Our LAN Parties will be INSANE

[@robertper4102]

I'm a video engineer for live events and we "double stack" projectors all the time. (Aligning two projector together) It started out for brightness but now a days we do more of back up. We use a frid pattern to see all the points of the projection. I'm actually pretty fast at aligning projectors. While you can go side by side, you get better results over/under. And I just made it to the end. Looks like you've got some real projectors to play with!!! I can't wait, good stuff.

[@emanuelpersson3168]

I have even seen Barco stack TWO of Freja+ 😂

[@robertmorley9148]

Got some barcos in 😂

[@trunolimit]

I'm a humble AV installer. I just pulled out an old PJ and to my surprise it had 2 bulbs in it. I was like "wow what a great idea" and now I see the industry has known the secret all along.

[@CameronWinters]

Would love to see them incorporate some LED walls in there.

[@mrosenblatt]

I'm waiting for them to say it's an HDX-W20 Flex. But those are discontinued now and I can't imagine they're using older stuff.

[@foxthroat3410]

Nahhh... LTT really hit us with that cliffhanger 16:43 😂 now I can't wait for part 2 💀

[@FexiSponge]

I know right? Man

[@bozleyangling]

lmaooooooo they reallllppy did

[@pederlentocky2518]

Right?

[@GodofGHz]

My eyes opened WIDE. i was like YOOOOOOOOOO

[@noahkelly8907]

Same

[@Cutlerms]

As a low voltage electrician, I can also tell you that 6 strand is more of a standard then 2 or 4 so it is actually cheaper to buy the 6 strand.

[@efad3215]

I guess 0V is "low voltage"

[@killerpanda4659]

@@efad3215 "Ackshually it uses light, not electricity" 🤓

[@efad3215]

@@killerpanda4659 Again, 0v

[@killerpanda4659]

@@efad3215 I know, I'm just mocking you

[@mrdrux]

It's more like OL no continuity

[@soejrd24978]

I feel like this'll be so great to watch again in 10-20 years when so much has changed. That's a thing I never really realized with these production/update vlogs. They are amazing documentaries for looking back when this was considered a simpler time.

[@bosch5303]

Go back and take a look at the moving into the first building series back in 2015. Everything looks different

[@frusenko]

@@bosch5303that was almost 10 years ago?! oof, I don’t feel so good lol

[@MaxMacZone]

​@@bosch5303Nicky veeeeeeeee

[@alidan]

ill tell you what's going to change, ar is likely going to 100% replace screens, quest 3/vision pro/big screen beyond, they already show what's possible, meta shows off making the optics even thinner and we see see though oleds/microled becoming more common the projector will likely be taken over by a qr/position tracker and everyone can set it how they want. as long as you have line of sight, you could do a 60ghz signal and make it public rather than private (not directed at one device) at least this is how I see it and I cant be convinced of anything else.

[@MobikSaysStuff]

@@seigeengine It has several advantages, main one being you are not restricted to a 2D plain. You are not restricted to a fixed size and your hands are always free.

[@TomFooleryGaming]

Dan is quickly becoming one of my favorite people to watch. His annoyance when you mess things up is hilarious, but he also has a very quick and dry sense of humor that really speaks to me. He is very rapidly approaching the number 2 spot for my favorite presenter, which can effectively be called number 1 since Luke will always be my favorite.

[@Forlong21]

He's the straight man in any good comedy duo

[@dbagdi1998]

What do you mean quickly, he’s been here for ages. Your talking about him like he joined a month ago

[@TomFooleryGaming]

@@dbagdi1998 I didn't say anything concerning the length of time he's been there. Just that with the relatively low number of videos he is in when compared to others, he is becoming one of my favorites to watch.

[@dbagdi1998]

@@TomFooleryGaming If he was quickly becoming your favourite it would have happened at the start when he joined. He’s been at LMG for a while now, so it should say slowly becoming if it’s took you this long

[@norwaycss]

@@dbagdi1998 He was giving a compliment, and you understood what he meant. No need to dissect and criticize how he chose to express himself.......

[@WestonNey3000]

Next year Linus: We just projected CS:GO on the moon

[@MrMagamarc]

CS:GO does not exist anymore.

