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if i were to say the word hoarder you'd probably think of like those

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reality tv shows where there's a bunch of boxes everywhere and there's junk

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strewn all over the place and there's like bugs and rotting food and

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everything is just gross hey linus well brian the

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electrician he's always been a little different but

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he's also a different kind of hoarder so

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take a step inside brian's domicile here

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where we're gonna see exactly what a tech hoarder looks like

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so everything looks pretty normal so far

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you know family pictures on the walls china cabinets perfectly normal

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you know dishes and stuff so i mean this is all pretty normal you got your xbox

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your computer i mean wow haven't seen

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one of those in a long time the keyboard attached xbox 360

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controller a couple controllers there's a random

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mouse okay there's this seems like it might become a bit of

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a recurring theme this is not plugged into anything it's just there it's just

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that well i know why it's there it's there in case you know someone loses

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track of the wireless one or the battery dies you just have an emergency mouse

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just within arm's reach at all times now that

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is a sign of a true tech order you've got an ac adapter that isn't

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plugged into anything an ethernet cable that isn't plugged into anything

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oh no i knew it

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an io shield you'd never know what room we're in if i

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didn't tell you but this is in fact the kitchen the kitchen

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so we've got ourselves uh not one

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not two but three computers yeah and i'm told

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that these two are um just a modern

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machine for recipes and cooking you couldn't use a tablet for that and a

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little minecraft okay machine number a little bit of kitchen minecraft

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number two is an old windows xp machine

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for retro games which naturally you would play

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here in the kitchen well you know just if i can't make it down to the basement

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these are a classic oh yeah these are beautiful you have a non-plugged in

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d-link access point third computer not plugged into anything

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oh look at this relic has a serial port

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wait it also has a displayport port oh my goodness there is so much dust in

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that dp port that looks like it has never been used probably not yeah we're

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gonna head downstairs but brandon you just about tripped over another computer

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right there wait well hold on a second why is this one here it's gonna go

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downstairs it's gonna go downstairs you know what well look brian we're here to

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help all right here we go we're descending

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you never know when you're gonna need 300 feet of ethernet cable oh my

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goodness what the hell is this

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this is very early lcd technology i feel

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like a tech archaeologist like what is this 2005 property of blessings

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christian marketplace oh that's uh from michelle's old work

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manufactured january 2004. yeah i would

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accuse you of stealing it but i'm sure they didn't want it anymore and that was

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10 years ago oh my goodness is this a

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pcmcia card yes it is i love that they

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called 10 100 fast ethernet because that

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is not fast okay i could give you a pass

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on the extra mouse in the living room but this is three mice and three

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keyboards on a utility sink yeah to be cleaned to be cleaned

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okay this is a three button mouse with no scroll

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wheel yeah the best way to clean that is

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in a melting fat so they can reuse the plastics to make something modern and

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useful is that an ipad 1

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oh my goodness i forgot how chunky this

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thing was look how thick this thing is

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and i actually thought we were done in this corner i was looking under the desk

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i was like okay you got your racing but what is this why is there a cd drive

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down there no there's no good reason you may you

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may stop explaining there is it's to keep the pedals from moving back when

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i'm playing them keep driving pedals from moving back yeah

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the pedal bumps against the driver using it as a doorstop yes is that a cd

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changer why don't you have spotify sir actually i'm

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just using that as an amp all right now we're into what is very obviously the

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wifey pc so uh i couldn't help noticing

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that she doesn't have nearly as good a rig as you i saw that uh minecraft is struggling a

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little bit there what's your excuse sir my excuses you're gonna have this much

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tech and you're not gonna have her minecraft running

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at 100 plus fps that's the interim pc i

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have another one in the workshop that i've built for we're going to see if that story checks

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out at least she's got a laptop

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it's been a bit of an older model toughbook a second gen i5 oh it doesn't

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even have usb 3 dude it's a toughbook doesn't need usb 3 to be cool

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what do you think guys do i look cool if i do it's not the laptop lttstore.com

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anyway this is a second home theater pc yeah there's

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nothing wrong with a tv in the basement but come on man

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more than one home theater pc also no down also

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one amp is not a problem 2 amps is a problem this one's not

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hooked up and this one is not hooked up

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not yet what is this oh my goodness elite i had a laserjet 6p

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still worked 10 years ago and it was used you guys may not know this is a

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gravity fed model laser printer which means that the print reliability while

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the text is very crisp it's very important the toner cartridge in this

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uh-huh i got filled back when i was in high school for 40 dollars and it's

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still on the same fill right but that's because you're not actually using it not

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right now i used it for a lot of years still going so i'm gonna have to knock a

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few more points off for the speakers that are next to a tv but not actually

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hooked up not yet

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and now it's time for the workshop now

