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Brian is an all-around cool guy he runs a nonprofit summer camp raises three

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kids with his wife and just look at him wholesome but spending all that time on

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other people means he hasn't had any time to work on himself and because of

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that his setup is bad except what this

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looks great are you lying to me no no the other setup's over there oh oh my

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God what happened here it's not that bad it's pretty bad man

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don't worry Brian I'm sure that the setup doctor has a plan I'm sure he

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does sorry guys yeah I'd be there if I

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could um no worries uh reys and I were

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super confident and I'm sure that nothing will go wrong I'm like stressed

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out I didn't know that I would have such a visceral emotional reaction some stuff might go wrong but

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the gain will be worth the pain we got big plans bad cable management it's

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disease and someone's got to cure it

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hi my name is Brian I am one of the directors at a summer camp and I've been

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doing this for 12 years or so we have three kids who are under the age of

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eight and we have busy lives so that's

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my space that I go to work on things and not a lot else I go in there and I

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tinker and I leave and I don't spend a lot of time making it look

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nice I do want to know like what is this this is my first computer how old is

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this thing this computer is age yourself yeah age yourself this computer is

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probably like 20 something years old I mean it it it looks it no no no not at

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all it looks young and spry capable but

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enough about your old computer what is this new computer this is 10 years newer

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than that one is okay new new to you I guess this is like our Home Server AKA

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this is your server of backup hard drive I don't know if You' follow the channel

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too much but you know that like we have servers lonus has servers and they break

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all the time and they're closed but this way if it breaks I can fix it the camp I

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work at is nonprofit so we can never ever afford Tech so we just inherit

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people's old computers and then put them in our office and use them but less than

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10 years old less than 15 some of them are less than 10 years old that's that's

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pretty good it seems like you got a lot of stuff you got like a power supply a

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like was that an oscilloscope or that's a multimeter yeah the oscilloscope is over here but I don't know how to use

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they're like handheld now how old is this stuff uh very old my dad gave me

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this he he's an electrician oh okay he built and designed this from scratch for

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me so wait what yeah he built he made that see see look it's Brian that's so

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cool just looking at this place one thing I think that you lack is small

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organization we got lots of big shelves but you also just have like a CPU just

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out and about when it's organized I come in and I go I don't know what to do now

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okay well we're going to fix that we're going to we're going to teach you how to be organized many have tried and many

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have failed this series is all about failing and learning from that failure

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I'm worried because there's so many I'm like stressed out I didn't know

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that I would have such a visceral emotional reaction One keyboard uh uh uh

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two keyboards uh uh uh I put the third

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one in there three keyboards uh uh uh

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that's RAM is DDR it's not ddr2 it's just DDR would

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you like a Pentium oh my God how old is that

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logically this doesn't really make sense to me but now that we've removed the stuff from it it looks smaller it does

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actually look way smaller um that was my problem the desk was just too

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small okay I'm going to be real with you Brian that is not the only problem

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here's what I see you have a lot of stuff but no suitable place to put it

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all which is why it's all over your desk so to remedy this we're going to build

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storage into as many parts of the setup as possible new desk withdrawers walls

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those are going to get pegboards we're going to move your floating shelf over

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to make room for get this bigger shelf

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and this table on the left is going to turn into a rollable flex space with get

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this storage oh and we also threw in a

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ton of extra goodies for you all right boys let's get to it or rather you guys

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are going to get to

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it that's very heavy by the way

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nothing's too heavy for me ah

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okay we're good I only I only scraped the top layer of

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skin proba I have these drawers here and then oh yeah we got we got all the space

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we need now that we know that everything fits we're going to start doing some

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drilling great is this shelf only held up with like two screws or something uh

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three okay

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perfect hey I put a level on top to level it and

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never took it off never took it off all right we're done the cable we done yeah

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thank you so much Brian your cable management upgrade is done it looks so

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much better in here you good you can tell from the cinder blocks how level

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the floor is yeah this is um just don't look at the corner don't look at don't

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look at the lines yeah Brian can you explain this networking situation to me

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this is our router the Brown Line comes

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from a building over there which the internet comes from outside of that and

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then the blue line goes into our house and there's a Wi-Fi rotor and a switch

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in our house and that goes to the places the plan is we're going to leave this

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kind of as it is we might do something to py it up a little bit and we can

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leave this up there yeah you don't have good Wi-Fi in here though because your

