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The game is on. While we attempt to burn a CD with the Quake 2 game files, Anthony is trying to get USB drip.

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The game is on. While Adam and I attempt to burn a CD with the Quake 2 install files, Anthony is attempting to get our USB thumb drive working natively.

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I intended there to be a competition in this video where you and I would see who could beat the Half-Life tutorial faster with the controllers.

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I did not expect this competition.

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So we don't have 13 hours to shoot that?

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Yeah, I know, apparently. I think we should do direct technology.

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Well, let's do direct technology. Is this something we should all aim to be more true and direct?

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No, I have to know. I realize this is a distraction.

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What is true direct? Anthony, pick up something else.

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We're calling T. Software allows you to create DVDs with content coming from a device such as a DV camcorder or web camcorder.

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That's right. You could write straight to the disc.

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Let me get right on that. Let's plug a Windows 98 machine into the network.

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When was the last time you've seen a Windows 98 machine with malware on it?

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That could affect anything else?

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Anthony, we're not doing that.

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Okay.

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You're our only hope now. I never go anywhere without it.

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It's my one Gigabyte USB 2 thumb drive.

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Hell yeah. How much do you want to bet this works?

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My betting that it works? My betting against it.

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I bet it doesn't have front USB. Got him.

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Shoot marks. I actually don't know if it's far better.

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Hand drive made. Did it come up? It came up.

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Oh! Let's see. I was unable to locate a driver.

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Okay, so obviously the driver is not installed. Okay.

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That's okay though because we have this CQD.

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You good? Fellow kids, this is how we used to move files from one computer to another when we didn't have USB thumb drives.

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Well, that's good. Or air drop. There were also save icons.

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Yeah.

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That's a really cool story, guys. Thanks, Gramps.

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Doesn't hear you little shit.

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There you go. That's a maneuver I haven't had to use in a long time.

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Oh no, I accidentally closed it. I can still get this disk out.

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So I don't have to wait to open it again.

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Gotta commit to it, you know? You can't let it win.

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Oh, that kind of demo. I thought this was like a demo demo.

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Oh, well, this is great. We're in.

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I'm going to copy them. I'm going to copy them. Thanks anyway, Zane.

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Yeah, thanks. Too bad we're just better at computers than you.

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Oh boy. Oh, it's almost like the same thing.

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I'm not going to use a shield. Blocking it.

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Oh, thank you. There were probably things. Answer in the comments below who you picked.

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I have nothing to do with that. Listen, I'm sorry that the patch notes for the thing that I installed were wrong.

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So, I mean, I don't know. I didn't test the US people.

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I set this up in an evening on my own time.

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Yeah. Okay. And I think like 100% saved my butt for this video.

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I can't. I didn't even know if this was going to make it into the video, guys, just so you know.

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Yeah. And this has been true for literally over 20 years.

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Log off and log back in.

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For some reason, Microsoft has and has always had a force quit that actually works, but

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they only ever use it if you want to log off.

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Yeah. That access is denied thing. Like, oh, I need to kill this program.

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It's not responding anymore. Access is denied.

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Okay. I'm just going to log off. That'll work.

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Okay. The screen cap is installed.

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No, there's a mouse there that, but I can see your other mouse.

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The other mouse is for the laptop. Oh my God.

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Okay. Okay. This software is still open right now.

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Quick. The other one in the race between the one, two, three cat and the other to a cat.

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The one, two, three cat one is the other to a cat saying.

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Literally the worst joke ever.

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Somebody by Joseph. Why do they put fences around graveyards?

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Because people are dying to get in.

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How much time you guys got left on that?

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Come on. I was going to counter with never trust an atom.

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They make up everything.

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That went bomb.

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Okay. And that's the point where it wasn't going to make it into the video.

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Okay. Video settings. Video mode.

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It's a while, but if we need to.

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Are we going to cut this one? Anything?

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That's what the desktop said. Yeah.

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Because that alone, this has what we're going to find in the video, but this will be.

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Okay. And it crashed. That's great.

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If we cut the side, if we just think we have enough content, we can cut the sidewinder entirely

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and then just reshoot the intro without it. Yeah.

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Oh, driver. Have you activated, have we opened Fragmaster again?

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Here we go. Oh my God. We're good to go, David.

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Does it actually do the movement proper? Oh my God.

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It seems not used.

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We're open. We're open boys.

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I'm jumping. I'm crouching.

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Each step is it.

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It was like, it looked like the tip was making a move, but that's not what's supposed to

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happen. Is this just the tip? I'm sure there's supposed to be an A there.

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Quite two. I don't know what 2K means.

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Oh, two kilobytes. Well, the other ones look like okay.

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Okay. So in fairness to me.

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Yeah. I swear I did nothing.

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I do nothing and Linux breaks.

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You saw me. I didn't do anything. See if you sit at about 60 degrees so I can see why that kicked in.

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Hi, Colton. What can I do for you?

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Nothing. How's this going?

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Good. It's fine. Don't worry.

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Cool. Our contact over this company is a big fan.

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Yeah. I see that. Calls me.

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Oh, yeah. Yeah. Actually, I think I'm the one that got me to do that.

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This was your doing. Well, they did it. I just helped.

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Uh-huh. How's the laptop itself?

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It's a laptop. It's preparing for takeoff right now.

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It's a little loud.

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It's got a carbon fiber lid as advertised.

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Cool. Can confirm. Yep.

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It's very funny, Colton. This was Colton's idea.

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Good. Good job. Thank you.

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It's like you're trying to be fired at this point.

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This is what you get for listening to someone like Colton.

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What do you think was going to happen? Why do you think we let him go?

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Good morning. I need to know what hardware is in here, and I don't know how to HWINFO Linux.

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So, you can LSPCI in terminal.

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You can cat slash prox slash CPU info to get a little more info about that.

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Uh, space. We all needed to know.

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Do you like my laptop? It's wide.

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Thanks. I think I'm good. Okay.

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Thank you. This was very helpful. You need to do another multiple gaming on Linux.

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No, I don't. I can't say I didn't need to do that.
