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What are you doing to me, Argonne? Like, come on.

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You come in here, you come into the lab, you start interrupting my testing.

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This is really precise, look at this. Look at this.

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I need to run this. That right there, that you can see.

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That needs to run for 20 hours. That's my life now.

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What's playing on it? It's a random YouTube video.

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It's just them walking for 24 hours. It's a battery drain test.

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It's a gravity test, so we've got speakers at half volume,

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light on auto with our internal light on, and

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we basically would just run the YouTube video until it dies. Measure our long glass.

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But this is my favorite part. So, this

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is my frame.

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So I can now set and strap devices to that, and just move it down

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into position. To a specific depth. Magnets.

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How do they even work?

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It's like such a really my tolerance

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is a really tight on this. But like, the actual

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system

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works so well. That's actually neat.

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So thanks to our friends at Creator Warehouse for the magnets.

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Quite a bit. These are really strong.

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Like if that

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wasn't in the way. Like, yeah.

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Wow. So, these magnets, these are the ones that are

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strong enough that you gotta be careful not to pinch your fingers. Cause

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it will hurt. And I say that from experience. Collar.

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Throw that. Rotate it to the right.

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But you can just go grab it. There we go. Your magnets.

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That's so good. Oh, come on.

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I just need to go slightly slower. So I can get it back out.

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Unfortunately, not all of my magnets are facing the same direction.

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So I need to make sure the collar goes on the right spot.

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There we go. Come on. Whoa.

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That was crazy. They are very strong magnets.

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What did you say you tested in this? Oh, Bluetooth speaker.

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And it ran. It played music in here.

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For 30 minutes at one meter depth. Came out no damage.

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Perfect little color. Jamie, what are you doing?

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Oh, we're just organizing the RAM and the CPUs and the SSDs and all that fun stuff.

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Why are we using a server rack for this? Look at all these drawers.

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I forget what company we got them from. But anyway,

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we wanted a way to not lock up things,

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but at least keep them from wandering away. A little easier.

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And so we got the rack going. So this used to be the rack down

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where logistics was. But we moved it.

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Oh, look, it's going in. Oh, no, he's running away.

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So we moved it over here. And now it's going to be where

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hard drives and RAM and SSDs and processors

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hide. And Mr. Cowan has worked really hard

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on these little CPU holders. Oh, yeah.

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So we can all see what we got in here a lot easier. This is what we used to use.

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These little block ones. But now the ones with the tabs on them

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are one, they hold everything a little bit tighter. Got a handle.

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And yeah, you can kind of thumb through it a lot easier. So that's what we're working on down here.

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Just trying to organize stuff a lot better. You can see we got like the table

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of all the RAM in the company. Plus

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a bunch on the ground over there. We got RAM in a bucket.

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But yeah, that's what we're working on.

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Just organizing stuff a lot better. People wonder what we do down here.

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But Linus did that video a while back

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about organizing where everything was going in Labs.

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We've gotten closer to where we want it.

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But this aisle down here that Linus was showing up

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is going to be or is where everything you need to build a computer is.

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So start off here with your CPU and your RAM.

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You got your coolers. You got all your water cooling stuff.

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Then you start here. You got your motherboards. And your power supplies.

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And more power supplies. In every case

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the company owns. In every graphics card the company owns.

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In every network card we own.

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And some of the hard drives that haven't moved over yet.

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And all the routers and crap like that. But that's it. That's all of them.

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Even the boat case. Wait, hold up.

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We've done a build on this. We've done a build on this before?

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Linus, I think so. But Linus threw it in and it's done.

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The video is good. You should watch it. It's pretty dumb.

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But yeah. All that stuff.

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And then we already got some stuff over from LTX.

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Because Chase is going to come over and organize that before it goes over.

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Nice. Well, you know, every day it gets a little bit better over here.

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We lose a couple of catches though. Oh no, where'd they go? Yeah, things look

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a lot more organized. Hell yeah. Okay, it looks.

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Yeah, things are much better than they were. All right, Alex.

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Yes. What do we have here? Oh, this is Lexus RZ.

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Beautiful looking car. There's stuff like these little winglets right here.

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Stopped turbulence from forming on the back window. So, you know, they don't need a wipey wipe.

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And this is pretty clean. There's some dust on it.

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But we went by some big old dump trucks today. So that's why that's a little bit messy.

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Overall though, it's a car.

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There's... What am I supposed to say, Arjun?

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It's pretty boring. Say that. Okay, I said that.

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Well, why is it boring? It drives like a car.

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This one right here is $68,000. Which is more than the IONIQ 6

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that we had last week. That is more powerful, has more range,

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has better charging capacity. Did I say more comfortable?

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It also functions properly. We were working this earlier today.

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The sound system in this sucks ass. What else?

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Oh, there's no parking sensors. It's right here. It's a pleb tier.

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You know, you have to push it down yourself. Liftgate.

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If you get the top of the line one, it's probably pretty good.

