt or Icon Dogs. Coming back out of the server room, we didn't really

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show the tinker space yet. And there's a bunch of cool stuff in here. Old

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Nintendo Power magazines, a broken Dell8K monitor, and I love this touch.

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All of Kenton's systems, other than his personal Debian Linux development

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workstation, are named for Mega Man bosses and have static network

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assignments that correspond to the boss's numbers. So, if you need to

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remember an IP address, it's as simple as consulting the Mega Man wiki. It's

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flawless. The last room in the basement is not for people. Well, not for

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regularsized people, anyway. Nope. The Landhouse has not one but two dedicated

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kitty bathrooms with pet doors and 24/7

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negative air pressure outdoor venting in order to keep litter and litter smells

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out of the rest of the house. Uh, this also happens to be where Kenton keeps

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his trophy that he won for arguing on the internet. Good job. Moving up to the

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main floor. What about second giant TV?

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This one's not quite as big, but given that it mostly gets used for Animal

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Crossing and duck game with large groups, I guess that's probably okay, at

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least for now since he had the opportunity to design and build the

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place from scratch. Kent put conduit everywhere. That means that in the long

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term, nothing would prevent him from running cables down through the back of

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this and running this off of a PC in the server room. By the way, since we're in

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here, I love this. If you look closely from now on, you're going to notice that

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everywhere that a normal house or even a gaming house would have had one network

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port. Kenton put four. That's because

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the price difference that the contractor quoted was only about 20%. So, Kenton

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was like, "Okay, I guess I'll just put an access point anywhere I want." He

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apparently has like eight or 10. He lost count. Surprisingly, the main bedroom is

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apparently pretty plain jane, other than, of course, having conduit back to

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the server room, just in case. But the kids bedrooms are amazing. First,

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there's this kitty shelf in the family room that actually goes between them for

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late night visits from the cat while still allowing them to close the doors

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for privacy. Then, there's this incredible loft bed setup. And of

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course, there's conduit back to the server room for when the kids are old

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enough to need powerful workstations. Um, should I be the one to tell them

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that they all just use Chromebooks? Now, I'm not going to tell them. This drying

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rack is awesome. It's not gaming, but I thought it was cool. So, um, let's head

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upstairs to the office. It's a little

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ironic that Kenton only moved here to be closer to Cloudflare's Austin office and

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now primarily works from home ever since co. But hey, at least he got this house

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out of it. And it's amazing with this room being one of the best. The his and

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hers workstations here both use Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 monitors, which

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essentially are two 4K monitors built

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into one and wrapped around you. And both have kinesis keyboards for better

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ergonomics. Like any D'vorak user, Kenton pointed out that he uses D'vorak.

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But no, he does not actually recommend it because he has had to personally code

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utilities for multiple platforms now that automatically switch to a certy

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layout when he holds the control key so that he can reach copy paste for crying

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out loud. What he does recommend though is the ability to seamlessly move his

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mouse between his work tower and his personal machine using an application

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called Barrier. And because this monitor is super cool, it allows you to assign

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more or less of it to each machine

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depending on the focus of the day. That is actually a pretty strong argument for

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this thing versus two equally sized 4K screens. Great flexibility. There's also

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another TV in here, although mostly gets used for music via Google Chcast. And

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there's a boardroom table that Wait, no

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way. also converts into land gaming

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paradise. You have got to be kidding me.

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In total, that puts this room at another eight gaming setups, all of which are

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wired down to the server room through a cable run that goes right down the

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middle of the table like a regular conference table. That means no heat and

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no fan noise that's kicking out into the room from any of these, even with a full

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house. This space also gets used for tabletop gaming though, so keeping it

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thin was a priority. And keep it thin, they did. Fun fact, by the way, Kenton

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designed this table himself in SketchUp and then had the cabinet maker bring it

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to life for him. Man, I got to do more stuff like that. Then maybe I too would

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have a secret drink fridge in my home office. So cool. Literally. As for the

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rest of the upstairs, it continues to be gamer AF with a couple of call rooms

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with uh essential features like quad Ethernet ports and conduit down to the

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server room. The one has a treadmill so that you can be that guy on the

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conference call whose head is bobbing around. And there's also a couple of

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guest bedrooms cuz occasionally folks will fly in from out of town for

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gettogethers and gaming parties and it's nice to be able to accommodate them on

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site. Both of them naturally also have

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3-in conduit back to the server room and networking up the wazoo. But the thing

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is, when you're running optical DisplayPort or whatever, it's kind of necessary

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to have a big conduit if you want to get the connector through. Now, I noticed

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that Kenton like me irrationally put Cat

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6A absolutely everywhere, which is always a funny conversation with

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contractors who go, I mean, yeah, I'll take your money, but like I hate working

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with this stuff. Are you sure you don't want to use Cat 5e? Please IP address is

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the last major tech feature is an intercom system to the outdoor spaces,

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but um they work about as well as my light

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switches at home for the time being. They're SIP phones and Kenton hasn't

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learned about SIP infrastructure yet. So, all they do for now is broadcast

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their IP address endlessly until you press the button again, which apparently

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the kids love to do just to troll him. So, in the middle of the night, he'll be

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like, "Is someone in our house?"

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Six. Shut up. All that remains then is to ask, "How'd I do? I'm thinking of

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starting one of those like realtor YouTube channels where I tour the houses

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that I'm listing for sale." Um, so this is kind of a trial run for me. Were you

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guys thinking of selling by any chance? No.

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I didn't tell them I was going to do that.

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