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Linus: Well, you definitely didn't steal your Wi-Fi access point from work 2 00:00:03.036 --> 00:00:04.004 because it would be better. 3 00:00:05.105 --> 00:00:07.207 Linus: Is this an Antec Sonata!? 4 00:00:07.774 --> 00:00:09.009 Natalie: How do you know what that is? 5 00:00:09.409 --> 00:00:09.976 Linus: What do you mean how-? 6 00:00:10.243 --> 00:00:11.411 Natalie: It's not my stuff. 7 00:00:11.511 --> 00:00:14.981 Linus: What do you mean how do I know what that is? It's a computer case. 8 00:00:14.981 --> 00:00:15.382 Natalie: Oh. 9 00:00:15.648 --> 00:00:16.416 Linus: Oh, okay 10 00:00:17.450 --> 00:00:23.523 Linus: Hold on, what the hell is in here? An actual piano? 11 00:00:24.257 --> 00:00:25.558 Natalie: Not actually. 12 00:00:25.592 --> 00:00:26.626 Natalie: No, it's just books. 13 00:00:26.693 --> 00:00:28.428 Linus: It is a Sonata, believe it 14 00:00:29.362 --> 00:00:31.197 Natalie: It says miscellaneous books. 15 00:00:31.197 --> 00:00:32.832 Linus: Oh, okay. 16 00:00:35.301 --> 00:00:36.770 Linus: Wow Archie comics 17 00:00:38.271 --> 00:00:39.339 Natalie: Not mine, it's his. 18 00:00:40.940 --> 00:00:42.575 Linus: Really you don't have to- Natalie: I used to read them. 19 00:00:42.609 --> 00:00:44.177 Linus: Yeah you don't have to deny reading Archie comics. 20 00:00:44.177 --> 00:00:45.979 Natalie: But it's not mine, like I don't own it. 21 00:00:47.447 --> 00:00:50.650 Linus: Does anybody really own Archie. Natalie: I have a horde of collection of things. 22 00:00:50.683 --> 00:00:52.052 Linus: Oh, you're calling. 23 00:00:52.085 --> 00:00:54.287 Linus: Oh, are you calling this a horde what I'm standing in right now? 24 00:00:54.454 --> 00:00:54.921 Natalie: Sure. 25 00:00:54.921 --> 00:00:56.289 Linus: Ah, I sense tension. 26 00:00:57.557 --> 00:00:59.726 Linus: Yeah, I think I'm team Natalie on this. 27 00:00:59.726 --> 00:01:00.894 Linus: I think this is a horde. 28 00:01:01.194 --> 00:01:01.728 Natalie: Thank you. 29 00:01:03.963 --> 00:01:04.597 Linus: Uh... 30 00:01:04.597 --> 00:01:07.200 Natalie: Could be worse though, but... it's fine. 31 00:01:08.435 --> 00:01:10.370 Linus: If she says that you know she's a keeper. 32 00:01:10.503 --> 00:01:11.604 Natalie: Hahahaha. Michael: Hahahahaha. 33 00:01:11.638 --> 00:01:14.374 Linus: That was wow, that was some primo enablement. 34 00:01:14.874 --> 00:01:15.508 Michael: Hahahaha. 35 00:01:15.842 --> 00:01:20.146 Linus: I Mean yeah, he's horrible; but he could be horrible plus. 36 00:01:21.181 --> 00:01:22.682 Linus: Hahahahaha, no. 37 00:01:24.651 --> 00:01:25.652 Linus: Can't blame you for- 38 00:01:25.685 --> 00:01:26.586 Natalie: It's really cute. 39 00:01:26.586 --> 00:01:27.520 Linus: It is really cute. 40 00:01:29.022 --> 00:01:29.923 Linus: Dingadingling. 41 00:01:30.824 --> 00:01:32.826 Linus: This is so cute, it's a pill. 42 00:01:33.126 --> 00:01:34.160 Natalie: A stress pill. 43 00:01:34.160 --> 00:01:34.661 Linus: Ahh. 44 00:01:38.531 --> 00:01:39.399 Natalie: Hahahahaha. 45 00:01:41.334 --> 00:01:43.369 Linus: Ah, you know someone in the audience would be into it 46 00:01:43.603 --> 00:01:44.337 Natalie: Oh god. 47 00:01:47.107 --> 00:01:49.042 Linus: Okay, nice rocking the Wii. 48 00:01:49.042 --> 00:01:49.542 Linus: Love it. 49 00:01:49.576 --> 00:01:52.345 Linus: Oh, wait. 50 00:01:53.279 --> 00:01:55.181 Natalie: Bought Michael stuff. 51 00:01:56.516 --> 00:01:58.852 Linus: How many PCs are in this place? 52 00:01:58.852 --> 00:02:00.820 Linus: There's- What, there's another one right there! 53 00:02:00.820 --> 00:02:01.688 Natalie: There's nothing in here, there's nothing in here. 54 00:02:01.788 --> 00:02:03.490 Natalie: Oh, I don't know why he's in the kitchen. 55 00:02:05.191 --> 00:02:06.526 Linus: Why would I not be in the kitchen? 56 00:02:06.626 --> 00:02:08.161 Natalie: You think I have to hide stuff in the pantry? 57 00:02:08.194 --> 00:02:08.962 Linus: I mean... 58 00:02:09.362 --> 00:02:12.165 Linus: I wouldn't put it past you; I found a backpack in your family room. 59 00:02:12.198 --> 00:02:13.133 Natalie: But it's not in the pantry. 60 00:02:13.166 --> 00:02:14.200 Linus: Uh. 61 00:02:14.200 --> 00:02:14.701 Linus: No. 62 00:02:15.502 --> 00:02:19.239 Linus: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 63 00:02:19.239 --> 00:02:19.906 Linus: Ahhh. 64 00:02:20.106 --> 00:02:22.108 Linus: Okay, that's not us. 65 00:02:22.809 --> 00:02:25.778 Okay, there's definitely a- Okay, hold on. 66 00:02:26.346 --> 00:02:29.382 Good lord, do we ever give a lot of merch to staff? 67 00:02:30.083 --> 00:02:31.684 Linus: Oh, I haven't even looked at this side yet. 68 00:02:31.684 --> 00:02:32.318 Natalie: Hahahahaha. 