[@raminatox]

@@MrMagamarcThat's the hard part....

[@MrEShive]

@@MrMagamarctechnically it does

[@CyberCreeper22]

that reads like snapcube's eggman saying Im gonna piss on the mooooon

[@Attewir]

@@MrEShive Technically, literally, even practically, it certainly exists and is even actively played!

[@Eli-zb2yj]

Finally, a building where linus can drop everything

[@baths4cars]

linus doesn't need to care

[@DanielWillen]

He can always go to the badminton court in case he doesn't want anyone to hear

[@fatdogamer]

@@DanielWillenI hope we never have to see Linus dropping a badminton racket

[@khulhucthulhu9952]

​@@fatdogamerwhy? they're at least very much not as expensive as engineering samples or borrowed electronics units, and mostly less fragile too

[@ThyTrueNightmare]

except tips

[@bryanb1103]

16:44 I yelled out "Oh, come on!" pretty loud in my office at work because of that cut 😆 I can't wait for part 2 to see that giant screen!

[@tedbrousky1934]

you can see it at 14:32

[@SpaceGamblerJR]

that is exactly what I did as well. Linus has become the biggest troll.

[@dakota82]

i just yelled that out loud at home!

[@jeremywp123]

the teasers on instagram of Linus' face were pretty funny

[@MegamanXGold]

@@tedbrousky1934 Nice catch!

[@STUDIOMAGIC]

16:42 Linus really stole the fu***ng IMAX 🔥💀

[@m4rshxLL]

THOOOOOOOOOOO

[@MikeHarris1984]

00:27 - Server Rack Linus..... That was awesome!!!! KUDOS to the graphic design person that made that!!

[@StewChicken42]

Dude, props to the editor(s) of this video. I like the graphics work that they did.

[@j.Zephyr]

Well said. It's really nice and flow perfectly

[@JohnScottB]

Coming from someone who works in pro AV where we do a lot of projector converging + blending, it always makes me feel really smart watching the LTT crew struggle with projectors. Unlike 95% of the rest of the time I watch this channel where everything is over my head. Hurray projectors :)

[@jaysonesguerra]

Same here ahahaha.

[@josephw83]

Also, a pro A/V tech, the struggle is real with converging/Blending!

[@geese5170]

It’s a wild technology. Do you see more laser or bulb projectors more often during your job these days?

[@dutoitproductions]

Just build a massive LED Wall ok. 😂😂😂

[@JohnScottB]

@@geese5170 for us doing corporate events it's almost exclusively laser for anything over 8000 lumens. Everything else is 6+ years old at this point, so getting a little long in the tooth for rental inventories.

[@hafristdel8407]

Editor, pacing and that end suspense shot all makes this the my personal favorite in quite some time. bigger projectors. always.

[@appsaucetech]

Bigger isn't always better

[@robertjusic9097]

I will never apreciate being blueballed like that ending

[@elliottsw]

If you ever get a chance to look inside an IP-based Outside Broadcast truck, you definitely should. The company I worked for has gone under now but we had a range of trucks whose boast was that their main rack had more bandwidth than the city of Manchester. When you've got 30 4k IP cameras being transported around for a live production you need a LOT of bandwidth.

[@BBROPHOTO]

BROOO, that part 2 teaser!! I gotta say, there was something about the vibe and production of this video that I really really liked.

[@spectresoul0]

That frame on 16:43 tho... Part 2 is gonna be sick!

[@txoni]

Yep!😂 its awesome

[@MrBumblebot-re5hj]

I kinda need part 2 now

[@genesis344]

Christie projector incoming!

[@jacobjohnson1658]

Has to be Christie

[@Juze81]

Yeah. I was like 😮😮😮 woooaaahhh, whaaaat!!!!

[@ValCowpoke]

11:57 Best transition EVER

[@foxthroat3410]

bro... I didn't even realize it was a transition at first till I saw this comment. It. Was. That. Damn. SMOOTH 😂

[@richielives]

facts!

[@UltraSaturday]

9:42 is tasty as well.

[@D_Wito]

a little disorienting but great indeed

[@locinolacolino1302]

6:55 Sponsored robot has the maturity of a middleschooler.

