{"video_id":"GXXPHnm3vgw","title":"Closer Look - Mac Storage Upgrade","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2025-07-08T14:53:29Z","duration_s":2583,"segments":[{"start_s":0.0,"end_s":5.171,"text":"Collin: Alright, and now we just have to disassemble the- Or remove the logic board. 2 00:00:05.338 --> 00:00:09.309 First, we've got some T3 screws to pull out of all these covers. 3 00:00:09.309 --> 00:00:13.113 I mean, I'm sure Apple thoroughly tested this design choice before they implemented it. 4 00:00:13.113 --> 00:00:14.414 Linus: Ah, well... 5 00:00:14.514 --> 00:00:15.315 Collin: *Laughs* 6 00:00:16.616 --> 00:00:18.585 Linus: I don't know that I'd go that far, but sure. 7 00:00:20.186 --> 00:00:21.721 Collin: It's Apple, they do a lot of testing. 8 00:00:22.255 --> 00:00:23.390 Linus: Oh, you know what I could do? 9 00:00:26.626 --> 00:00:28.595 Linus: We actually have another precision kit. 10 00:00:28.628 --> 00:00:30.330 Linus: What about second parts tray? 11 00:00:30.397 --> 00:00:34.701 Collin: Yeah, I'll use that for the non-covers, because this is like the bulk of it. 12 00:00:34.701 --> 00:00:35.635 Linus: Yeah, anything's good. 13 00:00:37.404 --> 00:00:43.143 Collin: Pretty sure all these screws are the same anyway, so not too worried. 14 00:00:44.277 --> 00:00:44.978 Linus: Can I help? 15 00:00:45.912 --> 00:00:46.980 Collin: You sure can, if you want to. 16 00:00:46.980 --> 00:00:48.715 Linus: I mean yeah, sure, what is this, a T5? 17 00:00:48.815 --> 00:00:49.382 Collin: T3. 18 00:00:49.416 --> 00:00:50.784 Linus: T3, derp. 19 00:00:51.117 --> 00:00:53.486 Collin: Don't cam them out, because they will strip. 20 00:00:54.954 --> 00:00:55.922 Linus: I would never. 21 00:00:57.357 --> 00:00:58.792 Linus: Uh, which ones do you want out? 22 00:00:59.292 --> 00:01:00.727 Collin: Well actually I finished all of them. 23 00:01:01.561 --> 00:01:02.128 Collin: *Laughs* 24 00:01:03.430 --> 00:01:04.097 Man: Hahahaha. 25 00:01:04.097 --> 00:01:05.331 Collin: Hahahahaha. 26 00:01:05.565 --> 00:01:07.467 Linus: I will stick to being the lovely assistant. 27 00:01:08.301 --> 00:01:10.570 Collin: Now I just gotta unplug everything. 28 00:01:13.039 --> 00:01:17.177 Collin: Now the rest of them should be T5s, except for these. 29 00:01:17.210 --> 00:01:19.079 Linus: Oh, so I was only sort of wrong... aren't I? 30 00:01:19.179 --> 00:01:19.546 Collin: Nope. 31 00:01:19.579 --> 00:01:20.480 Linus: Alright, where do you want them? 32 00:01:21.448 --> 00:01:23.583 Collin: Just in their positions, so those three in a row. 33 00:01:23.616 --> 00:01:27.454 Collin: Yep, perfect; and then there's one more right here. 34 00:01:27.854 --> 00:01:30.390 Collin: The rest are T3s. 35 00:01:31.157 --> 00:01:33.193 Linus: The most painless of screwdriver bits. 36 00:01:33.860 --> 00:01:34.828 Linus: Got codeine in them. 37 00:01:34.828 --> 00:01:35.562 Collin: Oh, nice. 38 00:01:35.562 --> 00:01:37.330 Linus: You know, it's a joke. 39 00:01:37.430 --> 00:01:38.865 Linus: Tylenol 3s, T3s. 40 00:01:38.965 --> 00:01:39.399 Collin: Oh. 41 00:01:39.432 --> 00:01:40.934 Linus: Oh, is that not a slang in America? 42 00:01:40.934 --> 00:01:41.501 Collin: I mean, it's not. 43 00:01:41.501 --> 00:01:41.901 Linus: Okay. 44 00:01:42.035 --> 00:01:43.536 Collin: Not one I'm aware of at least. 45 00:01:43.536 --> 00:01:45.872 Linus: Yeah, Tylenol 3, we call them T3s. 46 00:01:46.005 --> 00:01:46.439 Collin: Oh. 47 00:01:46.473 --> 00:01:47.140 Linus: They're the good s***. 48 00:01:47.140 --> 00:01:48.174 Collin: Never heard that in my life. 49 00:01:48.308 --> 00:01:50.343 Linus and Collin: *Laughs* 50 00:01:50.677 --> 00:01:52.946 Linus: He's a believer; I like them already. 51 00:01:55.348 --> 00:01:56.349 Collin: Some of these are a pain. 52 00:01:56.382 --> 00:01:57.517 Collin: There we go. 53 00:01:59.853 --> 00:02:02.555 Linus: There's so much stuff that Apple does that I just look at and I go, 54 00:02:03.656 --> 00:02:06.159 there were so many easier ways to do this. 55 00:02:06.860 --> 00:02:07.794 Collin: There we go. 56 00:02:07.827 --> 00:02:10.864 Linus: Alright, but we're not going to pick up those components; 57 00:02:10.864 --> 00:02:12.165 we're going to pick up this one now, right? 58 00:02:12.165 --> 00:02:12.966 Collin: Yes, that's correct. 59 00:02:12.966 --> 00:02:13.833 Linus: Okay, you need hot air then? 60 00:02:13.867 --> 00:02:14.567 Collin: Yep. 61 00:02:17.570 --> 00:02:19.706 Collin: Oh, I forgot; I need my weight. 62 00:02:19.772 --> 00:02:20.707 Linus: Is video game. 63 00:02:22.175 --> 00:02:23.476 Linus: I thought I was the dead weight. 64 00:02:23.610 --> 00:02:24.043 Linus: Nope. 65 00:02:24.811 --> 00:02:26.079 Collin: Unless you want to get your hand burned. 66 00:02:27.814 --> 00:02:30.884 Collin: And you can only do that once the board gets to a suitable temperature. 67 00:02:30.917 --> 00:02:34.187 Collin: Alright, so with that done, where's the... 68 00:02:35.688 --> 00:02:37.824 Alex: The board's now about 100 degrees. 69 00:02:37.824 --> 00:02:39.692 Linus: Oh, you brought the thermal camera! 70 00:02:39.726 --> 00:02:40.326 Man: I brought the thermal camera. 71 00:02:40.326 --> 00:02:41.294 Linus: Wicked smart. 72 00:02:47.867 --> 00:02:49.335 Collin: Need to change tips on this. 73 00:02:56.342 --> 00:02:59.379 Linus: Just a little bit of casual disassembly before reassembly, you know? 74 00:03:00.046 --> 00:03:01.748 Linus: Just casual things that people do. 75 00:03:03.449 --> 00:03:07.020 Linus: Are you moving it around in order to get more even heat distribution 76 00:03:07.020 --> 00:03:07.587 or are you shaking? 77 00:03:07.587 --> 00:03:08.321 Collin: No, I'm just nervous. 78 00:03:08.488 --> 00:03:08.955 Linus: Cool. 79 00:03:09.822 --> 00:03:11.658 Collin: My hands usually don't shake this much. 80 00:03:12.492 --> 00:03:13.059 Linus: Hahahaha. 81 00:03:14.961 --> 00:03:17.363 Linus: Is there anything that I can do to put you more at ease? 82 00:03:17.430 --> 00:03:18.731 Collin: Nope, I'll just have to get used to it. 83 00:03:18.731 --> 00:03:19.499 Linus: Okay, cool. 84 00:03:20.233 --> 00:03:21.067 Linus: I could shut up. 85 00:03:21.067 --> 00:03:22.502 Linus: Actually, that's a lie; I can't shut up. 86 00:03:24.938 --> 00:03:26.940 Linus: This makes me feel so much better, 87 00:03:26.940 --> 00:03:31.311 because I always try to solder stuff in our studio and it never works. 88 00:03:31.344 --> 00:03:35.081 I don't know what it is; must be something about our room temperature, 89 00:03:35.114 --> 00:03:36.516 or humidity or something. 90 00:03:36.616 --> 00:03:40.587 Linus: But seeing you struggle too to do something that you always do 91 00:03:40.587 --> 00:03:43.089 Linus: makes me feel so much better about the time that I've tried to do this. 92 00:03:43.089 --> 00:03:44.624 Collin: I just got to get used to new tools, you know? 93 00:03:44.624 --> 00:03:46.826 Collin: I'm not... These aren't my usual tools. 94 00:03:46.926 --> 00:03:47.427 Linus: Yeah. 95 00:03:47.961 --> 00:03:49.596 Collin: But what you're smelling is the flux. 96 00:03:52.465 --> 00:03:53.566 Linus: It's kind of like the pool. 97 00:03:54.000 --> 00:03:55.168 Linus: If you like the smell of the pool, 98 00:03:55.168 --> 00:03:57.904 what you actually like is the smell of the chemical reaction with the urine. 99 00:03:58.104 --> 00:03:59.072 Collin: Hahahaha. 100 00:04:01.441 --> 00:04:03.509 Linus: I heard that, I don't think that's actually true. 101 00:04:03.509 --> 00:04:05.345 I think that's more of an urban myth. 102 00:04:07.347 --> 00:04:10.016 But someone told me that once and I thought it was funny, so I repeat it. 103 00:04:11.284 --> 00:04:13.353 Linus: Sodder wick is great; just don't kill its dog. 104 00:04:14.988 --> 00:04:19.092 Linus: It's my entire contribution here; I'm literally just comedic relief. 105 00:04:21.361 --> 00:04:25.431 Linus: I feel like with how many early generation Macs are going to need upgrades like this, 106 00:04:26.833 --> 00:04:30.136 Linus: you're going to have more and more customers for this kind of service. 107 00:04:30.136 --> 00:04:31.437 Collin: Oh yeah, I'm not surprised. 108 00:04:31.437 --> 00:04:32.639 Collin: I wouldn't be surprised. 109 00:04:33.706 --> 00:04:35.608 Collin: I did miss one there, so I'm going to go back. 110 00:04:36.876 --> 00:04:37.277 Linus: Cool. 111 00:04:38.211 --> 00:04:39.946 Alex: I don't know if I'd call those big, but yeah. 112 00:04:39.946 --> 00:04:41.047 Linus: Yeah, it's all relative. 113 00:04:41.247 --> 00:04:41.614 Alex: Yeah. 114 00:04:44.417 --> 00:04:45.685 Collin: They're big in my eyes. 115 00:04:45.718 --> 00:04:46.819 Linus: I convinced my wife they're big. 116 00:04:47.954 --> 00:04:48.421 Linus: Alright. 117 00:04:50.690 --> 00:04:51.591 Collin: Fix the alignment. 118 00:04:52.125 --> 00:04:54.761 Linus: I mean, it's good enough for me. Collin: There. 119 00:04:55.061 --> 00:04:56.496 Collin: It's not good enough for me. 120 00:04:58.464 --> 00:04:59.098 Collin: Perfect. 121 00:05:01.834 --> 00:05:03.169 Linus: I have my own name for them. 122 00:05:03.803 --> 00:05:05.071 Linus: I call them Nightmare Tear. 123 00:05:05.405 --> 00:05:06.306 Collin: Hahaha. 124 00:05:06.906 --> 00:05:08.841 Linus: I'm not going to have to do anything that small, right? 125 00:05:09.342 --> 00:05:09.842 Collin: No. 126 00:05:10.009 --> 00:05:10.810 Linus: Cool. Collin: No. 127 00:05:13.780 --> 00:05:14.547 Linus: Wild. 128 00:05:15.214 --> 00:05:18.818 Linus: Because even though MacOS has very little market share compared to Windows, 129 00:05:19.919 --> 00:05:24.290 Mac compared to almost any other individual PC maker 130 00:05:24.324 --> 00:05:27.327 is actually really strong in terms of market share; 131 00:05:27.327 --> 00:05:29.762 and when you consider how few SKUs Apple has, 132 00:05:29.796 --> 00:05:34.367 the individual models are just like mind-blowingly popular 133 00:05:34.400 --> 00:05:37.704 compared to almost any other individual model of mobile computer. 134 00:05:39.472 --> 00:05:40.540 Collin: Going to have to stand up. 135 00:05:40.673 --> 00:05:44.043 Linus: That's how they can afford to do their own panels, their own SSDs, 136 00:05:44.243 --> 00:05:46.646 their own... I mean well processors even. 137 00:05:46.646 --> 00:05:48.381 Collin: How do you turn this off? 138 00:05:48.915 --> 00:05:50.216 Linus: I don't know, good question. 139 00:05:51.150 --> 00:05:52.418 Linus: I could do that, I just don't want to. 140 00:05:56.122 --> 00:05:57.590 Linus: They're never going to work with me. 141 00:05:59.158 --> 00:06:02.729 Collin: So if you're curious, this is all the components that need to be installed on there. 142 00:06:03.162 --> 00:06:04.097 Linus: Sorry. 143 00:06:10.036 --> 00:06:10.436 Linus: Oh. 144 00:06:12.672 --> 00:06:14.941 Collin: It doesn't produce enough fumes, it doesn't really make a difference. 145 00:06:14.941 --> 00:06:15.675 Linus: I mean... 146 00:06:20.713 --> 00:06:22.715 Collin: It's a little smoky, but it's fine. 147 00:06:22.715 --> 00:06:24.817 Linus: It doesn't hurt to draw it away. 148 00:06:26.219 --> 00:06:27.553 Collin: flux smells good. 149 00:06:27.587 --> 00:06:29.689 Linus: I know, I don't disagree with you, but... 150 00:06:29.789 --> 00:06:32.658 Collin and Linus: *Laughs* 151 00:06:33.025 --> 00:06:36.662 Linus: I also love the smell of gunpowder, it's so good. 152 00:06:36.796 --> 00:06:38.331 Collin: Yeah; that one's good too. 153 00:06:38.331 --> 00:06:38.798 Linus: Yeah. 154 00:06:38.931 --> 00:06:39.799 Collin: That one's good too. 155 00:06:41.167 --> 00:06:42.402 Linus: Yeah. 156 00:06:43.369 --> 00:06:45.705 Collin: And non-catalyzed exhaust. 157 00:06:45.705 --> 00:06:48.441 Linus: Why are all the things that are bad for us so good smelling? 158 00:06:48.441 --> 00:06:49.075 Collin: I know. 159 00:06:50.910 --> 00:06:51.611 Linus: It's not fair. 160 00:06:53.813 --> 00:06:55.481 Linus: What kind of God? 161 00:06:58.384 --> 00:06:59.218 Linus: He didn't believe me. 162 00:06:59.252 --> 00:07:00.319 Collin: Hahahaha. 163 00:07:00.353 --> 00:07:04.123 Linus: He sat here to my face, said that he didn't believe I would steer him wrong, 164 00:07:04.123 --> 00:07:05.158 Linus: and then tested it anyway. Collin: It's feels like plast- 165 00:07:05.224 --> 00:07:08.828 Collin: You know, I'd rather not have a molten pile of plastic in front of me right now. 166 00:07:08.961 --> 00:07:10.430 Linus: What? After all the work you put into that, 167 00:07:10.430 --> 00:07:12.231 you don't want to just put plastic all over it? 168 00:07:12.231 --> 00:07:12.665 Collin: Exactly. 169 00:07:12.665 --> 00:07:13.433 Linus: That's crazy. 170 00:07:14.200 --> 00:07:16.436 Linus: I tried, but I missed; so now it's clean. 171 00:07:17.103 --> 00:07:17.437 Collin: Good. 172 00:07:17.437 --> 00:07:18.471 Linus: Or at least it's still clean. 173 00:07:18.471 --> 00:07:18.838 Linus: Okay. 174 00:07:18.838 --> 00:07:20.540 Collin: It'll get heated to 350 degrees, it's fine. 175 00:07:20.540 --> 00:07:21.541 Linus: Yeah. 176 00:07:21.574 --> 00:07:22.975 Collin: So you've got to be careful; 177 00:07:22.975 --> 00:07:25.344 you don't want this to warp in the wrong direction, you can see... 178 00:07:26.212 --> 00:07:29.015 Linus: Do you ever worry about Apple kind of going after your channel, 179 00:07:29.048 --> 00:07:33.719 trying to demonetize your videos, something-something proprietary information? 180 00:07:33.753 --> 00:07:36.989 Collin: Um you know I have thought about that, 181 00:07:37.023 --> 00:07:41.561 but so far it hasn't happened and I feel like if it were to happen, 182 00:07:41.561 --> 00:07:44.697 it would have already done- It would have already happened. 183 00:07:47.767 --> 00:07:50.436 Linus: I feel like they've got their hands full dealing with the European Union these days. 184 00:07:50.470 --> 00:07:51.771 Collin: That is also true. 185 00:07:54.307 --> 00:07:54.740 Linus: Is this on? 186 00:07:55.308 --> 00:07:55.741 Collin: No. 187 00:07:55.775 --> 00:07:57.543 Linus: Oh, it probably should be; I smell things. 188 00:07:57.543 --> 00:07:59.579 Collin: It doesn't come on with this, 189 00:07:59.579 --> 00:08:01.848 so I don't really know how to trigger it manually. 190 00:08:02.582 --> 00:08:03.549 Linus: Ooookay. 191 00:08:06.686 --> 00:08:07.854 Collin: A little bit of flux won't hurt you. 192 00:08:08.988 --> 00:08:10.923 Linus: Well, it looks like they're going. 193 00:08:12.024 --> 00:08:13.726 Collin: The thermal mass is my enemy here. 194 00:08:14.260 --> 00:08:15.127 Linus: Sorry. 195 00:08:15.595 --> 00:08:17.263 Linus: I really did try to find an optical drive. 196 00:08:17.296 --> 00:08:19.832 Collin: It's fine, it's fine; we'll make it happen. 197 00:08:20.533 --> 00:08:23.836 Linus: If we were having fun we might say we're having a ball. 198 00:08:27.707 --> 00:08:29.008 Linus: We'll use a little bit of flux. 199 00:08:29.008 --> 00:08:30.943 Collin: Yep, the flux will help it flow. 200 00:08:37.583 --> 00:08:39.185 Linus: What about 2nd NAND? 201 00:08:39.185 --> 00:08:40.152 Collin: Yeah, now we're just... 202 00:08:40.186 --> 00:08:41.454 Linus: How much does each of these cost? 203 00:08:42.154 --> 00:08:45.591 Collin: The total is about $130, so about half that for one. 204 00:08:46.125 --> 00:08:46.859 Linus: 60 bucks. 205 00:08:46.893 --> 00:08:48.094 Collin: Yep, about $60. 206 00:08:48.895 --> 00:08:50.663 Linus: Let's compare that to Apple's website, 207 00:08:50.696 --> 00:08:52.798 Linus: what they charge for a terabyte of storage. 208 00:08:52.832 --> 00:08:53.533 Collin: Yeah, exactly. 209 00:08:53.599 --> 00:08:57.670 Collin: Although their one terabyte is actually two 512 gig chips. 210 00:08:57.703 --> 00:08:58.371 Linus: Which is worse. 211 00:08:59.105 --> 00:09:01.173 Collin: Well bandwidth-wise it's better. 212 00:09:02.074 --> 00:09:03.075 Collin: Small details. 213 00:09:03.075 --> 00:09:05.244 Linus: Right, but I'm sorry; we have two terabytes, though. 214 00:09:05.244 --> 00:09:08.581 Linus: I just mean per capacity their charge is pretty linear. Collin: Oh yeah. 215 00:09:08.648 --> 00:09:10.316 Collin: Yeah, you're still going to pay more 216 00:09:10.316 --> 00:09:12.418 Collin: for one terabyte than this whole upgrade costs. 217 00:09:13.686 --> 00:09:14.453 Linus: Ridiculous. 218 00:09:16.889 --> 00:09:22.128 Alex: Yeah, one terabyte on Apple.com for a MacBook Air is $400. 219 00:09:22.261 --> 00:09:22.628 Collin: Yep. 220 00:09:22.662 --> 00:09:23.262 Linus: Sick. 221 00:09:26.465 --> 00:09:27.600 Collin: Gotta clean the flux off. 222 00:09:27.633 --> 00:09:28.267 Linus: Mm-hmm. 223 00:09:29.702 --> 00:09:31.938 Linus: He's like \"this is why I work alone.\" 224 00:09:33.940 --> 00:09:35.841 Collin: I'm good with some distraction, it's okay. 225 00:09:38.644 --> 00:09:40.846 Linus: That's the nicest thing anyone's ever called me. 226 00:09:40.846 --> 00:09:41.814 Collin: Hahahahaha. 227 00:09:41.847 --> 00:09:42.481 Linus: Hahaha. 228 00:09:43.916 --> 00:09:46.252 Collin: There we go; paste. 229 00:09:51.223 --> 00:09:53.426 Linus: Oh man, I want a peanut butter sandwich so bad right now. 230 00:09:53.492 --> 00:09:54.260 Collin: With this? 231 00:09:54.293 --> 00:09:56.329 Linus: Well no, but just- Like no, with peanut butter. 232 00:09:56.362 --> 00:09:57.163 Collin: Hahahaha. 233 00:09:58.798 --> 00:10:00.232 Collin: Nothing like some lead in your diet. 234 00:10:00.333 --> 00:10:01.734 Linus: I just mean the way it spreads. 235 00:10:01.767 --> 00:10:02.568 Collin: Yeah. 236 00:10:02.602 --> 00:10:04.770 Collin: It does spread like peanut butter. 237 00:10:04.804 --> 00:10:08.841 Linus: Gonna go 350 with 20% airflow this time, and it's gonna just go. 238 00:10:09.642 --> 00:10:11.010 Collin: Yeah, this should go a lot quicker. 239 00:10:11.777 --> 00:10:12.411 Linus: Can't wait. 240 00:10:13.646 --> 00:10:17.650 Linus: And if it's bunged up, it'll be the first one since you got the hang of it? 241 00:10:17.817 --> 00:10:18.384 Collin: Yep. 242 00:10:18.417 --> 00:10:18.818 Linus: Okay. 243 00:10:18.851 --> 00:10:20.319 Collin: I'm worried about that solder mask; 244 00:10:20.319 --> 00:10:23.122 that was just down to this, the tools being slightly... 245 00:10:24.290 --> 00:10:26.125 Collin: I don't know, they must be either thicker, 246 00:10:26.158 --> 00:10:28.828 or made from a different material or something, because they're much- 247 00:10:29.362 --> 00:10:31.430 Linus: That's the thing about... 248 00:10:32.765 --> 00:10:33.299 Collin: QianLi? 249 00:10:33.332 --> 00:10:35.034 Linus: Yeah, brand whatever. 250 00:10:35.034 --> 00:10:38.437 Linus: Like he told us to order this and we did, but like- 251 00:10:38.471 --> 00:10:41.741 Collin: Which is the same set of tools I have, but these are slightly different. 252 00:10:41.774 --> 00:10:43.175 Collin: Like, if you've ever- 253 00:10:43.209 --> 00:10:48.047 The ones I have are gold colored, not silver like these, which... 254 00:10:48.080 --> 00:10:50.449 Linus: So the consistency can be a little off sometimes. 255 00:10:50.449 --> 00:10:52.284 Collin: Oh, well; we should be okay. 256 00:10:54.553 --> 00:10:56.055 Linus: Well, you will be; it's my MacBook. 257 00:10:56.055 --> 00:10:57.056 Collin: True. 258 00:10:57.757 --> 00:10:58.591 Collin: We'll fix it, though. 259 00:11:00.926 --> 00:11:02.628 Collin: It can always be fixed. 260 00:11:02.762 --> 00:11:05.498 Collin: The only thing that can't really be fixed is if pads are ripped, 261 00:11:06.098 --> 00:11:07.733 and we definitely don't have that. 262 00:11:09.168 --> 00:11:14.306 Linus: She bangs, she bangs, oh baby, as she moves, she moves. 263 00:11:14.340 --> 00:11:15.307 Collin: Do the second one. 264 00:11:18.244 --> 00:11:19.145 Collin: It's still going to be hot. 265 00:11:19.178 --> 00:11:19.745 Linus: Not too bad. 266 00:11:19.745 --> 00:11:20.379 Collin: You can hold it. 267 00:11:21.814 --> 00:11:22.415 Collin: There you go. 268 00:11:22.448 --> 00:11:22.782 Linus: Yep. 269 00:11:25.751 --> 00:11:27.987 Collin: That would burn you if you tried that. 270 00:11:28.020 --> 00:11:29.388 Linus: Look on your face, it's so good. 271 00:11:29.422 --> 00:11:30.056 Collin: Hahahahaha. 272 00:11:30.856 --> 00:11:31.323 Linus: Okay. 273 00:11:31.957 --> 00:11:32.758 Linus: Are they in your way? 274 00:11:33.025 --> 00:11:33.693 Collin: No, no. 275 00:11:34.694 --> 00:11:35.995 Linus: But we'll need them soon, I guess. 276 00:11:36.028 --> 00:11:38.564 Collin: Yeah, we'll just need those on the final assembly stage 277 00:11:38.597 --> 00:11:40.633 when we put everything back together after testing. 