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Linus: You have prototype things, don't you? 2 00:00:02.002 --> 00:00:03.970 Bridget: I have prototype, yeah. 3 00:00:03.970 --> 00:00:05.972 Linus: Of course you do. 4 00:00:05.972 --> 00:00:07.974 You know, I've been watching some of those, like, 5 00:00:07.974 --> 00:00:09.976 true crime police interviews lately, 6 00:00:09.976 --> 00:00:12.979 and when the accused laughs like that, 7 00:00:12.979 --> 00:00:15.982 it's never a good sign. 8 00:00:15.982 --> 00:00:19.986 Bridget: There's gonna be, like, a chalk drawing of a jacket on the ground. 9 00:00:19.986 --> 00:00:21.988 Linus: I don't even recognize some of this stuff! 10 00:00:21.988 --> 00:00:22.989 This is the shacket! 11 00:00:22.989 --> 00:00:23.990 Bridget: Yeah! 12 00:00:23.990 --> 00:00:24.991 Linus: Did this ever make it to market? 13 00:00:24.991 --> 00:00:25.992 Bridget: Yeah! 14 00:00:25.992 --> 00:00:26.993 Linus: Oh, okay. 15 00:00:26.993 --> 00:00:27.994 Linus: With this inside? Bridget: We sold a run of it. 16 00:00:27.994 --> 00:00:29.996 Linus: Oh, okay. 17 00:00:29.996 --> 00:00:30.997 Bridget: It's nice, right? 18 00:00:30.997 --> 00:00:31.998 Bridget: We could make it again. 19 00:00:31.998 --> 00:00:34.000 Linus: I like your Nintendo collection. 20 00:00:34.000 --> 00:00:35.001 Ori: Thank you. 21 00:00:35.001 --> 00:00:36.970 Linus: That is one of my favorite games, too. 22 00:00:36.970 --> 00:00:37.971 Ori: I thought you might like that. 23 00:00:37.971 --> 00:00:39.973 Oh, is that just for my benefit? 24 00:00:39.973 --> 00:00:41.975 No, it's actually my favorite game, too, so. 25 00:00:42.042 --> 00:00:44.411 Linus: As a kid, I got stuck on the floating continent. 26 00:00:44.411 --> 00:00:45.412 You know why? 27 00:00:45.412 --> 00:00:46.413 Ori: Why is that? 28 00:00:46.413 --> 00:00:49.416 Linus: Because I didn't know that you could cast magic outside of battle, 29 00:00:49.416 --> 00:00:51.418 so I would run out of potions every time. 30 00:00:51.418 --> 00:00:52.419 and die 31 00:00:52.419 --> 00:00:53.420 Ori: I did that, too. 32 00:00:53.420 --> 00:00:54.421 Linus: Really? 33 00:00:54.421 --> 00:00:55.422 Ori: Yeah. 34 00:00:55.422 --> 00:00:56.423 Linus: Nice! 35 00:00:56.423 --> 00:01:00.427 Linus: I had a friend of a friend of a relative or something was over at our house 36 00:01:00.427 --> 00:01:02.429 because my dad was having a party or something, 37 00:01:02.429 --> 00:01:05.432 and I was like, oh, you know, that game, I can't beat this part. 38 00:01:05.432 --> 00:01:06.399 Can you help me? 39 00:01:06.399 --> 00:01:08.401 He was like, yeah, it's not that hard. 40 00:01:08.401 --> 00:01:10.403 And then he goes into the menu and he casts care on everybody, 41 00:01:10.403 --> 00:01:12.038 and I'm like... 42 00:01:14.407 --> 00:01:20.413 Bridget: The Weem audio setup that we put together has been really awesome. 43 00:01:20.413 --> 00:01:21.414 I'm really excited about that. 44 00:01:21.414 --> 00:01:24.417 It's this little center here. 45 00:01:24.417 --> 00:01:26.419 It's connected to our record player, 46 00:01:26.419 --> 00:01:30.423 so the main incentive for me was that I wanted to be able to hear the records 47 00:01:30.423 --> 00:01:32.425 from the kitchen while we're cooking 48 00:01:32.425 --> 00:01:35.428 and then from our son's room and our bedroom, 49 00:01:35.428 --> 00:01:37.430 so we can have it playing everywhere. 