[@StewChicken42]

Linus, you had f*cking HARD DRIVES in a BATH TUB in the early days. now you have dozens of packages, maybe hundreds, of sound insulation for the WAREHOUSE that LMG owns... 🤯 I hope you feel really proud and grateful for your amazing success and hard work! 🥰

[@bulletpointmediadotnet]

I am fairly positive even with expansion in recent years that LMG doesn't own the buildings. Vancouver real estate probably isn't their forte. Just like all their offices I would bet this is leased and built to suit. I suppose they could have bought the buildings, given that he and Yvonne are the sole shareholders of LMG and it seems to be valued at ~90 million, but in commercial real estate it's much more common for a larger company to own and manage the buildings and tenants to lease them rather than someone to own and operate them. EDIT: Reading some Reddit threads it seems that those buildings WERE purchased, although I'd still be surprised if LMG proper were getting into the ownership of the buildings and this wasn't some kind of bank deal with some other stakeholders and another company holding the notes. Owning that kind of property still doesn't seem like it would be in their wheelhouse.

[@LinusTechTips]

This building is not worth anywhere near $90M - LS

[@bulletpointmediadotnet]

@@LinusTechTips Ha well I had assumed you wouldn't be spending all your money on one venture anyways. I'd guess a few million each plus cost of improvements. Admittedly I have no idea what Vancouver land costs although based on all the other real estate values there, not cheap. A significant investment none the less. :)

[@AMalas]

I may be mistaken, but I think the badminton center is owned by Linus himself, or maybe Yovan Umbreall Corp, but not LMG

[@bulletpointmediadotnet]

@@AMalas could be. Assets wise they're all kind of the same. But I'd also be surprised if they were putting their own money out there and simply weren't borrowing the money based on the business plan.

[@shakeelali20]

Dans little added commentary on having "all the runs" at 6:38 is probably the only reason i watch LTT now. Little Dan-Bits of comedy to break up all the techie talk. Classic Dan.

[@dollymix5]

my god. IDK why but it feels like the best ltt video of the year. And its just they filming whatever they find. There is a lot of money expended on it but at same time "little effort" on the video production.

[@AlexandreGTavares]

"The server room is now one Dan wider" North Americans will do anything to avoid using metric I swear

[@wooper2308]

Canadians

[@starlarkyt]

@@wooper2308 Canada is part of North America

[@Amoschp524]

One Dan sounds better than one meter.

[@somnixu]

Canada uses the metric system

[@jono6379]

Got to dumb it down for those from the USA 😂

[@Qardo]

11:53 to 12:00 was a sick transition. Proof Linus is a magical creature...or a catroon character. The jury is still out on deciding.

[@quarklatinum]

I legit didn't even notice first take... 🤯

[@matklm]

Sorcery! 🧹🔥

[@srobak]

There is a reason why in the Dolby Cinema theaters that the projectors are not aligned side by side in order to increase the overall brightness. They are aligned vertically stacked on top of each other. Give that a try

[@brettnordstog]

Or even more fancy, one sits at a 45 degree angle in front of the first projector so the lenses align perfectly and uses a special mirror rig to align them

[@srobak]

I've not seen a Dolby Cinema configured that way. Where is this? @@brettnordstog

[@squidwardo7074]

@@brettnordstog Thats smart. Instead of adjusting the projector, you adjust the mirror really finely

[@JasperSchwinghammer]

it does not really matter if one tries to adjust it the way they did. You have grids for that. and then also software correction as last step

[@zyeborm]

What is the reason?

[@Lucavon]

By far the best LTT video in a while! Great editing especially with the transitions, really interesting content (love the upcoming new facilities), and even the sponsor spot is actually integrated into the video. I normally skip them, but the spots here were actually related to the video itself. I understand why LTT moved to generic "fill-in" sponsor spots, but I really prefer them to be integrated into the video like this. Nice one!

[@techunow]

This is EPIC! Can't wait to see the crazy setups and intense gameplay!

[@BimalRegmi-y6s]

Heheh

[@ratoribanlivedohori3102]

watch part 2 😅

[@BlindingPeopleForJesus]

I work in live production. With either projection mapping or massive LED Walls from companies like Roe, It is always a joy when you first show people with the system on. Also I have played Mario Kart Wii on a 40ft (Just Height) screen. It covered the whole stage and it was sick! You guys should definitely show off some of the amazing tech that comes through the live production spaces.