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actual wireless router is on the other side of this concrete brick okay so I

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think we can deal with that cuz I think we can get you a small router for like

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they'll just put on the same network that big old power bar is that going to go under that depends on what you want

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to do it cuz I I also understand that like you want to have easy access to

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just unplug and plug stuff and if that plug is there then I think we could put

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the power under and then and then that can be like your modular your permanent

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plugs are under here and then when you need an extra thing you can just put it in the top yeah that s great scus that's

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the Ikea Peg boards the reason I went with these is because on like thingiverse or printables there's just

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tons and tons of custom 3D printed stuff

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that works exactly with this so if you have to hang like anything that you ever

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could imagine somebody's probably made a plan and you already got that 3D printer

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on your desk you'll be able to easily print some stuff didn't you actually do

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any print any stuff I did oh they probably in a bin over there it's almost

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like it's almost like we planned this I'm not going to say the thing I was about to say I'm not going to do was

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gonna say let's get Pagan I definitely drilled the holes for where the uh for

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where the things are not the so I've watched all the videos where Elijah puts

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extra holes in so I now let the homeowners drill holes in their wall is

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this part of this no this is a computer test bench that we just grabbed for you

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so instead of having to swap parts in and out of a chassis you can just have

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functioning Parts on here take whatever you want out of the computer test on

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here or plug anything in and it'll save you a lot of time and uh look a little

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bit cleaner while re is going to keep

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working in the workshop I'm going to come in here and help cable manage this

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setup now it looks pretty clean on the top so good job thank you underneath

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though you don't look under the we could use a little bit of work you know so

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we're going to just tidy some things up for you and uh make sure that works

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using our handy dandy magnetic Cable Management arches have you seen this

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stuff I'm sure big fan he watch the first doctor video

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too feel free to look through it this is our big huge supply chest we brought

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more than we'd ever need are these your headphones uh yeah those are my

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headphones yes how do they they work fine they don't even well they don't

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work when they don't play music through them oh I

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see I mean like they don't even sit on your ears they like well they sit on my

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ears do they probably basically we just made a big

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massive tool kit full of every possible

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length of like every type of cable cuz a

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lot of what solves your cable management

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problems is just having the right length of cable it's not necessary a lot of

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times you just want to do what you can with what you got but having the right

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length makes your life a lot easier we just took the paper off of the magnetic

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plate that we're going to put on here that's about where we want it to be now

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it's held in there now we're going to just quickly take our screws and put

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them into the back of the desk don't worry Brian said that this is okay just

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like that we'll take all her cables put them in and boom Oh it's so

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nice and then because they're not like velcroed or tied down or anything if he

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wants to adjust his monitor or move it these will just pull through nicely

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should probably vacuum under there but outside of that it'll be really easy cuz

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there's no cables in the way what's funny is I did vacuum up to the cables

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yeah oh wow hey look at that that's up

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safe and secure it's absolutely 100% never going to fall this is amazing

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this looks so much better already it actually really does so excited for you and just like that so we we chose a

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white a white tabletop it only comes in a that size in white but that doesn't

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matter because we have an LT mod mat

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that's going to be nice and cover most of the top got everything you'd ever

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want to know about computers I will never wonder what size a fan is ever

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again that's great I will say that we don't go back so far back as to have

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respects for DDR but we do have three onwards so that's good where you want it

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I don't know if this is where I want it so it's okay where it is uh yeah I think

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you're good come up Reese we we'll move it later if we want thank God so I guess

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it's kind of time to start putting stuff back getting your setup organized so you

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can take your screwdrivers that's a LTT screwdriver

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specific one it's designed exactly for us and then we got a bunch of extra

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hooks so whenever you if if you ever need like one more thing to hang yeah

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you can just go print them off for like

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5 10 cents each like they're cheap perfect this is your this is your server

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right this is my server yeah what do you got in there for like a CPU and Stu uh

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this is an i52400 oh yeah guess what yeah we're

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upgrading your whole server too oh that's amazing with this new ug green

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Nas sync dxp 4800 plus so it's a 4bay

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Nas system but on top of that you get two PCIe gen 4x4 slots for m.2 mvme

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storage and a 5 Core 12 gen Intel Pentium gold 8505 that provides great

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performance and thanks to the easily accessible back panels you can upgrade

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your ddr5 sodm should you find that the included 8 GB isn't enough you can even

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runs locally on the nas of course and with support for Docker containers you