50 00:01:37.430 --> 00:01:40.400 We can hear the record player from the kitchen while we're cooking with the fan on. 51 00:01:40.400 --> 00:01:43.403 We can hear it from our son's room if we're playing in there or our bedroom. 52 00:01:43.403 --> 00:01:45.405 Linus: Because this speaker you can't hear from the kitchen. 53 00:01:45.405 --> 00:01:46.406 Bridget: No, you really can't. 54 00:01:46.406 --> 00:01:49.409 That fan is very loud. 55 00:01:49.409 --> 00:01:52.412 Linus: So an upgraded hood fan was not an idea. 56 00:01:52.412 --> 00:01:53.413 Bridget: No. 57 00:01:53.413 --> 00:01:58.418 We were actually told, like, no oven, so I just counted that all out. Yeah... 58 00:01:58.418 --> 00:01:59.419 Linus: For upgrades? 59 00:01:59.419 --> 00:02:00.420 Bridget: Yeah. 60 00:02:00.420 --> 00:02:01.421 Linus: Didn't someone do an oven once? 61 00:02:01.421 --> 00:02:03.423 Bridget: I think that's why. 62 00:02:03.423 --> 00:02:05.425 Linus: For copyright reasons, we won't be able to include it, 63 00:02:05.425 --> 00:02:08.428 but can I at least hear the record setup? 64 00:02:08.428 --> 00:02:11.431 Bridget: Yeah, we could put on Ori's dad's record. 65 00:02:11.431 --> 00:02:13.066 I think we could probably clear that. 66 00:02:13.066 --> 00:02:14.067 Ori's dad's record. 67 00:02:14.400 --> 00:02:15.401 Oh, okay. 68 00:02:15.401 --> 00:02:16.402 Sure. 69 00:02:28.681 --> 00:02:30.416 Linus: So here's what I'm thinking, Alex. 70 00:02:30.416 --> 00:02:34.420 I'll get to work building the NAS, and then you can maybe work on the projector setup? 71 00:02:34.420 --> 00:02:35.421 Alex: Sure. 72 00:02:35.421 --> 00:02:37.423 Linus: Also, you can explain this to me. 73 00:02:37.423 --> 00:02:40.827 These Hitachi hard drives come with a SATA cable. 74 00:02:40.827 --> 00:02:43.429 Alex: Of course it does. 75 00:02:43.429 --> 00:02:50.403 I all the time don't have a power cable that misses by about, like, five, six inches. 76 00:02:50.403 --> 00:02:54.407 Would have saved my life every single time I installed a hard drive. 77 00:02:54.407 --> 00:02:56.409 Every single one of these hard drives comes with this. 78 00:02:56.409 --> 00:02:57.410 Yep. 79 00:02:57.410 --> 00:03:02.415 They assume you have a SATA connector, but that it is not quite long enough. 80 00:03:02.415 --> 00:03:03.416 Alex: Exactly. 81 00:03:03.416 --> 00:03:06.419 You don't have that problem all the time. 82 00:03:08.421 --> 00:03:09.722 Linus: What the heck? 83 00:03:09.722 --> 00:03:11.424 Linus: Yeah, you're going to have to build a computer at some point. 84 00:03:11.424 --> 00:03:12.425 Bridget: I guess, yeah. 85 00:03:12.425 --> 00:03:13.426 Linus: You know what? 86 00:03:13.426 --> 00:03:14.427 Realistically, you have your own one of these. 87 00:03:14.427 --> 00:03:15.428 I bet you do. 88 00:03:15.428 --> 00:03:16.429 I just haven't found it yet. 89 00:03:17.130 --> 00:03:17.964 Bridget: I do, yeah. 90 00:03:17.964 --> 00:03:18.431 Linus: Yeah, where is it? 91 00:03:18.431 --> 00:03:20.400 Bridget: It's in the utility closet. 92 00:03:20.400 --> 00:03:22.135 Linus: How many are there? 93 00:03:25.405 --> 00:03:26.406 Bridget: Two. 94 00:03:26.406 --> 00:03:29.409 Linus: If the answer was one, she could count to that really fast. 95 00:03:29.409 --> 00:03:35.415 This has to be the most delicate, dainty unboxing of a motherboard that I've ever seen. 96 00:03:35.415 --> 00:03:38.418 She opened this up like flower petals. 97 00:03:38.418 --> 00:03:39.419 Bridget: I'm so scared. 