[@JackSmith-bb3gg]

Not to be too technical but the minimum bend radius for fiber is partially the strain, but also a lot is due to the total internal reflection needed to keep the signal in the fiber. A smaller radius will increase the angle the light hits the wall of fiber. If the angle is large enough then much of the light will leave the fiber.

[@Lizlodude]

I assume they will have the radius set properly in the installation, just the armor helps while installing to avoid trying to get it past a joist or something and *snap* oops there goes 300' of fiber

[@spazoq]

There is a device used in the fiber business called a "Fiber Identifier" that puts a little bend in the fiber to let the light leave the fiber so you can see if there's light on the fiber without breaking it. Also, if you have a device getting too much light you can actually wind the fiber a few times around a pencil and it will attenuate the light.

[@Dryminator]

Back before Covid I used to organize couch gaming (local versus) events here in Estonia, at one venue we had a 4K60hz massive projector for use that was able to project about 400" big screen (with excellent brightness and detail levels, it was industrial-grade projector). We played tournaments like Mortal Kombat X on it and chilled on the streets of Forza Horizon 4. It was excellent. You could go over 20 meters away from the screen and PC and the controller would still have connection to the entire setup without input lag. It felt like I was in a cinema. We did total of two 3-day events in that venue, had a blast.

[@batt3ryac1d]

Yeah some of the theaters here let people rent the theater during covid I can imagine it would have been sicckkkk to game on.

[@Pratalax]

That genuine, lost in the sauce moment of "oh shit, do you wanna have a go?" was so sweet xD almost as sweet as the teaser for part 2, holy crap!! Man playing with the big toys looks like so much fun...

[@amulya5110]

16:39 that evil laugh when linus said we could have a bigger screen almost the size of the wall. Is so funny

[@Bj_rn3]

The airflow in that server room defenetly isnt lacking

[@TheLexikitty]

Finally a screen big enough for me to actually see.

[@L0tsen]

Only 4 likes. How haven't people found this comment yet

[@stoneylonely6416]

Always a treat to see Dan on camera!

[@bpetewemh]

Although I was worried at around five and a half minutes (5:23), Linus was waving that box knife so close to Dan's face . . .

[@orderofthebeard]

I did not like Dan at first, he was so negative about everything and it seemed like a bad schtick. But now that he's warmed up, and after him being on WAN show, he's a favorite. We need more Dan.

[@lschmitt]

6:10 Just to put some context, most planes cruise below 40.000 feet, that`s a lot cable.

[@jacobp8294]

Unironically a great example of good IT project management, i cant wait to see how it all turns out!

[@DirtyYogurt]

The minimum bend radius on fiber is less about breaking it, and more about not messing up the total internal reflection for the light going down the core. This fault is generally called macrobends. You can bend fiber with a

[@kuldan5853]

I used fibers back in the late 90s - those were so fragile that they broke when you even looked at them wrong. We've come a far cry from that in the last 25 years...but I still am anxious touching fiber cables to this day

[@Joe_Johnson]

9:20 I don’t know why but that inspect element joke got me! 🤣

[@KTG690]

This LAN/Badminton Centre is going to be a crazy Tax Write-Off.

[@tumojitekatotumojitekato423]

Nah the pool is still bigger :)

[@solominded]

Haha I love how this was wrapped back from yesterday

[@dave6018]

lol I am guessing finace is not your strong point

[@LeAlexo]

Honestly, this comment has strong tax write-off potential.

[@Pegaroo_]

For those that don't watch, it's a WAN Show inside joke

[@techchannel3337]

Thee Absolute best tease I've experienced from watching over the years!! Thanks for talking us along for the ride, I'm having a blast watching the progress.

[@leviwhite9]

16:36 and a few key seconds thereafter are probably the best part of this video, and it has all been great.

[@adeshshrivastav30]

16:44 My jaw dropped like AAWWWW Like this man’s gonna have everything in there every man can wishes for….!!!! Superb man !!