278 00:11:40.666 --> 00:11:42.968 Linus: Okay; we're going to test it first, that makes sense. Collin: Yep, yep. 279 00:11:43.002 --> 00:11:46.972 Collin: It's much easier to test it before you reassemble in case you have to do anything. 280 00:11:47.006 --> 00:11:50.242 Linus: Do they still have the chassis intrusion stuff that makes it hard to boot them up? 281 00:11:50.576 --> 00:11:52.912 Collin: No, no; they have none of that, none of that on these. 282 00:11:52.945 --> 00:11:53.846 Linus: Yeah, that's nice. 283 00:11:53.846 --> 00:11:54.847 Collin: It's not an ASUS laptop. 284 00:11:55.881 --> 00:11:58.451 Linus: Apple's done it in the past, it was really obnoxious. 285 00:11:59.518 --> 00:12:01.253 Collin: What machines were that on? What was that on? 286 00:12:01.287 --> 00:12:02.555 Linus: Alex, do you remember? Alex: Was it Intel ones? 287 00:12:02.588 --> 00:12:03.889 Linus: It was Intel ones, I think. 288 00:12:04.023 --> 00:12:04.390 Alex: Yeah. 289 00:12:04.423 --> 00:12:07.126 Linus: It was super annoying because we were doing something 290 00:12:07.159 --> 00:12:10.730 and we tried to just fire it up and we were like, what? 291 00:12:11.497 --> 00:12:17.336 And as always with Apple, the implementation was really elegant and sophisticated, 292 00:12:17.369 --> 00:12:18.971 which made it harder to bypass. 293 00:12:20.106 --> 00:12:20.673 Linus: Okay. 294 00:12:21.841 --> 00:12:25.544 I mean, you know what? When it comes to hobbies, I think that's a great way to pick them; 295 00:12:25.578 --> 00:12:27.813 just I wouldn't bring that into relationships. 296 00:12:27.813 --> 00:12:29.315 Linus: Look for fixer-uppers. 297 00:12:29.682 --> 00:12:30.416 Linus: Challenges. 298 00:12:31.417 --> 00:12:33.018 Collin: That's true, I can see it that way. 299 00:12:33.686 --> 00:12:35.321 Linus and Collin: *Laughs* 300 00:12:37.723 --> 00:12:38.724 Linus: You let me know when you're ready. 301 00:12:38.958 --> 00:12:39.291 Collin: Yep. 302 00:12:39.391 --> 00:12:41.327 Linus: Oh, you're going to plug in power with that one, not this one. 303 00:12:41.360 --> 00:12:43.929 Collin: Yeah, so the reason I don't want that plugged in yet 304 00:12:43.929 --> 00:12:46.565 is because that MacBook will actually try to power this one. 305 00:12:46.565 --> 00:12:46.966 Linus: You bet. 306 00:12:47.032 --> 00:12:50.069 Collin: And I need it to be completely dead before I short these pads. 307 00:12:50.069 --> 00:12:50.536 Linus: You bet. 308 00:12:51.470 --> 00:12:54.707 Linus: We're using wares that are soft. 309 00:12:57.543 --> 00:12:59.745 Linus: The best wares with a Z. 310 00:13:00.646 --> 00:13:01.247 Collin: Oh. 311 00:13:04.383 --> 00:13:05.918 Collin: Is it drooping now? 312 00:13:07.753 --> 00:13:09.054 Linus: I mean, we're not using them. 313 00:13:18.531 --> 00:13:19.899 Linus: Is that light-lit? Oh, there it goes. 314 00:13:22.067 --> 00:13:23.669 Should I still be plugged in over here? 315 00:13:23.936 --> 00:13:25.871 Collin: Yeah, you're good; I unplugged it from this end. 316 00:13:25.905 --> 00:13:26.405 Linus: Okay. 317 00:13:27.840 --> 00:13:28.407 Linus: Nothing. 318 00:13:28.574 --> 00:13:31.143 Collin: Um, so that's either because 319 00:13:31.210 --> 00:13:33.445 it doesn't like being powered from MagSafe, 320 00:13:33.479 --> 00:13:36.782 in which case I'll need a second USB-C cable instead of this MagSafe one. 321 00:13:36.816 --> 00:13:37.416 Linus: Okay. 322 00:13:37.449 --> 00:13:39.885 Collin: Or this USB-C cable is a problem. 323 00:13:41.687 --> 00:13:42.188 Linus: Uh-oh. 324 00:13:43.322 --> 00:13:44.990 Linus: Well, let's hope that's not the case. 325 00:13:45.024 --> 00:13:49.395 Collin: I know the ones that Apple gives you with the MacBooks work fine, so. 326 00:13:50.362 --> 00:13:51.197 Linus: Okay, here we go. 327 00:13:51.197 --> 00:13:51.997 Linus: Good luck everybody. 328 00:13:54.333 --> 00:13:56.168 Extracting the software. 329 00:13:59.572 --> 00:14:01.707 Linus: God, you can't complain about the battery life though, hey? 330 00:14:01.740 --> 00:14:03.342 Collin: No, absolutely not. Linus: Like, we've been at this. 331 00:14:04.276 --> 00:14:05.845 Linus: 92, like- 332 00:14:06.612 --> 00:14:08.147 Collin: Apple Silicon is very efficient. 333 00:14:08.147 --> 00:14:08.948 Linus: Incredible. Collin: I love it. 334 00:14:10.282 --> 00:14:11.383 Linus: Incredible. 335 00:14:11.483 --> 00:14:13.452 Linus: And the software is a big part of it. 336 00:14:13.619 --> 00:14:14.086 Collin: Yeah. 337 00:14:14.253 --> 00:14:17.156 Linus: Dude, did you see the recent tests of um, 338 00:14:17.289 --> 00:14:20.359 SteamOS versus Windows on the Legion Go S? 339 00:14:20.459 --> 00:14:21.994 Collin: I have not, I have not. Linus: Okay. 340 00:14:22.027 --> 00:14:26.565 Linus: So at full wattage running like 3D games, pretty close battery life. 341 00:14:26.599 --> 00:14:27.199 Collin: Yep. 342 00:14:27.299 --> 00:14:29.602 Linus: At low wattage running like 2D games. 343 00:14:29.702 --> 00:14:30.069 Collin: Yep. 344 00:14:30.102 --> 00:14:34.173 Linus: We are talking hours of difference on the same hardware. 345 00:14:34.173 --> 00:14:34.874 Collin: Jeez. 346 00:14:34.907 --> 00:14:36.642 Linus: Microsoft has some work to do, man. 347 00:14:36.675 --> 00:14:37.276 Collin: Yeah. 348 00:14:39.545 --> 00:14:41.347 Linus: Nice, speakers still work? 349 00:14:41.347 --> 00:14:41.747 Collin: Yep. 350 00:14:41.780 --> 00:14:42.147 Linus: Good work. 351 00:14:42.481 --> 00:14:43.415 Collin: Everything should work. 352 00:14:44.283 --> 00:14:46.051 Collin: I don't see any reason why anything wouldn't. 353 00:14:46.085 --> 00:14:47.052 Linus: Then why do you hedge? 354 00:14:47.486 --> 00:14:48.487 Collin: What do I hedge? 355 00:14:48.520 --> 00:14:50.923 Linus: Yeah, you said it should work; you didn't say it does. 356 00:14:50.956 --> 00:14:52.725 Collin: I can never guarantee anything, you know? 357 00:14:52.758 --> 00:14:54.627 There's always a possibility. 358 00:14:59.131 --> 00:15:00.933 Linus: Alright; I want to see the storage, though. 359 00:15:00.966 --> 00:15:02.635 Collin: Yep, got to set it up first. 360 00:15:02.668 --> 00:15:03.569 Linus: Yeah. 361 00:15:03.736 --> 00:15:04.403 Linus: Painful. 362 00:15:04.403 --> 00:15:06.639 Linus: Compared to OBS, it's a dream. 363 00:15:06.672 --> 00:15:07.506 Collin: Yes, that's true. 364 00:15:07.506 --> 00:15:11.443 Linus: But compared to what it should be, it is painful. 365 00:15:11.577 --> 00:15:13.812 Collin: It should just be in the here; 366 00:15:13.846 --> 00:15:15.514 It should just be here, and you should just click it. 367 00:15:15.514 --> 00:15:15.948 Linus: You know? 368 00:15:16.315 --> 00:15:17.549 Collin: Like on an iPhone. Linus: Like on an iPhone. 369 00:15:17.917 --> 00:15:18.350 Collin: Yeah. 370 00:15:18.384 --> 00:15:18.784 Linus: Like- 371 00:15:18.784 --> 00:15:20.185 Collin: Yep, that's true; that's true. 372 00:15:20.786 --> 00:15:23.956 Linus: I get into this with like our Apple fans in the audience often, 373 00:15:23.989 --> 00:15:26.191 where I'm like, Apple's design is not intuitive; 374 00:15:26.191 --> 00:15:29.228 and they're like, it is intuitive, you're just used to Windows! 375 00:15:29.228 --> 00:15:30.129 Linus: And I'm like, no! 376 00:15:30.195 --> 00:15:31.397 Linus: I'm used to an iPhone! 377 00:15:31.430 --> 00:15:32.097 Collin: Yeah. 378 00:15:32.097 --> 00:15:35.200 Linus: That's not intuitive compared to an iPhone. 379 00:15:35.200 --> 00:15:36.268 Collin: I can see that. 380 00:15:36.302 --> 00:15:37.870 Linus: And if this was a better design, 381 00:15:37.903 --> 00:15:41.040 then they would have done it this way on the iPhone, which they did later. 382 00:15:42.608 --> 00:15:44.310 Linus: You would have opened QuickTime Player. 383 00:15:44.343 --> 00:15:45.978 Andy: Still have a camera pointing at you? 384 00:15:45.978 --> 00:15:47.646 Linus: Nooo, I had it! 385 00:15:47.680 --> 00:15:48.547 Andy: *unintelligible*... circumstances. 386 00:15:48.714 --> 00:15:49.448 Linus: I had it! 387 00:15:50.015 --> 00:15:51.250 Collin: This is a hilarious struggle. 388 00:15:53.953 --> 00:15:54.386 Linus: Shoot. 389 00:15:54.420 --> 00:15:56.655 Collin: I think you might want a metal tool for this one. 390 00:15:56.689 --> 00:15:57.489 Linus: No, I had it. 391 00:15:57.489 --> 00:15:59.591 Linus: I swear, you heard it unclipped, didn't you? 392 00:15:59.591 --> 00:16:00.893 Collin: It was almost unclipped. 393 00:16:00.893 --> 00:16:02.127 Collin: That was partially unclipped. 394 00:16:02.127 --> 00:16:04.129 Linus: I had enough room to get another thing in there, though. 395 00:16:04.163 --> 00:16:04.863 Collin: You did. 396 00:16:05.831 --> 00:16:06.865 Collin: Here, I'll give you this. 397 00:16:06.865 --> 00:16:08.634 Collin: This might help you once you get a gap made. 398 00:16:08.634 --> 00:16:09.668 Linus: Yeah, I'll get a gap. 399 00:16:09.702 --> 00:16:10.669 Don't you even worry. 400 00:16:12.037 --> 00:16:14.707 Linus: I'm going to gap, like, affordable fashion. 401 00:16:21.080 --> 00:16:22.514 Linus: Ah, that's not going in there. 402 00:16:23.582 --> 00:16:24.383 Linus: Okay. 403 00:16:26.719 --> 00:16:28.187 Linus: Move, you vicious bastard. 404 00:16:28.220 --> 00:16:28.721 Linus: Okay. 405 00:16:29.088 --> 00:16:32.658 Dude, the fact that I got it with this once now makes me want to get it with it again; 406 00:16:32.691 --> 00:16:34.626 but the longer I go, the more it's wearing out. 407 00:16:34.693 --> 00:16:37.830 Collin: So you might, you could probably use this underfill tool to at least- 408 00:16:37.830 --> 00:16:39.999 Linus: Oh, I didn't want to like bust up your tools. 409 00:16:39.999 --> 00:16:43.002 Collin: Well, it might not be strong enough to actually do that. Linus: No, no, no; yeah, that's fine. 410 00:16:43.002 --> 00:16:44.103 Linus: No, no; I got this, I got this. 411 00:16:44.737 --> 00:16:46.271 Linus: You look so tense. 412 00:16:46.405 --> 00:16:47.773 Linus: You look so tense, it's okay. 413 00:16:49.575 --> 00:16:50.709 Collin: This is just hilarious. 414 00:16:56.749 --> 00:17:00.252 Linus: Okay, I had put a little bit of pressure on it this way last time when it got under. 415 00:17:02.187 --> 00:17:03.422 Linus: Oh, I'm so annoyed that I left this. 416 00:17:03.422 --> 00:17:06.759 Collin: Let me try to get one and see if it's even possible with this tool first. 417 00:17:06.859 --> 00:17:07.760 Linus: I did get it. 418 00:17:07.860 --> 00:17:08.827 Collin: Let's see. 419 00:17:09.495 --> 00:17:11.497 Collin: Yeah, this is a lot harder than it needs to be. 420 00:17:12.965 --> 00:17:15.200 Linus: Well, I think it's more that it's softer than it needs to be. 421 00:17:15.200 --> 00:17:17.403 Collin: Yes, that's probably the reason why. 422 00:17:19.338 --> 00:17:21.907 Linus: I'm not denying that; I'm just saying it was in there. 423 00:17:22.041 --> 00:17:22.608 Linus: Like it- 424 00:17:23.275 --> 00:17:25.310 Collin: You know those things with the pointed tip 425 00:17:25.344 --> 00:17:27.112 that JerryRigEverything uses in all his videos? 426 00:17:27.146 --> 00:17:27.579 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 427 00:17:27.613 --> 00:17:29.214 Linus: No, no, I know; we just don't have one here. 428 00:17:29.214 --> 00:17:30.149 Collin: Hahaha. 429 00:17:32.251 --> 00:17:32.851 Linus: We'll get one. 430 00:17:33.452 --> 00:17:34.887 Linus: Uh-oh, what did I just hear? 431 00:17:34.887 --> 00:17:36.655 Linus: We're not using a flathead bit, Alex. 432 00:17:36.655 --> 00:17:37.156 Alex: Oh, look. 433 00:17:38.123 --> 00:17:39.591 Alex: It's the number one pry tool. 434 00:17:39.725 --> 00:17:41.593 Collin: You're going to chew up the case with that. 435 00:17:41.593 --> 00:17:42.661 Linus: Yeah, Alex. 436 00:17:45.597 --> 00:17:48.200 Alex: Alright, I'll go try and find something that’s more reasonable 437 00:17:48.233 --> 00:17:49.034 Linus: It's going to go. 438 00:17:49.068 --> 00:17:50.135 Linus: No, no; this is going to go. 439 00:17:50.135 --> 00:17:52.504 Linus: I'm going to be done this by the time he gets back, you just wait. 440 00:17:52.504 --> 00:17:53.038 Collin: Let's see. 441 00:17:54.106 --> 00:17:55.474 Linus: It's a race against time. 442 00:17:58.343 --> 00:17:59.978 Linus: Uhh, get in there. 443 00:18:00.579 --> 00:18:01.280 Linus: Come on. 444 00:18:01.947 --> 00:18:02.481 *click* 445 00:18:05.117 --> 00:18:07.853 Collin: It's hard; I mean, the clips are strong on this thing. 446 00:18:07.886 --> 00:18:09.021 Linus: I had it. 447 00:18:10.222 --> 00:18:11.924 Linus: That's what's bothering me about it. 448 00:18:12.658 --> 00:18:15.394 Linus: If I hadn't had it before, I wouldn't still be trying this. 449 00:18:20.099 --> 00:18:21.500 Linus: Release you bastard. 450 00:18:25.938 --> 00:18:26.605 There it is. 451 00:18:27.840 --> 00:18:28.207 Linus: Okay. 452 00:18:28.240 --> 00:18:29.274 Collin: That's not un-clipped, though. 453 00:18:29.308 --> 00:18:30.109 Linus: Yeah, but it's in. 454 00:18:30.542 --> 00:18:32.211 Linus: Now I can get something else in there; where'd it go? 455 00:18:33.278 --> 00:18:33.879 Linus: Maybe. 456 00:18:36.515 --> 00:18:37.216 Linus: Okay, hold on. 457 00:18:41.153 --> 00:18:41.954 Linus: Okay. 458 00:18:42.621 --> 00:18:43.222 Linus: How are we doing? 459 00:18:45.824 --> 00:18:46.692 Nope. 460 00:18:46.925 --> 00:18:47.326 Okay. 461 00:18:47.359 --> 00:18:48.560 No, no, no; I got this, I got this. 462 00:18:49.928 --> 00:18:51.263 Collin: I'm just going to let you figure it out. 463 00:18:51.296 --> 00:18:51.663 Linus: Oh, yeah. 464 00:18:52.531 --> 00:18:54.333 Linus: You can't find out if you don't f*** around. 465 00:18:54.933 --> 00:18:55.634 Collin: That's true. 466 00:18:55.701 --> 00:19:00.472 Linus: Well... you can, but it's not as, it's not as funny. 467 00:19:00.506 --> 00:19:01.807 Collin: *Laughs* 468 00:19:03.108 --> 00:19:05.210 Linus: There's lots of ways to find out, you could look it up. 469 00:19:07.546 --> 00:19:08.747 Linus: Yeah, I'm going to need a metal tool. 470 00:19:08.747 --> 00:19:09.114 Collin: Yep. 471 00:19:11.583 --> 00:19:12.818 Linus: Alex will be back with that soon. 472 00:19:13.552 --> 00:19:14.920 Collin: Get it in there and then twist it. 473 00:19:16.522 --> 00:19:16.955 Collin: Yeah. 474 00:19:17.556 --> 00:19:18.824 Collin: They're very strong clips. 475 00:19:18.924 --> 00:19:19.858 Collin: There, you got one. 476 00:19:19.892 --> 00:19:22.494 Collin: Be careful with the cable for the power button there, too. 477 00:19:22.761 --> 00:19:23.295 Linus: Mm-hmm. 478 00:19:25.664 --> 00:19:26.465 Linus: Can I just pry this up? 479 00:19:27.132 --> 00:19:30.169 Collin: You risk breaking it, but you could. 480 00:19:30.869 --> 00:19:32.304 Linus: That's sort of the name of the game today. 481 00:19:32.337 --> 00:19:33.472 Collin: *Laughs* 482 00:19:34.039 --> 00:19:35.474 Collin: Let's hope we don't break anything. 483 00:19:38.277 --> 00:19:40.412 Linus: If we do, worst case scenario it's a Mac, so... 484 00:19:40.812 --> 00:19:43.549 Collin: That cable's short so don't pull it up too high yet in that spot. 485 00:19:43.549 --> 00:19:43.982 Linus: You bet. 486 00:19:49.888 --> 00:19:52.524 Linus: That can't be right, it's got to be the front. 487 00:19:53.192 --> 00:19:54.526 Collin: Nah, bottom. 488 00:19:54.593 --> 00:19:57.462 Linus: The power button's on- No, I know; it is a joke. 489 00:19:57.496 --> 00:19:59.431 Collin: Apple thinks different, man; I'm telling you. 490 00:19:59.431 --> 00:20:00.199 Linus: They really do. 491 00:20:03.402 --> 00:20:07.573 Collin: And try to get it like towards the top of those clamps. 492 00:20:07.906 --> 00:20:08.974 Linus: Toward the top? 493 00:20:09.007 --> 00:20:10.943 Collin: So like, let me show you what I mean. 494 00:20:10.976 --> 00:20:13.478 Collin: So, like see how it's so far in? 495 00:20:13.612 --> 00:20:16.348 The closer up there it is the easier it'll be; 496 00:20:16.381 --> 00:20:19.117 Collin: so kind of just hold it there and then clamp it into position. Linus: Mmmmm. 497 00:20:19.117 --> 00:20:20.118 Linus: And why will that make it easier? 498 00:20:20.185 --> 00:20:22.387 Collin: Just so you have it at a more level surface and you can... 499 00:20:22.421 --> 00:20:25.958 Collin: These won't impede any of your tools if you need to get around that area. 500 00:20:25.958 --> 00:20:26.825 Linus: Oh, I see what you mean. 501 00:20:26.992 --> 00:20:27.426 Collin: Yeah. 502 00:20:27.626 --> 00:20:28.794 Linus: Okay, okay. 503 00:20:30.729 --> 00:20:31.730 Linus: Give it the clamps. 504 00:20:34.266 --> 00:20:34.833 Linus: Cool. 505 00:20:34.833 --> 00:20:36.868 Collin: And really crank that down, because it's going to try to move on you. 506 00:20:37.536 --> 00:20:38.637 Linus: Okay, more. 507 00:20:39.037 --> 00:20:40.439 Collin: Yeah, just go pretty... 508 00:20:40.439 --> 00:20:41.440 Linus: More. 509 00:20:41.440 --> 00:20:42.474 Collin: That's probably good. 510 00:20:42.474 --> 00:20:43.342 Linus: Mooore. 511 00:20:43.342 --> 00:20:44.776 Linus: No, it needs moore. 512 00:20:44.943 --> 00:20:45.944 Linus: No, I think it's good. 513 00:20:45.944 --> 00:20:46.211 Linus: Okay. 514 00:20:46.245 --> 00:20:46.678 Collin: Cool. 515 00:20:48.347 --> 00:20:48.880 Collin: Now- 516 00:20:48.880 --> 00:20:50.682 Linus: Knock, knock; any storage home? 517 00:20:51.483 --> 00:20:52.784 Linus: Yes, but not enough. 518 00:20:52.918 --> 00:20:53.619 Collin: Hahahahaha. 519 00:20:53.719 --> 00:20:54.620 Linus: Sorry. 520 00:20:55.754 --> 00:20:57.222 Linus: Yeah, I'll show you the tool we're going to use. 521 00:20:57.222 --> 00:20:59.024 Linus: Right here, just like that. 522 00:21:02.027 --> 00:21:03.328 Linus: I'll find it, I'll figure it out. 523 00:21:04.129 --> 00:21:06.765 Linus: I'll be more of a Luke and less of a Rey, you know? 524 00:21:07.366 --> 00:21:11.136 Linus: Because she didn't need any training or whatever, so I'll have less force. 525 00:21:11.370 --> 00:21:12.037 Collin: Okay. 526 00:21:12.604 --> 00:21:13.772 Linus: You a Star Wars guy? 527 00:21:13.839 --> 00:21:14.506 Collin: Yeah, no, I get it. 528 00:21:14.506 --> 00:21:15.207 Linus: Yeah, okay. 529 00:21:15.207 --> 00:21:16.308 Linus: I'm just checking, I'm just checking. 530 00:21:17.943 --> 00:21:19.211 Linus: Okay, heat. 531 00:21:19.311 --> 00:21:19.845 Collin: Heat. 532 00:21:19.978 --> 00:21:20.646 Linus: Nice! 533 00:21:21.079 --> 00:21:21.880 Linus: We're bringing the heat. 534 00:21:23.882 --> 00:21:28.086 Collin: You press the red button on the thing first; it's easier I think. 535 00:21:28.120 --> 00:21:30.188 Collin: The interface on this is very confusing. 536 00:21:30.822 --> 00:21:31.223 Linus: Okay. 537 00:21:34.192 --> 00:21:34.993 Collin: Perfect. 538 00:21:35.027 --> 00:21:36.295 Linus: Two-fitty. Collin: Press okay. 539 00:21:38.130 --> 00:21:39.031 Linus: Two-fitty. 540 00:21:39.131 --> 00:21:39.698 Collin: Perfect. 541 00:21:39.731 --> 00:21:41.166 Linus: Okay, and... What!? 542 00:21:41.466 --> 00:21:43.235 Linus: That's good; no, I like that. 543 00:21:44.002 --> 00:21:44.936 Linus: Maybe we could- 544 00:21:44.970 --> 00:21:45.470 Collin: Yeah. 545 00:21:45.470 --> 00:21:46.571 Linus: Oh yeah, that works. Collin: It's kind of hard to avoid. 546 00:21:46.805 --> 00:21:47.339 Linus: Okay. 547 00:21:47.906 --> 00:21:48.974 Linus: So, we're going to... 548 00:21:48.974 --> 00:21:51.343 Collin: Before you start anything you want to first pre-heat it. 549 00:21:51.343 --> 00:21:52.010 Linus: Make sure it's hot. 550 00:21:52.110 --> 00:21:52.544 Collin: Yep. 551 00:21:52.644 --> 00:21:52.978 Linus: Okay. 552 00:21:53.078 --> 00:21:53.779 Collin: So just kind of sit there- 553 00:21:53.779 --> 00:21:54.246 Linus: It's hot. 554 00:21:54.613 --> 00:21:56.715 Collin: Yeah, but I mean the board and chip itself. 555 00:21:56.748 --> 00:21:57.649 Linus: Oh, okay. 556 00:21:58.050 --> 00:21:58.817 Collin: Closer. 557 00:21:58.917 --> 00:22:00.786 Linus: He told me to wait before I do the thing. 558 00:22:00.819 --> 00:22:01.453 Andy: Pay attention... 559 00:22:03.121 --> 00:22:05.757 Linus: He told me to wait and then I'm like what am I waiting for? 560 00:22:05.791 --> 00:22:09.094 Linus: I'm like waiting to move it closer to the chip and heat it up. 561 00:22:09.127 --> 00:22:09.828 Linus: Yes. 562 00:22:09.995 --> 00:22:11.196 Linus: That's not waiting. 563 00:22:11.963 --> 00:22:13.031 Linus: That's just doing it. 564 00:22:13.031 --> 00:22:13.999 Collin: Well, I meant wait with... 565 00:22:14.633 --> 00:22:16.668 Linus: Oh no, I wasn't going to scrape it yet. 566 00:22:16.668 --> 00:22:17.436 Collin: Okay, okay. 567 00:22:17.436 --> 00:22:18.236 Linus: I was moving this. 568 00:22:18.236 --> 00:22:18.904 Collin: Just making sure. 569 00:22:20.672 --> 00:22:21.106 Linus: Okay. 570 00:22:21.206 --> 00:22:22.407 Linus: I'm not going to kill nothing. 