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today i brought the sega dreamcast i feel like it was 199 or 299 i'm not sure

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which we've got four controller ports this was

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popularized by the nintendo 64. but around the back

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what's this it's a modem a 56k modem and it's detachable

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it just comes right off they sort of released

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a broadband adapter which is like a 10 megabit per second Ethernet adapter uh

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they released more of them in japan but very few in the us av output and there's

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a serial port back here basically you could have it communicate between the

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two games you have the dreamcast and you have the neo geopocket version of the game

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and you could transfer data back and forth it was actually the way that

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pirates first began dumping games you could just pipe it out

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with composite if you have it on your tv

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but that would look like ass otherwise you can get a box like this this is a

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toro on the back here there are switches and one of these switches

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lets you switch between 480p which is normal vga and 15khz RGB which is

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basically 480i because not all games support 480p if the game you're playing

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does not support 480p power out the console flip the switch then power it

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back on it's an enormous pain yes but it's less of a pain than it could be

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which is you don't get to play those games this is a open source scan

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converter or ossc what it does is it takes signals like

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vga or component or scart and upscales them and

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spits them out via HDMI uh this

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abomination it's kind of like a proto xbox controller this

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is a bad analog stick and it always has been bad and always will be bad and

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there's no rubber or anything like that it's just plastic this d-pad is also bad

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in the back here we've got two slots

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yeah so this is a memory card this is a

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third-party one that has eight pages so i can flip between them with this little

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button here uh it has saves on it going back as far

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as the year 2000 when i bought it which is

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kind of mind-blowing uh this one here though

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this memory card is special it is what

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sega kind of banked on as far as the the dreamcast's

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killer app it's actually a little console you can put you can load little

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games onto it like ciao adventure from sonic adventure here and you can also

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manage your files with it and if you wanted to

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you could plug two of them together and transfer files between them it was the

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most successful video game launch like console launch

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in history up until that point and then the ps2 happened

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and then sega left the market out of all my consoles the dreamcast has a special

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place in my heart because not only was it the first one that i bought with my

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own money it was also the first one that i modded

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in any way the long story short is that you can run software on the dreamcast

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that was not published or licensed by sega emulators mp3 players you could run

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div x video players and that was the first kind of like

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spark that i had that like i could tinker with things that weren't meant to

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be tinkered with and i think that's really special okay i don't think i ever

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took the time to get good at this level though they um did a partnership with

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soap shoes yeah there's there's soap ads one thing

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about dreamcast games most of them ran at a high resolution and most of them

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ran at a high frame rate uh i brought you my macbook pro that i

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got in like 8th grade this macbook is the computer that i first started

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streaming on it's also what i edited my rig reboot on introducing my pc a

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gateway to the past found in the garage of a repossessed house which kind of you

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know got me more popularity with streaming youtube literally everything

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i'm doing right now is sort of because of that video and

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LTT in general well that coupon code is for a discount

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it's coupon the you comes after the oh

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love you guys this stuff is just random stickers people gave me and i was like i

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would put them on my laptop uh this is these are eggbert egbert is my little

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egg character he wears a bunch of different hats this is a little cut out

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of the bird that Linus drew on the lens of my rig reboot monitor and i was like

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okay i need a sticker that so i put on this bad boy because this is where rig

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reboot started i have definitely dropped this laptop a lot and ran into walls

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with it and but there's literally a sticker saying do not drop is that a LTT

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store.com yeah it is ltc but there's a part two coming for those

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different stickers new stickers better stickers the ports uh are a

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little yeah for lack of a better term

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they're not square anymore no they aren't um so sometimes i spit on it and

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then put it in and it works and i'm like i don't know why but it works so it

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charged the computer and i was like okay cool i'm pretty sure this is from

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dropping it down the stairs and then also i like i was at school and holding

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it and then i like couldn't see past the screen and i walked into a pole it still

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works you can still shove an Ethernet cable in there surprisingly some of the

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keys are sticky too because at one point

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sprite got knocked on the computer then there was chocolate milk then there was

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orange juice is there anything else you want to show us about it um these are chicken sticks

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from like costco oh my god they have like garlic chili pepper seasoning on

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them oh they're so good today i brought in my eat mule uh this is a five inch or

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six inch freestyle quadcopter that's running a dji digital transmission

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system also it says eat on the bottom and it's the first drone that i built

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from the frame up and uh i put it through hell it's seen its fair share of

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dirt and walls and power lines and trees

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and grass this one has seen a ditch it hit the

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ground so hard the battery ejected i spent just under

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700 canadian dollars on this build i

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enjoy both flying drones and i do use the video for some things the video that

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comes out of this is incredible if i wanted to add lights or you know have it

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open a claw ARM and drop something it's all something you can do drones are just

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like building computers once you're you're in the goggles it provides a sensation of

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flight that you can't get any other way it corners and accelerates like nothing

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you've ever you've ever seen i've been to drone races but i've never actually

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done any drone racing over here is actually a grid and you can connect to

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other pilots channels so if you're just a spectator you can

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watch exactly what the other pilot sees and uh you can just change the channel

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if someone else is in the lead right it's the ultimate spectator sport you

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just like sit there in your lawn chair and you you goggle up

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i'm bringing you my whole life

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it's a leica mp film camera and also

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paired with that is the leica note lux like

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50 millimeter f1 lens from 1975 which is

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like super big aperture so the apertures control like how much like light that's

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hitting on the sensor or the film so you get that sweet bokeh yes

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spent five grand canadian on this lens

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it's crazy expensive but never regret it this thing right now

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it probably works like 10 grand us probably not ever gonna sell this did

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you have to justify it to your wife that was before i got married ah see this is

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the only way which i can show you the inside

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there's nothing there's no sensor so it's all mechanical it's all

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mechanical the only electronic part is the

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light meter there's not that much of like electronic in this okay can it run

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without a battery yes then you don't have the um light meter and that's all

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that's it and you can still shoot with this camera for shooting digital i don't

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really care but like for shooting film

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especially on leica i think before i press the shutter so you develop your

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own film yes is that a sous-vide yeah for c41 which is the color negative film

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the temperature has to be staying around

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38.5 degrees otherwise you're creating

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like more greeny film or like colored shifts what do you like about leica's

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the build quality is super high it took

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me at least like a couple years to track this one i actually drove all the way to

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seattle just to pick up this camera got this in japan too bad they discontinue

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it yeah so film is getting rarer isn't it yeah this expires around like

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two years ago but still like i put it in the fridge i have like a half drawer

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like fall film so do you know what a segway is maybe

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hope you guys enjoyed it no seriously i hope you enjoyed it because i was on

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