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But that one's also like $85,000. And that's just kind of to fix the problems with this one.

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So, I don't know. And how much was the IONIQ?

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The IONIQ fully loaded was and it's just straight up better.

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Way more futuristic, right? So, there's that.

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I'm pretty sad. Especially since, like, we just got Lexus contacts

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and they seem like really great people and I hope they give us cars again.

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So, we had our whale land, I think, sometime last year.

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Infinite Cables provided us with a whole bunch of 100 feet and 50 feet.

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Basically, everything we'd need for, like, 40, 50 people. Unfortunately, the cleanup

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didn't go particularly well and so we were left with this giant rat's nest

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of 100 foot cables all beautifully intertwined

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with each other. And now we're dealing with that.

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So, shout out Infinite Cables for all of these cables

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and shout out laziness for this.

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We've just determined this is the most expensive pile of cables that Linus has ever purchased.

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Because there's four people working on it. I'm tangling it.

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Hi there, right? Yeah, the most expensive free cables

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LMG has ever got. How many of these actually work is my question.

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It's soaking.

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Hey, you guys have made really good progress already. It's terribly difficult.

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Time consuming. Yeah.

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We've been here for four hours, I mean. I got here Friday night.

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Friday night. I mean, to be fair, I was at the land.

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Yeah. Is this your phone though?

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No. Should I just throw them all in a pile?

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And put a sticky note to Jake Tybee. Yeah.

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No, I think it's a good luck, Jake. That's equivalent.

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Yeah. What are these like 20 meter cables?

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25 meter cables? These are like 100 foot.

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They're just 30 meter cables. Oh, I think it's a feet.

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I still haven't rubbed my head around the planks of the feet.

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Three travel distances is time. If it's a physical distance, it's feet and inches.

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If it's a small distance, it's millimeters. Why?

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It's emotional distances to the relationship. I'm measuring coming from...

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We're just too damn close to the states. Who ironically

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utilize metric federally. What do you got here, Jonathan?

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It's my original Macintosh.

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The 512K model. So this is actually yours?

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It is, yeah. When'd you get it?

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Here's the deal. It's actually been in the family since new. Like dad got it for work

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back in 1984 and then took it when that changed.

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We like gave it to some people to have a computer for the kids

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to play with for a bit. That's why it's got pencil marks on it.

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They gave it back to us. And then so, and by that point

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I was like kind of in the computers and computer history.

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And so then I just kind of kept it and then it's been sitting

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in its bag for a while. I used to have like set up in my living room and it was great.

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But then when I moved when I moved to Winnipeg, I put it away

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I took it out at one point and things changed.

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And now the disk drive's broken. The keyboard feet

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are making these gross marks. That's from the keyboard?

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Yeah, the feet. The like rubber feet is basically it's like kind of like a

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gummy swirly phone right now.

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Really gross. And so it needs a bit of TLC

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and we're gonna do a video on it. What are you gonna do in that video?

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I'm gonna fix it. I have to fix it. I'm kind of scared. I have to like rip it apart

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and clean it properly and make sure I don't damage it even worse.

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What are you really worried about? Do you have any memories from this when you were a kid?

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No. It wasn't really around the house. I mean, I had it since high school.

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That's kind of when I got it bad. But like early on, I think I remember

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like going to my dad's office when I was really young and it was like sitting in a corner

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and they had Frogger on there and that's what we played. It was the noisiest game in the world.

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It was like a special amounts version of Frogger. I think we still have the disk. I hope the disks still work.

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And then, yeah, and then it kind of just like was roved around

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until I got it back. But I've had it for a long time.

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It's kind of sad that the disk drives don't work or that don't work. I hope I can get it fixed

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and nothing else is broken. It doesn't work yet.

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No, it doesn't work yet. I mean, the screen turns on. It makes it sound.

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The mouse works. So that's a good sign. I think we might be okay.

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It needs a disk. It's unhappy. Yeah.

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At least this one, you don't have to flip over and slide to charge.

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No, but you do have to clean the ball. Oh, that's the worst.

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Can I even open this? Hello. Hey, how's it going?

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Today we're doing a build stream. We're building a Borg cube or something like that.

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It's a new prototype case. It's pretty exciting.

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What's this fancy setup you have here? So we just got Vmix integrated to our streaming cart.

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We've got Reaper over on the left here. Reaper feeds in audio to Vmix.

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So we only have one input into Vmix. We've got our

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three cameras up here on the left. We've got a couple

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custom little zoom things for that as well. We're going to cut to them nice and quick.

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We have a mic toggle for the producer mic doing

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merge messages, that sort of thing. And then

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that's literally about it, merge messages. We've got our sponsor spots

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integrated directly through the merge message dashboard, which is a browser

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layer over top of the rest of the video. What else is there?

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I don't know, color correction is done through all three cameras simultaneously.

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You can see the difference between the two there. And

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I don't know. It's about it.