571 00:22:23.008 --> 00:22:23.508 Alex: I... 572 00:22:25.043 --> 00:22:28.380 Linus: Unlike some people, I didn't scrape the board; so, there you go. 573 00:22:28.780 --> 00:22:30.248 Linus: I got the schmoo off. 574 00:22:31.850 --> 00:22:33.952 Collin: Maybe he'll do better than I think; who knows? 575 00:22:33.985 --> 00:22:35.520 Linus: Who knows? It's possible. 576 00:22:36.254 --> 00:22:38.423 Linus: Oh, I saw a little piece flake off there. 577 00:22:38.523 --> 00:22:40.359 Collin: Yeah, but it'll start to flake off. 578 00:22:40.359 --> 00:22:41.026 Linus: Yeah. 579 00:22:42.227 --> 00:22:42.961 Linus: I remember. 580 00:22:43.595 --> 00:22:44.529 Linus: I 'member. 581 00:22:45.263 --> 00:22:45.797 Linus: Okay. 582 00:22:45.897 --> 00:22:48.333 Collin: Now don't forget, you also got to get the fourth side 583 00:22:48.367 --> 00:22:51.870 that's right next to a bunch of components that you've got to make sure not to knock off. 584 00:22:53.538 --> 00:22:54.139 Linus: Easy. 585 00:22:56.074 --> 00:22:57.776 Collin: It requires some finesse. 586 00:22:58.844 --> 00:23:01.213 Linus: I keep losing track of where my stupid hot air is. 587 00:23:01.313 --> 00:23:02.013 Collin: Yeah. 588 00:23:02.214 --> 00:23:02.748 Linus: Okay. 589 00:23:03.648 --> 00:23:04.282 Linus: Now... 590 00:23:07.519 --> 00:23:09.654 Linus: Wow yeah, getting in there is something. 591 00:23:10.889 --> 00:23:11.423 Linus: Mm-hmm. 592 00:23:14.359 --> 00:23:15.427 Linus: And this is the tool, huh? 593 00:23:15.460 --> 00:23:16.428 Collin: Yep, that's the tool. 594 00:23:16.828 --> 00:23:17.496 Linus: Okay. 595 00:23:17.662 --> 00:23:18.730 Linus: You don't have a thinner tool. 596 00:23:18.864 --> 00:23:21.266 Collin: That's the thinnest one they've got in this kit. 597 00:23:21.366 --> 00:23:21.900 Linus: Okay. 598 00:23:23.468 --> 00:23:25.370 Linus: So what you're saying is you recommended the wrong kit. 599 00:23:26.037 --> 00:23:26.438 Collin: Nope. 600 00:23:26.471 --> 00:23:28.206 Collin: That's the thinnest they make, so- 601 00:23:28.240 --> 00:23:28.707 Linus: Okay. 602 00:23:28.807 --> 00:23:30.509 Linus: Oh, ye of little faith. 603 00:23:31.143 --> 00:23:32.677 Linus: I couldn't get it done that fast. 604 00:23:33.211 --> 00:23:34.312 Linus: Oh, ye of little faith. 605 00:23:34.312 --> 00:23:35.046 Man: Oh, we're doomed. 606 00:23:37.449 --> 00:23:39.050 Linus: Doomed is such a strong worD. 607 00:23:39.117 --> 00:23:40.218 Collin: I'd say two hours. 608 00:23:40.852 --> 00:23:41.853 Linus: Two hours!? 609 00:23:41.953 --> 00:23:42.454 Collin: Yeah. 610 00:23:43.188 --> 00:23:44.156 Andy: Uhh 611 00:23:44.156 --> 00:23:46.191 Linus: Oooh, I may not have two hours. 612 00:23:48.393 --> 00:23:51.830 Linus: Two hours? Do we have to do any surface melt components? 613 00:23:51.830 --> 00:23:54.533 Collin: No, but you have to do a lot of cleaning and reballing, 614 00:23:54.533 --> 00:23:58.370 and you know, you gotta remember all those steps that are involved. 615 00:23:58.370 --> 00:23:59.471 Linus: Okay, okay. 616 00:23:59.504 --> 00:24:01.239 Collin: And you know, you're gonna go slow since you haven't done it before. 617 00:24:01.740 --> 00:24:03.074 Linus: Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. 618 00:24:03.074 --> 00:24:04.476 Linus: Well, let's go as fast as we can. 619 00:24:04.476 --> 00:24:06.311 Collin: Yep, let's just go ahead and start heating. 620 00:24:06.511 --> 00:24:07.279 Linus: Oh, sure. 621 00:24:08.814 --> 00:24:13.618 Collin: And just hold it there, I'd say wait about three to four minutes 622 00:24:13.652 --> 00:24:15.020 Collin: before even attempting to put anything... 623 00:24:15.020 --> 00:24:16.354 Linus: Three to four minutes? 624 00:24:16.354 --> 00:24:17.789 Collin: Yes, three to four minutes. 625 00:24:17.823 --> 00:24:19.124 Linus: Three to four minutes. 626 00:24:19.224 --> 00:24:20.292 Linus: Even with a board this small? 627 00:24:20.292 --> 00:24:20.659 Collin: Yep. 628 00:24:20.659 --> 00:24:21.059 Linus: Okay. 629 00:24:21.593 --> 00:24:23.929 Collin: Well actually, I guess it might be a little bit faster with that board. 630 00:24:24.663 --> 00:24:27.666 Collin: And while you're beginning to heat make sure you can create 631 00:24:27.666 --> 00:24:30.202 a little bit of a gap for your tool to stick under the chip. 632 00:24:30.202 --> 00:24:30.669 Linus: Oh, yeah. 633 00:24:31.837 --> 00:24:34.673 Collin: And kind of, when you get it there kind of wiggle it up and down, 634 00:24:34.706 --> 00:24:36.608 Collin: and you'll kind of see when it goes in. 635 00:24:37.275 --> 00:24:38.944 Collin: Like not side to side, like up and down. 636 00:24:39.144 --> 00:24:39.811 Linus: Mm-hmm. 637 00:24:40.178 --> 00:24:40.612 Collin: Yeah. 638 00:24:41.213 --> 00:24:42.914 Collin: And if you have any resistance just stop. 639 00:24:43.315 --> 00:24:43.748 Linus: Mm-hmm. 640 00:24:43.748 --> 00:24:44.349 Linus: Cold knife. 641 00:24:44.816 --> 00:24:45.217 Collin: Yep. 642 00:24:45.250 --> 00:24:46.117 Linus: Oh yeah, cold knife. 643 00:24:47.252 --> 00:24:48.253 Linus: Let's go cold knife. 644 00:24:52.724 --> 00:24:53.925 Linus: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 645 00:24:55.627 --> 00:24:58.630 Collin: And once you're at that point get the air like right up on the chip, 646 00:24:58.663 --> 00:24:59.731 like, almost touching it. 647 00:24:59.898 --> 00:25:00.398 Linus: Mm-hmm. 648 00:25:00.599 --> 00:25:04.069 Collin: And then start to gently pull upwards. 649 00:25:06.204 --> 00:25:07.472 Linus: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 650 00:25:07.639 --> 00:25:09.541 Collin: And it's going to snap off pretty fast. 651 00:25:09.574 --> 00:25:10.275 Linus: Yeah, she's going. 652 00:25:10.275 --> 00:25:11.409 Linus: She's going; she's almost ready. 653 00:25:11.510 --> 00:25:11.977 Linus: Good. 654 00:25:12.110 --> 00:25:14.613 Linus: She's almost ready; she's thinking about it. 655 00:25:15.280 --> 00:25:16.648 She's considering it. 656 00:25:23.221 --> 00:25:24.456 Still considering it. 657 00:25:25.390 --> 00:25:25.991 Collin: It's moving. 658 00:25:26.124 --> 00:25:26.825 Linus: She's thinking. 659 00:25:27.425 --> 00:25:28.727 Linus: She's thinking, she's giving it a think. 660 00:25:28.827 --> 00:25:30.996 Collin: Kind of concentrate your heat toward the backside of the chip. 661 00:25:30.996 --> 00:25:31.363 Linus: Yeah. 662 00:25:31.763 --> 00:25:32.197 Linus: Okay. 663 00:25:36.968 --> 00:25:39.905 Collin: So, to do that I recommend- 664 00:25:40.405 --> 00:25:41.840 Linus: We go back to that first bit, right? 665 00:25:42.407 --> 00:25:44.409 Collin: Yeah, let's use this tool right here. 666 00:25:44.409 --> 00:25:44.809 Linus: Sure. 667 00:25:46.044 --> 00:25:48.613 Linus: Let's just not do what I thought it was at all. 668 00:25:48.713 --> 00:25:50.215 Linus: Let's do something completely different. 669 00:25:50.315 --> 00:25:51.249 Linus: This guy right here. 670 00:25:51.750 --> 00:25:52.784 Collin: Either one of those is fine. 671 00:25:52.784 --> 00:25:53.451 Linus: We got this. 672 00:25:53.451 --> 00:25:54.553 Collin: It just depends on how thick you want it. 673 00:25:54.553 --> 00:25:56.454 Linus: We got this, I want it thick. 674 00:25:57.122 --> 00:25:58.890 Collin: Okay; I think that's actually upside down. 675 00:25:59.624 --> 00:26:00.025 Linus: Really? 676 00:26:00.125 --> 00:26:02.294 Collin: And get that hot air like right up on there, 677 00:26:02.327 --> 00:26:05.463 as close to it as you can. 678 00:26:06.665 --> 00:26:07.666 Linus: Mm-hmm; okay. 679 00:26:08.567 --> 00:26:12.037 Collin: And you'll feel it start to push through the solder that's now being melted. 680 00:26:12.604 --> 00:26:13.305 Linus: Yeah, I can see it. 681 00:26:13.872 --> 00:26:14.239 Collin: Yep. 682 00:26:16.374 --> 00:26:19.444 Linus: There's definitely some spots over here that I haven't gotten enough of the underfill yet. 683 00:26:19.444 --> 00:26:19.878 Collin: Yep. 684 00:26:19.878 --> 00:26:22.714 Collin: Just make sure you thoroughly get the underfill from the pads. 685 00:26:23.315 --> 00:26:27.018 Collin: That's the most important thing, and then we'll go back through. 686 00:26:37.095 --> 00:26:40.231 Linus: I understand why they want you to have a high degree of intent 687 00:26:40.265 --> 00:26:42.267 when you point it at something, but- 688 00:26:42.367 --> 00:26:45.937 Collin: Well, usually the ones that do that will turn back on as soon as you pick them up 689 00:26:45.937 --> 00:26:48.707 because they can detect when they've been removed and placed. 690 00:26:48.707 --> 00:26:49.774 Linus: I wonder if that's a mode. 691 00:26:49.874 --> 00:26:50.942 Collin: I looked through, I couldn't- 692 00:26:51.042 --> 00:26:51.576 Linus: Yeah. 693 00:26:51.576 --> 00:26:52.877 Collin: I didn't see any setting for it. 694 00:26:54.479 --> 00:26:54.946 Linus: Oops. 695 00:26:54.980 --> 00:26:57.749 Collin: But if you kind of take it and start at the corner 696 00:26:57.749 --> 00:26:59.618 and kind of just slide it like this... 697 00:26:59.651 --> 00:27:00.218 Linus: Oh, yeah. 698 00:27:00.251 --> 00:27:00.986 Collin: That'll get you- 699 00:27:00.986 --> 00:27:02.787 Linus: I was just worried about scratching the PCB. 700 00:27:02.787 --> 00:27:07.158 Collin: Yeah, don't- As long as you're flat and gentle you don't scratch anything. 701 00:27:08.126 --> 00:27:09.694 Linus: That's me, flat, gentle Linus. 702 00:27:10.028 --> 00:27:12.530 Linus: Oh, yeah; I got a big chunk, let's go boys! 703 00:27:12.664 --> 00:27:13.198 Collin: Yep. 704 00:27:15.934 --> 00:27:18.003 Linus: Oh, yeah, dude I think I got it there. 705 00:27:18.637 --> 00:27:19.504 Linus: She's out. 706 00:27:19.537 --> 00:27:21.673 Collin: As long as it's out of the way of the chip that's all that matters. 707 00:27:21.673 --> 00:27:22.140 Linus: She's done. 708 00:27:22.140 --> 00:27:23.174 Linus: She's out, bud. 709 00:27:23.174 --> 00:27:23.808 Collin: Good. 710 00:27:24.342 --> 00:27:25.744 Linus: Oh, I'm seeing some copper. 711 00:27:27.512 --> 00:27:28.680 Collin: Stop if you see copper. 712 00:27:28.680 --> 00:27:30.015 Linus: What? I'm not doing anything illegal. 713 00:27:30.115 --> 00:27:31.249 Collin: *Laughs* 714 00:27:33.284 --> 00:27:35.987 Linus: This little corner here where it's mucked into these caps. 715 00:27:36.454 --> 00:27:37.555 Collin: Yeah, that's the hardest part. 716 00:27:37.555 --> 00:27:38.256 Linus: It's not fun. 717 00:27:40.592 --> 00:27:42.460 Collin: You don't have to get it off of the caps and stuff, 718 00:27:42.494 --> 00:27:46.197 but as long as it's outside the area of the chip you're good. 719 00:27:46.197 --> 00:27:47.132 Linus: Oh, okay. 720 00:27:47.298 --> 00:27:48.233 Linus: Alright. 721 00:27:50.101 --> 00:27:50.735 Linus: There we go. 722 00:27:50.735 --> 00:27:51.703 Collin: Wrong solder! 723 00:27:53.204 --> 00:27:54.239 Linus: Of course it is. 724 00:27:54.272 --> 00:27:58.009 Linus: I would never have- I was picking this up to show them the kind not to use. 725 00:27:58.009 --> 00:28:00.679 Collin: Don't use lead free solder when you're reworking anything ever. 726 00:28:00.679 --> 00:28:01.112 Linus: Oh, yeah. 727 00:28:01.112 --> 00:28:02.847 Collin: It makes your job ten times harder. 728 00:28:02.881 --> 00:28:04.416 Linus: RoHS, let's go. 729 00:28:04.883 --> 00:28:10.088 Linus: Okay, so then we're just gonna kind of... just go for it? 730 00:28:10.088 --> 00:28:12.323 Collin: Yeah, just get a blob of solder on the bottom of that tip. 731 00:28:13.625 --> 00:28:14.225 Linus: Oh. 732 00:28:14.693 --> 00:28:15.193 Linus: There you go. 733 00:28:15.760 --> 00:28:17.729 Collin: You can see how it's changing the look of them. 734 00:28:17.729 --> 00:28:19.097 Linus: Yeah, I need to... Oh, no. 735 00:28:21.666 --> 00:28:23.902 Linus: Oh yeah, budddddddy. 736 00:28:23.935 --> 00:28:25.336 Linus: Get them fumes. 737 00:28:28.206 --> 00:28:32.911 Collin: Proving his... what am I trying to say? 738 00:28:33.778 --> 00:28:35.346 Collin: He's proving his skill here. 739 00:28:36.981 --> 00:28:39.350 Linus: Okay, I'm trying to remember. 740 00:28:39.384 --> 00:28:41.352 Linus: Okay, so the next thing we're gonna do is... 741 00:28:41.352 --> 00:28:42.287 wait, wait, wait, don't tell me. 742 00:28:43.021 --> 00:28:44.222 We're just gonna clean it with alcohol. 743 00:28:44.255 --> 00:28:44.622 Collin: Nope. 744 00:28:44.723 --> 00:28:45.356 Linus: No, crap. 745 00:28:45.356 --> 00:28:46.057 Linus: Hold on, let me think. 746 00:28:47.158 --> 00:28:48.593 Linus: Oh, wait; wait, wait, wait, wait. 747 00:28:48.626 --> 00:28:49.961 Collin: Yep, there it is. 748 00:28:51.129 --> 00:28:55.700 Collin: First, cut off the used tips, or the used braid. Linus: Yeah where's the...? 749 00:28:55.900 --> 00:28:58.169 Collin: Do not press hard with this, be very gentle. 750 00:28:59.137 --> 00:29:00.305 Linus: I'm gentle. 751 00:29:00.705 --> 00:29:04.709 Linus: Hey, I scraped the PCB less than you. 752 00:29:04.776 --> 00:29:06.911 Collin: That is true, that is true. 753 00:29:08.747 --> 00:29:11.282 Linus: I had the benefit of watching him whine about the tool 754 00:29:11.282 --> 00:29:13.184 Linus: for like a while yesterday though. 755 00:29:13.184 --> 00:29:14.753 Linus: So I knew, I knew what I was up against. 756 00:29:14.853 --> 00:29:15.420 Collin: Yep. 757 00:29:16.121 --> 00:29:19.290 Linus: Whereas he didn't know how hard he was scraping until he lifted off the chip, 758 00:29:19.290 --> 00:29:20.091 Linus: and was like, oh sh**! 759 00:29:20.091 --> 00:29:21.359 Collin: Yep, yep. 760 00:29:22.026 --> 00:29:25.563 Linus: So I did have the benefit of the other guy going first. 761 00:29:26.631 --> 00:29:27.232 Linus: This is fun. 762 00:29:27.732 --> 00:29:29.267 Collin: It is, it is fun. 763 00:29:31.269 --> 00:29:33.204 Linus: I mean if you're like a giant nerd. 764 00:29:33.605 --> 00:29:34.439 Collin: Hahahaha. 765 00:29:34.439 --> 00:29:35.273 Linus: But I'm into it. 766 00:29:36.441 --> 00:29:40.111 Linus: I mean, if you're a giant nerd; but like, I'm into it. 767 00:29:40.111 --> 00:29:41.279 Collin: You calling me a giant nerd? 768 00:29:41.713 --> 00:29:42.480 Linus: You're not that big. 769 00:29:42.580 --> 00:29:43.915 Collin: *Laughs* 770 00:29:45.250 --> 00:29:45.383 Linus: Ha-ha-ha. 771 00:29:46.351 --> 00:29:47.752 Linus: Almost grabbed this one. 772 00:29:47.919 --> 00:29:48.720 Collin: Don't use that. 773 00:29:48.753 --> 00:29:51.156 Linus: I mean, we could have found some solvent. 774 00:29:51.156 --> 00:29:51.589 Collin: Don't. 775 00:29:52.824 --> 00:29:53.191 Collin: Over there. 776 00:29:53.191 --> 00:29:53.858 Linus: There's a thing here. 777 00:29:53.858 --> 00:29:54.225 Collin: Yeah. 778 00:29:54.793 --> 00:29:56.094 Linus: Yeah, where's our, uh... 779 00:29:56.094 --> 00:29:56.594 Collin: Up there? 780 00:29:57.962 --> 00:29:59.164 Linus: Don't we want the KimTechs? 781 00:29:59.330 --> 00:30:00.165 Collin: Sure, why not? 782 00:30:00.532 --> 00:30:01.065 Linus: Ah! 783 00:30:01.866 --> 00:30:03.101 Collin: At least that wasn't on. 784 00:30:04.435 --> 00:30:04.936 Linus: Nice. 785 00:30:06.871 --> 00:30:08.072 Linus: Alriiight. 786 00:30:08.640 --> 00:30:11.342 Collin: It's going to be sticky, so give it, just scrub it. 787 00:30:11.342 --> 00:30:12.143 Collin: Yeah, you got it. 788 00:30:12.143 --> 00:30:14.145 Linus: Dude, I love this kind of stuff; this is so fun. 789 00:30:14.179 --> 00:30:15.480 Collin: It is fun! I'm telling you. 790 00:30:16.014 --> 00:30:16.915 Linus: No, you don't got to convince me. 791 00:30:16.915 --> 00:30:19.684 Linus: Dude, I was so excited for you to come here and do this. 792 00:30:19.784 --> 00:30:20.585 Collin: Well, I'm glad to hear it. 793 00:30:20.585 --> 00:30:21.686 Linus: Like, you have no idea. 794 00:30:21.686 --> 00:30:22.887 Collin: I'm glad to hear it. 795 00:30:23.021 --> 00:30:24.322 Linus: Well, you probably have some idea. 796 00:30:24.322 --> 00:30:25.790 Linus: I mean you're obviously into it too. 797 00:30:25.790 --> 00:30:28.860 Linus: But I just mean I was like very excited for you to come and do this. 798 00:30:28.860 --> 00:30:29.627 Collin: You're good there. 799 00:30:30.261 --> 00:30:31.029 Linus: Alright. 800 00:30:31.196 --> 00:30:31.729 Linus: Oh! 801 00:30:31.830 --> 00:30:32.964 Collin: Then you can inspect it again, 802 00:30:32.964 --> 00:30:35.333 and if you see one that looks a little bit raised, 803 00:30:35.733 --> 00:30:37.435 you might want to go over it again with the wick. 804 00:30:37.535 --> 00:30:40.839 Linus: Dude, I think I actually did an okay job. 805 00:30:40.905 --> 00:30:42.140 Collin: Yeah, I think you did too. 806 00:30:42.774 --> 00:30:43.975 Collin: I don't see any problems. Linus: There. 807 00:30:44.509 --> 00:30:45.009 Linus: Right. 808 00:30:45.143 --> 00:30:45.910 Collin: Hahahahaha. 809 00:30:46.044 --> 00:30:48.346 Linus: Where did I put it? I think I left it over there. 810 00:30:52.450 --> 00:30:52.917 Collin: Perfect. 811 00:30:53.084 --> 00:30:55.854 Collin: So yeah, if you look at it you can see it's slightly cattywampus. 812 00:30:56.154 --> 00:30:58.690 Collin: You want to fix that? It'll make it easier the better it is. 813 00:30:58.723 --> 00:31:00.425 Linus: Cattywampus, did you just say? 814 00:31:00.425 --> 00:31:00.859 Collin: Yes. 815 00:31:00.959 --> 00:31:01.759 Linus: Which means? 816 00:31:01.893 --> 00:31:04.062 Collin: You see how those pads are slightly lower, 817 00:31:04.062 --> 00:31:06.264 Collin: and then those pads are slightly higher than the holes? 818 00:31:06.264 --> 00:31:07.799 Linus: Mmmmm. 819 00:31:07.932 --> 00:31:10.101 Collin: So just take the one end of the tape off. 820 00:31:10.501 --> 00:31:11.002 Linus: Yeah, you bet. 821 00:31:11.002 --> 00:31:13.238 Collin: You can usually kind of move it around and get it right. 822 00:31:13.238 --> 00:31:14.739 Linus: You bet, man. 823 00:31:17.909 --> 00:31:19.377 Collin: If it's a little bit it doesn't matter. 824 00:31:22.480 --> 00:31:24.515 Collin: It's what your highest chance of success. 825 00:31:24.582 --> 00:31:25.283 Linus: You happy teach? 826 00:31:26.317 --> 00:31:26.985 Collin: Perfect. 827 00:31:27.719 --> 00:31:28.620 Collin: Perfect. Linus: Alright. 828 00:31:29.187 --> 00:31:31.489 Linus: Okay, where's the paste? I've lost track of it. 829 00:31:31.489 --> 00:31:32.957 Collin: The paste is right here. 830 00:31:33.057 --> 00:31:33.725 Linus: Oh, there it is. 831 00:31:33.825 --> 00:31:36.728 Collin: And the application tool I prefer is this one here. 832 00:31:38.296 --> 00:31:40.431 Linus: Okay, here's our paste, here's our application tool. 833 00:31:40.431 --> 00:31:40.932 Linus: Boop, boop, boop. 834 00:31:41.032 --> 00:31:42.367 Collin: And you can put it on the end of that. 835 00:31:42.367 --> 00:31:42.834 Collin: Yeah. 836 00:31:44.135 --> 00:31:44.636 Linus: Oh, yeah. 837 00:31:45.069 --> 00:31:45.837 Linus: Oh, yeah, bud. 838 00:31:46.304 --> 00:31:47.038 Linus: Let's go. 839 00:31:48.439 --> 00:31:50.141 Linus: Dude, this is going to be my new side hustle. 840 00:31:50.208 --> 00:31:51.075 Collin: Hahahahahaha. 841 00:31:52.343 --> 00:31:53.278 Linus: I'm so ready. 842 00:31:53.945 --> 00:31:55.446 Linus: I want a peanut butter sandwich again. 843 00:31:56.047 --> 00:31:58.182 Linus: Dang it, I never ate my peanut butter sandwich yesterday. 844 00:31:58.283 --> 00:31:59.617 Collin: You really like solder paste, don't you? 845 00:31:59.617 --> 00:32:01.552 Linus: Well, no that's- I like peanut butter sandwiches. 846 00:32:01.552 --> 00:32:02.687 Collin: Scoop out some more than that. 847 00:32:02.787 --> 00:32:05.423 Linus: I can't even just start with a little bit. 848 00:32:05.423 --> 00:32:06.791 Collin: You want- Just get it covered completely with one scoop. 849 00:32:06.791 --> 00:32:07.525 Linus: Alright, alright. 850 00:32:07.792 --> 00:32:09.494 Linus: You know what? You're the expert. 851 00:32:09.494 --> 00:32:13.564 Collin: Before you start applying it let me show you how you want to hold this stencil, 852 00:32:13.731 --> 00:32:14.899 and you'll see why in a minute. 853 00:32:14.899 --> 00:32:18.670 Collin: So you see if you look at it from the side, it can be slightly raised, 854 00:32:18.736 --> 00:32:19.070 Linus: Mhmm. 855 00:32:19.070 --> 00:32:20.939 Collin: sort of like that; so when you apply 856 00:32:20.939 --> 00:32:23.908 Collin: you want to kind of hold your finger right here, Linus: I see. 857 00:32:23.942 --> 00:32:26.311 Collin: so it's perfectly flat against the surface, 858 00:32:26.344 --> 00:32:28.880 Collin: and then take your solder paste and it'll run it across. 