98 00:03:39.419 --> 00:03:44.424 Linus: It's actually really fun for me doing builds with complete novices because it occurs to 99 00:03:44.424 --> 00:03:47.427 me to explain a lot of things that normally I wouldn't. 100 00:03:47.427 --> 00:03:49.429 Bridget: That's good. 101 00:03:49.429 --> 00:03:52.432 Linus: Like, Bridget will have to do the same thing with me sometimes. 102 00:03:52.432 --> 00:03:58.404 She'll be talking about the flocking or the whatever, and I'll be like, Bridget, slow down 103 00:03:58.404 --> 00:03:59.606 What are those words? 104 00:04:00.406 --> 00:04:01.407 Bridget: That's good. 105 00:04:01.407 --> 00:04:02.575 That makes me feel better. 106 00:04:03.409 --> 00:04:05.411 It's like a very strange puzzle. 107 00:04:06.412 --> 00:04:07.413 Linus: Okay, yeah. 108 00:04:07.413 --> 00:04:08.414 Hold on. 109 00:04:08.414 --> 00:04:09.415 One sec. 110 00:04:13.419 --> 00:04:15.421 Just open it upside down. 111 00:04:15.421 --> 00:04:17.423 I for one am having fun. 112 00:04:17.423 --> 00:04:19.425 Bridget: I'm so nervous. 113 00:04:19.425 --> 00:04:22.428 Linus: Usually when we talk, she's the expert on the subject matter. 114 00:04:23.296 --> 00:04:26.699 Bridget: Yeah, I don't love this twist of fate. 115 00:04:26.699 --> 00:04:28.401 Linus: This pains her right now. 116 00:04:28.401 --> 00:04:29.402 Bridget: It really does. 117 00:04:29.402 --> 00:04:33.406 Linus: The rivalry between fashion and engineering is intense, and this product allowed them 118 00:04:33.406 --> 00:04:36.409 to leapfrog fashion in a pretty spectacular manner. 119 00:04:36.409 --> 00:04:41.414 Although, have you noticed how well the OG backpack is doing ever since the launch of 120 00:04:41.414 --> 00:04:42.415 the commuter, ironically? 121 00:04:42.415 --> 00:04:43.416 Bridget: I know. 122 00:04:43.416 --> 00:04:44.417 It's steady. 123 00:04:44.417 --> 00:04:46.419 Linus: It's really steady. 124 00:04:46.419 --> 00:04:47.053 Bridget: I know. 125 00:04:47.053 --> 00:04:54.427 Linus: Backpack was really strong, and then it tapered, and it's back with a vengeance now. 126 00:04:54.427 --> 00:04:55.428 Bridget: Yeah. Linus: So 127 00:04:55.428 --> 00:04:56.429 Linus: It's awesome. 128 00:04:56.429 --> 00:04:57.430 The rivalry is alive. 129 00:04:57.430 --> 00:04:58.431 Bridget: Oh, yeah. 130 00:04:58.431 --> 00:05:00.400 We're not going down without a fight. 131 00:05:00.400 --> 00:05:02.869 Linus: Oh, hey, this is your laser engraved one. 132 00:05:02.869 --> 00:05:04.404 From the Christmas party that year. 133 00:05:05.571 --> 00:05:07.407 Can I... 134 00:05:08.408 --> 00:05:10.843 Bridget: The knurling? Oh is that what I’m suppose to do? 135 00:05:10.843 --> 00:05:12.445 Linus: See? So fast, right? 136 00:05:13.413 --> 00:05:19.218 Bridget: I can't even tell you the last time I used a screwdriver. 137 00:05:19.218 --> 00:05:22.422 It's been a very long time. 138 00:05:22.422 --> 00:05:24.424 Linus: We didn't play favorites, though. 139 00:05:24.424 --> 00:05:26.426 Everyone also got a backpack that year. 140 00:05:28.094 --> 00:05:29.429 Bridget: Also with their names on it. 141 00:05:29.429 --> 00:05:31.431 Linus: And some people stole the Lux backpack. 142 00:05:31.431 --> 00:05:32.432 I saw it's the brown leather one. 143 00:05:32.432 --> 00:05:35.401 Bridget: That was a wear test sample. 144 00:05:35.401 --> 00:05:37.403 That I'm still testing. 145 00:05:37.403 --> 00:05:39.405 It's doing great. 