69 00:02:33.052 --> 00:02:33.987 Linus: Oh, yeah. 70 00:02:33.987 --> 00:02:34.387 Linus: Oh. 71 00:02:34.888 --> 00:02:36.756 Linus: Oh, yeah, okay. Natalie: Hahahaha. 72 00:02:37.157 --> 00:02:40.393 Linus: There is no way that your merch budget covers all of this. 73 00:02:44.230 --> 00:02:44.664 Natalie: Sure. 74 00:02:44.664 --> 00:02:46.199 Linus: Another LTT backpack!? 75 00:02:46.199 --> 00:02:47.500 Natalie: I also had the Christmas party. 76 00:02:49.669 --> 00:02:51.604 Natalie: Like three years ago, two years ago. 77 00:02:52.005 --> 00:02:54.908 Linus: That's one of our weirdest shirt designs. Natalie: Uh, one of the sample bins 78 00:02:54.908 --> 00:02:59.212 Linus: Yeah, yeah; no, I'm very sure that that was a giveaway. 79 00:02:59.846 --> 00:03:00.747 Linus: That one I believe 80 00:03:01.881 --> 00:03:03.850 Linus: How many times did I ask you to introduce yourself? 81 00:03:03.850 --> 00:03:04.417 Reece: Actually none. 82 00:03:04.450 --> 00:03:07.387 Linus: Yes! Yeah! 83 00:03:07.520 --> 00:03:08.121 Linus: How about you? 84 00:03:09.155 --> 00:03:10.290 Natalie: I don't really talk to you. 85 00:03:10.423 --> 00:03:11.124 Plouffe: Hahahahaha. 86 00:03:11.157 --> 00:03:12.292 Natalie: Ever, almost. 87 00:03:12.692 --> 00:03:13.293 Linus: Fair enough 88 00:03:13.293 --> 00:03:14.060 Natalie: Oh wait, I think once. 89 00:03:14.060 --> 00:03:15.495 Linus: I see you at badminton night! 90 00:03:15.595 --> 00:03:19.165 Natalie: Well, that was like before I was like new, 91 00:03:19.232 --> 00:03:20.967 so like you already knew me at that point. 92 00:03:21.000 --> 00:03:22.435 Linus: You mean it was after you were new? 93 00:03:22.735 --> 00:03:23.469 Natalie: Yes 94 00:03:23.469 --> 00:03:24.671 Linus: Yeah, okay; that's fine 95 00:03:24.671 --> 00:03:25.805 Natalie: Yes, yes. Linus: Yeah. 96 00:03:25.838 --> 00:03:27.941 Linus: Her job is to count things, not time them. 97 00:03:28.308 --> 00:03:28.808 Natalie: True. 98 00:03:28.841 --> 00:03:31.678 Linus: Hahahahahaha. 99 00:03:31.878 --> 00:03:34.881 Linus: Okay, why don't we figure out our plan here? 100 00:03:35.048 --> 00:03:36.716 Linus: Where the heck is all this stuff gonna go? 101 00:03:36.716 --> 00:03:36.950 Linus: Where the heck is all this stuff gonna go? 102 00:03:37.016 --> 00:03:38.151 Plouffe: Michael, you can walk out. 103 00:03:38.151 --> 00:03:39.352 Natalie: Hahahahahahaha! 104 00:03:39.986 --> 00:03:43.089 Plouffe: You don't have to just keep standing there awkwardly. 105 00:03:43.223 --> 00:03:44.157 Linus: So you're down to help? 106 00:03:44.390 --> 00:03:44.824 Natalie: Yes. 107 00:03:44.991 --> 00:03:45.558 Linus: Okay. 108 00:03:46.726 --> 00:03:48.127 Linus: Well, why am I doing this then? 109 00:03:48.861 --> 00:03:49.429 Natalie: You're helping. 110 00:03:50.096 --> 00:03:51.364 Linus: Oh, so we're both helping. 111 00:03:53.466 --> 00:03:53.933 Linus: Okay. 112 00:03:54.033 --> 00:03:54.334 Natalie: Sure. 113 00:03:54.334 --> 00:03:56.269 Linus: I mean, that's gonna be kind of a weird theme 114 00:03:56.269 --> 00:03:57.537 but okay, sure, take a side. 115 00:03:57.570 --> 00:03:58.871 Natalie: Okay, so tip it. 116 00:03:59.372 --> 00:04:01.341 Linus: Okay, so we both just help with everything I guess? 117 00:04:03.243 --> 00:04:04.244 Natalie: Teamwork, right? 118 00:04:04.410 --> 00:04:06.179 Linus: Yeah, I heard it makes the dream work. 119 00:04:11.084 --> 00:04:11.884 Linus: Something is really- 120 00:04:11.884 --> 00:04:12.585 Natalie: Do we do it upside down? 121 00:04:13.286 --> 00:04:14.053 Linus: Oh... 122 00:04:14.053 --> 00:04:15.321 Natalie: Can you just like take the box off? 123 00:04:15.321 --> 00:04:16.322 Linus: We could try, yeah. 124 00:04:16.856 --> 00:04:17.457 Linus: Go for it. 125 00:04:17.991 --> 00:04:19.459 Natalie: Are you not tipping it? From your end? 126 00:04:19.459 --> 00:04:21.394 Linus: Oh, sorry, yeah, no; I thought we were- 127 00:04:22.061 --> 00:04:22.528 Natalie: I got it. 128 00:04:22.562 --> 00:04:25.932 Linus: Wow, some things really are easier if you just do them yourself. 129 00:04:29.235 --> 00:04:30.837 Natalie: I think my instructions are pretty clear. 130 00:04:31.404 --> 00:04:33.006 Linus: Sometimes I ask people like 131 00:04:33.006 --> 00:04:36.042 hey, did you learn to build computers from watching our videos? 132 00:04:36.042 --> 00:04:39.345 Linus: With her, I don't need to; it's very clear already. Natalie: If I'm learning a lot. 133 00:04:39.979 --> 00:04:40.580 Natalie: This is fine, right? 134 00:04:41.314 --> 00:04:42.649 Linus: Yeah, yeah, you're doing great. 