859 00:32:33.151 --> 00:32:35.019 Linus: Okay, good. 860 00:32:35.019 --> 00:32:36.220 Linus: Okay; so we're just trying to get it- 861 00:32:36.254 --> 00:32:37.555 Collin: And make sure the NAND is flat. Linus: Flat. 862 00:32:37.588 --> 00:32:38.222 Collin: Yeah. 863 00:32:39.157 --> 00:32:41.960 Collin: Because you don't want like excess solder paste in some of the holes. 864 00:32:42.160 --> 00:32:42.961 Linus: Right, yeah. 865 00:32:43.661 --> 00:32:44.362 Linus: Okay. 866 00:32:45.663 --> 00:32:46.731 Linus: Okay; good luck, everyone. 867 00:32:50.034 --> 00:32:50.935 Linus: Alright, boss. 868 00:32:54.138 --> 00:32:54.772 Linus: Am I hired? 869 00:32:54.806 --> 00:32:55.940 Collin: Good enough for me. 870 00:32:56.641 --> 00:32:58.509 Collin: And start kind of far away and just kind of- 871 00:32:58.710 --> 00:32:59.110 Linus: Oh yeah. 872 00:32:59.177 --> 00:33:00.244 Collin: Preheat it a little bit. 873 00:33:00.345 --> 00:33:02.680 Linus: Oh, my thumb; or rather, my ring finger. 874 00:33:02.814 --> 00:33:03.147 Collin: Yeah. 875 00:33:03.147 --> 00:33:04.415 Linus: Okay, we're going to point this way. 876 00:33:04.782 --> 00:33:05.583 Collin: Hahahaha. 877 00:33:05.850 --> 00:33:06.551 Collin: Don't hit the- 878 00:33:06.651 --> 00:33:07.085 Linus: Oh, yeah. 879 00:33:07.118 --> 00:33:08.753 Collin: If that metal touches your thumb it's going to burn. 880 00:33:08.853 --> 00:33:09.387 Linus: Oh yeah, bud. 881 00:33:09.387 --> 00:33:09.921 Collin: Real bad. 882 00:33:13.591 --> 00:33:16.127 Linus: Okay, hold on; may need to rethink the strategy a little bit. 883 00:33:16.995 --> 00:33:17.495 Collin: Good? 884 00:33:17.528 --> 00:33:17.929 Linus: Yeah. 885 00:33:18.463 --> 00:33:19.831 Collin: Let me look at it just to verify. 886 00:33:19.831 --> 00:33:20.264 Linus: You bet. 887 00:33:22.233 --> 00:33:23.568 Collin: The outside won't be hot. 888 00:33:24.135 --> 00:33:26.337 Collin: Okay, so there's one small problem. Linus: Oh, no! 889 00:33:26.504 --> 00:33:27.839 Collin: There's one small problem. 890 00:33:27.872 --> 00:33:30.975 Collin: One of them didn't attach to the pad, which happens sometimes. 891 00:33:31.009 --> 00:33:32.443 Linus: Ooooh. 892 00:33:32.643 --> 00:33:33.778 Collin: So just... 893 00:33:33.811 --> 00:33:34.645 Linus: How can you tell? 894 00:33:35.079 --> 00:33:36.848 Collin: It's slightly moved out of position. 895 00:33:36.848 --> 00:33:37.515 Linus: Mmmmm. 896 00:33:37.515 --> 00:33:40.818 Collin: So just take, like... I mean, a minuscule- 897 00:33:40.852 --> 00:33:42.787 Collin: Oh, that's way too much, way too much. Linus: Oh, okay. 898 00:33:42.820 --> 00:33:45.256 Collin: So just like tap that on there in that spot. 899 00:33:45.289 --> 00:33:47.425 Collin: You can't go back unfortunately with this one. 900 00:33:47.658 --> 00:33:48.426 Collin: Just tap it. 901 00:33:49.761 --> 00:33:51.029 Collin: Just to get a little bit on there. 902 00:33:53.264 --> 00:33:53.698 Linus: Okay. 903 00:33:53.731 --> 00:33:54.165 Collin: Good. 904 00:33:54.532 --> 00:33:57.168 Collin: Now heat it again with the tweezers holding it. 905 00:33:57.935 --> 00:33:58.936 Linus: I want to see if I can check. 906 00:33:58.936 --> 00:34:00.605 Linus: I think it was one of these ones in here, right? 907 00:34:01.039 --> 00:34:04.208 Collin: Yeah; if you just tap it slightly and it moves then it's not good. 908 00:34:09.814 --> 00:34:10.882 Collin: It's probably fine. 909 00:34:10.915 --> 00:34:11.682 Linus: I think she's on. 910 00:34:12.617 --> 00:34:13.017 Linus: Here. 911 00:34:15.086 --> 00:34:16.521 Collin: Oh yeah, you're good; you're good. 912 00:34:17.021 --> 00:34:17.688 Linus: Let's gooo! 913 00:34:17.688 --> 00:34:22.560 Collin: Alright, now take the tape off the bottom and pull the chip off the stencil. 914 00:34:23.428 --> 00:34:25.263 Linus: Then we just got to do this again for the other side. 915 00:34:25.296 --> 00:34:25.730 Collin: Yeah. 916 00:34:27.765 --> 00:34:29.667 Linus: But not- Got him. 917 00:34:31.369 --> 00:34:31.903 Collin: Got it. 918 00:34:31.903 --> 00:34:33.604 Linus: Whoa, I think we just took a ball away. 919 00:34:33.838 --> 00:34:35.706 Collin: Yeah, see that's what I was afraid of. 920 00:34:35.740 --> 00:34:38.009 Collin: But let me see it. 921 00:34:40.745 --> 00:34:42.280 Linus: No, I think it has to go again. 922 00:34:43.047 --> 00:34:43.714 Collin: I can fix it. 923 00:34:44.982 --> 00:34:46.284 Linus: No, I can do it. 924 00:34:47.485 --> 00:34:48.986 Collin: You got to get it back in position now... 925 00:34:48.986 --> 00:34:50.288 Linus: I can get it back in position. 926 00:34:50.488 --> 00:34:52.023 Linus: I got this; don't even trip, dawg. 927 00:34:55.560 --> 00:34:58.062 Linus: Don't even trip, dawg. 928 00:34:59.997 --> 00:35:02.200 Collin: Make sure that ball also stays in the stencil. 929 00:35:03.201 --> 00:35:04.368 Linus: Don't even trip. 930 00:35:05.636 --> 00:35:06.370 Collin: It's still in there? 931 00:35:06.871 --> 00:35:07.338 Linus: Better believe it. 932 00:35:07.472 --> 00:35:08.372 Collin: Do you remember which one it was? 933 00:35:08.372 --> 00:35:08.739 Linus: Yep. 934 00:35:08.973 --> 00:35:10.208 Collin: I can see it, I see it. 935 00:35:11.442 --> 00:35:15.680 Collin: Let's do the same thing again, tiny bit of flux and heat with tweezers. 936 00:35:16.881 --> 00:35:18.483 Linus: Better believe it; oh, too much flux. 937 00:35:18.516 --> 00:35:19.584 Linus: Well, oh well. 938 00:35:19.584 --> 00:35:20.084 Collin: It's okay. 939 00:35:23.054 --> 00:35:25.389 Collin: Once you're at this stage it's not like super sensitive. 940 00:35:25.523 --> 00:35:25.823 Linus: Yeah. 941 00:35:25.823 --> 00:35:26.724 Collin: But, um... 942 00:35:27.024 --> 00:35:27.959 Linus: Dude, we got this. 943 00:35:27.992 --> 00:35:29.293 Linus: Don't even trip, bro. 944 00:35:30.495 --> 00:35:31.529 Collin: I like your confidence. 945 00:35:33.397 --> 00:35:33.931 Linus: Okay. 946 00:35:36.534 --> 00:35:37.635 Collin: That was good? That got it? 947 00:35:38.236 --> 00:35:40.571 Linus: I think so, it looked like it sucked on there for me. 948 00:35:42.006 --> 00:35:44.575 And this time, it's coming away from the stencil clean. 949 00:35:45.209 --> 00:35:46.043 Collin: Not stuck there? 950 00:35:46.244 --> 00:35:46.677 Linus: Nope. 951 00:35:47.078 --> 00:35:48.813 Collin: Perfect, awesome. 952 00:35:49.580 --> 00:35:49.947 Linus: Okay. 953 00:35:49.981 --> 00:35:51.616 Linus: You should have a look at it, just to make sure; 954 00:35:51.616 --> 00:35:53.317 Linus: but I'm pretty sure that's good. 955 00:35:53.317 --> 00:35:55.253 Collin: Yeah that’s um, perfect 956 00:35:55.253 --> 00:35:59.891 Collin: I forgot you have to apply a little bit of flux to the pads first. 957 00:35:59.891 --> 00:36:00.358 Linus: Oh, yeah, yeah. 958 00:36:00.358 --> 00:36:01.893 Linus: Sure, yeah; that makes sense. 959 00:36:03.928 --> 00:36:06.697 Linus: What is this picture? Is that a donut? Cloud donut? 960 00:36:06.731 --> 00:36:07.632 Collin: It's a sheep. 961 00:36:07.665 --> 00:36:08.900 Linus: I love it, it's adorable. 962 00:36:08.900 --> 00:36:09.834 Collin: Haha. 963 00:36:11.102 --> 00:36:11.536 Linus: Okay. 964 00:36:11.569 --> 00:36:15.072 Linus: Wait... so pin one goes down here? 965 00:36:15.072 --> 00:36:15.373 Collin: Yep. 966 00:36:15.373 --> 00:36:16.374 Linus: Okay, perfect. 967 00:36:16.841 --> 00:36:17.341 Linus: Okay. 968 00:36:18.409 --> 00:36:19.510 Collin: But don't put it on yet. 969 00:36:19.544 --> 00:36:19.977 Linus: Flux. 970 00:36:20.444 --> 00:36:21.913 Collin: Just a tiny bit, not much. 971 00:36:21.946 --> 00:36:22.980 Linus: Tiny bit, tiny bit of flux. 972 00:36:23.915 --> 00:36:24.348 Linus: Yeah. 973 00:36:25.016 --> 00:36:26.484 Collin: Then heat the flux to spread it out. 974 00:36:27.418 --> 00:36:28.819 Linus: And I don't need perfect coverage here? 975 00:36:28.953 --> 00:36:30.221 Collin: You can add a little bit more. 976 00:36:30.254 --> 00:36:33.291 Collin: With it hot it'll just kind of flow out into a liquid as you put it on. 977 00:36:33.524 --> 00:36:34.125 Linus: Mmmm. 978 00:36:35.893 --> 00:36:38.062 Linus: I feel good about this, not going to lie. 979 00:36:38.095 --> 00:36:38.496 Collin: Here. 980 00:36:38.496 --> 00:36:39.163 Linus: Oh, there it is. 981 00:36:40.364 --> 00:36:41.232 Linus: I got this, boys. 982 00:36:44.168 --> 00:36:44.802 Linus: Oh, perfect. 983 00:36:44.835 --> 00:36:45.303 Collin: Yeah. 984 00:36:45.736 --> 00:36:47.004 Collin: Don't need to go crazy with it. 985 00:36:47.638 --> 00:36:48.372 Linus: Hold on, hold on. 986 00:36:48.472 --> 00:36:50.641 Linus: I'm not settled yet, I'm not settled yet. 987 00:36:50.675 --> 00:36:53.644 Collin: And you can make your fine adjustments with tweezers, it makes it a lot easier. 988 00:36:53.678 --> 00:36:55.646 Linus: Oh, okay; but how am I going to feel it with tweezers? 989 00:36:55.646 --> 00:36:56.447 Collin: You won't feel it. 990 00:36:56.547 --> 00:36:59.850 Collin: This one is harder to feel because the pads are smaller; 991 00:37:01.285 --> 00:37:03.955 Collin: so you just kind of have to eyeball this one. 992 00:37:03.955 --> 00:37:05.056 Linus: You're contradictory, Prof. 993 00:37:06.090 --> 00:37:10.828 Collin: Well with the big pads you can feel it a little bit better. 994 00:37:11.162 --> 00:37:11.662 Linus: Mhmm. 995 00:37:13.497 --> 00:37:14.332 Linus: Okay, so let's see. 996 00:37:14.432 --> 00:37:20.238 Linus: It has kind of a spot that it seems like I don't want to go in. Collin: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Collin: You're feeling it, you're feeling it. 997 00:37:20.638 --> 00:37:21.172 Linus: I think that's- 998 00:37:21.172 --> 00:37:21.572 Collin: That's it. 999 00:37:21.906 --> 00:37:23.074 Linus: I think that's where it wants to go. 1000 00:37:24.175 --> 00:37:25.743 Collin: It like kind of stops. 1001 00:37:25.943 --> 00:37:26.310 Linus: Yeah. 1002 00:37:26.544 --> 00:37:27.078 Collin: Yeah. 1003 00:37:29.080 --> 00:37:29.547 Linus: I think. 1004 00:37:29.647 --> 00:37:31.115 Collin: I can eyeball it and tell you too. 1005 00:37:31.115 --> 00:37:34.452 Linus: I think it's, hold on. 1006 00:37:35.920 --> 00:37:37.321 Collin: He's going by feel only. 1007 00:37:37.455 --> 00:37:38.256 Collin: Haha. 1008 00:37:39.023 --> 00:37:40.858 Linus: Well that's how you're supposed to do it, aren't you? 1009 00:37:40.958 --> 00:37:44.895 Collin: Visual and feel; you do the feel for like the general placement, 1010 00:37:44.929 --> 00:37:47.865 and then you nudge it around with the tweezers to get it perfect. 1011 00:37:48.899 --> 00:37:51.369 Collin: Alright, so now just hit it with tweezers, make sure it doesn't move; 1012 00:37:51.535 --> 00:37:53.337 and that means you're good. 1013 00:37:54.939 --> 00:37:55.406 Collin: You're good. 1014 00:37:57.341 --> 00:37:57.975 Linus: Okay. 1015 00:37:58.909 --> 00:37:59.310 Collin: Perfect. 1016 00:37:59.310 --> 00:38:01.646 Linus: Before we do the other side, what are my odds? 1017 00:38:02.179 --> 00:38:03.414 Collin: I'm going to give you 90%. 1018 00:38:03.514 --> 00:38:04.415 Collin: I'm at 90% still. 1019 00:38:04.415 --> 00:38:05.283 Linus: 90%. 1020 00:38:05.983 --> 00:38:07.285 Linus: Take that, Alex! 1021 00:38:08.252 --> 00:38:10.054 Alex: What? I think it looks pretty good now. 1022 00:38:11.022 --> 00:38:11.856 Collin: Hahahahaha. 1023 00:38:12.757 --> 00:38:13.524 Linus: Alright. 1024 00:38:14.825 --> 00:38:16.127 Linus: Okay, cool. 1025 00:38:16.894 --> 00:38:17.561 Linus: Okay. 1026 00:38:21.232 --> 00:38:22.066 Linus: Alright. 1027 00:38:23.534 --> 00:38:28.673 Linus: Next is this little piece piece. 1028 00:38:28.706 --> 00:38:28.906 Collin: Hold on. 1029 00:38:28.906 --> 00:38:30.374 Linus: No, no, I got this, I got this. 1030 00:38:30.941 --> 00:38:31.976 Linus: Don't even trip, dawg. 1031 00:38:32.643 --> 00:38:33.544 Collin: It's upside down. 1032 00:38:34.879 --> 00:38:35.513 Linus: What!? 1033 00:38:35.646 --> 00:38:36.414 Collin: It's upside down. 1034 00:38:36.447 --> 00:38:37.214 Linus: Hold on, hold on. 1035 00:38:37.281 --> 00:38:39.183 Linus: I'm going to figure it out, I'm going to figure it out. 1036 00:38:39.750 --> 00:38:40.518 Linus: I'm going to figure it out. 1037 00:38:40.518 --> 00:38:41.352 Collin: Don't damage the cable. 1038 00:38:41.352 --> 00:38:43.287 Linus: I'm not going to damage the cable! 1039 00:38:44.055 --> 00:38:47.024 Linus: You have no faith after all that we've seen together. 1040 00:38:48.959 --> 00:38:50.728 Collin: I have faith, I have plenty of faith. 1041 00:38:52.430 --> 00:38:54.665 Linus: You got happy, happy, happy. 1042 00:38:54.665 --> 00:38:55.166 Collin: Come on. 1043 00:38:55.766 --> 00:38:58.536 Linus: Okay, I'm going to figure it out, just chill. 1044 00:38:58.536 --> 00:38:59.770 Linus: Just chill, it's all good. 1045 00:39:00.204 --> 00:39:04.809 Linus: What the hell!? The way the ribbon wants to go, it's like... 1046 00:39:05.943 --> 00:39:08.245 Collin: It's because the fan is physically upside down. 1047 00:39:08.279 --> 00:39:09.747 Linus: What do you mean by upside down? 1048 00:39:10.414 --> 00:39:11.682 Linus: Oh, how'd that happen? 1049 00:39:12.683 --> 00:39:13.684 Collin: Yeaaah. Linus: That's sort of remarkable. 1050 00:39:13.684 --> 00:39:16.320 Linus: It's like someone just threw the whole thing together in the pile there. 1051 00:39:16.320 --> 00:39:16.787 Collin: I know. 1052 00:39:17.221 --> 00:39:18.389 Linus: Who would have done such a thing? 1053 00:39:18.489 --> 00:39:20.691 Collin: That's why I told you not to do that. 1054 00:39:20.691 --> 00:39:21.926 Collin: There it is. 1055 00:39:23.994 --> 00:39:24.829 Collin: Perfect. 1056 00:39:25.429 --> 00:39:27.665 Linus: You know, you never struck me as a told-you-so Tommy; 1057 00:39:27.665 --> 00:39:30.568 Linus: but now, now I see it, now I see it. Collin: Hahahahahaha. 1058 00:39:33.637 --> 00:39:34.939 Linus: Hold on, it's a little grommet. 1059 00:39:34.939 --> 00:39:35.840 Collin: Yeah, push that in the head. 1060 00:39:35.873 --> 00:39:37.074 Linus: Yeah, there you go. 1061 00:39:37.174 --> 00:39:38.209 Linus: Okay. 1062 00:39:38.309 --> 00:39:40.644 Linus: Now I just got to remember which one's which here. 1063 00:39:41.846 --> 00:39:42.646 Linus: What are you implying? 1064 00:39:42.747 --> 00:39:44.849 Linus: That my T3 driving job was not good enough? 1065 00:39:44.849 --> 00:39:46.550 Collin: Yes; those are T3s though. 1066 00:39:47.184 --> 00:39:48.352 Collin: The two front ones. 1067 00:39:48.753 --> 00:39:49.653 Collin: Hahaha. 1068 00:39:50.354 --> 00:39:52.356 Linus: I would have figured it out, okay? 1069 00:39:52.423 --> 00:39:54.558 Collin: You know Apple likes to use their different screws. 1070 00:39:55.226 --> 00:39:56.160 Linus: I do know that. 1071 00:39:56.894 --> 00:39:58.729 Linus: It's not something I love about them, 1072 00:39:59.063 --> 00:40:01.365 but it is something that I do know about them. 1073 00:40:03.701 --> 00:40:06.103 Collin: Just imagine being a screw engineer at Apple. 1074 00:40:06.103 --> 00:40:06.737 Linus: Oh my god. 1075 00:40:07.805 --> 00:40:09.707 Linus: Hilariously, that is totally a job. 1076 00:40:09.740 --> 00:40:11.142 Collin: It is a job, for sure. 1077 00:40:11.142 --> 00:40:12.443 Linus: And totally more than one person's job. 1078 00:40:12.610 --> 00:40:13.310 Collin: Yeah. 1079 00:40:16.480 --> 00:40:19.550 Linus: It's like there's two industries where you can be a screw engineer. 1080 00:40:19.550 --> 00:40:22.820 Tech industry working at Apple or the porn industry. 1081 00:40:25.956 --> 00:40:26.791 Linus: Hi there, ma'am. 1082 00:40:27.391 --> 00:40:29.660 Linus: Did you need your storage upgraded? 1083 00:40:30.394 --> 00:40:31.629 Linus: Bang, pska bangbang... 1084 00:40:32.263 --> 00:40:32.897 Linus: I'm sorry. 1085 00:40:35.833 --> 00:40:38.702 Collin: Can you wiggle... this heatsink thing has to go over it. 1086 00:40:38.702 --> 00:40:39.703 Linus: Oh, okay. Collin: You got it. 1087 00:40:39.804 --> 00:40:40.337 Linus: There we go. 1088 00:40:40.337 --> 00:40:41.705 Linus: I thought it was stuck on this cable. 1089 00:40:41.739 --> 00:40:42.273 Collin: Nope. 1090 00:40:42.273 --> 00:40:45.776 Collin: Actually, that cable is kind of coming out of its housing here. 1091 00:40:46.377 --> 00:40:47.244 Linus: Oh, yeah; I broke it. 1092 00:40:48.212 --> 00:40:49.079 Linus: I mean, you broke it. 1093 00:40:49.213 --> 00:40:50.181 Linus: Look at what you've done. Collin: I didn't break it. 1094 00:40:50.781 --> 00:40:51.482 Linus: Look at what you did. 1095 00:40:52.550 --> 00:40:53.484 Linus: That'll go on there. 1096 00:40:55.753 --> 00:40:56.821 Collin: Just be careful plugging it back in. 1097 00:40:56.821 --> 00:40:58.022 Linus: Yeah, yeah; I'm not worried about it. 1098 00:40:58.856 --> 00:41:00.090 Linus: Dude, do I look worried? 1099 00:41:00.191 --> 00:41:02.092 Collin: No, you don't look worried in the slightest. 1100 00:41:02.092 --> 00:41:03.194 Linus: Not even in the slightest. 1101 00:41:03.861 --> 00:41:04.695 Linus: These are T5s. 1102 00:41:05.830 --> 00:41:07.498 Collin: Yeah, the rest are T5s at this point. 1103 00:41:07.631 --> 00:41:08.199 Linus: Sure are. 1104 00:41:09.467 --> 00:41:11.202 Andy: Okay, Linus did you break something? 1105 00:41:11.669 --> 00:41:12.069 Collin: No. 1106 00:41:13.003 --> 00:41:13.571 Linus: Maybe. 1107 00:41:15.639 --> 00:41:17.741 Alex: And he was doubting my lack of confidence. 1108 00:41:21.946 --> 00:41:24.048 Andy: No comment 1109 00:41:28.285 --> 00:41:29.119 Linus: I want hot glue. 1110 00:41:30.221 --> 00:41:32.189 Collin: Just put it down, 1111 00:41:32.189 --> 00:41:37.795 the pressure of the wires should hold it in place once it's in the correct position. 1112 00:41:38.262 --> 00:41:40.931 Linus: I don't think I can get it into the correct position. 1113 00:41:40.931 --> 00:41:42.933 Collin: Let's just take the housing off the Mac Mini. 1114 00:41:42.933 --> 00:41:43.834 Linus: No, no, no; it's fine. 1115 00:41:44.468 --> 00:41:46.103 Linus: See, you want a permanent fix, but- 1116 00:41:46.103 --> 00:41:47.938 Collin: I want a permanent fix, man. 1117 00:41:48.072 --> 00:41:49.273 Linus: I don't actually care that much. 1118 00:41:50.941 --> 00:41:52.476 Linus: Hold on, just a sec. 1119 00:41:52.476 --> 00:41:53.444 Collin: It's your Mac Mini. 1120 00:41:53.544 --> 00:41:54.211 Linus: Yeah, exactly. 1121 00:41:54.211 --> 00:41:55.479 Collin: Shouldn't you want it to be perfect? 1122 00:41:55.579 --> 00:41:55.980 Linus: Nope. 1123 00:41:57.314 --> 00:41:57.815 Linus: There. 1124 00:41:58.949 --> 00:42:01.118 Linus: I mean, it was a Mac; it was already not going to be perfect. 1125 00:42:02.653 --> 00:42:03.354 Collin: Alright, that'll do. 1126 00:42:03.687 --> 00:42:06.090 Just flip it over and call it a day. 1127 00:42:06.257 --> 00:42:07.124 Collin: Hahaha. 1128 00:42:07.791 --> 00:42:08.425 Linus: Nice. 1129 00:42:09.493 --> 00:42:11.028 Linus: That's how we roll, baby. 1130 00:42:13.230 --> 00:42:15.032 Collin: The pressure of the wires should hold it in. 1131 00:42:17.301 --> 00:42:20.104 Linus: Okay, I do want to see it turn on before I- Collin: Test it first? 1132 00:42:20.104 --> 00:42:20.504 Collin: Perfect. 1133 00:42:20.504 --> 00:42:20.838 Linus: Yep. 1134 00:42:21.338 --> 00:42:22.606 Linus: Okay, where's our power cable? 1135 00:42:24.308 --> 00:42:26.377 Linus: Was everyone talking about good signs so far? 1136 00:42:27.278 --> 00:42:29.113 Collin: You've got to be cautiously optimistic. 1137 00:42:29.213 --> 00:42:29.547 Linus: No. 1138 00:42:29.680 --> 00:42:30.514 Collin: Haha, okay. 1139 00:42:30.548 --> 00:42:31.482 Linus: Full confidence. 1140 00:42:31.649 --> 00:42:32.550 Collin: Full confidence. 1141 00:42:32.650 --> 00:42:33.083 Linus: Yeah. 1142 00:42:33.384 --> 00:42:35.185 Collin: Select the IPSW. Linus: 100%. 1143 00:42:37.521 --> 00:42:38.789 Collin: And we'll see what happens. 1144 00:42:38.789 --> 00:42:39.890 Linus: 100%. 1145 00:42:39.990 --> 00:42:40.824 Collin: 100%. 1146 00:42:41.125 --> 00:42:41.892 Linus: 100%. 1147 00:42:42.526 --> 00:42:44.128 Linus: Something will happen 100%. 1148 00:42:44.228 --> 00:42:45.396 Collin: Okay, okay. 1149 00:42:45.529 --> 00:42:49.099 Collin: Well, I really appreciate you having me out here. 1150 00:42:49.199 --> 00:42:53.737 Collin: It was a fun time despite a few minor setbacks as we've experienced here; 1151 00:42:53.837 --> 00:42:56.874 but just a real pleasure to come out here and demo this for you. 1152 00:42:56.874 --> 00:42:59.143 Linus: Ton of fun to have you here 1153 00:42:59.143 --> 00:43:01.145 and as well get to actually do this 1154 00:43:01.145 --> 00:43:02.479 this was an absolute blast","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"Collin: Alright, and now we just have to disassemble the- Or remove the logic board. 