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can run pretty much anything you'd want you have an SD card a USBC a USB 3.2

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port and on the back you have even more you got 10 gig Ethernet a 2.5 gig Port

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more USB HDMI and then an easy clean filter for the fan that is behind the

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back PL amazing this thing is sick you

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I'm honestly very jealous of you I kind of like this I am jealous of me and look

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at how much smaller it is yeah well I mean but this yes you're right it's much

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smaller what we going say what we going to say this has a certain appeal to it

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but this is very pretty it has a certain yeah uh it has a certain appearance like

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I want to put this one in my house you can put this anywhere it's is pretty my

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wife you know what else is nice ug green has a phone app that you can use to

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access this remotely it's super easy works really really well as well as it

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automatically sets up on your network to be remotely accessible it was the easiest setup Reese you set it up right

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I plugged it in yeah oh yeah mean it like just worked I could

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access it on the network what we're going to do is that we're going to be able to toss it up here make sure you

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toss it keep it up yeah it's light too

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we're going to try and use the power bar keys that we normally use for power bars

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but these uh these keys are a bit too bit too thick so we decided to use the

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power brick holders stra them to the bottom and they're good to go it's

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actually a bigger power bar so the bigger magnets will actually kind of work our favorite uh I got you a new

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router like a little if you wanted Wi-Fi out here this just plugged into your router sweet so I figured we just toss

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it up here tidy this area up a little bit make it a little bit less Ugo or

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hide it behind the ug green nass or something yeah I just don't see how this is a good place to put this in this in

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this exact scenario do you just put it against the wall like with a like the

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the double-sided magnet part you know what I'm saying that might be it I do

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want to give it some slack yeah so that if you need to like pull the nass a

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little bit otherwise it has a I mean it has a barrel Jack is it yeah yeah that's

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no problem then we'll do that we'll magnet it to the wall I also got you

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speakers seriously yeah oh that's

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awesome so that you can listen to Tunes yeah these are amazing edifier r280 DBS

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they are great simple budget speakers bookshelf uh they're powered these ones

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have Bluetooth so you can connect it to your phone or whatever if you have it

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with your laptop however you want to do that as well as it has speaker wire and

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uh just RCA they're great great budget

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speakers there

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wow that's fun is that all the slack we

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got how much more do you need like literally like an inch oh I don't know

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if I can do that oh oh oh and we're in

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that wasn't at the cost of a hideous wire just on the wall up there was it

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yeah no are you saying that because it's true

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or cuz that's what you think I want to hear no do the dance

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sounds great it sounds amazing heck yeah oh this is going to be so perfect on

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your desk when if you have a when we have a little like that's so ad little cute little guy

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we can have a little charger on your desk you can place your phone but if you're on the go there also a magnetic

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battery pack does the same thing but also can be a

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kickstand all right it was a long day but we're finally made done and holy cow

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does it look so much

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better all right I can't wait to see how this turned

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out dude you guys do your best work when I'm not around to

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supervise look at this there's barely any cables under there but everything's

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nicely managed if you need to like hook up your computer you just pull those out

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we got the new desk tons of storage that

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pegboard he's got our new modmat got the

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mag safe charger there we got your new speakers so you can jam out while you're

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in here and this new shelf that holds all of your computers so neat and tidy

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yes if you do and I know you know it's easy to fall into Old Habits you're not

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going to right no no everything's going to be clean forever everything will be

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like this yes at least in here I don't care what you do any other room but this

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one needs to stay clean for you I won't even use it that's perfect that's what

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you want and if you do decide to use it and make it messy eventually you have

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this nice little extra movable table that you can bring on over if you need a

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little bit extra work space or for anything else and it's got even more

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storage in there I mean it's still obviously a

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functional space you know like there's a lot of kind of stuff on the shelves but

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at least he's got enough shelves to put everything on it's amazing what a

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Difference Maker a little bit of organized storage can be this is great

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yeah great job you guys doesn't it feel good it feels great this is amazing

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thank you oh yeah and also we got your ug green Nas how can we forget about them thanks again ug green for

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really cool I'm very excited about it thanks for watching if you liked this video why don't you watch a previous

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episode of the setup doctor it's just as fun and it's pretty dang cool and REE is

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in it and everyone loves ree look at him

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hi and thank you Brian for having us out here yeah thanks for coming in doing this for me I really appreciate it bye

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bye thank you thanks you green