135 00:04:43.349 --> 00:04:45.718 Linus: I know you play Valorant, but I saw you have a league chair; 136 00:04:45.718 --> 00:04:46.853 so like, are those your two? 137 00:04:47.353 --> 00:04:48.087 Natalie: Riot, yeah. 138 00:04:48.354 --> 00:04:48.921 Linus: Okay. 139 00:04:48.988 --> 00:04:54.961 Linus: I got my a** absolutely f***ing handed to me by her at a work LAN, 140 00:04:54.961 --> 00:04:56.029 Linus: not that long ago. 141 00:04:56.029 --> 00:04:57.196 Natalie: On Valorant, yeah; can confirm. 142 00:04:57.463 --> 00:04:57.930 Linus: Yeah. 143 00:04:58.431 --> 00:05:00.933 Linus: Thank you, I really didn't need confirmation. 144 00:05:01.567 --> 00:05:02.435 Natalie: They needed confirmation. 145 00:05:02.435 --> 00:05:03.736 Linus: We were both, we were both there. 146 00:05:03.770 --> 00:05:05.138 Natalie: I know, but they weren't there. 147 00:05:05.138 --> 00:05:05.705 Linus: Right. 148 00:05:06.406 --> 00:05:07.206 Natalie: So, do I just... 149 00:05:07.240 --> 00:05:08.241 Natalie: *Laughs* 150 00:05:08.241 --> 00:05:09.575 Linus: I mean, you can. 151 00:05:09.575 --> 00:05:10.243 Natalie: I... 152 00:05:10.243 --> 00:05:11.377 Andrew: She's been holding it. 153 00:05:13.880 --> 00:05:15.581 Natalie: If I'm not- Don't! 154 00:05:15.682 --> 00:05:17.884 Natalie: Am I gonna do anything wrong here? 155 00:05:17.884 --> 00:05:20.653 Linus: Yeah, today we're doing something I'm good at, so... 156 00:05:21.354 --> 00:05:23.990 Natalie: Am I supposed- What am I supposed to look out for besides a triangle? 157 00:05:24.524 --> 00:05:25.091 Linus: Yeah, see; 158 00:05:25.158 --> 00:05:28.094 see, where was all the help When I couldn't tell where to go in Valorant? 159 00:05:28.094 --> 00:05:28.995 Natalie: I wasn't on your team! 160 00:05:29.295 --> 00:05:30.296 Linus: Exactly. Natalie: Why would I help you? 161 00:05:30.296 --> 00:05:31.064 Linus: Exactly. 162 00:05:31.097 --> 00:05:32.365 Natalie: Then don't tell me about it. 163 00:05:33.833 --> 00:05:35.435 Natalie: This is supposed to face... 164 00:05:36.836 --> 00:05:37.770 Linus: Shahrad's Law. 165 00:05:37.770 --> 00:05:39.172 Natalie: Yeah, Shahrad's Law. 166 00:05:39.172 --> 00:05:40.673 Linus: The sticker faces the socket. 167 00:05:41.107 --> 00:05:41.874 Natalie: Uh... 168 00:05:41.874 --> 00:05:43.276 Linus: You might want to pull the tabs back first. 169 00:05:43.276 --> 00:05:45.778 Linus: You know what? But the theme of today is helping. 170 00:05:45.778 --> 00:05:46.646 Natalie: Thank you! 171 00:05:47.246 --> 00:05:48.981 Natalie: Very nice; does it matter which order I go in? 172 00:05:48.981 --> 00:05:49.582 Linus: No. 173 00:05:49.582 --> 00:05:52.985 Linus: So you want... you want everything intake, except the back? 174 00:05:53.486 --> 00:05:54.253 Natalie: Is that how it works? 175 00:05:54.253 --> 00:05:56.089 Linus: I mean it should- 176 00:05:56.089 --> 00:05:58.591 Natalie: Tell me what you would like suggest or recommend. 177 00:05:58.591 --> 00:06:02.729 Linus: I would suggest yhat now that we have reverse flow fans 178 00:06:02.729 --> 00:06:05.531 We don't mount them backwards as exhausts. 179 00:06:05.531 --> 00:06:08.067 Linus: Well, actually- Oh man, I don't know 180 00:06:08.101 --> 00:06:11.804 Linus: What do you- Okay normally what I would probably do in this case 181 00:06:11.804 --> 00:06:13.973 is I would have three intakes here- 182 00:06:13.973 --> 00:06:15.675 Natalie: Oh wait, no; fans go here, too. 183 00:06:15.675 --> 00:06:16.042 Linus: Yeah. 184 00:06:16.109 --> 00:06:16.843 Natalie: Okay, yeah. 185 00:06:17.009 --> 00:06:18.778 Linus: And then I would have three on the bottom. 186 00:06:18.778 --> 00:06:21.280 Linus: And then I would actually use this and this as exhaust; 187 00:06:21.314 --> 00:06:25.718 but I couldn't help noticing that this case accommodates a total of eleven fans; 188 00:06:25.752 --> 00:06:27.120 and we actually have eight. 189 00:06:28.454 --> 00:06:28.821 Plouffe: Don't... 190 00:06:28.821 --> 00:06:29.689 Natalie: We don't have to use. 191 00:06:29.789 --> 00:06:34.927 Linus: Somehow, somehow I'm not sure how it happened, you didn't spend enough on fans. 192 00:06:37.230 --> 00:06:39.966 Natalie: I don't have to fill all eight- Eleven slots, right? 193 00:06:39.966 --> 00:06:40.833 Natalie: Exactly. 194 00:06:41.033 --> 00:06:41.534 Natalie: That's fine. 195 00:06:41.534 --> 00:06:42.468 Linus: Okay. 196 00:06:42.835 --> 00:06:45.071 Linus: Aesthetically, which ones would you like to fill? 197 00:06:45.638 --> 00:06:46.806 Natalie: What do you think looks best? 198 00:06:47.473 --> 00:06:48.975 Natalie: I forgot if we're putting the gl- 199 00:06:48.975 --> 00:06:51.377 There's a glass that's supposed to be on here too. 200 00:06:51.377 --> 00:06:52.345 Linus: Mmmmm. 