2 00:00:05.338 --> 00:00:09.309 First, we've got some T3 screws to pull out of all these covers. 3 00:00:09.309 --> 00:00:13.113 I mean, I'm sure Apple thoroughly tested this design choice before they implemented it. 4 00:00:13.113 --> 00:00:14.414 Linus: Ah, well... 5 00:00:14.514 --> 00:00:15.315 Collin: *Laughs* 6 00:00:16.616 --> 00:00:18.585 Linus: I don't know that I'd go that far, but sure. 7 00:00:20.186 --> 00:00:21.721 Collin: It's Apple, they do a lot of testing. 8 00:00:22.255 --> 00:00:23.390 Linus: Oh, you know what I could do? 9 00:00:26.626 --> 00:00:28.595 Linus: We actually have another precision kit. 10 00:00:28.628 --> 00:00:30.330 Linus: What about second parts tray? 11 00:00:30.397 --> 00:00:34.701 Collin: Yeah, I'll use that for the non-covers, because this is like the bulk of it. 12 00:00:34.701 --> 00:00:35.635 Linus: Yeah, anything's good. 13 00:00:37.404 --> 00:00:43.143 Collin: Pretty sure all these screws are the same anyway, so not too worried. 14 00:00:44.277 --> 00:00:44.978 Linus: Can I help? 15 00:00:45.912 --> 00:00:46.980 Collin: You sure can, if you want to. 16 00:00:46.980 --> 00:00:48.715 Linus: I mean yeah, sure, what is this, a T5? 17 00:00:48.815 --> 00:00:49.382 Collin: T3. 18 00:00:49.416 --> 00:00:50.784 Linus: T3, derp. 19 00:00:51.117 --> 00:00:53.486 Collin: Don't cam them out, because they will strip. 20 00:00:54.954 --> 00:00:55.922 Linus: I would never. 21 00:00:57.357 --> 00:00:58.792 Linus: Uh, which ones do you want out? 22 00:00:59.292 --> 00:01:00.727 Collin: Well actually I finished all of them. 23 00:01:01.561 --> 00:01:02.128 Collin: *Laughs* 24 00:01:03.430 --> 00:01:04.097 Man: Hahahaha. 25 00:01:04.097 --> 00:01:05.331 Collin: Hahahahaha. 26 00:01:05.565 --> 00:01:07.467 Linus: I will stick to being the lovely assistant. 27 00:01:08.301 --> 00:01:10.570 Collin: Now I just gotta unplug everything. 28 00:01:13.039 --> 00:01:17.177 Collin: Now the rest of them should be T5s, except for these. 29 00:01:17.210 --> 00:01:19.079 Linus: Oh, so I was only sort of wrong... aren't I? 30 00:01:19.179 --> 00:01:19.546 Collin: Nope. 31 00:01:19.579 --> 00:01:20.480 Linus: Alright, where do you want them? 32 00:01:21.448 --> 00:01:23.583 Collin: Just in their positions, so those three in a row. 33 00:01:23.616 --> 00:01:27.454 Collin: Yep, perfect; and then there's one more right here. 34 00:01:27.854 --> 00:01:30.390 Collin: The rest are T3s. 35 00:01:31.157 --> 00:01:33.193 Linus: The most painless of screwdriver bits. 36 00:01:33.860 --> 00:01:34.828 Linus: Got codeine in them. 37 00:01:34.828 --> 00:01:35.562 Collin: Oh, nice. 38 00:01:35.562 --> 00:01:37.330 Linus: You know, it's a joke. 39 00:01:37.430 --> 00:01:38.865 Linus: Tylenol 3s, T3s. 40 00:01:38.965 --> 00:01:39.399 Collin: Oh. 41 00:01:39.432 --> 00:01:40.934 Linus: Oh, is that not a slang in America? 42 00:01:40.934 --> 00:01:41.501 Collin: I mean, it's not. 43 00:01:41.501 --> 00:01:41.901 Linus: Okay. 44 00:01:42.035 --> 00:01:43.536 Collin: Not one I'm aware of at least. 45 00:01:43.536 --> 00:01:45.872 Linus: Yeah, Tylenol 3, we call them T3s. 46 00:01:46.005 --> 00:01:46.439 Collin: Oh. 47 00:01:46.473 --> 00:01:47.140 Linus: They're the good s***. 48 00:01:47.140 --> 00:01:48.174 Collin: Never heard that in my life. 49 00:01:48.308 --> 00:01:50.343 Linus and Collin: *Laughs* 50 00:01:50.677 --> 00:01:52.946 Linus: He's a believer; I like them already. 51 00:01:55.348 --> 00:01:56.349 Collin: Some of these are a pain. 52 00:01:56.382 --> 00:01:57.517 Collin: There we go. 53 00:01:59.853 --> 00:02:02.555 Linus: There's so much stuff that Apple does that I just look at and I go, 54 00:02:03.656 --> 00:02:06.159 there were so many easier ways to do this. 55 00:02:06.860 --> 00:02:07.794 Collin: There we go. 56 00:02:07.827 --> 00:02:10.864 Linus: Alright, but we're not going to pick up those components; 57 00:02:10.864 --> 00:02:12.165 we're going to pick up this one now, right? 58 00:02:12.165 --> 00:02:12.966 Collin: Yes, that's correct. 59 00:02:12.966 --> 00:02:13.833 Linus: Okay, you need hot air then? 60 00:02:13.867 --> 00:02:14.567 Collin: Yep. 61 00:02:17.570 --> 00:02:19.706 Collin: Oh, I forgot; I need my weight. 62 00:02:19.772 --> 00:02:20.707 Linus: Is video game. 63 00:02:22.175 --> 00:02:23.476 Linus: I thought I was the dead weight. 64 00:02:23.610 --> 00:02:24.043 Linus: Nope. 65 00:02:24.811 --> 00:02:26.079 Collin: Unless you want to get your hand burned. 66 00:02:27.814 --> 00:02:30.884 Collin: And you can only do that once the board gets to a suitable temperature. 67 00:02:30.917 --> 00:02:34.187 Collin: Alright, so with that done, where's the... 68 00:02:35.688 --> 00:02:37.824 Alex: The board's now about 100 degrees. 69 00:02:37.824 --> 00:02:39.692 Linus: Oh, you brought the thermal camera! 70 00:02:39.726 --> 00:02:40.326 Man: I brought the thermal camera. 71 00:02:40.326 --> 00:02:41.294 Linus: Wicked smart. 72 00:02:47.867 --> 00:02:49.335 Collin: Need to change tips on this. 73 00:02:56.342 --> 00:02:59.379 Linus: Just a little bit of casual disassembly before reassembly, you know? 74 00:03:00.046 --> 00:03:01.748 Linus: Just casual things that people do. 75 00:03:03.449 --> 00:03:07.020 Linus: Are you moving it around in order to get more even heat distribution 76 00:03:07.020 --> 00:03:07.587 or are you shaking? 77 00:03:07.587 --> 00:03:08.321 Collin: No, I'm just nervous. 78 00:03:08.488 --> 00:03:08.955 Linus: Cool. 79 00:03:09.822 --> 00:03:11.658 Collin: My hands usually don't shake this much. 80 00:03:12.492 --> 00:03:13.059 Linus: Hahahaha. 81 00:03:14.961 --> 00:03:17.363 Linus: Is there anything that I can do to put you more at ease? 82 00:03:17.430 --> 00:03:18.731 Collin: Nope, I'll just have to get used to it. 83 00:03:18.731 --> 00:03:19.499 Linus: Okay, cool. 84 00:03:20.233 --> 00:03:21.067 Linus: I could shut up. 85 00:03:21.067 --> 00:03:22.502 Linus: Actually, that's a lie; I can't shut up. 86 00:03:24.938 --> 00:03:26.940 Linus: This makes me feel so much better, 87 00:03:26.940 --> 00:03:31.311 because I always try to solder stuff in our studio and it never works. 88 00:03:31.344 --> 00:03:35.081 I don't know what it is; must be something about our room temperature, 89 00:03:35.114 --> 00:03:36.516 or humidity or something. 90 00:03:36.616 --> 00:03:40.587 Linus: But seeing you struggle too to do something that you always do 91 00:03:40.587 --> 00:03:43.089 Linus: makes me feel so much better about the time that I've tried to do this. 92 00:03:43.089 --> 00:03:44.624 Collin: I just got to get used to new tools, you know? 93 00:03:44.624 --> 00:03:46.826 Collin: I'm not... These aren't my usual tools. 94 00:03:46.926 --> 00:03:47.427 Linus: Yeah. 95 00:03:47.961 --> 00:03:49.596 Collin: But what you're smelling is the flux. 96 00:03:52.465 --> 00:03:53.566 Linus: It's kind of like the pool. 97 00:03:54.000 --> 00:03:55.168 Linus: If you like the smell of the pool, 98 00:03:55.168 --> 00:03:57.904 what you actually like is the smell of the chemical reaction with the urine. 99 00:03:58.104 --> 00:03:59.072 Collin: Hahahaha. 100 00:04:01.441 --> 00:04:03.509 Linus: I heard that, I don't think that's actually true. 101 00:04:03.509 --> 00:04:05.345 I think that's more of an urban myth. 102 00:04:07.347 --> 00:04:10.016 But someone told me that once and I thought it was funny, so I repeat it. 103 00:04:11.284 --> 00:04:13.353 Linus: Sodder wick is great; just don't kill its dog. 104 00:04:14.988 --> 00:04:19.092 Linus: It's my entire contribution here; I'm literally just comedic relief. 105 00:04:21.361 --> 00:04:25.431 Linus: I feel like with how many early generation Macs are going to need upgrades like this, 106 00:04:26.833 --> 00:04:30.136 Linus: you're going to have more and more customers for this kind of service. 107 00:04:30.136 --> 00:04:31.437 Collin: Oh yeah, I'm not surprised. 108 00:04:31.437 --> 00:04:32.639 Collin: I wouldn't be surprised. 109 00:04:33.706 --> 00:04:35.608 Collin: I did miss one there, so I'm going to go back. 110 00:04:36.876 --> 00:04:37.277 Linus: Cool. 111 00:04:38.211 --> 00:04:39.946 Alex: I don't know if I'd call those big, but yeah. 112 00:04:39.946 --> 00:04:41.047 Linus: Yeah, it's all relative. 113 00:04:41.247 --> 00:04:41.614 Alex: Yeah. 114 00:04:44.417 --> 00:04:45.685 Collin: They're big in my eyes. 115 00:04:45.718 --> 00:04:46.819 Linus: I convinced my wife they're big. 116 00:04:47.954 --> 00:04:48.421 Linus: Alright. 117 00:04:50.690 --> 00:04:51.591 Collin: Fix the alignment. 118 00:04:52.125 --> 00:04:54.761 Linus: I mean, it's good enough for me. Collin: There. 119 00:04:55.061 --> 00:04:56.496 Collin: It's not good enough for me. 120 00:04:58.464 --> 00:04:59.098 Collin: Perfect. 121 00:05:01.834 --> 00:05:03.169 Linus: I have my own name for them. 122 00:05:03.803 --> 00:05:05.071 Linus: I call them Nightmare Tear. 123 00:05:05.405 --> 00:05:06.306 Collin: Hahaha. 124 00:05:06.906 --> 00:05:08.841 Linus: I'm not going to have to do anything that small, right? 125 00:05:09.342 --> 00:05:09.842 Collin: No. 126 00:05:10.009 --> 00:05:10.810 Linus: Cool. Collin: No. 127 00:05:13.780 --> 00:05:14.547 Linus: Wild. 128 00:05:15.214 --> 00:05:18.818 Linus: Because even though MacOS has very little market share compared to Windows, 129 00:05:19.919 --> 00:05:24.290 Mac compared to almost any other individual PC maker 130 00:05:24.324 --> 00:05:27.327 is actually really strong in terms of market share; 131 00:05:27.327 --> 00:05:29.762 and when you consider how few SKUs Apple has, 132 00:05:29.796 --> 00:05:34.367 the individual models are just like mind-blowingly popular 133 00:05:34.400 --> 00:05:37.704 compared to almost any other individual model of mobile computer. 134 00:05:39.472 --> 00:05:40.540 Collin: Going to have to stand up. 135 00:05:40.673 --> 00:05:44.043 Linus: That's how they can afford to do their own panels, their own SSDs, 136 00:05:44.243 --> 00:05:46.646 their own... I mean well processors even. 137 00:05:46.646 --> 00:05:48.381 Collin: How do you turn this off? 138 00:05:48.915 --> 00:05:50.216 Linus: I don't know, good question. 139 00:05:51.150 --> 00:05:52.418 Linus: I could do that, I just don't want to. 140 00:05:56.122 --> 00:05:57.590 Linus: They're never going to work with me. 141 00:05:59.158 --> 00:06:02.729 Collin: So if you're curious, this is all the components that need to be installed on there. 142 00:06:03.162 --> 00:06:04.097 Linus: Sorry. 143 00:06:10.036 --> 00:06:10.436 Linus: Oh. 144 00:06:12.672 --> 00:06:14.941 Collin: It doesn't produce enough fumes, it doesn't really make a difference. 145 00:06:14.941 --> 00:06:15.675 Linus: I mean... 146 00:06:20.713 --> 00:06:22.715 Collin: It's a little smoky, but it's fine. 147 00:06:22.715 --> 00:06:24.817 Linus: It doesn't hurt to draw it away. 148 00:06:26.219 --> 00:06:27.553 Collin: flux smells good. 149 00:06:27.587 --> 00:06:29.689 Linus: I know, I don't disagree with you, but... 150 00:06:29.789 --> 00:06:32.658 Collin and Linus: *Laughs* 151 00:06:33.025 --> 00:06:36.662 Linus: I also love the smell of gunpowder, it's so good. 152 00:06:36.796 --> 00:06:38.331 Collin: Yeah; that one's good too. 153 00:06:38.331 --> 00:06:38.798 Linus: Yeah. 154 00:06:38.931 --> 00:06:39.799 Collin: That one's good too. 155 00:06:41.167 --> 00:06:42.402 Linus: Yeah. 156 00:06:43.369 --> 00:06:45.705 Collin: And non-catalyzed exhaust. 157 00:06:45.705 --> 00:06:48.441 Linus: Why are all the things that are bad for us so good smelling? 158 00:06:48.441 --> 00:06:49.075 Collin: I know. 159 00:06:50.910 --> 00:06:51.611 Linus: It's not fair. 160 00:06:53.813 --> 00:06:55.481 Linus: What kind of God? 161 00:06:58.384 --> 00:06:59.218 Linus: He didn't believe me. 162 00:06:59.252 --> 00:07:00.319 Collin: Hahahaha. 163 00:07:00.353 --> 00:07:04.123 Linus: He sat here to my face, said that he didn't believe I would steer him wrong, 164 00:07:04.123 --> 00:07:05.158 Linus: and then tested it anyway. Collin: It's feels like plast- 165 00:07:05.224 --> 00:07:08.828 Collin: You know, I'd rather not have a molten pile of plastic in front of me right now. 166 00:07:08.961 --> 00:07:10.430 Linus: What? After all the work you put into that, 167 00:07:10.430 --> 00:07:12.231 you don't want to just put plastic all over it? 168 00:07:12.231 --> 00:07:12.665 Collin: Exactly. 169 00:07:12.665 --> 00:07:13.433 Linus: That's crazy. 170 00:07:14.200 --> 00:07:16.436 Linus: I tried, but I missed; so now it's clean. 171 00:07:17.103 --> 00:07:17.437 Collin: Good. 172 00:07:17.437 --> 00:07:18.471 Linus: Or at least it's still clean. 173 00:07:18.471 --> 00:07:18.838 Linus: Okay. 174 00:07:18.838 --> 00:07:20.540 Collin: It'll get heated to 350 degrees, it's fine. 175 00:07:20.540 --> 00:07:21.541 Linus: Yeah. 176 00:07:21.574 --> 00:07:22.975 Collin: So you've got to be careful; 177 00:07:22.975 --> 00:07:25.344 you don't want this to warp in the wrong direction, you can see... 178 00:07:26.212 --> 00:07:29.015 Linus: Do you ever worry about Apple kind of going after your channel, 179 00:07:29.048 --> 00:07:33.719 trying to demonetize your videos, something-something proprietary information? 180 00:07:33.753 --> 00:07:36.989 Collin: Um you know I have thought about that, 181 00:07:37.023 --> 00:07:41.561 but so far it hasn't happened and I feel like if it were to happen, 182 00:07:41.561 --> 00:07:44.697 it would have already done- It would have already happened. 183 00:07:47.767 --> 00:07:50.436 Linus: I feel like they've got their hands full dealing with the European Union these days. 184 00:07:50.470 --> 00:07:51.771 Collin: That is also true. 185 00:07:54.307 --> 00:07:54.740 Linus: Is this on? 186 00:07:55.308 --> 00:07:55.741 Collin: No. 187 00:07:55.775 --> 00:07:57.543 Linus: Oh, it probably should be; I smell things. 188 00:07:57.543 --> 00:07:59.579 Collin: It doesn't come on with this, 189 00:07:59.579 --> 00:08:01.848 so I don't really know how to trigger it manually. 190 00:08:02.582 --> 00:08:03.549 Linus: Ooookay. 191 00:08:06.686 --> 00:08:07.854 Collin: A little bit of flux won't hurt you. 192 00:08:08.988 --> 00:08:10.923 Linus: Well, it looks like they're going. 193 00:08:12.024 --> 00:08:13.726 Collin: The thermal mass is my enemy here. 194 00:08:14.260 --> 00:08:15.127 Linus: Sorry. 195 00:08:15.595 --> 00:08:17.263 Linus: I really did try to find an optical drive. 196 00:08:17.296 --> 00:08:19.832 Collin: It's fine, it's fine; we'll make it happen. 197 00:08:20.533 --> 00:08:23.836 Linus: If we were having fun we might say we're having a ball. 198 00:08:27.707 --> 00:08:29.008 Linus: We'll use a little bit of flux. 199 00:08:29.008 --> 00:08:30.943 Collin: Yep, the flux will help it flow. 200 00:08:37.583 --> 00:08:39.185 Linus: What about 2nd NAND? 201 00:08:39.185 --> 00:08:40.152 Collin: Yeah, now we're just... 202 00:08:40.186 --> 00:08:41.454 Linus: How much does each of these cost? 203 00:08:42.154 --> 00:08:45.591 Collin: The total is about $130, so about half that for one. 204 00:08:46.125 --> 00:08:46.859 Linus: 60 bucks. 205 00:08:46.893 --> 00:08:48.094 Collin: Yep, about $60. 206 00:08:48.895 --> 00:08:50.663 Linus: Let's compare that to Apple's website, 207 00:08:50.696 --> 00:08:52.798 Linus: what they charge for a terabyte of storage. 208 00:08:52.832 --> 00:08:53.533 Collin: Yeah, exactly. 209 00:08:53.599 --> 00:08:57.670 Collin: Although their one terabyte is actually two 512 gig chips. 210 00:08:57.703 --> 00:08:58.371 Linus: Which is worse. 211 00:08:59.105 --> 00:09:01.173 Collin: Well bandwidth-wise it's better. 212 00:09:02.074 --> 00:09:03.075 Collin: Small details. 213 00:09:03.075 --> 00:09:05.244 Linus: Right, but I'm sorry; we have two terabytes, though. 214 00:09:05.244 --> 00:09:08.581 Linus: I just mean per capacity their charge is pretty linear. Collin: Oh yeah. 215 00:09:08.648 --> 00:09:10.316 Collin: Yeah, you're still going to pay more 216 00:09:10.316 --> 00:09:12.418 Collin: for one terabyte than this whole upgrade costs. 217 00:09:13.686 --> 00:09:14.453 Linus: Ridiculous. 218 00:09:16.889 --> 00:09:22.128 Alex: Yeah, one terabyte on Apple.com for a MacBook Air is $400. 219 00:09:22.261 --> 00:09:22.628 Collin: Yep. 220 00:09:22.662 --> 00:09:23.262 Linus: Sick. 221 00:09:26.465 --> 00:09:27.600 Collin: Gotta clean the flux off. 222 00:09:27.633 --> 00:09:28.267 Linus: Mm-hmm. 223 00:09:29.702 --> 00:09:31.938 Linus: He's like \"this is why I work alone.\" 224 00:09:33.940 --> 00:09:35.841 Collin: I'm good with some distraction, it's okay. 225 00:09:38.644 --> 00:09:40.846 Linus: That's the nicest thing anyone's ever called me. 226 00:09:40.846 --> 00:09:41.814 Collin: Hahahahaha. 227 00:09:41.847 --> 00:09:42.481 Linus: Hahaha. 228 00:09:43.916 --> 00:09:46.252 Collin: There we go; paste. 229 00:09:51.223 --> 00:09:53.426 Linus: Oh man, I want a peanut butter sandwich so bad right now. 230 00:09:53.492 --> 00:09:54.260 Collin: With this? 231 00:09:54.293 --> 00:09:56.329 Linus: Well no, but just- Like no, with peanut butter. 232 00:09:56.362 --> 00:09:57.163 Collin: Hahahaha. 233 00:09:58.798 --> 00:10:00.232 Collin: Nothing like some lead in your diet. 234 00:10:00.333 --> 00:10:01.734 Linus: I just mean the way it spreads. 235 00:10:01.767 --> 00:10:02.568 Collin: Yeah. 236 00:10:02.602 --> 00:10:04.770 Collin: It does spread like peanut butter. 237 00:10:04.804 --> 00:10:08.841 Linus: Gonna go 350 with 20% airflow this time, and it's gonna just go. 238 00:10:09.642 --> 00:10:11.010 Collin: Yeah, this should go a lot quicker. 239 00:10:11.777 --> 00:10:12.411 Linus: Can't wait. 240 00:10:13.646 --> 00:10:17.650 Linus: And if it's bunged up, it'll be the first one since you got the hang of it? 241 00:10:17.817 --> 00:10:18.384 Collin: Yep. 242 00:10:18.417 --> 00:10:18.818 Linus: Okay. 243 00:10:18.851 --> 00:10:20.319 Collin: I'm worried about that solder mask; 244 00:10:20.319 --> 00:10:23.122 that was just down to this, the tools being slightly... 245 00:10:24.290 --> 00:10:26.125 Collin: I don't know, they must be either thicker, 246 00:10:26.158 --> 00:10:28.828 or made from a different material or something, because they're much- 247 00:10:29.362 --> 00:10:31.430 Linus: That's the thing about... 248 00:10:32.765 --> 00:10:33.299 Collin: QianLi? 249 00:10:33.332 --> 00:10:35.034 Linus: Yeah, brand whatever. 250 00:10:35.034 --> 00:10:38.437 Linus: Like he told us to order this and we did, but like- 251 00:10:38.471 --> 00:10:41.741 Collin: Which is the same set of tools I have, but these are slightly different. 252 00:10:41.774 --> 00:10:43.175 Collin: Like, if you've ever- 253 00:10:43.209 --> 00:10:48.047 The ones I have are gold colored, not silver like these, which... 254 00:10:48.080 --> 00:10:50.449 Linus: So the consistency can be a little off sometimes. 255 00:10:50.449 --> 00:10:52.284 Collin: Oh, well; we should be okay. 256 00:10:54.553 --> 00:10:56.055 Linus: Well, you will be; it's my MacBook. 257 00:10:56.055 --> 00:10:57.056 Collin: True. 258 00:10:57.757 --> 00:10:58.591 Collin: We'll fix it, though. 259 00:11:00.926 --> 00:11:02.628 Collin: It can always be fixed. 260 00:11:02.762 --> 00:11:05.498 Collin: The only thing that can't really be fixed is if pads are ripped, 261 00:11:06.098 --> 00:11:07.733 and we definitely don't have that. 262 00:11:09.168 --> 00:11:14.306 Linus: She bangs, she bangs, oh baby, as she moves, she moves. 263 00:11:14.340 --> 00:11:15.307 Collin: Do the second one. 264 00:11:18.244 --> 00:11:19.145 Collin: It's still going to be hot. 265 00:11:19.178 --> 00:11:19.745 Linus: Not too bad. 266 00:11:19.745 --> 00:11:20.379 Collin: You can hold it. 267 00:11:21.814 --> 00:11:22.415 Collin: There you go. 268 00:11:22.448 --> 00:11:22.782 Linus: Yep. 269 00:11:25.751 --> 00:11:27.987 Collin: That would burn you if you tried that. 270 00:11:28.020 --> 00:11:29.388 Linus: Look on your face, it's so good. 271 00:11:29.422 --> 00:11:30.056 Collin: Hahahahaha. 272 00:11:30.856 --> 00:11:31.323 Linus: Okay. 273 00:11:31.957 --> 00:11:32.758 Linus: Are they in your way? 274 00:11:33.025 --> 00:11:33.693 Collin: No, no. 275 00:11:34.694 --> 00:11:35.995 Linus: But we'll need them soon, I guess. 276 00:11:36.028 --> 00:11:38.564 Collin: Yeah, we'll just need those on the final assembly stage 277 00:11:38.597 --> 00:11:40.633 when we put everything back together after testing. 278 00:11:40.666 --> 00:11:42.968 Linus: Okay; we're going to test it first, that makes sense. Collin: Yep, yep. 279 00:11:43.002 --> 00:11:46.972 Collin: It's much easier to test it before you reassemble in case you have to do anything. 