146 00:05:40.606 --> 00:05:42.008 Bridget: Do these come off? 147 00:05:42.008 --> 00:05:43.409 Linus: Yeah they do 148 00:05:43.409 --> 00:05:46.412 Oh, you're gonna wanna change the direction of the ratchet there. 149 00:05:46.412 --> 00:05:47.947 Bridget: How do I do that? 150 00:05:49.782 --> 00:05:52.418 Linus: She does the fashion product really well. 151 00:05:53.653 --> 00:05:55.655 Bridget: Okay, cool thank you 152 00:05:59.425 --> 00:06:00.426 Linus: Oh, man. 153 00:06:01.394 --> 00:06:02.695 Bridget: What is happening 154 00:06:02.695 --> 00:06:05.932 Linus: Once you got that threaded in a little bit, you can go ahead and start one of the other 155 00:06:09.402 --> 00:06:12.805 So one of the key benefits of our screwdriver 156 00:06:16.809 --> 00:06:19.412 is the extremely low back force. 157 00:06:19.412 --> 00:06:25.852 So you could just go like this and it'll be, like, it won't turn the screw the other way. 158 00:06:25.852 --> 00:06:27.253 Bridget: Cool. Linus: Yeah there you- 159 00:06:32.992 --> 00:06:35.561 Linus: Most people use just one hand. 160 00:06:40.933 --> 00:06:43.936 Bridget: Okay, I'm doing it properly now. 161 00:06:46.339 --> 00:06:48.941 Linus: Okay, you gotta keep going until they're all the way in now, yeah. 162 00:06:48.941 --> 00:06:53.479 I don't think I have ever seen this technique. 163 00:06:56.582 --> 00:06:58.351 I'm just gonna, yeah, go ahead. 164 00:06:58.351 --> 00:06:59.485 I'm just gonna put a little more pressure. 165 00:07:00.052 --> 00:07:00.586 There you go. 166 00:07:00.586 --> 00:07:01.587 Now it's going. 167 00:07:02.655 --> 00:07:04.123 Bridget: This is my nightmare. 168 00:07:04.123 --> 00:07:06.125 Linus: You don't have to shift your hand. 169 00:07:06.125 --> 00:07:08.127 That's the beauty of the ratchet. 170 00:07:08.127 --> 00:07:10.129 Bridget: Am I still moving my hand? 171 00:07:10.129 --> 00:07:11.130 Linus: Yeah. 172 00:07:13.099 --> 00:07:14.267 Ori: There you go 173 00:07:14.267 --> 00:07:16.469 Linus: She's a natural. 174 00:07:17.637 --> 00:07:20.807 Ori, have you ever had rigid help with computer stuff before? 175 00:07:20.807 --> 00:07:21.808 Ori: No. 176 00:07:21.808 --> 00:07:22.475 Linus: How come? 177 00:07:22.475 --> 00:07:23.476 Ori: No interest. 178 00:07:24.377 --> 00:07:25.378 Linus: Okay. 179 00:07:25.711 --> 00:07:27.346 Why don't we do the memory text? 180 00:07:27.346 --> 00:07:28.080 Bridget: Sure. 181 00:07:28.080 --> 00:07:29.782 Linus: Yeah, it goes in there, yeah. 182 00:07:29.782 --> 00:07:30.783 Sorry. 183 00:07:32.151 --> 00:07:34.220 Linus: You're gonna want to give her a little more force, yeah. 184 00:07:36.155 --> 00:07:37.156 You'll know. 185 00:07:37.156 --> 00:07:38.157 You'll know when it's in. 186 00:07:38.157 --> 00:07:39.158 Bridget: Okay. 187 00:07:42.695 --> 00:07:43.663 Linus: That's half in. 188 00:07:43.663 --> 00:07:44.664 That's still half. 189 00:07:45.498 --> 00:07:46.499 Almost. 190 00:07:46.666 --> 00:07:49.001 It's so close to, there we go. 191 00:07:49.669 --> 00:07:55.508 I could just stick this in here, and it probably wouldn't go anywhere, but for a server? 192 00:07:55.508 --> 00:07:56.509 Bridget: Yeah. 193 00:07:56.509 --> 00:07:58.511 Linus: Like, come on, that's not proper. 194 00:07:58.511 --> 00:07:59.512 We're not gonna do that. 195 00:07:59.512 --> 00:08:03.015 It's for 64 gigs of eMMC like eh? 196 00:08:03.015 --> 00:08:04.917 Linus: eMMC, right? Bridget: Yeah, for sure. Yeah 197 00:08:04.917 --> 00:08:05.918 Bridget I totally agree. 198 00:08:05.918 --> 00:08:07.053 Alex: Drilling out her motherboard? 