[@zackzeed]

16:42 - OH DAMN 😂😂😂 LET'S GOOO

[@TubbyJ420]

I project onto a plain white painted wall. Regular paint, not even the fancy stuff. Works fine. 130 inch screen, 10 pound box come moving day.

[@MRSketch09]

Wow.. that bit at the end was interesting! I've never really even looked at projectors as a viable set up for gaming, but that kind of made me view it in a "new light"...

[@Sneffe]

Kudos to video editors here, those transitions were sick!

[@rest5746]

Adams laught at 16:40 caught me off guard so much HAHAHAHAHA

[@IraQNid]

Consider hiring the folks at the Canadian-based company Lighthouse Immersive. These are the guys behind the full projection mapped buildings where Disney had its 100th year anniversary of a custom 360 degree movie theater. All four walls were effectively used as more than a single projection surface. Plus there were Lidar sensors to use with the overhead 4K laser projectors allowing the floor to have custom themed animations that appeared to be playing with the patrons by creating unique interactive animations. You might want to consider using a fog bubble machine that combines the two to create bubbles with fog "smoke" inside of them. When popped it is like little fluffy clouds are released. Queue music from the Orb, "Little Fluffy Clouds".

[@beebfajeejy]

sounds a little ambitious for an occasional lan center. maybe in the future?

[@xPyroxx]

16:44 what. WHAT. Linus, now deciding to do in with the badmington court / lan and just convert this warehouse into his new home theatre.

[@Fatmagic]

Excited to see what kind of LAN parties you will host there. I would love to attend

[@crystalsoulslayer]

That tease at the end, though. The posing of the question. The way he laughed. The cut to the balcony shot and the abrupt appearance of a gigantic test image. No notes. Immaculate filmmaking.

[@alanalot]

That AIR Horn at 1:43 is backwards. It's 1 blast for attention, 2 is contextual (go, stop, release payload, send water, start pour, etc), 3 is evacuate the building.

[@RealKyleTaylor]

So…. LAN show?

[@1s.e.c.racing304]

It's gona be WAN at LAN Fridays before long

[@SlyroD]

That would be fun

[@ninjadudeofficial]

They might have it showing *for* the LAN attendees but I'm pretty sure he mentioned before that with the logistics and everything with doing it at a show they'd probably do a fairly normal one in the studio then come over to the centre after

[@romano_9]

16:42 I did not expect that. But daaaaaaaaamn thats wild!

[@fueledbythefireofficial]

1:54 "You think you know me." ***Epic drums and guitar intensifies***

[@cantworkitout]

Dan's really coming out of his shell on camera here. Really awesome to see. I don't remember the last vid I saw with Dan in it, but I don't remember him being this confident and outward in front of the camera. Keep it up 👍

[@marklee-gn1ke]

Oh man, this video is going to be a hell of a tax write-off.

[@silentcoyotecreations]

😂

[@epidemious1541]

The transition and editing in 12:00 look so freaking good

[@smokenbourbon]

This would be the trip up north for! That Part 2 coming soon cutaway had me rolling 😂

[@revotivo44]

I think this maybe the first time in 6 years that I jave commented. 16.43 excited me and instantly upset me. Let's go LTT team! I'm so proud of you all and what you have achieved.

[@inoffiziell3301]

16:39 That ladies and gentleman was the official HELL YEAH nod

[@the_wiki9408]

6:18 Keep in mind the 100m limit on Ethernet runs. it's a pretty hard limit. I've ran into it for long runs between floors in offices and sometimes literally 1 foot of cable slack was the difference between full gigabit and no connection.

[@ChristopherPuzey]

You can easily run Ethernet for kilometers over fiber.

[@aaronmdjones]

@@DR-INSANE95 He's already talking about ethernet over fiber (several km before you need a booster), as opposed to ethernet over twisted pair (~100m), or ethernet over 802.11 AKA wifi (half that unidirectionally, maybe), or ethernet over bluetooth AKA BNEP (good luck getting 10m!).

[@the_wiki9408]

@@ChristopherPuzey They were holding spools of cat 6 while discussing long runs. So I thought it was obvious I was talking about copper twisted pair.

[@castform57]

​@@DR-INSANE95ethernet protocol, it's not exclusively twisted pair. I also handle 20km fiber optics almost weekly, and those too use the ethernet protocol.