280 00:11:47.006 --> 00:11:50.242 Linus: Do they still have the chassis intrusion stuff that makes it hard to boot them up? 281 00:11:50.576 --> 00:11:52.912 Collin: No, no; they have none of that, none of that on these. 282 00:11:52.945 --> 00:11:53.846 Linus: Yeah, that's nice. 283 00:11:53.846 --> 00:11:54.847 Collin: It's not an ASUS laptop. 284 00:11:55.881 --> 00:11:58.451 Linus: Apple's done it in the past, it was really obnoxious. 285 00:11:59.518 --> 00:12:01.253 Collin: What machines were that on? What was that on? 286 00:12:01.287 --> 00:12:02.555 Linus: Alex, do you remember? Alex: Was it Intel ones? 287 00:12:02.588 --> 00:12:03.889 Linus: It was Intel ones, I think. 288 00:12:04.023 --> 00:12:04.390 Alex: Yeah. 289 00:12:04.423 --> 00:12:07.126 Linus: It was super annoying because we were doing something 290 00:12:07.159 --> 00:12:10.730 and we tried to just fire it up and we were like, what? 291 00:12:11.497 --> 00:12:17.336 And as always with Apple, the implementation was really elegant and sophisticated, 292 00:12:17.369 --> 00:12:18.971 which made it harder to bypass. 293 00:12:20.106 --> 00:12:20.673 Linus: Okay. 294 00:12:21.841 --> 00:12:25.544 I mean, you know what? When it comes to hobbies, I think that's a great way to pick them; 295 00:12:25.578 --> 00:12:27.813 just I wouldn't bring that into relationships. 296 00:12:27.813 --> 00:12:29.315 Linus: Look for fixer-uppers. 297 00:12:29.682 --> 00:12:30.416 Linus: Challenges. 298 00:12:31.417 --> 00:12:33.018 Collin: That's true, I can see it that way. 299 00:12:33.686 --> 00:12:35.321 Linus and Collin: *Laughs* 300 00:12:37.723 --> 00:12:38.724 Linus: You let me know when you're ready. 301 00:12:38.958 --> 00:12:39.291 Collin: Yep. 302 00:12:39.391 --> 00:12:41.327 Linus: Oh, you're going to plug in power with that one, not this one. 303 00:12:41.360 --> 00:12:43.929 Collin: Yeah, so the reason I don't want that plugged in yet 304 00:12:43.929 --> 00:12:46.565 is because that MacBook will actually try to power this one. 305 00:12:46.565 --> 00:12:46.966 Linus: You bet. 306 00:12:47.032 --> 00:12:50.069 Collin: And I need it to be completely dead before I short these pads. 307 00:12:50.069 --> 00:12:50.536 Linus: You bet. 308 00:12:51.470 --> 00:12:54.707 Linus: We're using wares that are soft. 309 00:12:57.543 --> 00:12:59.745 Linus: The best wares with a Z. 310 00:13:00.646 --> 00:13:01.247 Collin: Oh. 311 00:13:04.383 --> 00:13:05.918 Collin: Is it drooping now? 312 00:13:07.753 --> 00:13:09.054 Linus: I mean, we're not using them. 313 00:13:18.531 --> 00:13:19.899 Linus: Is that light-lit? Oh, there it goes. 314 00:13:22.067 --> 00:13:23.669 Should I still be plugged in over here? 315 00:13:23.936 --> 00:13:25.871 Collin: Yeah, you're good; I unplugged it from this end. 316 00:13:25.905 --> 00:13:26.405 Linus: Okay. 317 00:13:27.840 --> 00:13:28.407 Linus: Nothing. 318 00:13:28.574 --> 00:13:31.143 Collin: Um, so that's either because 319 00:13:31.210 --> 00:13:33.445 it doesn't like being powered from MagSafe, 320 00:13:33.479 --> 00:13:36.782 in which case I'll need a second USB-C cable instead of this MagSafe one. 321 00:13:36.816 --> 00:13:37.416 Linus: Okay. 322 00:13:37.449 --> 00:13:39.885 Collin: Or this USB-C cable is a problem. 323 00:13:41.687 --> 00:13:42.188 Linus: Uh-oh. 324 00:13:43.322 --> 00:13:44.990 Linus: Well, let's hope that's not the case. 325 00:13:45.024 --> 00:13:49.395 Collin: I know the ones that Apple gives you with the MacBooks work fine, so. 326 00:13:50.362 --> 00:13:51.197 Linus: Okay, here we go. 327 00:13:51.197 --> 00:13:51.997 Linus: Good luck everybody. 328 00:13:54.333 --> 00:13:56.168 Extracting the software. 329 00:13:59.572 --> 00:14:01.707 Linus: God, you can't complain about the battery life though, hey? 330 00:14:01.740 --> 00:14:03.342 Collin: No, absolutely not. Linus: Like, we've been at this. 331 00:14:04.276 --> 00:14:05.845 Linus: 92, like- 332 00:14:06.612 --> 00:14:08.147 Collin: Apple Silicon is very efficient. 333 00:14:08.147 --> 00:14:08.948 Linus: Incredible. Collin: I love it. 334 00:14:10.282 --> 00:14:11.383 Linus: Incredible. 335 00:14:11.483 --> 00:14:13.452 Linus: And the software is a big part of it. 336 00:14:13.619 --> 00:14:14.086 Collin: Yeah. 337 00:14:14.253 --> 00:14:17.156 Linus: Dude, did you see the recent tests of um, 338 00:14:17.289 --> 00:14:20.359 SteamOS versus Windows on the Legion Go S? 339 00:14:20.459 --> 00:14:21.994 Collin: I have not, I have not. Linus: Okay. 340 00:14:22.027 --> 00:14:26.565 Linus: So at full wattage running like 3D games, pretty close battery life. 341 00:14:26.599 --> 00:14:27.199 Collin: Yep. 342 00:14:27.299 --> 00:14:29.602 Linus: At low wattage running like 2D games. 343 00:14:29.702 --> 00:14:30.069 Collin: Yep. 344 00:14:30.102 --> 00:14:34.173 Linus: We are talking hours of difference on the same hardware. 345 00:14:34.173 --> 00:14:34.874 Collin: Jeez. 346 00:14:34.907 --> 00:14:36.642 Linus: Microsoft has some work to do, man. 347 00:14:36.675 --> 00:14:37.276 Collin: Yeah. 348 00:14:39.545 --> 00:14:41.347 Linus: Nice, speakers still work? 349 00:14:41.347 --> 00:14:41.747 Collin: Yep. 350 00:14:41.780 --> 00:14:42.147 Linus: Good work. 351 00:14:42.481 --> 00:14:43.415 Collin: Everything should work. 352 00:14:44.283 --> 00:14:46.051 Collin: I don't see any reason why anything wouldn't. 353 00:14:46.085 --> 00:14:47.052 Linus: Then why do you hedge? 354 00:14:47.486 --> 00:14:48.487 Collin: What do I hedge? 355 00:14:48.520 --> 00:14:50.923 Linus: Yeah, you said it should work; you didn't say it does. 356 00:14:50.956 --> 00:14:52.725 Collin: I can never guarantee anything, you know? 357 00:14:52.758 --> 00:14:54.627 There's always a possibility. 358 00:14:59.131 --> 00:15:00.933 Linus: Alright; I want to see the storage, though. 359 00:15:00.966 --> 00:15:02.635 Collin: Yep, got to set it up first. 360 00:15:02.668 --> 00:15:03.569 Linus: Yeah. 361 00:15:03.736 --> 00:15:04.403 Linus: Painful. 362 00:15:04.403 --> 00:15:06.639 Linus: Compared to OBS, it's a dream. 363 00:15:06.672 --> 00:15:07.506 Collin: Yes, that's true. 364 00:15:07.506 --> 00:15:11.443 Linus: But compared to what it should be, it is painful. 365 00:15:11.577 --> 00:15:13.812 Collin: It should just be in the here; 366 00:15:13.846 --> 00:15:15.514 It should just be here, and you should just click it. 367 00:15:15.514 --> 00:15:15.948 Linus: You know? 368 00:15:16.315 --> 00:15:17.549 Collin: Like on an iPhone. Linus: Like on an iPhone. 369 00:15:17.917 --> 00:15:18.350 Collin: Yeah. 370 00:15:18.384 --> 00:15:18.784 Linus: Like- 371 00:15:18.784 --> 00:15:20.185 Collin: Yep, that's true; that's true. 372 00:15:20.786 --> 00:15:23.956 Linus: I get into this with like our Apple fans in the audience often, 373 00:15:23.989 --> 00:15:26.191 where I'm like, Apple's design is not intuitive; 374 00:15:26.191 --> 00:15:29.228 and they're like, it is intuitive, you're just used to Windows! 375 00:15:29.228 --> 00:15:30.129 Linus: And I'm like, no! 376 00:15:30.195 --> 00:15:31.397 Linus: I'm used to an iPhone! 377 00:15:31.430 --> 00:15:32.097 Collin: Yeah. 378 00:15:32.097 --> 00:15:35.200 Linus: That's not intuitive compared to an iPhone. 379 00:15:35.200 --> 00:15:36.268 Collin: I can see that. 380 00:15:36.302 --> 00:15:37.870 Linus: And if this was a better design, 381 00:15:37.903 --> 00:15:41.040 then they would have done it this way on the iPhone, which they did later. 382 00:15:42.608 --> 00:15:44.310 Linus: You would have opened QuickTime Player. 383 00:15:44.343 --> 00:15:45.978 Andy: Still have a camera pointing at you? 384 00:15:45.978 --> 00:15:47.646 Linus: Nooo, I had it! 385 00:15:47.680 --> 00:15:48.547 Andy: *unintelligible*... circumstances. 386 00:15:48.714 --> 00:15:49.448 Linus: I had it! 387 00:15:50.015 --> 00:15:51.250 Collin: This is a hilarious struggle. 388 00:15:53.953 --> 00:15:54.386 Linus: Shoot. 389 00:15:54.420 --> 00:15:56.655 Collin: I think you might want a metal tool for this one. 390 00:15:56.689 --> 00:15:57.489 Linus: No, I had it. 391 00:15:57.489 --> 00:15:59.591 Linus: I swear, you heard it unclipped, didn't you? 392 00:15:59.591 --> 00:16:00.893 Collin: It was almost unclipped. 393 00:16:00.893 --> 00:16:02.127 Collin: That was partially unclipped. 394 00:16:02.127 --> 00:16:04.129 Linus: I had enough room to get another thing in there, though. 395 00:16:04.163 --> 00:16:04.863 Collin: You did. 396 00:16:05.831 --> 00:16:06.865 Collin: Here, I'll give you this. 397 00:16:06.865 --> 00:16:08.634 Collin: This might help you once you get a gap made. 398 00:16:08.634 --> 00:16:09.668 Linus: Yeah, I'll get a gap. 399 00:16:09.702 --> 00:16:10.669 Don't you even worry. 400 00:16:12.037 --> 00:16:14.707 Linus: I'm going to gap, like, affordable fashion. 401 00:16:21.080 --> 00:16:22.514 Linus: Ah, that's not going in there. 402 00:16:23.582 --> 00:16:24.383 Linus: Okay. 403 00:16:26.719 --> 00:16:28.187 Linus: Move, you vicious bastard. 404 00:16:28.220 --> 00:16:28.721 Linus: Okay. 405 00:16:29.088 --> 00:16:32.658 Dude, the fact that I got it with this once now makes me want to get it with it again; 406 00:16:32.691 --> 00:16:34.626 but the longer I go, the more it's wearing out. 407 00:16:34.693 --> 00:16:37.830 Collin: So you might, you could probably use this underfill tool to at least- 408 00:16:37.830 --> 00:16:39.999 Linus: Oh, I didn't want to like bust up your tools. 409 00:16:39.999 --> 00:16:43.002 Collin: Well, it might not be strong enough to actually do that. Linus: No, no, no; yeah, that's fine. 410 00:16:43.002 --> 00:16:44.103 Linus: No, no; I got this, I got this. 411 00:16:44.737 --> 00:16:46.271 Linus: You look so tense. 412 00:16:46.405 --> 00:16:47.773 Linus: You look so tense, it's okay. 413 00:16:49.575 --> 00:16:50.709 Collin: This is just hilarious. 414 00:16:56.749 --> 00:17:00.252 Linus: Okay, I had put a little bit of pressure on it this way last time when it got under. 415 00:17:02.187 --> 00:17:03.422 Linus: Oh, I'm so annoyed that I left this. 416 00:17:03.422 --> 00:17:06.759 Collin: Let me try to get one and see if it's even possible with this tool first. 417 00:17:06.859 --> 00:17:07.760 Linus: I did get it. 418 00:17:07.860 --> 00:17:08.827 Collin: Let's see. 419 00:17:09.495 --> 00:17:11.497 Collin: Yeah, this is a lot harder than it needs to be. 420 00:17:12.965 --> 00:17:15.200 Linus: Well, I think it's more that it's softer than it needs to be. 421 00:17:15.200 --> 00:17:17.403 Collin: Yes, that's probably the reason why. 422 00:17:19.338 --> 00:17:21.907 Linus: I'm not denying that; I'm just saying it was in there. 423 00:17:22.041 --> 00:17:22.608 Linus: Like it- 424 00:17:23.275 --> 00:17:25.310 Collin: You know those things with the pointed tip 425 00:17:25.344 --> 00:17:27.112 that JerryRigEverything uses in all his videos? 426 00:17:27.146 --> 00:17:27.579 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 427 00:17:27.613 --> 00:17:29.214 Linus: No, no, I know; we just don't have one here. 428 00:17:29.214 --> 00:17:30.149 Collin: Hahaha. 429 00:17:32.251 --> 00:17:32.851 Linus: We'll get one. 430 00:17:33.452 --> 00:17:34.887 Linus: Uh-oh, what did I just hear? 431 00:17:34.887 --> 00:17:36.655 Linus: We're not using a flathead bit, Alex. 432 00:17:36.655 --> 00:17:37.156 Alex: Oh, look. 433 00:17:38.123 --> 00:17:39.591 Alex: It's the number one pry tool. 434 00:17:39.725 --> 00:17:41.593 Collin: You're going to chew up the case with that. 435 00:17:41.593 --> 00:17:42.661 Linus: Yeah, Alex. 436 00:17:45.597 --> 00:17:48.200 Alex: Alright, I'll go try and find something that’s more reasonable 437 00:17:48.233 --> 00:17:49.034 Linus: It's going to go. 438 00:17:49.068 --> 00:17:50.135 Linus: No, no; this is going to go. 439 00:17:50.135 --> 00:17:52.504 Linus: I'm going to be done this by the time he gets back, you just wait. 440 00:17:52.504 --> 00:17:53.038 Collin: Let's see. 441 00:17:54.106 --> 00:17:55.474 Linus: It's a race against time. 442 00:17:58.343 --> 00:17:59.978 Linus: Uhh, get in there. 443 00:18:00.579 --> 00:18:01.280 Linus: Come on. 444 00:18:01.947 --> 00:18:02.481 *click* 445 00:18:05.117 --> 00:18:07.853 Collin: It's hard; I mean, the clips are strong on this thing. 446 00:18:07.886 --> 00:18:09.021 Linus: I had it. 447 00:18:10.222 --> 00:18:11.924 Linus: That's what's bothering me about it. 448 00:18:12.658 --> 00:18:15.394 Linus: If I hadn't had it before, I wouldn't still be trying this. 449 00:18:20.099 --> 00:18:21.500 Linus: Release you bastard. 450 00:18:25.938 --> 00:18:26.605 There it is. 451 00:18:27.840 --> 00:18:28.207 Linus: Okay. 452 00:18:28.240 --> 00:18:29.274 Collin: That's not un-clipped, though. 453 00:18:29.308 --> 00:18:30.109 Linus: Yeah, but it's in. 454 00:18:30.542 --> 00:18:32.211 Linus: Now I can get something else in there; where'd it go? 455 00:18:33.278 --> 00:18:33.879 Linus: Maybe. 456 00:18:36.515 --> 00:18:37.216 Linus: Okay, hold on. 457 00:18:41.153 --> 00:18:41.954 Linus: Okay. 458 00:18:42.621 --> 00:18:43.222 Linus: How are we doing? 459 00:18:45.824 --> 00:18:46.692 Nope. 460 00:18:46.925 --> 00:18:47.326 Okay. 461 00:18:47.359 --> 00:18:48.560 No, no, no; I got this, I got this. 462 00:18:49.928 --> 00:18:51.263 Collin: I'm just going to let you figure it out. 463 00:18:51.296 --> 00:18:51.663 Linus: Oh, yeah. 464 00:18:52.531 --> 00:18:54.333 Linus: You can't find out if you don't f*** around. 465 00:18:54.933 --> 00:18:55.634 Collin: That's true. 466 00:18:55.701 --> 00:19:00.472 Linus: Well... you can, but it's not as, it's not as funny. 467 00:19:00.506 --> 00:19:01.807 Collin: *Laughs* 468 00:19:03.108 --> 00:19:05.210 Linus: There's lots of ways to find out, you could look it up. 469 00:19:07.546 --> 00:19:08.747 Linus: Yeah, I'm going to need a metal tool. 470 00:19:08.747 --> 00:19:09.114 Collin: Yep. 471 00:19:11.583 --> 00:19:12.818 Linus: Alex will be back with that soon. 472 00:19:13.552 --> 00:19:14.920 Collin: Get it in there and then twist it. 473 00:19:16.522 --> 00:19:16.955 Collin: Yeah. 474 00:19:17.556 --> 00:19:18.824 Collin: They're very strong clips. 475 00:19:18.924 --> 00:19:19.858 Collin: There, you got one. 476 00:19:19.892 --> 00:19:22.494 Collin: Be careful with the cable for the power button there, too. 477 00:19:22.761 --> 00:19:23.295 Linus: Mm-hmm. 478 00:19:25.664 --> 00:19:26.465 Linus: Can I just pry this up? 479 00:19:27.132 --> 00:19:30.169 Collin: You risk breaking it, but you could. 480 00:19:30.869 --> 00:19:32.304 Linus: That's sort of the name of the game today. 481 00:19:32.337 --> 00:19:33.472 Collin: *Laughs* 482 00:19:34.039 --> 00:19:35.474 Collin: Let's hope we don't break anything. 483 00:19:38.277 --> 00:19:40.412 Linus: If we do, worst case scenario it's a Mac, so... 484 00:19:40.812 --> 00:19:43.549 Collin: That cable's short so don't pull it up too high yet in that spot. 485 00:19:43.549 --> 00:19:43.982 Linus: You bet. 486 00:19:49.888 --> 00:19:52.524 Linus: That can't be right, it's got to be the front. 487 00:19:53.192 --> 00:19:54.526 Collin: Nah, bottom. 488 00:19:54.593 --> 00:19:57.462 Linus: The power button's on- No, I know; it is a joke. 489 00:19:57.496 --> 00:19:59.431 Collin: Apple thinks different, man; I'm telling you. 490 00:19:59.431 --> 00:20:00.199 Linus: They really do. 491 00:20:03.402 --> 00:20:07.573 Collin: And try to get it like towards the top of those clamps. 492 00:20:07.906 --> 00:20:08.974 Linus: Toward the top? 493 00:20:09.007 --> 00:20:10.943 Collin: So like, let me show you what I mean. 494 00:20:10.976 --> 00:20:13.478 Collin: So, like see how it's so far in? 495 00:20:13.612 --> 00:20:16.348 The closer up there it is the easier it'll be; 496 00:20:16.381 --> 00:20:19.117 Collin: so kind of just hold it there and then clamp it into position. Linus: Mmmmm. 497 00:20:19.117 --> 00:20:20.118 Linus: And why will that make it easier? 498 00:20:20.185 --> 00:20:22.387 Collin: Just so you have it at a more level surface and you can... 499 00:20:22.421 --> 00:20:25.958 Collin: These won't impede any of your tools if you need to get around that area. 500 00:20:25.958 --> 00:20:26.825 Linus: Oh, I see what you mean. 501 00:20:26.992 --> 00:20:27.426 Collin: Yeah. 502 00:20:27.626 --> 00:20:28.794 Linus: Okay, okay. 503 00:20:30.729 --> 00:20:31.730 Linus: Give it the clamps. 504 00:20:34.266 --> 00:20:34.833 Linus: Cool. 505 00:20:34.833 --> 00:20:36.868 Collin: And really crank that down, because it's going to try to move on you. 506 00:20:37.536 --> 00:20:38.637 Linus: Okay, more. 507 00:20:39.037 --> 00:20:40.439 Collin: Yeah, just go pretty... 508 00:20:40.439 --> 00:20:41.440 Linus: More. 509 00:20:41.440 --> 00:20:42.474 Collin: That's probably good. 510 00:20:42.474 --> 00:20:43.342 Linus: Mooore. 511 00:20:43.342 --> 00:20:44.776 Linus: No, it needs moore. 512 00:20:44.943 --> 00:20:45.944 Linus: No, I think it's good. 513 00:20:45.944 --> 00:20:46.211 Linus: Okay. 514 00:20:46.245 --> 00:20:46.678 Collin: Cool. 515 00:20:48.347 --> 00:20:48.880 Collin: Now- 516 00:20:48.880 --> 00:20:50.682 Linus: Knock, knock; any storage home? 517 00:20:51.483 --> 00:20:52.784 Linus: Yes, but not enough. 518 00:20:52.918 --> 00:20:53.619 Collin: Hahahahaha. 519 00:20:53.719 --> 00:20:54.620 Linus: Sorry. 520 00:20:55.754 --> 00:20:57.222 Linus: Yeah, I'll show you the tool we're going to use. 521 00:20:57.222 --> 00:20:59.024 Linus: Right here, just like that. 522 00:21:02.027 --> 00:21:03.328 Linus: I'll find it, I'll figure it out. 523 00:21:04.129 --> 00:21:06.765 Linus: I'll be more of a Luke and less of a Rey, you know? 524 00:21:07.366 --> 00:21:11.136 Linus: Because she didn't need any training or whatever, so I'll have less force. 525 00:21:11.370 --> 00:21:12.037 Collin: Okay. 526 00:21:12.604 --> 00:21:13.772 Linus: You a Star Wars guy? 527 00:21:13.839 --> 00:21:14.506 Collin: Yeah, no, I get it. 528 00:21:14.506 --> 00:21:15.207 Linus: Yeah, okay. 529 00:21:15.207 --> 00:21:16.308 Linus: I'm just checking, I'm just checking. 530 00:21:17.943 --> 00:21:19.211 Linus: Okay, heat. 531 00:21:19.311 --> 00:21:19.845 Collin: Heat. 532 00:21:19.978 --> 00:21:20.646 Linus: Nice! 533 00:21:21.079 --> 00:21:21.880 Linus: We're bringing the heat. 534 00:21:23.882 --> 00:21:28.086 Collin: You press the red button on the thing first; it's easier I think. 535 00:21:28.120 --> 00:21:30.188 Collin: The interface on this is very confusing. 536 00:21:30.822 --> 00:21:31.223 Linus: Okay. 537 00:21:34.192 --> 00:21:34.993 Collin: Perfect. 538 00:21:35.027 --> 00:21:36.295 Linus: Two-fitty. Collin: Press okay. 539 00:21:38.130 --> 00:21:39.031 Linus: Two-fitty. 540 00:21:39.131 --> 00:21:39.698 Collin: Perfect. 541 00:21:39.731 --> 00:21:41.166 Linus: Okay, and... What!? 542 00:21:41.466 --> 00:21:43.235 Linus: That's good; no, I like that. 543 00:21:44.002 --> 00:21:44.936 Linus: Maybe we could- 544 00:21:44.970 --> 00:21:45.470 Collin: Yeah. 545 00:21:45.470 --> 00:21:46.571 Linus: Oh yeah, that works. Collin: It's kind of hard to avoid. 546 00:21:46.805 --> 00:21:47.339 Linus: Okay. 547 00:21:47.906 --> 00:21:48.974 Linus: So, we're going to... 548 00:21:48.974 --> 00:21:51.343 Collin: Before you start anything you want to first pre-heat it. 549 00:21:51.343 --> 00:21:52.010 Linus: Make sure it's hot. 550 00:21:52.110 --> 00:21:52.544 Collin: Yep. 551 00:21:52.644 --> 00:21:52.978 Linus: Okay. 552 00:21:53.078 --> 00:21:53.779 Collin: So just kind of sit there- 553 00:21:53.779 --> 00:21:54.246 Linus: It's hot. 554 00:21:54.613 --> 00:21:56.715 Collin: Yeah, but I mean the board and chip itself. 555 00:21:56.748 --> 00:21:57.649 Linus: Oh, okay. 556 00:21:58.050 --> 00:21:58.817 Collin: Closer. 557 00:21:58.917 --> 00:22:00.786 Linus: He told me to wait before I do the thing. 558 00:22:00.819 --> 00:22:01.453 Andy: Pay attention... 559 00:22:03.121 --> 00:22:05.757 Linus: He told me to wait and then I'm like what am I waiting for? 560 00:22:05.791 --> 00:22:09.094 Linus: I'm like waiting to move it closer to the chip and heat it up. 561 00:22:09.127 --> 00:22:09.828 Linus: Yes. 562 00:22:09.995 --> 00:22:11.196 Linus: That's not waiting. 563 00:22:11.963 --> 00:22:13.031 Linus: That's just doing it. 564 00:22:13.031 --> 00:22:13.999 Collin: Well, I meant wait with... 565 00:22:14.633 --> 00:22:16.668 Linus: Oh no, I wasn't going to scrape it yet. 566 00:22:16.668 --> 00:22:17.436 Collin: Okay, okay. 567 00:22:17.436 --> 00:22:18.236 Linus: I was moving this. 568 00:22:18.236 --> 00:22:18.904 Collin: Just making sure. 569 00:22:20.672 --> 00:22:21.106 Linus: Okay. 570 00:22:21.206 --> 00:22:22.407 Linus: I'm not going to kill nothing. 