199 00:08:07.053 --> 00:08:08.187 Linus: Don't worry about it. 200 00:08:11.023 --> 00:08:13.125 This may be small enough. 201 00:08:13.125 --> 00:08:15.094 Can I borrow a drill, please? 202 00:08:15.094 --> 00:08:15.862 Alex: That’s what she said. 203 00:08:16.929 --> 00:08:18.531 Linus: Wow, great progress, guys. 204 00:08:18.531 --> 00:08:21.534 You've gotten as far as pulling down their existing... 205 00:08:21.534 --> 00:08:22.535 Reece: We got a hole. 206 00:08:22.535 --> 00:08:23.536 Alex: Yeah, we put a hole in the wall. 207 00:08:23.536 --> 00:08:25.538 Linus: Oh, you put a hole in the wall. 208 00:08:25.538 --> 00:08:27.540 Hey, great job, Elijah. 209 00:08:27.540 --> 00:08:31.310 Reece: Never compare me to Elijah. 210 00:08:31.310 --> 00:08:32.545 Alex: Do you want to cut your wall a bit? 211 00:08:32.545 --> 00:08:34.180 Bridget: No, I don't. 212 00:08:34.180 --> 00:08:36.549 Alex: Oh, you should give it a try, just a bit. 213 00:08:36.549 --> 00:08:37.717 Linus: You gotta do it. 214 00:08:42.455 --> 00:08:43.456 Alex: Good job. 215 00:08:49.228 --> 00:08:51.030 Alex: They all keep on falling in. 216 00:08:51.797 --> 00:08:53.566 Linus: Have you ever install the power supply? 217 00:08:54.133 --> 00:08:55.134 Bridget: I don't know. 218 00:08:55.134 --> 00:08:57.570 Your laugh makes me feel like, no. 219 00:08:57.570 --> 00:08:58.571 Linus: Is it modular? 220 00:08:58.571 --> 00:08:59.572 Let's see. 221 00:08:59.572 --> 00:09:00.573 Oh, it's modular. 222 00:09:00.573 --> 00:09:01.574 Hmm. 223 00:09:01.574 --> 00:09:02.575 Ori: I could help. 224 00:09:02.575 --> 00:09:03.576 No, no, no, no, no. 225 00:09:03.576 --> 00:09:05.578 No, no, no, no. 226 00:09:05.578 --> 00:09:07.547 Were you about to mansplain something? 227 00:09:07.547 --> 00:09:08.548 Ori: No, I do not. 228 00:09:09.348 --> 00:09:12.351 Linus: You don't let him get away with that, do you? 229 00:09:13.920 --> 00:09:15.555 Linus: She's like, for this, maybe? 230 00:09:15.988 --> 00:09:18.090 I know like actually 231 00:09:18.090 --> 00:09:21.561 I know this is going to be a great video because this is really fun to watch. 232 00:09:22.562 --> 00:09:26.899 Bridget: You keep picture people being like, no, what are you doing? 233 00:09:26.899 --> 00:09:31.070 Linus: Dude, if you set those guys loose in a fabricana though, they'd be lost. 234 00:09:31.070 --> 00:09:34.073 Bridget: Fabricana, you've already gone awry. 235 00:09:34.674 --> 00:09:36.576 Bridget: There's so many cables. 236 00:09:40.112 --> 00:09:41.113 Stop. 237 00:09:41.547 --> 00:09:42.548 I can't. 238 00:09:43.549 --> 00:09:46.552 Wait, can you tell me if this is in the right direction? 239 00:09:46.552 --> 00:09:47.553 Come back. 240 00:09:52.558 --> 00:09:53.859 Reece: Working hard. 241 00:09:53.859 --> 00:09:56.762 Linus: This is teamwork right here. 242 00:09:56.762 --> 00:10:01.567 This is like we're working on a garment and I'm sewing the collar and, you know, you're 243 00:10:01.567 --> 00:10:04.570 doing the hem at the bottom and we got two sewing machines running. 244 00:10:04.570 --> 00:10:07.573 Bridget: That's not how garments are made. 245 00:10:07.974 --> 00:10:10.576 Linus: Well, everything I know about how garments are made, I learned from you. 246 00:10:10.576 --> 00:10:13.579 So if I'm mistaken, we know who to blame. 247 00:10:13.579 --> 00:10:18.951 Bridget: Everything I know about building computers I learned from you and I don't know where this is going. 248 00:10:23.356 --> 00:10:24.557 Linus: All these little connectors. 