201 00:06:52.345 --> 00:06:56.215 Natalie: Because you get the option to either have in like fans here or- 202 00:06:57.450 --> 00:06:59.018 Linus: But we have three more fans, was that the plan? 203 00:06:59.118 --> 00:07:00.386 Natalie: That's not part of it, though 204 00:07:00.386 --> 00:07:01.087 Natalie: We're taking those out. 205 00:07:01.687 --> 00:07:02.121 Linus: Oh. 206 00:07:02.121 --> 00:07:04.857 Natalie: Like we're replacing those fans with this... 207 00:07:04.891 --> 00:07:07.393 Linus: Oh, okay. Natalie: These three, because they don't match. 208 00:07:08.628 --> 00:07:10.062 Linus: But this would give us eleven fans. 209 00:07:13.566 --> 00:07:15.034 Linus: I can tell you're not into it. 210 00:07:15.435 --> 00:07:17.170 Natalie: I can add them later, that's fine. 211 00:07:17.336 --> 00:07:17.937 Natalie: Right? 212 00:07:17.970 --> 00:07:19.539 Linus: That is such a lie. 213 00:07:20.139 --> 00:07:21.474 Natalie: Michael will add them in later. 214 00:07:22.642 --> 00:07:24.377 Linus: I just mean you're not going to. 215 00:07:24.977 --> 00:07:26.012 Natalie: I'm not going to. 216 00:07:26.012 --> 00:07:27.947 Linus: If you didn't put them in because they don't match, 217 00:07:27.947 --> 00:07:29.382 you're not adding them later. 218 00:07:31.284 --> 00:07:33.052 Linus: Absolute professional. 219 00:07:33.052 --> 00:07:36.389 Linus: Holds it up for the camera; you love to see it, right? 220 00:07:36.856 --> 00:07:39.091 Natalie: I gotta do the- You know how some, 221 00:07:39.091 --> 00:07:41.627 it was like 20, like 10 makeup YouTubers, 222 00:07:41.627 --> 00:07:43.796 they go like this and be like yo, focus on this. 223 00:07:44.897 --> 00:07:46.332 Linus: We're doing stuff! 224 00:07:46.365 --> 00:07:48.100 Natalie: Three SSDs in already? 225 00:07:48.100 --> 00:07:48.734 Linus: Yeah, what a- 226 00:07:48.734 --> 00:07:49.135 Plouffe: Oh really? 227 00:07:49.135 --> 00:07:50.970 Plouffe: You took the one from the other one... Natalie: You took out the one from here... 228 00:07:51.003 --> 00:07:52.171 Natalie: There's two in there actually I didn't realize. 229 00:07:52.171 --> 00:07:53.539 Plouffe: This is not nearly as bad as I thought it would be. 230 00:07:53.539 --> 00:07:55.575 Linus: What kind of a thing to say is that? 231 00:07:55.575 --> 00:07:58.945 Natalie: Okay, well you weren't very confident in us either earlier, so... 232 00:08:00.813 --> 00:08:01.781 Linus: She uses tools. 233 00:08:03.449 --> 00:08:04.650 Linus: And then I had to take that back 234 00:08:04.684 --> 00:08:08.488 because she tried to put the SSD in turning it the wrong way for really quite a while. 235 00:08:08.488 --> 00:08:09.121 Plouffe: Hahahahahaha. 236 00:08:09.255 --> 00:08:10.356 Natalie: For two seconds! 237 00:08:11.190 --> 00:08:13.860 Plouffe: Righty tighty, lefty loosy. 238 00:08:13.860 --> 00:08:16.429 Linus: Yeah, but see no, that whole thing is bullsh**. 239 00:08:16.462 --> 00:08:16.996 Plouffe: There's only... 240 00:08:16.996 --> 00:08:17.697 Natalie: No it's not. 241 00:08:17.697 --> 00:08:19.332 Linus: No, it's bullsh** because- 242 00:08:19.332 --> 00:08:20.199 Natalie: Okay, in this case. 243 00:08:20.199 --> 00:08:23.769 Linus: Right; right okay, like what's going right? 244 00:08:23.936 --> 00:08:26.205 Linus: This side's going left and this side's going right. 245 00:08:27.240 --> 00:08:27.840 Plouffe: It took me forever- 246 00:08:27.840 --> 00:08:30.443 Natalie: The screw, the thing that you're screwing in is righty. 247 00:08:30.443 --> 00:08:30.877 Plouffe: Yeah. 248 00:08:30.877 --> 00:08:33.446 Linus: Yeah, but it's not; It's not because it's a circle. Natalie: That is... 249 00:08:33.646 --> 00:08:36.849 Linus: It is going in every direction exactly the equal amount 250 00:08:36.849 --> 00:08:38.417 that is going in any other direction. 251 00:08:38.518 --> 00:08:40.186 Plouffe: Okay, clockwise versus anti-clockwise; 252 00:08:40.219 --> 00:08:42.455 and if you're going clockwise it's going to the right. 253 00:08:42.455 --> 00:08:43.990 This doesn't matter, keep going; it doesn't... 254 00:08:43.990 --> 00:08:45.625 Linus: But what about uncle upside down? 255 00:08:45.892 --> 00:08:46.559 Plouffe: Oh yeah... 256 00:08:46.559 --> 00:08:47.260 Andrew: *unintelligible* 257 00:08:47.760 --> 00:08:49.829 Plouffe: Well, Australia is also lefty loosey. 258 00:08:49.829 --> 00:08:51.330 Linus: To go with anti-clockwise. 259 00:08:51.964 --> 00:08:52.665 Plouffe: Oh, I get it; 260 00:08:52.698 --> 00:08:55.468 I thought you meant on the few instances where something's upside down 261 00:08:55.501 --> 00:08:57.670 and it is actually counter-threaded the other way. 262 00:08:57.670 --> 00:08:58.437 Linus: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 263 00:08:58.437 --> 00:08:59.772 Plouffe: That does happen, it's pretty frequent. 264 00:08:59.772 --> 00:09:01.307 Linus: Or when you're working upside down. 265 00:09:01.307 --> 00:09:01.741 Plouffe: Yeah. 266 00:09:01.741 --> 00:09:02.742 Natalie: Aaaaah. Linus: Yeah. 267 00:09:02.742 --> 00:09:05.478 Linus: No, I was actually just playing on the anti-clockwise thing. 