571 00:22:23.008 --> 00:22:23.508 Alex: I... 572 00:22:25.043 --> 00:22:28.380 Linus: Unlike some people, I didn't scrape the board; so, there you go. 573 00:22:28.780 --> 00:22:30.248 Linus: I got the schmoo off. 574 00:22:31.850 --> 00:22:33.952 Collin: Maybe he'll do better than I think; who knows? 575 00:22:33.985 --> 00:22:35.520 Linus: Who knows? It's possible. 576 00:22:36.254 --> 00:22:38.423 Linus: Oh, I saw a little piece flake off there. 577 00:22:38.523 --> 00:22:40.359 Collin: Yeah, but it'll start to flake off. 578 00:22:40.359 --> 00:22:41.026 Linus: Yeah. 579 00:22:42.227 --> 00:22:42.961 Linus: I remember. 580 00:22:43.595 --> 00:22:44.529 Linus: I 'member. 581 00:22:45.263 --> 00:22:45.797 Linus: Okay. 582 00:22:45.897 --> 00:22:48.333 Collin: Now don't forget, you also got to get the fourth side 583 00:22:48.367 --> 00:22:51.870 that's right next to a bunch of components that you've got to make sure not to knock off. 584 00:22:53.538 --> 00:22:54.139 Linus: Easy. 585 00:22:56.074 --> 00:22:57.776 Collin: It requires some finesse. 586 00:22:58.844 --> 00:23:01.213 Linus: I keep losing track of where my stupid hot air is. 587 00:23:01.313 --> 00:23:02.013 Collin: Yeah. 588 00:23:02.214 --> 00:23:02.748 Linus: Okay. 589 00:23:03.648 --> 00:23:04.282 Linus: Now... 590 00:23:07.519 --> 00:23:09.654 Linus: Wow yeah, getting in there is something. 591 00:23:10.889 --> 00:23:11.423 Linus: Mm-hmm. 592 00:23:14.359 --> 00:23:15.427 Linus: And this is the tool, huh? 593 00:23:15.460 --> 00:23:16.428 Collin: Yep, that's the tool. 594 00:23:16.828 --> 00:23:17.496 Linus: Okay. 595 00:23:17.662 --> 00:23:18.730 Linus: You don't have a thinner tool. 596 00:23:18.864 --> 00:23:21.266 Collin: That's the thinnest one they've got in this kit. 597 00:23:21.366 --> 00:23:21.900 Linus: Okay. 598 00:23:23.468 --> 00:23:25.370 Linus: So what you're saying is you recommended the wrong kit. 599 00:23:26.037 --> 00:23:26.438 Collin: Nope. 600 00:23:26.471 --> 00:23:28.206 Collin: That's the thinnest they make, so- 601 00:23:28.240 --> 00:23:28.707 Linus: Okay. 602 00:23:28.807 --> 00:23:30.509 Linus: Oh, ye of little faith. 603 00:23:31.143 --> 00:23:32.677 Linus: I couldn't get it done that fast. 604 00:23:33.211 --> 00:23:34.312 Linus: Oh, ye of little faith. 605 00:23:34.312 --> 00:23:35.046 Man: Oh, we're doomed. 606 00:23:37.449 --> 00:23:39.050 Linus: Doomed is such a strong worD. 607 00:23:39.117 --> 00:23:40.218 Collin: I'd say two hours. 608 00:23:40.852 --> 00:23:41.853 Linus: Two hours!? 609 00:23:41.953 --> 00:23:42.454 Collin: Yeah. 610 00:23:43.188 --> 00:23:44.156 Andy: Uhh 611 00:23:44.156 --> 00:23:46.191 Linus: Oooh, I may not have two hours. 612 00:23:48.393 --> 00:23:51.830 Linus: Two hours? Do we have to do any surface melt components? 613 00:23:51.830 --> 00:23:54.533 Collin: No, but you have to do a lot of cleaning and reballing, 614 00:23:54.533 --> 00:23:58.370 and you know, you gotta remember all those steps that are involved. 615 00:23:58.370 --> 00:23:59.471 Linus: Okay, okay. 616 00:23:59.504 --> 00:24:01.239 Collin: And you know, you're gonna go slow since you haven't done it before. 617 00:24:01.740 --> 00:24:03.074 Linus: Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. 618 00:24:03.074 --> 00:24:04.476 Linus: Well, let's go as fast as we can. 619 00:24:04.476 --> 00:24:06.311 Collin: Yep, let's just go ahead and start heating. 620 00:24:06.511 --> 00:24:07.279 Linus: Oh, sure. 621 00:24:08.814 --> 00:24:13.618 Collin: And just hold it there, I'd say wait about three to four minutes 622 00:24:13.652 --> 00:24:15.020 Collin: before even attempting to put anything... 623 00:24:15.020 --> 00:24:16.354 Linus: Three to four minutes? 624 00:24:16.354 --> 00:24:17.789 Collin: Yes, three to four minutes. 625 00:24:17.823 --> 00:24:19.124 Linus: Three to four minutes. 626 00:24:19.224 --> 00:24:20.292 Linus: Even with a board this small? 627 00:24:20.292 --> 00:24:20.659 Collin: Yep. 628 00:24:20.659 --> 00:24:21.059 Linus: Okay. 629 00:24:21.593 --> 00:24:23.929 Collin: Well actually, I guess it might be a little bit faster with that board. 630 00:24:24.663 --> 00:24:27.666 Collin: And while you're beginning to heat make sure you can create 631 00:24:27.666 --> 00:24:30.202 a little bit of a gap for your tool to stick under the chip. 632 00:24:30.202 --> 00:24:30.669 Linus: Oh, yeah. 633 00:24:31.837 --> 00:24:34.673 Collin: And kind of, when you get it there kind of wiggle it up and down, 634 00:24:34.706 --> 00:24:36.608 Collin: and you'll kind of see when it goes in. 635 00:24:37.275 --> 00:24:38.944 Collin: Like not side to side, like up and down. 636 00:24:39.144 --> 00:24:39.811 Linus: Mm-hmm. 637 00:24:40.178 --> 00:24:40.612 Collin: Yeah. 638 00:24:41.213 --> 00:24:42.914 Collin: And if you have any resistance just stop. 639 00:24:43.315 --> 00:24:43.748 Linus: Mm-hmm. 640 00:24:43.748 --> 00:24:44.349 Linus: Cold knife. 641 00:24:44.816 --> 00:24:45.217 Collin: Yep. 642 00:24:45.250 --> 00:24:46.117 Linus: Oh yeah, cold knife. 643 00:24:47.252 --> 00:24:48.253 Linus: Let's go cold knife. 644 00:24:52.724 --> 00:24:53.925 Linus: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 645 00:24:55.627 --> 00:24:58.630 Collin: And once you're at that point get the air like right up on the chip, 646 00:24:58.663 --> 00:24:59.731 like, almost touching it. 647 00:24:59.898 --> 00:25:00.398 Linus: Mm-hmm. 648 00:25:00.599 --> 00:25:04.069 Collin: And then start to gently pull upwards. 649 00:25:06.204 --> 00:25:07.472 Linus: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 650 00:25:07.639 --> 00:25:09.541 Collin: And it's going to snap off pretty fast. 651 00:25:09.574 --> 00:25:10.275 Linus: Yeah, she's going. 652 00:25:10.275 --> 00:25:11.409 Linus: She's going; she's almost ready. 653 00:25:11.510 --> 00:25:11.977 Linus: Good. 654 00:25:12.110 --> 00:25:14.613 Linus: She's almost ready; she's thinking about it. 655 00:25:15.280 --> 00:25:16.648 She's considering it. 656 00:25:23.221 --> 00:25:24.456 Still considering it. 657 00:25:25.390 --> 00:25:25.991 Collin: It's moving. 658 00:25:26.124 --> 00:25:26.825 Linus: She's thinking. 659 00:25:27.425 --> 00:25:28.727 Linus: She's thinking, she's giving it a think. 660 00:25:28.827 --> 00:25:30.996 Collin: Kind of concentrate your heat toward the backside of the chip. 661 00:25:30.996 --> 00:25:31.363 Linus: Yeah. 662 00:25:31.763 --> 00:25:32.197 Linus: Okay. 663 00:25:36.968 --> 00:25:39.905 Collin: So, to do that I recommend- 664 00:25:40.405 --> 00:25:41.840 Linus: We go back to that first bit, right? 665 00:25:42.407 --> 00:25:44.409 Collin: Yeah, let's use this tool right here. 666 00:25:44.409 --> 00:25:44.809 Linus: Sure. 667 00:25:46.044 --> 00:25:48.613 Linus: Let's just not do what I thought it was at all. 668 00:25:48.713 --> 00:25:50.215 Linus: Let's do something completely different. 669 00:25:50.315 --> 00:25:51.249 Linus: This guy right here. 670 00:25:51.750 --> 00:25:52.784 Collin: Either one of those is fine. 671 00:25:52.784 --> 00:25:53.451 Linus: We got this. 672 00:25:53.451 --> 00:25:54.553 Collin: It just depends on how thick you want it. 673 00:25:54.553 --> 00:25:56.454 Linus: We got this, I want it thick. 674 00:25:57.122 --> 00:25:58.890 Collin: Okay; I think that's actually upside down. 675 00:25:59.624 --> 00:26:00.025 Linus: Really? 676 00:26:00.125 --> 00:26:02.294 Collin: And get that hot air like right up on there, 677 00:26:02.327 --> 00:26:05.463 as close to it as you can. 678 00:26:06.665 --> 00:26:07.666 Linus: Mm-hmm; okay. 679 00:26:08.567 --> 00:26:12.037 Collin: And you'll feel it start to push through the solder that's now being melted. 680 00:26:12.604 --> 00:26:13.305 Linus: Yeah, I can see it. 681 00:26:13.872 --> 00:26:14.239 Collin: Yep. 682 00:26:16.374 --> 00:26:19.444 Linus: There's definitely some spots over here that I haven't gotten enough of the underfill yet. 683 00:26:19.444 --> 00:26:19.878 Collin: Yep. 684 00:26:19.878 --> 00:26:22.714 Collin: Just make sure you thoroughly get the underfill from the pads. 685 00:26:23.315 --> 00:26:27.018 Collin: That's the most important thing, and then we'll go back through. 686 00:26:37.095 --> 00:26:40.231 Linus: I understand why they want you to have a high degree of intent 687 00:26:40.265 --> 00:26:42.267 when you point it at something, but- 688 00:26:42.367 --> 00:26:45.937 Collin: Well, usually the ones that do that will turn back on as soon as you pick them up 689 00:26:45.937 --> 00:26:48.707 because they can detect when they've been removed and placed. 690 00:26:48.707 --> 00:26:49.774 Linus: I wonder if that's a mode. 691 00:26:49.874 --> 00:26:50.942 Collin: I looked through, I couldn't- 692 00:26:51.042 --> 00:26:51.576 Linus: Yeah. 693 00:26:51.576 --> 00:26:52.877 Collin: I didn't see any setting for it. 694 00:26:54.479 --> 00:26:54.946 Linus: Oops. 695 00:26:54.980 --> 00:26:57.749 Collin: But if you kind of take it and start at the corner 696 00:26:57.749 --> 00:26:59.618 and kind of just slide it like this... 697 00:26:59.651 --> 00:27:00.218 Linus: Oh, yeah. 698 00:27:00.251 --> 00:27:00.986 Collin: That'll get you- 699 00:27:00.986 --> 00:27:02.787 Linus: I was just worried about scratching the PCB. 700 00:27:02.787 --> 00:27:07.158 Collin: Yeah, don't- As long as you're flat and gentle you don't scratch anything. 701 00:27:08.126 --> 00:27:09.694 Linus: That's me, flat, gentle Linus. 702 00:27:10.028 --> 00:27:12.530 Linus: Oh, yeah; I got a big chunk, let's go boys! 703 00:27:12.664 --> 00:27:13.198 Collin: Yep. 704 00:27:15.934 --> 00:27:18.003 Linus: Oh, yeah, dude I think I got it there. 705 00:27:18.637 --> 00:27:19.504 Linus: She's out. 706 00:27:19.537 --> 00:27:21.673 Collin: As long as it's out of the way of the chip that's all that matters. 707 00:27:21.673 --> 00:27:22.140 Linus: She's done. 708 00:27:22.140 --> 00:27:23.174 Linus: She's out, bud. 709 00:27:23.174 --> 00:27:23.808 Collin: Good. 710 00:27:24.342 --> 00:27:25.744 Linus: Oh, I'm seeing some copper. 711 00:27:27.512 --> 00:27:28.680 Collin: Stop if you see copper. 712 00:27:28.680 --> 00:27:30.015 Linus: What? I'm not doing anything illegal. 713 00:27:30.115 --> 00:27:31.249 Collin: *Laughs* 714 00:27:33.284 --> 00:27:35.987 Linus: This little corner here where it's mucked into these caps. 715 00:27:36.454 --> 00:27:37.555 Collin: Yeah, that's the hardest part. 716 00:27:37.555 --> 00:27:38.256 Linus: It's not fun. 717 00:27:40.592 --> 00:27:42.460 Collin: You don't have to get it off of the caps and stuff, 718 00:27:42.494 --> 00:27:46.197 but as long as it's outside the area of the chip you're good. 719 00:27:46.197 --> 00:27:47.132 Linus: Oh, okay. 720 00:27:47.298 --> 00:27:48.233 Linus: Alright. 721 00:27:50.101 --> 00:27:50.735 Linus: There we go. 722 00:27:50.735 --> 00:27:51.703 Collin: Wrong solder! 723 00:27:53.204 --> 00:27:54.239 Linus: Of course it is. 724 00:27:54.272 --> 00:27:58.009 Linus: I would never have- I was picking this up to show them the kind not to use. 725 00:27:58.009 --> 00:28:00.679 Collin: Don't use lead free solder when you're reworking anything ever. 726 00:28:00.679 --> 00:28:01.112 Linus: Oh, yeah. 727 00:28:01.112 --> 00:28:02.847 Collin: It makes your job ten times harder. 728 00:28:02.881 --> 00:28:04.416 Linus: RoHS, let's go. 729 00:28:04.883 --> 00:28:10.088 Linus: Okay, so then we're just gonna kind of... just go for it? 730 00:28:10.088 --> 00:28:12.323 Collin: Yeah, just get a blob of solder on the bottom of that tip. 731 00:28:13.625 --> 00:28:14.225 Linus: Oh. 732 00:28:14.693 --> 00:28:15.193 Linus: There you go. 733 00:28:15.760 --> 00:28:17.729 Collin: You can see how it's changing the look of them. 734 00:28:17.729 --> 00:28:19.097 Linus: Yeah, I need to... Oh, no. 735 00:28:21.666 --> 00:28:23.902 Linus: Oh yeah, budddddddy. 736 00:28:23.935 --> 00:28:25.336 Linus: Get them fumes. 737 00:28:28.206 --> 00:28:32.911 Collin: Proving his... what am I trying to say? 738 00:28:33.778 --> 00:28:35.346 Collin: He's proving his skill here. 739 00:28:36.981 --> 00:28:39.350 Linus: Okay, I'm trying to remember. 740 00:28:39.384 --> 00:28:41.352 Linus: Okay, so the next thing we're gonna do is... 741 00:28:41.352 --> 00:28:42.287 wait, wait, wait, don't tell me. 742 00:28:43.021 --> 00:28:44.222 We're just gonna clean it with alcohol. 743 00:28:44.255 --> 00:28:44.622 Collin: Nope. 744 00:28:44.723 --> 00:28:45.356 Linus: No, crap. 745 00:28:45.356 --> 00:28:46.057 Linus: Hold on, let me think. 746 00:28:47.158 --> 00:28:48.593 Linus: Oh, wait; wait, wait, wait, wait. 747 00:28:48.626 --> 00:28:49.961 Collin: Yep, there it is. 748 00:28:51.129 --> 00:28:55.700 Collin: First, cut off the used tips, or the used braid. Linus: Yeah where's the...? 749 00:28:55.900 --> 00:28:58.169 Collin: Do not press hard with this, be very gentle. 750 00:28:59.137 --> 00:29:00.305 Linus: I'm gentle. 751 00:29:00.705 --> 00:29:04.709 Linus: Hey, I scraped the PCB less than you. 752 00:29:04.776 --> 00:29:06.911 Collin: That is true, that is true. 753 00:29:08.747 --> 00:29:11.282 Linus: I had the benefit of watching him whine about the tool 754 00:29:11.282 --> 00:29:13.184 Linus: for like a while yesterday though. 755 00:29:13.184 --> 00:29:14.753 Linus: So I knew, I knew what I was up against. 756 00:29:14.853 --> 00:29:15.420 Collin: Yep. 757 00:29:16.121 --> 00:29:19.290 Linus: Whereas he didn't know how hard he was scraping until he lifted off the chip, 758 00:29:19.290 --> 00:29:20.091 Linus: and was like, oh sh**! 759 00:29:20.091 --> 00:29:21.359 Collin: Yep, yep. 760 00:29:22.026 --> 00:29:25.563 Linus: So I did have the benefit of the other guy going first. 761 00:29:26.631 --> 00:29:27.232 Linus: This is fun. 762 00:29:27.732 --> 00:29:29.267 Collin: It is, it is fun. 763 00:29:31.269 --> 00:29:33.204 Linus: I mean if you're like a giant nerd. 764 00:29:33.605 --> 00:29:34.439 Collin: Hahahaha. 765 00:29:34.439 --> 00:29:35.273 Linus: But I'm into it. 766 00:29:36.441 --> 00:29:40.111 Linus: I mean, if you're a giant nerd; but like, I'm into it. 767 00:29:40.111 --> 00:29:41.279 Collin: You calling me a giant nerd? 768 00:29:41.713 --> 00:29:42.480 Linus: You're not that big. 769 00:29:42.580 --> 00:29:43.915 Collin: *Laughs* 770 00:29:45.250 --> 00:29:45.383 Linus: Ha-ha-ha. 771 00:29:46.351 --> 00:29:47.752 Linus: Almost grabbed this one. 772 00:29:47.919 --> 00:29:48.720 Collin: Don't use that. 773 00:29:48.753 --> 00:29:51.156 Linus: I mean, we could have found some solvent. 774 00:29:51.156 --> 00:29:51.589 Collin: Don't. 775 00:29:52.824 --> 00:29:53.191 Collin: Over there. 776 00:29:53.191 --> 00:29:53.858 Linus: There's a thing here. 777 00:29:53.858 --> 00:29:54.225 Collin: Yeah. 778 00:29:54.793 --> 00:29:56.094 Linus: Yeah, where's our, uh... 779 00:29:56.094 --> 00:29:56.594 Collin: Up there? 780 00:29:57.962 --> 00:29:59.164 Linus: Don't we want the KimTechs? 781 00:29:59.330 --> 00:30:00.165 Collin: Sure, why not? 782 00:30:00.532 --> 00:30:01.065 Linus: Ah! 783 00:30:01.866 --> 00:30:03.101 Collin: At least that wasn't on. 784 00:30:04.435 --> 00:30:04.936 Linus: Nice. 785 00:30:06.871 --> 00:30:08.072 Linus: Alriiight. 786 00:30:08.640 --> 00:30:11.342 Collin: It's going to be sticky, so give it, just scrub it. 787 00:30:11.342 --> 00:30:12.143 Collin: Yeah, you got it. 788 00:30:12.143 --> 00:30:14.145 Linus: Dude, I love this kind of stuff; this is so fun. 789 00:30:14.179 --> 00:30:15.480 Collin: It is fun! I'm telling you. 790 00:30:16.014 --> 00:30:16.915 Linus: No, you don't got to convince me. 791 00:30:16.915 --> 00:30:19.684 Linus: Dude, I was so excited for you to come here and do this. 792 00:30:19.784 --> 00:30:20.585 Collin: Well, I'm glad to hear it. 793 00:30:20.585 --> 00:30:21.686 Linus: Like, you have no idea. 794 00:30:21.686 --> 00:30:22.887 Collin: I'm glad to hear it. 795 00:30:23.021 --> 00:30:24.322 Linus: Well, you probably have some idea. 796 00:30:24.322 --> 00:30:25.790 Linus: I mean you're obviously into it too. 797 00:30:25.790 --> 00:30:28.860 Linus: But I just mean I was like very excited for you to come and do this. 798 00:30:28.860 --> 00:30:29.627 Collin: You're good there. 799 00:30:30.261 --> 00:30:31.029 Linus: Alright. 800 00:30:31.196 --> 00:30:31.729 Linus: Oh! 801 00:30:31.830 --> 00:30:32.964 Collin: Then you can inspect it again, 802 00:30:32.964 --> 00:30:35.333 and if you see one that looks a little bit raised, 803 00:30:35.733 --> 00:30:37.435 you might want to go over it again with the wick. 804 00:30:37.535 --> 00:30:40.839 Linus: Dude, I think I actually did an okay job. 805 00:30:40.905 --> 00:30:42.140 Collin: Yeah, I think you did too. 806 00:30:42.774 --> 00:30:43.975 Collin: I don't see any problems. Linus: There. 807 00:30:44.509 --> 00:30:45.009 Linus: Right. 808 00:30:45.143 --> 00:30:45.910 Collin: Hahahahaha. 809 00:30:46.044 --> 00:30:48.346 Linus: Where did I put it? I think I left it over there. 810 00:30:52.450 --> 00:30:52.917 Collin: Perfect. 811 00:30:53.084 --> 00:30:55.854 Collin: So yeah, if you look at it you can see it's slightly cattywampus. 812 00:30:56.154 --> 00:30:58.690 Collin: You want to fix that? It'll make it easier the better it is. 813 00:30:58.723 --> 00:31:00.425 Linus: Cattywampus, did you just say? 814 00:31:00.425 --> 00:31:00.859 Collin: Yes. 815 00:31:00.959 --> 00:31:01.759 Linus: Which means? 816 00:31:01.893 --> 00:31:04.062 Collin: You see how those pads are slightly lower, 817 00:31:04.062 --> 00:31:06.264 Collin: and then those pads are slightly higher than the holes? 818 00:31:06.264 --> 00:31:07.799 Linus: Mmmmm. 819 00:31:07.932 --> 00:31:10.101 Collin: So just take the one end of the tape off. 820 00:31:10.501 --> 00:31:11.002 Linus: Yeah, you bet. 821 00:31:11.002 --> 00:31:13.238 Collin: You can usually kind of move it around and get it right. 822 00:31:13.238 --> 00:31:14.739 Linus: You bet, man. 823 00:31:17.909 --> 00:31:19.377 Collin: If it's a little bit it doesn't matter. 824 00:31:22.480 --> 00:31:24.515 Collin: It's what your highest chance of success. 825 00:31:24.582 --> 00:31:25.283 Linus: You happy teach? 826 00:31:26.317 --> 00:31:26.985 Collin: Perfect. 827 00:31:27.719 --> 00:31:28.620 Collin: Perfect. Linus: Alright. 828 00:31:29.187 --> 00:31:31.489 Linus: Okay, where's the paste? I've lost track of it. 829 00:31:31.489 --> 00:31:32.957 Collin: The paste is right here. 830 00:31:33.057 --> 00:31:33.725 Linus: Oh, there it is. 831 00:31:33.825 --> 00:31:36.728 Collin: And the application tool I prefer is this one here. 832 00:31:38.296 --> 00:31:40.431 Linus: Okay, here's our paste, here's our application tool. 833 00:31:40.431 --> 00:31:40.932 Linus: Boop, boop, boop. 834 00:31:41.032 --> 00:31:42.367 Collin: And you can put it on the end of that. 835 00:31:42.367 --> 00:31:42.834 Collin: Yeah. 836 00:31:44.135 --> 00:31:44.636 Linus: Oh, yeah. 837 00:31:45.069 --> 00:31:45.837 Linus: Oh, yeah, bud. 838 00:31:46.304 --> 00:31:47.038 Linus: Let's go. 839 00:31:48.439 --> 00:31:50.141 Linus: Dude, this is going to be my new side hustle. 840 00:31:50.208 --> 00:31:51.075 Collin: Hahahahahaha. 841 00:31:52.343 --> 00:31:53.278 Linus: I'm so ready. 842 00:31:53.945 --> 00:31:55.446 Linus: I want a peanut butter sandwich again. 843 00:31:56.047 --> 00:31:58.182 Linus: Dang it, I never ate my peanut butter sandwich yesterday. 844 00:31:58.283 --> 00:31:59.617 Collin: You really like solder paste, don't you? 845 00:31:59.617 --> 00:32:01.552 Linus: Well, no that's- I like peanut butter sandwiches. 846 00:32:01.552 --> 00:32:02.687 Collin: Scoop out some more than that. 847 00:32:02.787 --> 00:32:05.423 Linus: I can't even just start with a little bit. 848 00:32:05.423 --> 00:32:06.791 Collin: You want- Just get it covered completely with one scoop. 849 00:32:06.791 --> 00:32:07.525 Linus: Alright, alright. 850 00:32:07.792 --> 00:32:09.494 Linus: You know what? You're the expert. 851 00:32:09.494 --> 00:32:13.564 Collin: Before you start applying it let me show you how you want to hold this stencil, 852 00:32:13.731 --> 00:32:14.899 and you'll see why in a minute. 853 00:32:14.899 --> 00:32:18.670 Collin: So you see if you look at it from the side, it can be slightly raised, 854 00:32:18.736 --> 00:32:19.070 Linus: Mhmm. 855 00:32:19.070 --> 00:32:20.939 Collin: sort of like that; so when you apply 856 00:32:20.939 --> 00:32:23.908 Collin: you want to kind of hold your finger right here, Linus: I see. 857 00:32:23.942 --> 00:32:26.311 Collin: so it's perfectly flat against the surface, 858 00:32:26.344 --> 00:32:28.880 Collin: and then take your solder paste and it'll run it across. 