249 00:10:24.557 --> 00:10:26.559 Yeah, they need to go on there. 250 00:10:27.226 --> 00:10:27.560 Bridget: OK. 251 00:10:27.560 --> 00:10:28.561 Linus: Yeah. 252 00:10:28.561 --> 00:10:29.562 In a particular order. 253 00:10:29.562 --> 00:10:30.563 Bridget: Oh, OK. 254 00:10:30.563 --> 00:10:32.565 Linus: So the label is down there. 255 00:10:32.565 --> 00:10:33.566 Bridget: Oh, OK. 256 00:10:33.566 --> 00:10:34.567 Linus: OK. 257 00:10:34.567 --> 00:10:35.568 Bridget: Ok 258 00:10:35.568 --> 00:10:37.570 Linus: I've never actually made anyone do this before. 259 00:10:37.570 --> 00:10:38.571 Bridget: Oh, good. 260 00:10:38.571 --> 00:10:41.574 Linus: So if you do it, it feels like I should be the first. 261 00:10:41.574 --> 00:10:42.575 Linus: Yeah. 262 00:10:42.575 --> 00:10:43.576 Bridget: OK. 263 00:10:47.346 --> 00:10:47.913 Linus: Really? 264 00:10:53.386 --> 00:10:54.186 What? 265 00:11:01.127 --> 00:11:03.562 Put a flying elbow through your light fixture here. 266 00:11:03.562 --> 00:11:04.563 OK. 267 00:11:04.563 --> 00:11:05.564 Come on, buddy. 268 00:11:06.699 --> 00:11:08.000 What is going on here? 269 00:11:10.269 --> 00:11:11.570 You've got to be kidding me. 270 00:11:19.512 --> 00:11:21.213 Glenn: Some screw or something 271 00:11:21.213 --> 00:11:23.549 Linus: I don't see any. 272 00:11:29.689 --> 00:11:30.690 What? 273 00:11:30.690 --> 00:11:32.258 Glenn: Does it not come off? 274 00:11:32.258 --> 00:11:33.559 Linus: No, no, it definitely comes off. 275 00:11:33.559 --> 00:11:38.564 I can see the I can see the things. 276 00:11:38.564 --> 00:11:39.565 OK. 277 00:11:41.567 --> 00:11:42.568 OK, there we go. 278 00:11:42.568 --> 00:11:45.037 Jeez, Corsair. 279 00:11:45.037 --> 00:11:48.574 Bridget: What happens to the last guy? 280 00:11:48.574 --> 00:11:50.576 Linus: Uh, wow. 281 00:11:50.576 --> 00:11:53.579 I guess all input, no output. 282 00:12:02.154 --> 00:12:03.889 He's left hanging. 283 00:12:05.558 --> 00:12:07.560 Bridget: This doesn't feel correct. 284 00:12:07.560 --> 00:12:13.566 Linus: Oh, yeah, that's exactly what I was worried about with these screws being too long. 285 00:12:15.034 --> 00:12:16.602 See, there's a bit of play there. 286 00:12:22.041 --> 00:12:23.042 See that? 287 00:12:23.042 --> 00:12:26.112 Yeah, see that thicker grommet? 288 00:12:26.112 --> 00:12:29.548 That's what these were probably designed for. 289 00:12:29.548 --> 00:12:30.549 You know what? 290 00:12:30.549 --> 00:12:32.551 I'm going to go poke around in Ori's drawers. 291 00:12:32.551 --> 00:12:35.554 The bins in Ori's bins. 292 00:12:35.554 --> 00:12:37.089 Bridget: Excuse you. 293 00:12:37.089 --> 00:12:38.557 Linus: Here's your extra grommets. 294 00:12:38.557 --> 00:12:42.561 And here are your screws. 295 00:12:44.029 --> 00:12:45.564 There's your chair. 296 00:12:46.565 --> 00:12:47.566 Bridget: Thank you. 297 00:12:49.635 --> 00:12:51.570 Alex: It works! 298 00:12:56.709 --> 00:12:57.576 Linus: Alex and Reece. 299 00:12:57.576 --> 00:12:59.044 Reece: Yes, sir. 300 00:12:59.044 --> 00:13:00.179 Linus: Are you guys done? 301 00:13:00.179 --> 00:13:01.514 Reece: Hell yeah brother Linus: Like is it movie night? 302 00:13:01.514 --> 00:13:02.481 Linus: Cool. 303 00:13:02.481 --> 00:13:04.550 I guess we need a new assignment for you. 304 00:13:05.551 --> 00:13:07.553 Um, oh. 305 00:13:07.553 --> 00:13:08.554 Here. 306 00:13:08.554 --> 00:13:10.556 This seems about your speed. 