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so far this has been i'd say a moderate

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case of tech hoarding but my understanding based on all the things

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brian claims to be working on all the time is that there's definitely

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another level that we can ratchet up to here you'll see

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ow very funny justine oh my goodness oh man

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okay where do we even start here

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what do you have a box machine for

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that is the minecraft server and does this minecraft server actually serve to

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anyone outside of this house yes oh it does okay so you're running your own

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minecraft server yep out of this by the way

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very nice love it wooden

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server cabinet just as long as you don't have a fire

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everything's fine uh the top one is storage

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all right how much storage is in here right now three terabytes you have an

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entire 4u for three terabytes of storage uh it's also redundant all the drives

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are in raid one holy smoke so do you

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just like rock out in here what is this what is this amplifier you got going on

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here i need better speakers to go with it i'll say that right now

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but that's a 500 watt two channel rotel

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so there are already

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some fascinating relics in here this aio has got to be at

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least 15 years old that is a first gen i3

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that's a machine michelle was using i just need to make sure there's no

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pictures on it before it goes to recycling more wrapping paper very funny i

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couldn't help noticing that there was an entire

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list of software serial keys some of it

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useful some of it probably less useful pc cylinder internet security 2008 i

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remember that as a classic that's when i started that database

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sims 2. wow you own the entire

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sims 2 series and you solemnly swear every single one

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of these keys is legit yes all right i might hit you up for something don't

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don't worry about it windows 95 windows 98 and 98 se

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okay now this is something i think we can all agree can just be thrown away

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so you work with an electronics recycler but to do what to just hoard more uh

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yeah it's i uh yeah i rescued machines i find interesting

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that i actually have an interest in as well as any stuff that i don't have room

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for or i've lost interest in or that doesn't work i just i i'm able to bring

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it back and get rid of it got it got it the motherboard on the wall behind this

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screen yeah that was my first machine really that board was in a computer that

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my dad bought new in 95. wow and then

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when he got a machine to replace that it was handed down to me since then the

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brawl battery leaked out onto the board break some of the traces i hope to find

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another one but i still have the rest of that machine which is up on the shelf it's

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the old contacts oh interesting so

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that machine started all this look what

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you did oh interesting so this is like vga

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capture what could you possibly hope to do with

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this kind of stuff well at least this one's got vr out

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i mean some of this stuff wasn't even good when it was new sound cards how's that for a sound card

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look at this thing it's got a ram slot on it

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called ewe32 look at that gold star didn't they

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become something else eventually lg that's right lucky gold star

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nuts so this is from 1995. so if you're complaining about how your your you know

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rtx whatever doesn't fit in your case and it needs to be so big so this is a

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modern graphics card yeah it's a little bit on the thicker side but in terms of

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the actual length oh does this quadro 6000 work

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it does display i haven't booted windows up with it yet damn daniel

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okay floppy and idd cables yep oh no

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got a thermal paste rag in here got some random modular power supply cables yep

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that's more ribbon cables that's overflow that's the mix drawer so

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there's actually some decent stuff in here that's an hx1000 yep piles upon

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piles of amd coolers this is like some socket

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holy crap this is socket 462. so basically that's why you have three

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terabytes of space because this is all just like recycled drivers recycled

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drives and that's why you run raid one because this is all recycled drives

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exactly what's this fujitsu

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2.57 gigabytes yes my friends look this

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is back when you know a hundred or even ten megs

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really counted or this one seagate medalist 631 megs so

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this is probably similar to the drive that was in my family's first computer

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yeah so this is probably around the the neighborhood of my family's like

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upgraded drive in our 386. so we talked about these actually in our drive savers

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video they actually have a ton of old stuff like this lying around that is in

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working order because they never know when they're gonna get like a nuclear

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power plant or something that's still running hardware from this generation

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that's like hey our drive died we need to get the data off of it

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so i feel like there has to be a rhyme or reason to this the

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very very top is old more much more vintage

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socket seven socket three sure wait is this outboard cash yeah wow coast module

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so guys cash didn't used to be integrated right

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next to the cpu instead you had to actually install

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cash now the the theoretical benefit of this is that if your cpu didn't have

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enough cash for your workload theoretically you could upgrade it with

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more cash down the line optical drives for days

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i just purged a bunch too did you now yes couldn't tell

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got some of them imac power cables do these work

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uh those ones i think have graphics issues so i'm probably just gonna

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salvage the drives and ram out of them and bummer

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that's the thing about all-in-one computers that's so uh frustrating and

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wasteful hey yep as soon as they stop working you

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can't even use them as a monitor although some of the older imacs i think

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you could but not the newer ones anymore is that an epc manual

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why would you even have why would you care about why would you keep this

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because i actually have one a friend gave me well yeah but you don't need the manual it's