859 00:32:33.151 --> 00:32:35.019 Linus: Okay, good. 860 00:32:35.019 --> 00:32:36.220 Linus: Okay; so we're just trying to get it- 861 00:32:36.254 --> 00:32:37.555 Collin: And make sure the NAND is flat. Linus: Flat. 862 00:32:37.588 --> 00:32:38.222 Collin: Yeah. 863 00:32:39.157 --> 00:32:41.960 Collin: Because you don't want like excess solder paste in some of the holes. 864 00:32:42.160 --> 00:32:42.961 Linus: Right, yeah. 865 00:32:43.661 --> 00:32:44.362 Linus: Okay. 866 00:32:45.663 --> 00:32:46.731 Linus: Okay; good luck, everyone. 867 00:32:50.034 --> 00:32:50.935 Linus: Alright, boss. 868 00:32:54.138 --> 00:32:54.772 Linus: Am I hired? 869 00:32:54.806 --> 00:32:55.940 Collin: Good enough for me. 870 00:32:56.641 --> 00:32:58.509 Collin: And start kind of far away and just kind of- 871 00:32:58.710 --> 00:32:59.110 Linus: Oh yeah. 872 00:32:59.177 --> 00:33:00.244 Collin: Preheat it a little bit. 873 00:33:00.345 --> 00:33:02.680 Linus: Oh, my thumb; or rather, my ring finger. 874 00:33:02.814 --> 00:33:03.147 Collin: Yeah. 875 00:33:03.147 --> 00:33:04.415 Linus: Okay, we're going to point this way. 876 00:33:04.782 --> 00:33:05.583 Collin: Hahahaha. 877 00:33:05.850 --> 00:33:06.551 Collin: Don't hit the- 878 00:33:06.651 --> 00:33:07.085 Linus: Oh, yeah. 879 00:33:07.118 --> 00:33:08.753 Collin: If that metal touches your thumb it's going to burn. 880 00:33:08.853 --> 00:33:09.387 Linus: Oh yeah, bud. 881 00:33:09.387 --> 00:33:09.921 Collin: Real bad. 882 00:33:13.591 --> 00:33:16.127 Linus: Okay, hold on; may need to rethink the strategy a little bit. 883 00:33:16.995 --> 00:33:17.495 Collin: Good? 884 00:33:17.528 --> 00:33:17.929 Linus: Yeah. 885 00:33:18.463 --> 00:33:19.831 Collin: Let me look at it just to verify. 886 00:33:19.831 --> 00:33:20.264 Linus: You bet. 887 00:33:22.233 --> 00:33:23.568 Collin: The outside won't be hot. 888 00:33:24.135 --> 00:33:26.337 Collin: Okay, so there's one small problem. Linus: Oh, no! 889 00:33:26.504 --> 00:33:27.839 Collin: There's one small problem. 890 00:33:27.872 --> 00:33:30.975 Collin: One of them didn't attach to the pad, which happens sometimes. 891 00:33:31.009 --> 00:33:32.443 Linus: Ooooh. 892 00:33:32.643 --> 00:33:33.778 Collin: So just... 893 00:33:33.811 --> 00:33:34.645 Linus: How can you tell? 894 00:33:35.079 --> 00:33:36.848 Collin: It's slightly moved out of position. 895 00:33:36.848 --> 00:33:37.515 Linus: Mmmmm. 896 00:33:37.515 --> 00:33:40.818 Collin: So just take, like... I mean, a minuscule- 897 00:33:40.852 --> 00:33:42.787 Collin: Oh, that's way too much, way too much. Linus: Oh, okay. 898 00:33:42.820 --> 00:33:45.256 Collin: So just like tap that on there in that spot. 899 00:33:45.289 --> 00:33:47.425 Collin: You can't go back unfortunately with this one. 900 00:33:47.658 --> 00:33:48.426 Collin: Just tap it. 901 00:33:49.761 --> 00:33:51.029 Collin: Just to get a little bit on there. 902 00:33:53.264 --> 00:33:53.698 Linus: Okay. 903 00:33:53.731 --> 00:33:54.165 Collin: Good. 904 00:33:54.532 --> 00:33:57.168 Collin: Now heat it again with the tweezers holding it. 905 00:33:57.935 --> 00:33:58.936 Linus: I want to see if I can check. 906 00:33:58.936 --> 00:34:00.605 Linus: I think it was one of these ones in here, right? 907 00:34:01.039 --> 00:34:04.208 Collin: Yeah; if you just tap it slightly and it moves then it's not good. 908 00:34:09.814 --> 00:34:10.882 Collin: It's probably fine. 909 00:34:10.915 --> 00:34:11.682 Linus: I think she's on. 910 00:34:12.617 --> 00:34:13.017 Linus: Here. 911 00:34:15.086 --> 00:34:16.521 Collin: Oh yeah, you're good; you're good. 912 00:34:17.021 --> 00:34:17.688 Linus: Let's gooo! 913 00:34:17.688 --> 00:34:22.560 Collin: Alright, now take the tape off the bottom and pull the chip off the stencil. 914 00:34:23.428 --> 00:34:25.263 Linus: Then we just got to do this again for the other side. 915 00:34:25.296 --> 00:34:25.730 Collin: Yeah. 916 00:34:27.765 --> 00:34:29.667 Linus: But not- Got him. 917 00:34:31.369 --> 00:34:31.903 Collin: Got it. 918 00:34:31.903 --> 00:34:33.604 Linus: Whoa, I think we just took a ball away. 919 00:34:33.838 --> 00:34:35.706 Collin: Yeah, see that's what I was afraid of. 920 00:34:35.740 --> 00:34:38.009 Collin: But let me see it. 921 00:34:40.745 --> 00:34:42.280 Linus: No, I think it has to go again. 922 00:34:43.047 --> 00:34:43.714 Collin: I can fix it. 923 00:34:44.982 --> 00:34:46.284 Linus: No, I can do it. 924 00:34:47.485 --> 00:34:48.986 Collin: You got to get it back in position now... 925 00:34:48.986 --> 00:34:50.288 Linus: I can get it back in position. 926 00:34:50.488 --> 00:34:52.023 Linus: I got this; don't even trip, dawg. 927 00:34:55.560 --> 00:34:58.062 Linus: Don't even trip, dawg. 928 00:34:59.997 --> 00:35:02.200 Collin: Make sure that ball also stays in the stencil. 929 00:35:03.201 --> 00:35:04.368 Linus: Don't even trip. 930 00:35:05.636 --> 00:35:06.370 Collin: It's still in there? 931 00:35:06.871 --> 00:35:07.338 Linus: Better believe it. 932 00:35:07.472 --> 00:35:08.372 Collin: Do you remember which one it was? 933 00:35:08.372 --> 00:35:08.739 Linus: Yep. 934 00:35:08.973 --> 00:35:10.208 Collin: I can see it, I see it. 935 00:35:11.442 --> 00:35:15.680 Collin: Let's do the same thing again, tiny bit of flux and heat with tweezers. 936 00:35:16.881 --> 00:35:18.483 Linus: Better believe it; oh, too much flux. 937 00:35:18.516 --> 00:35:19.584 Linus: Well, oh well. 938 00:35:19.584 --> 00:35:20.084 Collin: It's okay. 939 00:35:23.054 --> 00:35:25.389 Collin: Once you're at this stage it's not like super sensitive. 940 00:35:25.523 --> 00:35:25.823 Linus: Yeah. 941 00:35:25.823 --> 00:35:26.724 Collin: But, um... 942 00:35:27.024 --> 00:35:27.959 Linus: Dude, we got this. 943 00:35:27.992 --> 00:35:29.293 Linus: Don't even trip, bro. 944 00:35:30.495 --> 00:35:31.529 Collin: I like your confidence. 945 00:35:33.397 --> 00:35:33.931 Linus: Okay. 946 00:35:36.534 --> 00:35:37.635 Collin: That was good? That got it? 947 00:35:38.236 --> 00:35:40.571 Linus: I think so, it looked like it sucked on there for me. 948 00:35:42.006 --> 00:35:44.575 And this time, it's coming away from the stencil clean. 949 00:35:45.209 --> 00:35:46.043 Collin: Not stuck there? 950 00:35:46.244 --> 00:35:46.677 Linus: Nope. 951 00:35:47.078 --> 00:35:48.813 Collin: Perfect, awesome. 952 00:35:49.580 --> 00:35:49.947 Linus: Okay. 953 00:35:49.981 --> 00:35:51.616 Linus: You should have a look at it, just to make sure; 954 00:35:51.616 --> 00:35:53.317 Linus: but I'm pretty sure that's good. 955 00:35:53.317 --> 00:35:55.253 Collin: Yeah that’s um, perfect 956 00:35:55.253 --> 00:35:59.891 Collin: I forgot you have to apply a little bit of flux to the pads first. 957 00:35:59.891 --> 00:36:00.358 Linus: Oh, yeah, yeah. 958 00:36:00.358 --> 00:36:01.893 Linus: Sure, yeah; that makes sense. 959 00:36:03.928 --> 00:36:06.697 Linus: What is this picture? Is that a donut? Cloud donut? 960 00:36:06.731 --> 00:36:07.632 Collin: It's a sheep. 961 00:36:07.665 --> 00:36:08.900 Linus: I love it, it's adorable. 962 00:36:08.900 --> 00:36:09.834 Collin: Haha. 963 00:36:11.102 --> 00:36:11.536 Linus: Okay. 964 00:36:11.569 --> 00:36:15.072 Linus: Wait... so pin one goes down here? 965 00:36:15.072 --> 00:36:15.373 Collin: Yep. 966 00:36:15.373 --> 00:36:16.374 Linus: Okay, perfect. 967 00:36:16.841 --> 00:36:17.341 Linus: Okay. 968 00:36:18.409 --> 00:36:19.510 Collin: But don't put it on yet. 969 00:36:19.544 --> 00:36:19.977 Linus: Flux. 970 00:36:20.444 --> 00:36:21.913 Collin: Just a tiny bit, not much. 971 00:36:21.946 --> 00:36:22.980 Linus: Tiny bit, tiny bit of flux. 972 00:36:23.915 --> 00:36:24.348 Linus: Yeah. 973 00:36:25.016 --> 00:36:26.484 Collin: Then heat the flux to spread it out. 974 00:36:27.418 --> 00:36:28.819 Linus: And I don't need perfect coverage here? 975 00:36:28.953 --> 00:36:30.221 Collin: You can add a little bit more. 976 00:36:30.254 --> 00:36:33.291 Collin: With it hot it'll just kind of flow out into a liquid as you put it on. 977 00:36:33.524 --> 00:36:34.125 Linus: Mmmm. 978 00:36:35.893 --> 00:36:38.062 Linus: I feel good about this, not going to lie. 979 00:36:38.095 --> 00:36:38.496 Collin: Here. 980 00:36:38.496 --> 00:36:39.163 Linus: Oh, there it is. 981 00:36:40.364 --> 00:36:41.232 Linus: I got this, boys. 982 00:36:44.168 --> 00:36:44.802 Linus: Oh, perfect. 983 00:36:44.835 --> 00:36:45.303 Collin: Yeah. 984 00:36:45.736 --> 00:36:47.004 Collin: Don't need to go crazy with it. 985 00:36:47.638 --> 00:36:48.372 Linus: Hold on, hold on. 986 00:36:48.472 --> 00:36:50.641 Linus: I'm not settled yet, I'm not settled yet. 987 00:36:50.675 --> 00:36:53.644 Collin: And you can make your fine adjustments with tweezers, it makes it a lot easier. 988 00:36:53.678 --> 00:36:55.646 Linus: Oh, okay; but how am I going to feel it with tweezers? 989 00:36:55.646 --> 00:36:56.447 Collin: You won't feel it. 990 00:36:56.547 --> 00:36:59.850 Collin: This one is harder to feel because the pads are smaller; 991 00:37:01.285 --> 00:37:03.955 Collin: so you just kind of have to eyeball this one. 992 00:37:03.955 --> 00:37:05.056 Linus: You're contradictory, Prof. 993 00:37:06.090 --> 00:37:10.828 Collin: Well with the big pads you can feel it a little bit better. 994 00:37:11.162 --> 00:37:11.662 Linus: Mhmm. 995 00:37:13.497 --> 00:37:14.332 Linus: Okay, so let's see. 996 00:37:14.432 --> 00:37:20.238 Linus: It has kind of a spot that it seems like I don't want to go in. Collin: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Collin: You're feeling it, you're feeling it. 997 00:37:20.638 --> 00:37:21.172 Linus: I think that's- 998 00:37:21.172 --> 00:37:21.572 Collin: That's it. 999 00:37:21.906 --> 00:37:23.074 Linus: I think that's where it wants to go. 1000 00:37:24.175 --> 00:37:25.743 Collin: It like kind of stops. 1001 00:37:25.943 --> 00:37:26.310 Linus: Yeah. 1002 00:37:26.544 --> 00:37:27.078 Collin: Yeah. 1003 00:37:29.080 --> 00:37:29.547 Linus: I think. 1004 00:37:29.647 --> 00:37:31.115 Collin: I can eyeball it and tell you too. 1005 00:37:31.115 --> 00:37:34.452 Linus: I think it's, hold on. 1006 00:37:35.920 --> 00:37:37.321 Collin: He's going by feel only. 1007 00:37:37.455 --> 00:37:38.256 Collin: Haha. 1008 00:37:39.023 --> 00:37:40.858 Linus: Well that's how you're supposed to do it, aren't you? 1009 00:37:40.958 --> 00:37:44.895 Collin: Visual and feel; you do the feel for like the general placement, 1010 00:37:44.929 --> 00:37:47.865 and then you nudge it around with the tweezers to get it perfect. 1011 00:37:48.899 --> 00:37:51.369 Collin: Alright, so now just hit it with tweezers, make sure it doesn't move; 1012 00:37:51.535 --> 00:37:53.337 and that means you're good. 1013 00:37:54.939 --> 00:37:55.406 Collin: You're good. 1014 00:37:57.341 --> 00:37:57.975 Linus: Okay. 1015 00:37:58.909 --> 00:37:59.310 Collin: Perfect. 1016 00:37:59.310 --> 00:38:01.646 Linus: Before we do the other side, what are my odds? 1017 00:38:02.179 --> 00:38:03.414 Collin: I'm going to give you 90%. 1018 00:38:03.514 --> 00:38:04.415 Collin: I'm at 90% still. 1019 00:38:04.415 --> 00:38:05.283 Linus: 90%. 1020 00:38:05.983 --> 00:38:07.285 Linus: Take that, Alex! 1021 00:38:08.252 --> 00:38:10.054 Alex: What? I think it looks pretty good now. 1022 00:38:11.022 --> 00:38:11.856 Collin: Hahahahaha. 1023 00:38:12.757 --> 00:38:13.524 Linus: Alright. 1024 00:38:14.825 --> 00:38:16.127 Linus: Okay, cool. 1025 00:38:16.894 --> 00:38:17.561 Linus: Okay. 1026 00:38:21.232 --> 00:38:22.066 Linus: Alright. 1027 00:38:23.534 --> 00:38:28.673 Linus: Next is this little piece piece. 1028 00:38:28.706 --> 00:38:28.906 Collin: Hold on. 1029 00:38:28.906 --> 00:38:30.374 Linus: No, no, I got this, I got this. 1030 00:38:30.941 --> 00:38:31.976 Linus: Don't even trip, dawg. 1031 00:38:32.643 --> 00:38:33.544 Collin: It's upside down. 1032 00:38:34.879 --> 00:38:35.513 Linus: What!? 1033 00:38:35.646 --> 00:38:36.414 Collin: It's upside down. 1034 00:38:36.447 --> 00:38:37.214 Linus: Hold on, hold on. 1035 00:38:37.281 --> 00:38:39.183 Linus: I'm going to figure it out, I'm going to figure it out. 1036 00:38:39.750 --> 00:38:40.518 Linus: I'm going to figure it out. 1037 00:38:40.518 --> 00:38:41.352 Collin: Don't damage the cable. 1038 00:38:41.352 --> 00:38:43.287 Linus: I'm not going to damage the cable! 1039 00:38:44.055 --> 00:38:47.024 Linus: You have no faith after all that we've seen together. 1040 00:38:48.959 --> 00:38:50.728 Collin: I have faith, I have plenty of faith. 1041 00:38:52.430 --> 00:38:54.665 Linus: You got happy, happy, happy. 1042 00:38:54.665 --> 00:38:55.166 Collin: Come on. 1043 00:38:55.766 --> 00:38:58.536 Linus: Okay, I'm going to figure it out, just chill. 1044 00:38:58.536 --> 00:38:59.770 Linus: Just chill, it's all good. 1045 00:39:00.204 --> 00:39:04.809 Linus: What the hell!? The way the ribbon wants to go, it's like... 1046 00:39:05.943 --> 00:39:08.245 Collin: It's because the fan is physically upside down. 1047 00:39:08.279 --> 00:39:09.747 Linus: What do you mean by upside down? 1048 00:39:10.414 --> 00:39:11.682 Linus: Oh, how'd that happen? 1049 00:39:12.683 --> 00:39:13.684 Collin: Yeaaah. Linus: That's sort of remarkable. 1050 00:39:13.684 --> 00:39:16.320 Linus: It's like someone just threw the whole thing together in the pile there. 1051 00:39:16.320 --> 00:39:16.787 Collin: I know. 1052 00:39:17.221 --> 00:39:18.389 Linus: Who would have done such a thing? 1053 00:39:18.489 --> 00:39:20.691 Collin: That's why I told you not to do that. 1054 00:39:20.691 --> 00:39:21.926 Collin: There it is. 1055 00:39:23.994 --> 00:39:24.829 Collin: Perfect. 1056 00:39:25.429 --> 00:39:27.665 Linus: You know, you never struck me as a told-you-so Tommy; 1057 00:39:27.665 --> 00:39:30.568 Linus: but now, now I see it, now I see it. Collin: Hahahahahaha. 1058 00:39:33.637 --> 00:39:34.939 Linus: Hold on, it's a little grommet. 1059 00:39:34.939 --> 00:39:35.840 Collin: Yeah, push that in the head. 1060 00:39:35.873 --> 00:39:37.074 Linus: Yeah, there you go. 1061 00:39:37.174 --> 00:39:38.209 Linus: Okay. 1062 00:39:38.309 --> 00:39:40.644 Linus: Now I just got to remember which one's which here. 1063 00:39:41.846 --> 00:39:42.646 Linus: What are you implying? 1064 00:39:42.747 --> 00:39:44.849 Linus: That my T3 driving job was not good enough? 1065 00:39:44.849 --> 00:39:46.550 Collin: Yes; those are T3s though. 1066 00:39:47.184 --> 00:39:48.352 Collin: The two front ones. 1067 00:39:48.753 --> 00:39:49.653 Collin: Hahaha. 1068 00:39:50.354 --> 00:39:52.356 Linus: I would have figured it out, okay? 1069 00:39:52.423 --> 00:39:54.558 Collin: You know Apple likes to use their different screws. 1070 00:39:55.226 --> 00:39:56.160 Linus: I do know that. 1071 00:39:56.894 --> 00:39:58.729 Linus: It's not something I love about them, 1072 00:39:59.063 --> 00:40:01.365 but it is something that I do know about them. 1073 00:40:03.701 --> 00:40:06.103 Collin: Just imagine being a screw engineer at Apple. 1074 00:40:06.103 --> 00:40:06.737 Linus: Oh my god. 1075 00:40:07.805 --> 00:40:09.707 Linus: Hilariously, that is totally a job. 1076 00:40:09.740 --> 00:40:11.142 Collin: It is a job, for sure. 1077 00:40:11.142 --> 00:40:12.443 Linus: And totally more than one person's job. 1078 00:40:12.610 --> 00:40:13.310 Collin: Yeah. 1079 00:40:16.480 --> 00:40:19.550 Linus: It's like there's two industries where you can be a screw engineer. 1080 00:40:19.550 --> 00:40:22.820 Tech industry working at Apple or the porn industry. 1081 00:40:25.956 --> 00:40:26.791 Linus: Hi there, ma'am. 1082 00:40:27.391 --> 00:40:29.660 Linus: Did you need your storage upgraded? 1083 00:40:30.394 --> 00:40:31.629 Linus: Bang, pska bangbang... 1084 00:40:32.263 --> 00:40:32.897 Linus: I'm sorry. 1085 00:40:35.833 --> 00:40:38.702 Collin: Can you wiggle... this heatsink thing has to go over it. 1086 00:40:38.702 --> 00:40:39.703 Linus: Oh, okay. Collin: You got it. 1087 00:40:39.804 --> 00:40:40.337 Linus: There we go. 1088 00:40:40.337 --> 00:40:41.705 Linus: I thought it was stuck on this cable. 1089 00:40:41.739 --> 00:40:42.273 Collin: Nope. 1090 00:40:42.273 --> 00:40:45.776 Collin: Actually, that cable is kind of coming out of its housing here. 1091 00:40:46.377 --> 00:40:47.244 Linus: Oh, yeah; I broke it. 1092 00:40:48.212 --> 00:40:49.079 Linus: I mean, you broke it. 1093 00:40:49.213 --> 00:40:50.181 Linus: Look at what you've done. Collin: I didn't break it. 1094 00:40:50.781 --> 00:40:51.482 Linus: Look at what you did. 1095 00:40:52.550 --> 00:40:53.484 Linus: That'll go on there. 1096 00:40:55.753 --> 00:40:56.821 Collin: Just be careful plugging it back in. 1097 00:40:56.821 --> 00:40:58.022 Linus: Yeah, yeah; I'm not worried about it. 1098 00:40:58.856 --> 00:41:00.090 Linus: Dude, do I look worried? 1099 00:41:00.191 --> 00:41:02.092 Collin: No, you don't look worried in the slightest. 1100 00:41:02.092 --> 00:41:03.194 Linus: Not even in the slightest. 1101 00:41:03.861 --> 00:41:04.695 Linus: These are T5s. 1102 00:41:05.830 --> 00:41:07.498 Collin: Yeah, the rest are T5s at this point. 1103 00:41:07.631 --> 00:41:08.199 Linus: Sure are. 1104 00:41:09.467 --> 00:41:11.202 Andy: Okay, Linus did you break something? 1105 00:41:11.669 --> 00:41:12.069 Collin: No. 1106 00:41:13.003 --> 00:41:13.571 Linus: Maybe. 1107 00:41:15.639 --> 00:41:17.741 Alex: And he was doubting my lack of confidence. 1108 00:41:21.946 --> 00:41:24.048 Andy: No comment 1109 00:41:28.285 --> 00:41:29.119 Linus: I want hot glue. 1110 00:41:30.221 --> 00:41:32.189 Collin: Just put it down, 1111 00:41:32.189 --> 00:41:37.795 the pressure of the wires should hold it in place once it's in the correct position. 1112 00:41:38.262 --> 00:41:40.931 Linus: I don't think I can get it into the correct position. 1113 00:41:40.931 --> 00:41:42.933 Collin: Let's just take the housing off the Mac Mini. 1114 00:41:42.933 --> 00:41:43.834 Linus: No, no, no; it's fine. 1115 00:41:44.468 --> 00:41:46.103 Linus: See, you want a permanent fix, but- 1116 00:41:46.103 --> 00:41:47.938 Collin: I want a permanent fix, man. 1117 00:41:48.072 --> 00:41:49.273 Linus: I don't actually care that much. 1118 00:41:50.941 --> 00:41:52.476 Linus: Hold on, just a sec. 1119 00:41:52.476 --> 00:41:53.444 Collin: It's your Mac Mini. 1120 00:41:53.544 --> 00:41:54.211 Linus: Yeah, exactly. 1121 00:41:54.211 --> 00:41:55.479 Collin: Shouldn't you want it to be perfect? 1122 00:41:55.579 --> 00:41:55.980 Linus: Nope. 1123 00:41:57.314 --> 00:41:57.815 Linus: There. 1124 00:41:58.949 --> 00:42:01.118 Linus: I mean, it was a Mac; it was already not going to be perfect. 1125 00:42:02.653 --> 00:42:03.354 Collin: Alright, that'll do. 1126 00:42:03.687 --> 00:42:06.090 Just flip it over and call it a day. 1127 00:42:06.257 --> 00:42:07.124 Collin: Hahaha. 1128 00:42:07.791 --> 00:42:08.425 Linus: Nice. 1129 00:42:09.493 --> 00:42:11.028 Linus: That's how we roll, baby. 1130 00:42:13.230 --> 00:42:15.032 Collin: The pressure of the wires should hold it in. 1131 00:42:17.301 --> 00:42:20.104 Linus: Okay, I do want to see it turn on before I- Collin: Test it first? 1132 00:42:20.104 --> 00:42:20.504 Collin: Perfect. 1133 00:42:20.504 --> 00:42:20.838 Linus: Yep. 1134 00:42:21.338 --> 00:42:22.606 Linus: Okay, where's our power cable? 1135 00:42:24.308 --> 00:42:26.377 Linus: Was everyone talking about good signs so far? 1136 00:42:27.278 --> 00:42:29.113 Collin: You've got to be cautiously optimistic. 1137 00:42:29.213 --> 00:42:29.547 Linus: No. 1138 00:42:29.680 --> 00:42:30.514 Collin: Haha, okay. 1139 00:42:30.548 --> 00:42:31.482 Linus: Full confidence. 1140 00:42:31.649 --> 00:42:32.550 Collin: Full confidence. 1141 00:42:32.650 --> 00:42:33.083 Linus: Yeah. 1142 00:42:33.384 --> 00:42:35.185 Collin: Select the IPSW. Linus: 100%. 1143 00:42:37.521 --> 00:42:38.789 Collin: And we'll see what happens. 1144 00:42:38.789 --> 00:42:39.890 Linus: 100%. 1145 00:42:39.990 --> 00:42:40.824 Collin: 100%. 1146 00:42:41.125 --> 00:42:41.892 Linus: 100%. 1147 00:42:42.526 --> 00:42:44.128 Linus: Something will happen 100%. 1148 00:42:44.228 --> 00:42:45.396 Collin: Okay, okay. 1149 00:42:45.529 --> 00:42:49.099 Collin: Well, I really appreciate you having me out here. 1150 00:42:49.199 --> 00:42:53.737 Collin: It was a fun time despite a few minor setbacks as we've experienced here; 1151 00:42:53.837 --> 00:42:56.874 but just a real pleasure to come out here and demo this for you. 1152 00:42:56.874 --> 00:42:59.143 Linus: Ton of fun to have you here 1153 00:42:59.143 --> 00:43:01.145 and as well get to actually do this 1154 00:43:01.145 --> 00:43:02.479 this was an absolute blast"}