307 00:13:10.556 --> 00:13:11.557 Aw. 308 00:13:17.563 --> 00:13:20.566 I mean, I wish they had that toy when I was a kid. 309 00:13:20.566 --> 00:13:21.567 Yeah. 310 00:13:21.567 --> 00:13:23.569 I knew you'd have fun with it. 311 00:13:23.569 --> 00:13:26.572 OK, you want to go ahead and unbox that and you can put it in the nursery? 312 00:13:26.572 --> 00:13:28.574 Alex: I figured out everything that I need to do for the ball. 313 00:13:28.574 --> 00:13:29.575 Linus: OK. 314 00:13:29.575 --> 00:13:31.010 Want to show it to me? 315 00:13:31.010 --> 00:13:33.078 Alex: I plugged it in and now we wait. 316 00:13:33.078 --> 00:13:34.079 Linus: Oh. 317 00:13:34.079 --> 00:13:35.014 OK. 318 00:13:35.014 --> 00:13:36.549 Oh, it's like a smart dog ball? 319 00:13:36.549 --> 00:13:39.552 Bridget: Yeah, it rolls around on its own. 320 00:13:39.552 --> 00:13:40.753 Linus: Oh. 321 00:13:40.753 --> 00:13:41.554 Wow. 322 00:13:41.554 --> 00:13:42.555 Look at that. 323 00:13:42.555 --> 00:13:43.556 Oh. 324 00:13:43.556 --> 00:13:46.559 Ori: This is a tech company after all. 325 00:13:46.559 --> 00:13:47.560 Bridget: Tennis balls? 326 00:13:47.560 --> 00:13:48.561 No. 327 00:13:48.561 --> 00:13:49.562 Alex: What are you doing? 328 00:13:49.562 --> 00:13:50.563 Linus: I'm investigating. 329 00:13:51.564 --> 00:13:52.565 You know? 330 00:13:52.565 --> 00:13:53.566 Yeah. 331 00:13:53.566 --> 00:13:54.567 Sensory. 332 00:13:54.567 --> 00:13:57.970 It doesn't matter. 333 00:13:57.970 --> 00:13:59.572 Alex: You got AirPods, I guess? 334 00:13:59.572 --> 00:14:00.573 Bridget: I did. 335 00:14:00.573 --> 00:14:01.574 Linus: Oh, nice. 336 00:14:01.574 --> 00:14:07.580 Bridget: I had the old ones that had that defect, but then I didn't get them replaced in time. 337 00:14:07.580 --> 00:14:08.881 I didn't know. 338 00:14:08.881 --> 00:14:10.549 Linus: Oh, that's a bummer. 339 00:14:10.549 --> 00:14:12.218 I saw the earplugs on the nightstand. 340 00:14:12.218 --> 00:14:13.085 Bridget: Oh, yeah. 341 00:14:13.085 --> 00:14:14.220 Linus: Is this instead of, or? 342 00:14:14.220 --> 00:14:14.553 Bridget: No. 343 00:14:14.553 --> 00:14:14.987 Linus: Oh, OK. 344 00:14:14.987 --> 00:14:15.688 Bridget: As well. 345 00:14:16.856 --> 00:14:17.857 Different occasions. 346 00:14:17.857 --> 00:14:19.225 Nice. 347 00:14:19.225 --> 00:14:20.226 Linus: I'm an AirPods pro sleeper, 100%. 348 00:14:20.226 --> 00:14:21.227 Bridget: Oh, really? 349 00:14:21.227 --> 00:14:22.228 Linus: Oh, dude. 350 00:14:22.228 --> 00:14:23.229 Bridget: I don't think I could do that. 351 00:14:23.229 --> 00:14:25.231 It feels OK? 352 00:14:25.231 --> 00:14:31.170 Linus: You'd be amazed what you can get used to when you just desperately need some sleep. 353 00:14:31.170 --> 00:14:32.872 Bridget: I do have a child, I understand. 354 00:14:32.872 --> 00:14:34.740 Linus: And now I can't sleep without them. 355 00:14:34.740 --> 00:14:38.244 Linus: When I don't have my AirPods, because I forget them on a trip or something. 356 00:14:38.244 --> 00:14:39.245 Bridget: Yeah. 357 00:14:39.245 --> 00:14:40.246 You can't sleep. 358 00:14:40.246 --> 00:14:44.216 Linus: I'm tempted to just go buy AirPods before I have to sleep. 359 00:14:44.216 --> 00:14:45.217 I'm dependent on it. 360 00:14:45.217 --> 00:14:46.886 So don't let it get to that level. 361 00:14:46.886 --> 00:14:49.889 I noticed you got another upgrade, a printer. 362 00:14:49.889 --> 00:14:50.890 Ori: Yes. 363 00:14:50.890 --> 00:14:53.359 Linus: Who buys a printer in the year 2025? 