[@ChristopherPuzey]

@@DR-INSANE95 Ethernet isn’t limited to copper

[@thetruth3108]

If you're ever concerned about the distance you have left for a run, you can measure how much wire is in a spool using a multimeter

[@technerd5637]

Or just read the side of the cable. It's on every CAT6 spool, every foot.

[@thetruth3108]

@@technerd5637 no, if you've already made a run and now have a fraction left, your meter can measure resistance across the remainder and tell you how much is left

[@vincevannoten]

I can't wait until part 2

[@AnirudhHu]

Bro got an IMAX projector 16:43

[@thimoj7799]

AV tech here, always try to stack projectors vertically. you had to lens shift a ton which made the picture sit in the side of the lens and bended the picture just enough to introduce the doubling effect. I did a job a couple weeks ago with 2 20k lumen projectors which looked awesome even with overcast daylight coming in.

[@johnb0815]

I recently installed a 550 inch screen with two 20000 lumen projectors for a two day event. it was for the background of a stage, so lots bright lights around. no gaming unfortunately, but very impressive tech

[@bosch5303]

Question. How far your hand needs to be to not get instantly burned if put infront of the projected light

[@johnb0815]

@@bosch5303 no idea. we mount them a few meters above ground before turning them on. so the closest I can get is maybe 10 meters. I doubt it would hurt you, unless you spend hours right in front of the lens

[@TheBismrk]

Linus is back at it. Writing off his badminton centre taxes /s

[@SleepyJoe-v5c]

Hahahahahahah

[@AMalas]

This comment is a tax write off

[@chriswhite8717]

We went with a Epson LS-12000 and a TWENTY FOOT WIDE screen. Our screen is 2.2 gain so more gain will help you out big time.

[@heekaru3111]

11:52 thats a smooth edit🔥🔥

[@Walaby50]

If you set up projectors like this, christie has projectors with different lesnses, so you could mount them on the opposite wall and still get 200 inches of screen, but no problems mounting anything. They also have angled lenses to make them kinda into short through projectors or other crazy stuff!

[@運命Incarnum]

Badminton and Lan is a crazy combo

[@smashed_penguin]

I'll be doing my part in making DANS a standard unit of measurement in the industry.

[@Pegaroo_]

I like the DAN but I think I'll have to stick with the Scottish standard unit of measurement, the Bawhair

[@lefthornet]

"40 thousand feet" please 🥺 don't forget metric guys (most of the world) D: You usually put a conversion for this things

[@RealityCheckV]

Just use basic scales to accurately estimate how much wire you have on your box/spool 👍 Saves time and money when you dont have to get new spool every long run you make. Manufacturers usually have info for weight per yard/feet/meter so no guessing there 😊

[@dutoitproductions]

Use the lines to line up the projectors. Stack it on top of each other. Its a little easier to align. Its called double stacking and epson has frames as well that lock into each other

[@ComradeDog95]

Make LAN parties great again. I miss the bond you get when gaming in proximity of each other. Its a different feeling.

[@DragobAttack]

We held a LAN Party at our university last weekend and it was a blast. Brought a steam deck and an USB C Monitor. Was amazing!

[@halomika4973]

Be the change you want to see in this world!

[@Digimess88]

Some buddies of mine have been playing CS in tourneys recently in Philly and NYC and it's got me wanting to goto a LAN again real bad. Had one back in high school we'd always hang at, inside a mall with a pizza parlor like 2 doors down. Had glowing artwork on the wall with ultraviolet lights and a "Hackers" vibe with a fridge fully-stocked with Bawls and penguin mints behind the counter. Live music on weekends and the mall would let the place stay open past mall hours because it had it's own exclusive side door outside. I'd honestly bet LAN centers pick up again since us Millennials are getting older and we will have the money to make it happen, and I think old-school Bars are getting kind of boring. If there were LAN centers with good food, good beer, live entertainment and events I think it'd be everything that would give us enough reason to crawl out of our home command centers and be social again.

[@squidwardo7074]

@@Digimess88 Its not just millenials but gen z too. Guess we're getting tired of doing everything over the internet

[@jcrandall8924]

0:56 "..And speaking of things we don't want to fail.." This segue to our spons.. "Our security system!" Totally threw me.