268 00:09:05.478 --> 00:09:06.345 Plouffe: Alright, yeah. 269 00:09:06.345 --> 00:09:08.080 Linus: I'm more of a counter-clockwise, bro. 270 00:09:11.384 --> 00:09:13.553 Linus: Counter-clockwise represent. 271 00:09:13.986 --> 00:09:15.221 Plouffe: Hahahaha. 272 00:09:15.354 --> 00:09:16.289 Plouffe: We out here 273 00:09:16.289 --> 00:09:16.689 Natalie: Nice. 274 00:09:17.523 --> 00:09:20.760 Linus: Cause I'm not against clockwise, you know? 275 00:09:21.294 --> 00:09:22.528 Natalie: How do you go against clockwise? 276 00:09:22.528 --> 00:09:23.696 Linus: Exactly. 277 00:09:23.696 --> 00:09:25.565 Linus: So how can you be anti-clockwise? 278 00:09:27.033 --> 00:09:28.334 Linus: It's, It's a weird hill to die on. 279 00:09:28.334 --> 00:09:28.367 Plouffe: I understand the reason of it. 280 00:09:28.367 --> 00:09:30.803 Linus: I think about people's cables all the time. 281 00:09:31.270 --> 00:09:33.372 Linus: That was what I was up late thinking about last night. 282 00:09:33.372 --> 00:09:33.639 Plouffe: Sure. 283 00:09:33.639 --> 00:09:34.206 Natalie: Are you sure? 284 00:09:34.240 --> 00:09:34.774 Linus: Yes. 285 00:09:37.710 --> 00:09:39.078 Linus: I was thinking about cable management. 286 00:09:39.712 --> 00:09:41.280 Linus: Do you dream of cable management? 287 00:09:43.816 --> 00:09:45.685 Linus: No, I'm talking to you, Jeff. 288 00:09:48.854 --> 00:09:49.322 Plouffe: Jeff? 289 00:09:49.555 --> 00:09:49.889 Linus: Yeah 290 00:09:50.389 --> 00:09:51.324 Natalie: "My name is Jeff". Plouffe: Who's Jeff? 291 00:09:51.757 --> 00:09:52.792 Linus: Our viewer Jeff. 292 00:09:52.792 --> 00:09:53.593 Andrew: You don’t know Jeff? 293 00:09:53.759 --> 00:09:54.260 Linus: Yeah. 294 00:09:54.527 --> 00:09:57.129 Plouffe: You speak to Jeff all the time? Hi Jeff, how you doing? 295 00:09:57.296 --> 00:09:58.631 Linus: Seriously though, these are all- 296 00:09:58.631 --> 00:10:02.401 It's like all the brands that I cut my teeth on, they're coming back man. 297 00:10:04.370 --> 00:10:07.640 Andrew: Do we ever do a video where you just build a PC that you want to build? 298 00:10:08.207 --> 00:10:09.742 Plouffe: Not really anymore. 299 00:10:09.775 --> 00:10:13.646 Linus: Not very often, cause I vowed to skip the 40 series. 300 00:10:13.679 --> 00:10:13.946 Andrew: Oh yeah. 301 00:10:13.946 --> 00:10:18.451 Linus: So I literally didn't build a personal computer for like two and a half years; 302 00:10:19.018 --> 00:10:23.155 but I'm upgrading like basically all my stuff over the next little bit. 303 00:10:23.723 --> 00:10:28.094 So we'll be doing a bunch of like Linus builds a computer that he actually wants. 304 00:10:28.094 --> 00:10:29.295 Plouffe: Well it's 5090 tomorrow. 305 00:10:29.729 --> 00:10:30.196 Linus: Yeah. 306 00:10:30.663 --> 00:10:32.298 Linus: Oh yeah, I'm getting Plouffe's 5090. 307 00:10:32.865 --> 00:10:34.600 Linus: He finally got allocation. 308 00:10:34.600 --> 00:10:35.635 Plouffe: They finally showed up. 309 00:10:35.935 --> 00:10:36.435 Linus: Yeah. 310 00:10:36.435 --> 00:10:38.304 Linus: What'd you say the price was again? 311 00:10:38.304 --> 00:10:40.339 Plouffe: 3600 Canadian, 3599. 312 00:10:40.339 --> 00:10:40.940 Linus: Do you have any pets? 313 00:10:40.940 --> 00:10:41.273 Natalie: Nope. 314 00:10:41.407 --> 00:10:45.878 Linus: Okay; well probably won't be much of a concern for you, unless you shed a lot. 315 00:10:46.746 --> 00:10:48.981 Natalie: I do, but like it doesn't go on my PC. 316 00:10:50.449 --> 00:10:51.317 Linus: That you know. 317 00:10:51.817 --> 00:10:52.918 Natalie: I'm pretty sure I know. 318 00:10:52.918 --> 00:10:54.687 Natalie: I mean I clean up quite often, there's no hair. 319 00:10:54.687 --> 00:10:59.025 Linus: Actually yeah! Is this one- Yeah, no her computer's clean. 320 00:10:59.525 --> 00:11:01.961 Natalie: I will say I vacuumed it like three days ago? 321 00:11:01.961 --> 00:11:03.062 Linus: Okay that's cheating. 322 00:11:03.062 --> 00:11:04.163 Natalie: But I do like every like month though. 323 00:11:04.163 --> 00:11:05.765 Plouffe: That's wild! What the f***. 324 00:11:05.765 --> 00:11:07.600 Natalie: Just like, it's a quick vacuum. 325 00:11:07.600 --> 00:11:09.935 Natalie: Like while I'm vacuuming the floor I just take out the glass panel. 326 00:11:09.935 --> 00:11:13.239 Plouffe: You know what Natalie? You are an inspiration to us all. 327 00:11:13.239 --> 00:11:14.140 Natalie: Hahahahahaha. Linus: Yeah. 328 00:11:14.173 --> 00:11:19.378 Plouffe: Because I don't know anyone that cleans their computer that frequently. 329 00:11:19.378 --> 00:11:21.714 Linus: Gamers everywhere, be a Natalie. 