364 00:14:53.359 --> 00:14:54.226 Ori: Well, you got to return something. 365 00:14:54.226 --> 00:14:56.228 You got to print a label or something like that. 366 00:14:56.228 --> 00:14:56.595 It's handy. 367 00:14:56.595 --> 00:14:57.596 Linus: Now, Bridget. 368 00:14:57.596 --> 00:14:59.231 Bridget: Yeah. 369 00:14:59.231 --> 00:15:00.966 Linus: I know you thought I forgot. 370 00:15:00.966 --> 00:15:02.234 And that would have been so disappointing for you. 371 00:15:02.234 --> 00:15:03.435 But I didn't. 372 00:15:03.435 --> 00:15:05.237 We still need to install the GPU. 373 00:15:05.237 --> 00:15:06.238 Bridget: Great. 374 00:15:06.238 --> 00:15:07.239 OK. 375 00:15:09.141 --> 00:15:10.242 More instruction, please. 376 00:15:10.943 --> 00:15:12.211 Linus: OK. 377 00:15:12.211 --> 00:15:15.180 So, see these happy little slots here? 378 00:15:15.180 --> 00:15:18.217 You're going to want to make sure that the right ones of these are open at the back. 379 00:15:18.217 --> 00:15:19.218 Right? 380 00:15:19.418 --> 00:15:20.419 Because right now. 381 00:15:21.353 --> 00:15:24.356 Bridget: The right ones of these. 382 00:15:24.356 --> 00:15:26.692 Linus: There we go. 383 00:15:26.692 --> 00:15:27.359 Bridget: OK. 384 00:15:27.359 --> 00:15:29.361 That's going to line up much better. 385 00:15:29.361 --> 00:15:30.729 Linus:Yeah. 386 00:15:30.729 --> 00:15:31.363 There we go. 387 00:15:31.363 --> 00:15:32.364 Bridget: OK. 388 00:15:32.364 --> 00:15:33.365 Great, great, great. 389 00:15:33.365 --> 00:15:36.368 Linus: So the right ones of these covers have to be out. 390 00:15:36.368 --> 00:15:37.369 Bridget: OK. 391 00:15:37.369 --> 00:15:40.372 Linus: And these screws have to come out and go into here. 392 00:15:40.372 --> 00:15:41.373 Bridget: OK. 393 00:15:41.373 --> 00:15:41.674 Linus: Right? 394 00:15:41.674 --> 00:15:42.675 One, two. 395 00:15:42.675 --> 00:15:43.242 Bridget: OK. 396 00:15:43.242 --> 00:15:43.842 Linus: OK. 397 00:15:46.612 --> 00:15:47.713 Bridget: Lay the computer flat. 398 00:15:50.349 --> 00:15:52.017 Thank you. 399 00:15:52.351 --> 00:15:55.354 Alex: The dog's ball also has turned green. 400 00:15:56.088 --> 00:15:57.056 Bridget: You want to play? 401 00:15:57.056 --> 00:15:57.923 Alex: Do you want to do the honors? 402 00:15:57.923 --> 00:15:58.490 Bridget: Yeah. 403 00:16:16.308 --> 00:16:18.277 Alex: He just needs anything to do. 404 00:16:25.417 --> 00:16:26.552 Bridget: Back to the carpet. 405 00:16:27.820 --> 00:16:29.888 Reece: More control. 406 00:16:31.623 --> 00:16:34.560 Alex: Do you think you built it correctly? 407 00:16:34.560 --> 00:16:39.565 Bridget: There's probably a 90% correct in here based on what I was doing. 408 00:16:39.565 --> 00:16:42.034 Alex: Oh, that's pretty good. 409 00:16:44.236 --> 00:16:45.571 Alex: That doesn't sound the best. 410 00:16:45.571 --> 00:16:46.839 Bridget: Doesn't sound great. 411 00:16:55.314 --> 00:16:56.548 Alex: So 32 gigabytes of RAM. 412 00:16:56.548 --> 00:16:58.217 Is that what you're expecting? 413 00:16:58.217 --> 00:17:00.019 Bridget: I think that's right, yeah. 414 00:17:00.019 --> 00:17:02.721 Alex: We'll turn on Expo here, make her a bit faster. 415 00:17:02.721 --> 00:17:05.657 Alex: I need to hit F10. 416 00:17:05.657 --> 00:17:13.332 Ori: The blue button in the bottom right is like an F modifier and then any of it. 417 00:17:13.332 --> 00:17:14.566 Alex: Enter? 418 00:17:14.566 --> 00:17:16.568 Ori: Oh enter is... 419 00:17:16.568 --> 00:17:18.570 Enter is this one.