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just powering on your epc install the battery

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pack connect the ac power cord turn on the epc i've never actually looked at

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the manual complicated ew

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gross no no don't look at that don't look at that we're done here i o shields

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for days you know i always keep these things just in case

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i ever encounter that board again or like find one that happens to have

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exactly the same layout it has never once paid off oh my

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goodness cyrix cpus and you got a whole shelf why

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these are worth more in gold than they are in functioning processor oh that's a

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133 a 133 oh with the integrated fan huh

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but you could overclock the snot out of that thing athlon athlon xp era very

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nice one gigahertz k7 a lot of people don't know this but amd was actually the

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first to break the one gigahertz barrier the more you know

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oh socketed laptop chips it's going to be like banya's core like early

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early core series i would guess right uh core 2 i think oh wow

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a gravis gamepad okay now this

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had a really amazing feature for the time you see this uh threaded insert

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right here so you could actually take this little winky joystick and you could

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screw it into it and then you could use it

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like uh like uh like more like an arcade stick and like a fight pad so a lot of

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you kids probably won't know this but before there was a three and a half inch

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floppy there was a five and a quarter inch

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floppy yes my friends i forget what the

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capacity of these was but one thing is for sure adventure math fit on at least

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two of them risk disc one of two disc two of two

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oh man there was a great risk custom map for supreme commander that seems to have

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been lost to the bowels of the internet unfortunately hey

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if anyone out there is watching and you still have that old supreme commander

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risk map let me know it was flippin awesome okay

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so i gotta know the stories behind at least a couple of these so this one you

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were saying was your very first pc yup that's the one that started it all oops

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now this is a classic right here turbo button this really did make your

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computer go slower when it was activated common

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misconception a lot of people think the turbo button was designed to make your

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computer turbo up when it was enabled but

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actually it was because computers were too fast for games and games used to

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have their physics tied to the clock speed of the cpu so when cpus got too

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fast they needed a way to enable compatibility for these old poorly coded

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games so you would press the turbo button and it would actually clock your

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computer down so my parents when i wasn't allowed to use the computer used

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to lock it and our power button wouldn't work anymore little did they know i had

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a key for it as well but i haven't booted this up in years

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i still need to fix the keyboard on it but it did work the last the compact

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portable pc yes it is wow

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no way so guys the way i could actually

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tell not because i i recognized it immediately was just because

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i knew that it had a handle on it that looked just like this so there you go

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the entire back of it is the computer there's your five and a quarter inch

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floppy drive there's your i don't know what is this like a seven eight inch

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cartridge i think it's an eight inch it's green monochrome and you've got a

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brightness style yeah and this is actually the plus model it

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has a hard disk wow technically

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they're right it is portable

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okay so to challenge brian to prove that there's a use

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for this collection i said okay find me a game i used to

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play i want to play me some commander keen right now so he pulled down this

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486 and this was what particular variant

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this is a dx2 so clock doubled 66 megahertz

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i'm surprised ega track

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look i used this crap remember when the speaker was built into

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the computer

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oh it is too

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i don't know what the controls are i thought it was space it might be control

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or something

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oh

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he looks like some demented dog what is this

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what i've been i'm stuck what the heck you need the key

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now our final piece of tech archaeology

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here is this this is an amd based laptop yup it's a

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k62 366.

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holy crap that display

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is horrible even with the pointer trails on or even

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without them you'd basically have point pointer trails are off that's not

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pointer trails oh my goodness

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it's horrible are you sure they're not on positive can i double check you can

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double check but can i double check oh wow they're

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off what if we turn them on

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that's awful how far we've come so imagine this it's after midnight and

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someone's knocking on your door did you order pizza in your sleep again or is it

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something a little bit more worrisome well instead of getting out of bed

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deciding whether it's worth taking the time to put clothes on or not you can

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check who's there with the ring doorbell camera kit the video doorbell 2 has a

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motion sensing camera with adjustable sensitivity it's 1080p with 160 degrees

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of vision so it's nice and clear it features two-way audio so you can talk

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to whoever's at the door and it's powered by either a battery or eight to

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24 volt ac doorbell wiring so that you can use your existing wiring

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and the spotlight camera also features 1080 hd video two-way talk and led

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lights and this one also has a siren so you can place it anywhere where you need

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a second set of eyes like at your back door or inside your garage so get some

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peace of mind with the ring doorbell camera kit it's compatible with ios

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android mac and windows and you can check it out today at the link in the

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video description massive thanks brian for showing us your

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little tech museum here it started out as tech hoarders and ended up with

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tech museum hoarders edition

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if you guys enjoyed it drop a comment below get subscribed all that good stuff

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and i will see you in the next video wanna say bye to youtube

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know hi mom no no see ya