330 00:11:22.281 --> 00:11:22.948 Plouffe: Yeah. 331 00:11:23.716 --> 00:11:25.518 Natalie: This is supposed to go here. 332 00:11:25.518 --> 00:11:28.487 Linus: Well look, maybe if you hadn't been rushing me. 333 00:11:28.721 --> 00:11:30.322 Natalie: I wasn't rushing you, you're rushing me 334 00:11:30.322 --> 00:11:33.626 Natalie: Saying like "this is not a competition but like, just saying I'm winning". Linus: Exactly. 335 00:11:33.793 --> 00:11:34.593 Linus: Exactly. 336 00:11:34.827 --> 00:11:35.661 Natalie: That's what you said. 337 00:11:35.661 --> 00:11:38.564 Linus: I said it's not a competition, I literally said those words. 338 00:11:39.198 --> 00:11:39.632 Natalie: Huh? 339 00:11:40.599 --> 00:11:42.702 Linus: If this isn't a weird question to ask, 340 00:11:43.436 --> 00:11:46.005 why do you have what appears to be two sleeping bags on your bed? 341 00:11:47.239 --> 00:11:50.142 Natalie: Because we have different temperatures, sleeping temperatures. 342 00:11:50.142 --> 00:11:51.911 Natalie: We had this discussion earlier when you weren't here. 343 00:11:51.911 --> 00:11:52.411 Linus: Oh okay. 344 00:11:52.511 --> 00:11:54.580 Natalie: Like a lot more people have- 345 00:11:54.680 --> 00:11:58.017 Like a lot more partners have their own blankets more than I would thought. 346 00:11:58.350 --> 00:11:58.951 Linus: Really? 347 00:11:58.951 --> 00:11:59.485 Natalie: Yeah. 348 00:11:59.485 --> 00:12:03.389 Natalie: It's like also if I'm tugging then I would wake Michael up or vice versa; 349 00:12:03.389 --> 00:12:07.593 Natalie: so having a separate blanket is just makes quality of life a lot easier. Linus: It just makes sense. 350 00:12:07.593 --> 00:12:08.527 Linus: It just makes sense. 351 00:12:08.527 --> 00:12:10.629 Linus: We're talking about how this setup is going to look sick, 352 00:12:10.629 --> 00:12:14.533 it's going to look ill; but then I jump in and I'm like it's going to look diseased. 353 00:12:14.533 --> 00:12:15.201 Everyone's like... 354 00:12:18.204 --> 00:12:18.804 Linus: Why? 355 00:12:19.839 --> 00:12:22.241 Linus: It's going to look plagued, you know? 356 00:12:23.109 --> 00:12:24.677 Linus: It's going to look infected. 357 00:12:24.710 --> 00:12:25.845 Plouffe: This is so demonic. 358 00:12:26.112 --> 00:12:30.516 Linus: Hahahahahaha. 359 00:12:31.150 --> 00:12:33.953 Linus: I mean the black death was long enough ago that we can laugh about it right? 360 00:12:33.953 --> 00:12:34.320 Plouffe: Yeah. 361 00:12:35.221 --> 00:12:36.388 Natalie: Hahahaahaha. 362 00:12:36.622 --> 00:12:40.960 Plouffe: It's not like the people making the Dahmer dramatization. 363 00:12:41.193 --> 00:12:42.228 Linus: Uuuh. 364 00:12:42.394 --> 00:12:45.097 Plouffe: They don't think about the fact that the families are still alive 365 00:12:45.097 --> 00:12:46.465 because it only happened in the 80s. 366 00:12:46.465 --> 00:12:47.266 Linus: Yeah. 367 00:12:47.333 --> 00:12:48.601 Plouffe: It's the 80s, it was forever... 368 00:12:48.601 --> 00:12:50.402 Linus: I mean like the victims are still alive. 369 00:12:50.436 --> 00:12:50.903 Plouffe: Yeah! 370 00:12:50.903 --> 00:12:51.904 Linus: Well... 371 00:12:53.005 --> 00:12:54.206 Plouffe: There was one victim that got away. 372 00:12:54.206 --> 00:12:56.308 Linus: Yeah that's true, there was the one guy that got away. 373 00:12:56.942 --> 00:12:58.477 Linus: Katy Perry has a song about him. 374 00:12:58.477 --> 00:12:58.944 Plouffe: Does she? 375 00:12:59.512 --> 00:13:00.646 Linus: The one that got away. 376 00:13:00.780 --> 00:13:05.317 Plouffe: Hahahahahaha. 377 00:13:06.519 --> 00:13:08.988 Linus: I'm good, being almost 40 is great. 378 00:13:11.390 --> 00:13:14.593 Linus: I am almost 40, I will be 39 in August. 379 00:13:15.461 --> 00:13:16.028 Linus: Sheesh. 380 00:13:16.495 --> 00:13:18.364 Linus: Uh you, do you have an extension? 381 00:13:20.466 --> 00:13:22.668 Linus: Well, why did you- Why, what? 382 00:13:22.668 --> 00:13:23.235 Natalie: Well it's- 383 00:13:23.869 --> 00:13:25.337 Linus: The computers right there you could've- 384 00:13:29.108 --> 00:13:30.042 Linus: ...good, good job. 385 00:13:30.042 --> 00:13:30.743 Natalie: Hahahahahaha. 386 00:13:32.578 --> 00:13:34.446 Natalie: I knew we'll have to pull it out later I just don't want to pull it.. 387 00:13:34.446 --> 00:13:36.448 Linus: Got it, got it, got it, got it. 388 00:13:36.615 --> 00:13:38.684 Linus: You know, save something for the... Natalie: Testing it's limits. 389 00:13:38.717 --> 00:13:40.586 Linus: save something for the bottom of the ninth, you know? 390 00:13:41.353 --> 00:13:43.956 Linus: Pull it out later, just boom, ace. 391 00:13:44.824 --> 00:13:48.427 Linus: What is it with the level of comfort that everyone working here has 392 00:13:48.427 --> 00:13:50.196 Linus: just like taking shots at me? 393 00:13:50.729 --> 00:13:51.463 Natalie: It's just too easy. 394 00:13:51.463 --> 00:13:53.933 Linus: Just for that just for that, I'm not picking you first in the baseball draft tonight. 