What are you doing to me, Argonne? Like, come on.
You come in here, you come into the lab, you start interrupting my testing.
This is really precise, look at this. Look at this.
I need to run this. That right there, that you can see.
That needs to run for 20 hours. That's my life now.
What's playing on it? It's a random YouTube video.
It's just them walking for 24 hours. It's a battery drain test.
It's a gravity test, so we've got speakers at half volume,
light on auto with our internal light on, and
we basically would just run the YouTube video until it dies. Measure our long glass.
But this is my favorite part. So, this
is my frame.
So I can now set and strap devices to that, and just move it down
into position. To a specific depth. Magnets.
How do they even work?
It's like such a really my tolerance
is a really tight on this. But like, the actual
system
works so well. That's actually neat.
So thanks to our friends at Creator Warehouse for the magnets.
Quite a bit. These are really strong.
Like if that
wasn't in the way. Like, yeah.
Wow. So, these magnets, these are the ones that are
strong enough that you gotta be careful not to pinch your fingers. Cause
it will hurt. And I say that from experience. Collar.
Throw that. Rotate it to the right.
But you can just go grab it. There we go. Your magnets.
That's so good. Oh, come on.
I just need to go slightly slower. So I can get it back out.
Unfortunately, not all of my magnets are facing the same direction.
So I need to make sure the collar goes on the right spot.
There we go. Come on. Whoa.
That was crazy. They are very strong magnets.
What did you say you tested in this? Oh, Bluetooth speaker.
And it ran. It played music in here.
For 30 minutes at one meter depth. Came out no damage.
Perfect little color. Jamie, what are you doing?
Oh, we're just organizing the RAM and the CPUs and the SSDs and all that fun stuff.
Why are we using a server rack for this? Look at all these drawers.
I forget what company we got them from. But anyway,
we wanted a way to not lock up things,
but at least keep them from wandering away. A little easier.
And so we got the rack going. So this used to be the rack down
where logistics was. But we moved it.
Oh, look, it's going in. Oh, no, he's running away.
So we moved it over here. And now it's going to be where
hard drives and RAM and SSDs and processors
hide. And Mr. Cowan has worked really hard
on these little CPU holders. Oh, yeah.
So we can all see what we got in here a lot easier. This is what we used to use.
These little block ones. But now the ones with the tabs on them
are one, they hold everything a little bit tighter. Got a handle.
And yeah, you can kind of thumb through it a lot easier. So that's what we're working on down here.
Just trying to organize stuff a lot better. You can see we got like the table
of all the RAM in the company. Plus
a bunch on the ground over there. We got RAM in a bucket.
But yeah, that's what we're working on.
Just organizing stuff a lot better. People wonder what we do down here.
But Linus did that video a while back
about organizing where everything was going in Labs.
We've gotten closer to where we want it.
But this aisle down here that Linus was showing up
is going to be or is where everything you need to build a computer is.
So start off here with your CPU and your RAM.
You got your coolers. You got all your water cooling stuff.
Then you start here. You got your motherboards. And your power supplies.
And more power supplies. In every case
the company owns. In every graphics card the company owns.
In every network card we own.
And some of the hard drives that haven't moved over yet.
And all the routers and crap like that. But that's it. That's all of them.
Even the boat case. Wait, hold up.
We've done a build on this. We've done a build on this before?
Linus, I think so. But Linus threw it in wrong.
The video is good. You should watch it. It's pretty dumb.
But yeah. All that stuff.
And then we already got some stuff over from LTX.
Because Chase is going to come over and organize that before it goes over.
Nice. Well, you know, every day it gets a little bit better over here.
We lose a couple of catches though. Oh no. Where'd they go? Yeah. Things like
a lawnmower organized. Hell yeah. It looks.
Things are much better than they were. All right. Alex.
Yes. What do we have here? Oh, this is Lexus RZ.
Beautiful looking car. There's stuff like these little winglets
right here. Stopped turbulence from forming on the back window. So, you know, they don't need
a wipey wipe. And this is pretty clean. There's some dust on it. But we went
by some big old dump trucks today. So that's why that's a little bit messy.
Overall though, it's a car.
There's all I was supposed to say, Arjun, it's pretty
boring. Say that. Okay. I said that.
Well, why is it boring? It drives like a car.
This one right here, $68,000, which is more than the Ionix 6
that we had last week. That is more powerful, has more range,
has better charging capacity. Did I say more comfortable?
It also like functions properly. The Bluetooth is working this earlier today.