[@Zensaitv]

Instead of 5000$ tech upgrade, more like 100000$ 😂. But really cool to see 🎉

[@squidwardo7074]

Bro the warehouse alone was probably half a million I bet this project is a million dollars easy

[@EatsUsedTP]

what a nice 14 year old with seemingly loads of ambition. I hope he has a nice career following his passions

[@YoutubePizzer]

13:52 this is a crazy shot with the projector godrays and dust particles in the foreground

[@MarioGoatse]

300”?? That’s like 3-4 GPUs wide!

[@d1d2k3g]

dude what are you talking about this video was out for only a minute did you watch it on x17 speed?

[@Basil_Ieaf]

It's the thumbnail.​@@d1d2k3g

[@DanielFerreira-ez8qd]

​@@d1d2k3g It's in the thumbnail

[@d1d2k3g]

@@DanielFerreira-ez8qd oh 😂

[@Devashish_raj]

you had us at 0:58

[@ericwally6827]

Since you're in BC Canada, you should be adding renewable energy methods and how do compensate for all that extra heat during the lan parties? That would be interesting.

[@Hijargo]

I mean roughly 95% of BC's entire power grid is renewable energy anyway haha

[@squidwardo7074]

Honestly solar installed on the roof of the warehouse could make for a good video. Would probably cost way too much to be worth it though

[@HairyCaveMan]

4:12 the "pull cord" is not for pulling the fiber. Even in the diagram it's correctly labelled as ripcord. It's for splitting the jacket when you go to terminate or splice the fiber. Edit: 5:57 unless there are loads of bends/corners in the run you can just tape the new length of cable from a fresh box and pull it through using the old cable that's too short. But yes, the most expensive piece of material is always the one that's just too short.

[@KalemAngel]

BAAA HA HA HA 9:23 legit had me laughing at my office desk causing looks from co-workers

[@Lazuruslex]

installed my first ubiquiti system last week... cameras, lights, AP with that 48port switch... I am PLEASANTLY surprised... usually do Rukus, Netgear or Luxul because that is what my company sell, but the client bought this on their own, and I would loooove to do more.

[@gzzuss]

Oh shit, sick transitions, nice ad, and a mfer cliffhanger 😅, you guys are getting better than never!

[@guikawamura]

I watch LTT at least 10 years and, damnit, they always get bigger and better. I remember watching the first scrapyard wars and look at it!

[@Anthonyg5005]

2:33 I like how he says uh oh when noticing Linus about to correct him

[@deadpixelmedia3171]

converging 2 projectors gets you roughly 150% of the brightness of just one, so .5 brighter, and is diminishing returns from there, and yes without lens shift and at minimum corner correction it's not something you want to try because it'll never get good. that said, if you plan is to cast other games to the wall, and not game directly on it, you could look into blending several projectors across the wall to have as wide a canvas as you have wall and PiP in various streams and other content .

[@ProfessorBear510]

What an amazing part 2 tease. So well written and edited. Thank you. I am so excited!

[@justinz.4069]

Finally, a badminton court with a high tech LAN room, where hardcore athletes and shut-in introverts can play together

[@chowrites6179]

ngl, whenever you guys do some over the top type shit I roll my eyes and go "yea, I guess thats kinda cool," but seeing that gigantic test image at the end genuinely made me sit up in my chair. I DEFINITELY need to see that! lol

[@litlmutt]

During the sponsor message I seriously thought they should have taken the bot to clean the space. It's amazing to see that you did so. I thought it be funny to have the thing start cleaning while you guys were recording and see how long it takes. Awesome way to incorporate the product.

[@NicholasZeidler]

Can I just say, we need more videos with Dan. It makes the world a better place.

[@jajssblue]

I don't understand how LTT is doing such good ad integrations lately, but I've actually been interested in them. Well done!

[@BraxxJuventa]

I love that projector!!!! 😁👍🏼

[@vampirecat3403]

I Love how Excited Linus is, like a young little I.T. Support Intern. He must be great fun to take to B & Q

[@blackbriarmead1966]

These are absolutely my favorite types of video from LTT

[@Kazuma42]

Nice! I can't wait for part 2!!!