395 00:13:53.933 --> 00:13:54.600 Natalie: Okay that's fine. 396 00:13:55.167 --> 00:13:57.436 Natalie: I got picked last in the last one, so that's fine. Linus: She knows I wouldn't. 397 00:13:58.037 --> 00:14:01.473 Linus: Honestly you were not the worst player last week though, so... 398 00:14:01.640 --> 00:14:02.441 Natalie: Thanks! 399 00:14:02.441 --> 00:14:03.976 Linus: I think I think people slept on you. 400 00:14:04.009 --> 00:14:05.477 Linus: That's all I'm saying. 401 00:14:05.477 --> 00:14:09.982 Natalie: I think my shot was like, hit the ball in the first base but then you're like go over there. 402 00:14:09.982 --> 00:14:12.451 Natalie: I was like nice, cause that means I ended it. 403 00:14:12.451 --> 00:14:13.118 Linus: It's efficient. 404 00:14:13.219 --> 00:14:15.454 Linus: My paint job is... 405 00:14:15.454 --> 00:14:16.188 Not that bad. 406 00:14:16.188 --> 00:14:17.389 Natalie: are you saying this is bad? 407 00:14:17.556 --> 00:14:18.424 Linus: No, I'm not taking shots. 408 00:14:18.424 --> 00:14:20.392 Linus: I'm just saying that being like 409 00:14:20.492 --> 00:14:23.529 four inches from mine the whole time I've been working on it, 410 00:14:23.562 --> 00:14:25.931 I'm acutely aware of all the flaws in it. 411 00:14:26.131 --> 00:14:27.132 Natalie: There’s a lot of flaws on this one Linus: But like... 412 00:14:27.166 --> 00:14:30.202 Linus: Yeah I know, but when I saw your bike I was like damn that looks sick, 413 00:14:30.236 --> 00:14:32.638 because I'm not looking that close at it; 414 00:14:32.638 --> 00:14:33.072 Natalie: Hahahaha. 415 00:14:33.072 --> 00:14:34.840 Linus: So I'm not gonna look that close at mine anymore, 416 00:14:34.840 --> 00:14:36.609 and then I'll be like damn that's kind of sick. 417 00:14:36.642 --> 00:14:37.009 Natalie: Yeah. 418 00:14:37.076 --> 00:14:37.843 Linus: That'll be good. 419 00:14:38.544 --> 00:14:40.379 Linus: Did you do the vinyls and stuff? 420 00:14:40.379 --> 00:14:42.414 Natalie: No, so it was a company. 421 00:14:43.048 --> 00:14:44.483 Natalie: Um, I won a giveaway 422 00:14:44.617 --> 00:14:47.519 and then I wanted to like customize, my friend designed it. 423 00:14:47.653 --> 00:14:49.021 Linus: You won this bike? 424 00:14:49.154 --> 00:14:50.856 Natalie: No, no, the fairings. 425 00:14:54.460 --> 00:14:55.261 Natalie: It'd be great if I won this bike. 426 00:14:55.261 --> 00:14:56.896 Linus: It'd be like damn. 427 00:14:56.996 --> 00:14:58.130 Natalie: So I original frame for white. 428 00:14:58.130 --> 00:15:03.102 Linus: Win an AMD upgrades courtesy of our sponsor AMD, winning motorcycle- 429 00:15:03.102 --> 00:15:04.503 Linus: Yeah, anyway, sorry carry on. 430 00:15:04.603 --> 00:15:06.238 Natalie: Yeah, so this is a... 431 00:15:06.372 --> 00:15:10.075 I think they do it in China; they make it in China and then they ship it over. 432 00:15:10.643 --> 00:15:11.410 Natalie: They do everything there. 433 00:15:11.543 --> 00:15:14.246 Natalie: They... yeah, the company's in the States or something. 434 00:15:14.246 --> 00:15:15.981 Linus: Cool beans, and is this just a cover on your gasket? 435 00:15:15.981 --> 00:15:16.849 Natalie: This is just a cover, yeah. 436 00:15:16.849 --> 00:15:17.249 Linus: Yeah. 437 00:15:17.249 --> 00:15:20.819 Natalie: So they could come with two pieces of the full tank cover or like the half piece, 438 00:15:20.819 --> 00:15:22.721 Natalie: but then my tank wasn't white on the side and it's kinda weird so... 439 00:15:23.155 --> 00:15:23.622 Linus: Yeah. 440 00:15:23.923 --> 00:15:24.290 Natalie: Yeah. 441 00:15:24.390 --> 00:15:26.492 Linus: What do you mean it's downloading? You don't have the game? 442 00:15:27.092 --> 00:15:28.060 Natalie: It's updating. 443 00:15:28.060 --> 00:15:31.263 Natalie: It has updates and like patches, but it's kind of slow. 444 00:15:31.263 --> 00:15:32.932 Linus: Oh my god, why is this so slow.. 445 00:15:32.965 --> 00:15:34.333 Natalie: I was going to open Minecraft, but Minecraft's not opening either. 446 00:15:34.333 --> 00:15:37.403 Linus: Oh wow, that's actually- Okay, hold on, this is a problem. 447 00:15:37.403 --> 00:15:39.405 Linus: That's like, it's like starting and then stopping 448 00:15:39.438 --> 00:15:41.907 and then starting and then stopping; so I think it's like dropping out. 449 00:15:41.941 --> 00:15:44.176 Linus: So what is your situation here? 450 00:15:44.209 --> 00:15:45.744 Linus: What is this? What am I looking at here? 451 00:15:45.911 --> 00:15:47.813 Natalie: Google Wi-Fi. 452 00:15:48.480 --> 00:15:49.715 Linus: Uh huh. 453 00:15:51.083 --> 00:15:53.018 Linus: Oh wait, so you're on a Wi-Fi bridge? 