The sound system in this sucks ass. What else?
Oh, there's no parking sensors. It's right here. It's a pleb tier.
You know, you have to push it down yourself lift gate.
If you get the top of the line one, it's probably pretty good. But that one's also
like $85,000. And that's just kind of to fix the problems
with this one. So, I don't know. And how much was the Ionix?
The Ionix fully loaded was and it's just straight up better.
Way more futuristic, right? So, there's that.
I'm pretty sad, especially since we just got Lexus contacts
and they seem like really great people and I hope they give us cars again.
So, we had our whale land I think sometime
last year. Infinite Cables provided us with a whole bunch of
100 feet and 50 feet. Basically everything we'd need for like 40-50 people.
Unfortunately, the cleanup didn't go particularly well
and so we were left with this giant rat's nest of
100 foot cables all beautifully intertwined with
each other. And now we're dealing with that.
So, shout out Infinite Cables for
all of these cables and shout out laziness for
this. We've just determined this is the most
expensive pile of cables that Linus has ever purchased because there's four people working on it.
I'm tangling it. Yeah, the most expensive free cables
LMG has ever got. How many of these actually work is my question?
It's soaking. You guys have made
really good progress already. It's terribly difficult.
Time consuming. We've been here for four hours, I mean.
I got here Friday night.
I mean to be fair, I was at the land. Yeah.
Is it your phone though? No.
Should I just throw them all in a pile? And put a sticky note to Jake Tybee.
Yeah. I think it's a good luck, Jake.
That's equivalent. Yeah.
What are these like 20 meter cables? 25 meter cables?
These are like 100 foot. 25 to 30 meter cables.
Oh, I think he said feet. I'm going to unwrap my head around the
plunge of the feet. Three travel distance, it's time.
If it's a physical distance, it's feet and inches. If it's a small distance, it's millimeters.
Why? It's emotional distances, the relationship.
We're just too damn close to the states.
Who ironically utilize metric federally.
What do you got here, Jonathan? It's my
original Mackintosh the 512K model.
So this is actually yours? It is, yeah.
When did you get it? It's actually been in the family since
new. Dad got it for work back in 1984 and then
took it when that changed and then we gave it to some people
to have a computer for the kids to play with for a bit.
That's why it's got pencil marks on it. They gave it back to us
and then so at that point I was
in the computers and computer history and so then I just kind of kept it
and then it's been sitting in its bag for a while.
I used to have set up in my living room and it was great. But then when I moved
when I moved to Winnipeg I took it out at one point
and things changed and now the disk drive is broken
the keyboard feet are making these gross marks.
That's from the keyboard? The rubber feet
is basically a gummy swirly phone
right now. Really gross.
It needs a bit of TLC and we're going to do a video on it.
What are you going to do in that video? I'm going to fix it. I have to fix it.
I'm kind of scared. I have to rip it apart and clean it properly
and make sure I don't damage it even worse. That's what I'm really worried about.
Do you have any memories from this when you were kid? It wasn't really around the house.
I had it since high school when I got it bad.
Early on I remember going to my dad's office when I was really young
and it was sitting in a corner and they had Frogger on there
and it was the noisiest game in the world. It was a special mouse version of Frogger.
I think we still have the disk. I hope the disk still works.
Then it was roved around until I got it back.
I've had it for a long time and it's kind of sad that the disk drives don't work
or that don't work. I hope I can get it fixed
and nothing else is broken. It doesn't work yet.
The screen turns on. It makes it sound.
The mouse works so that's a good sign. I think we might be okay.
It needs a disk. It's unhappy.
At least this one. You don't have to flip over its side to charge.
No, but you do have to clean the ball. That's the worst.
Can I even open this? Hey, how's it going?
Today we're doing a build stream. We're building a Borg cube or something like that.
It's a new prototype case. It's pretty exciting.
What's this fancy setup you have here? We've got Vmix integrated to our streaming cart.
We've got Reaper over on the left here. Reaper feeds in audio
to Vmix. We only have one input into Vmix.
We've got our three cameras up here on the left.
We've got a couple custom little zoom things for that as well.
We're going to cut to them nice and quick. We have a mic toggle for the producer mic.
Doing merch messages, that sort of thing. And then
that's literally about it. Merch messages.
We've got our sponsor spots integrated directly through the merch message dashboard,
which is a browser layer over top of the rest of the video.
What else is there? I don't know. Color correction is done
through all three cameras simultaneously. You can see the difference between the two there.
And I don't know. It's about it.