454 00:15:53.018 --> 00:15:54.119 Natalie: I think so, yeah. 455 00:15:54.219 --> 00:15:54.954 Linus: Ugh! 456 00:15:54.954 --> 00:15:55.521 Natalie: Yeah. 457 00:15:55.521 --> 00:15:56.989 Linus: Yeah, that should have been part of your upgrade. 458 00:15:57.589 --> 00:15:59.892 Plouffe: Yeah, it should run fiber though... 459 00:16:00.225 --> 00:16:02.628 Linus: Or just power line or just- 460 00:16:02.628 --> 00:16:04.296 Plouffe: Yeah, power line is better. 461 00:16:04.463 --> 00:16:06.031 Linus: Anything but what you're doing. 462 00:16:07.599 --> 00:16:08.467 Natalie: I'll tell Michael. 463 00:16:09.101 --> 00:16:09.902 Michael: Hell yeah. 464 00:16:10.035 --> 00:16:13.605 Linus: Yeah, because it's better for latency to have a wired connection. 465 00:16:13.605 --> 00:16:15.774 Linus: Even if the bandwidth is not that high. 466 00:16:16.442 --> 00:16:20.079 Linus: Power line is as long as it works, sometimes it doesn't work; 467 00:16:20.179 --> 00:16:23.749 but when it works, it's way better for latency and consistency. 468 00:16:23.749 --> 00:16:23.949 Plouffe: *unintelligible*...no problem. 469 00:16:23.949 --> 00:16:25.851 Linus: What do you mean by usually it's the mesh? 470 00:16:25.951 --> 00:16:30.255 Michael: Like one access point goes down and it starts flashing. 471 00:16:30.990 --> 00:16:31.657 Linus: Okay. 472 00:16:32.758 --> 00:16:33.959 Michael: Expertise is useful. 473 00:16:34.727 --> 00:16:40.065 Linus: Um; okay, we literally cannot even download a game right now. 474 00:16:40.699 --> 00:16:42.234 Linus: So wait, so hold on, hold on, hold on. 475 00:16:42.234 --> 00:16:45.471 Linus: Okay, so you're not using the built-in Wi-Fi here? 476 00:16:45.571 --> 00:16:46.071 Michael: We're not. 477 00:16:46.638 --> 00:16:48.907 Linus: You're just using this for Wi-Fi. 478 00:16:49.008 --> 00:16:49.608 Michael: Yeah. 479 00:16:49.742 --> 00:16:53.645 Linus: Okay; and it's terrible? It seems terrible. 480 00:16:54.446 --> 00:16:59.351 Michael: It's slower than what we should have for... for the Mac. 481 00:16:59.718 --> 00:17:00.886 Linus: And then what is this? 482 00:17:02.187 --> 00:17:03.856 Michael: That's for the AC. 483 00:17:04.123 --> 00:17:07.393 It just hooks up the controller with the controllable... 484 00:17:07.393 --> 00:17:07.826 Linus: Cool. 485 00:17:08.260 --> 00:17:12.831 Linus: Okay, question for you; if I just needed to temporarily download something, 486 00:17:12.831 --> 00:17:16.101 like for the love of God I need to download something, can I just plug this in upstairs? 487 00:17:16.201 --> 00:17:16.702 Michael: Um. 488 00:17:16.735 --> 00:17:19.338 Michael: Our, I think our- 489 00:17:19.471 --> 00:17:20.205 Linus: Your telephone. 490 00:17:20.506 --> 00:17:21.640 Michael: The telephone line- 491 00:17:21.673 --> 00:17:23.409 Linus: Yes, but I'll have it plugged in very quickly 492 00:17:23.409 --> 00:17:25.978 Michael: They cut it off, so it's only coming out on this part. 493 00:17:27.379 --> 00:17:31.050 Michael: Um, What we could do is get like a USB Wi-Fi stick; 494 00:17:33.052 --> 00:17:35.087 That tends to work better? 495 00:17:35.554 --> 00:17:38.023 Linus: No, we have Wi-Fi on the motherboard, that's not helping. 496 00:17:42.161 --> 00:17:44.229 Michael: Yeah, I just don't have, is it the coax cable? 497 00:17:44.696 --> 00:17:45.998 Linus: Is what the coax cable? 498 00:17:46.065 --> 00:17:46.965 Michael: Uh, whatever the black one is. 499 00:17:46.965 --> 00:17:47.599 Linus: Yeah, it's coax. 500 00:17:48.667 --> 00:17:49.968 Michael: The outlets upstairs don't work. 501 00:17:50.069 --> 00:17:50.636 Linus: They don't work. 502 00:17:50.769 --> 00:17:51.136 Michael: Yeah. 503 00:17:52.237 --> 00:17:55.808 Michael: I've heard they just cut some of them out just cause it's seeded up. 504 00:17:56.708 --> 00:17:57.843 Michael: You just have it as one... 505 00:17:59.745 --> 00:18:01.046 Linus: Do you have a long Ethernet cable? 506 00:18:02.448 --> 00:18:04.049 Michael: We have multiple. 507 00:18:04.550 --> 00:18:06.485 Linus: Doesn't help me unless you have couplers. 508 00:18:09.188 --> 00:18:10.489 Linus: Uuuugh! 509 00:18:11.223 --> 00:18:12.324 Michael: We move the computer down here? 510 00:18:15.094 --> 00:18:16.995 Linus: How many mesh stations are there? 511 00:18:17.529 --> 00:18:19.364 Michael: There is about five? 512 00:18:19.832 --> 00:18:21.934 Linus: That is way too many for this house; 513 00:18:21.934 --> 00:18:22.434 Michael: Oh. 514 00:18:22.534 --> 00:18:24.369 Linus: that is probably part of your problem. 515 00:18:24.369 --> 00:18:27.172 Linus: Can you please help me unplug all of the rest of them? 516 00:18:27.172 --> 00:18:29.074 Linus: And we just leave this and see what happens. Michael: Okay.