I only knew POS as "piece of shit" until after I went to a restaurant where the cash register was acting up. The manager told me "we're having POS problems" and I didn't question it because the cash register was acting like a POS. A while later I realized he meant Point of Sale. A while after that I realized he probably meant both.
@@markoshark4697 Dead heat between Aloha stuff which is COM all the way down and Micros which uses XML files dropped into a Samba share to communicate between front and back of house systems tbh
Linus for the gaming center PLEASE install ground fault protection! It's really important especially if it's a BYOD event and there's people with 20$ Aliexpress PSUs. Ground fault protection saves lives! Get your electrician and let them do that otherwise i can even fly over from Europe and do it for you for the price of equipment and the flight+stay
From a guy who works with fiber lasers: If y’all plan on using fiber cables frequently I’d recommend getting a splicer. The one I use is a Sumitomo Electric Type-Q101-CA. You will simply be fusing the two fibers together. It won’t affect performance and idiot proof. Splicer will tell you if it’s a good or bad splice and what Db lose you have. Splicing and putting on a splice protector is significantly easier and more reliable than those fast connect.
They were just trying to convert from one type of connector to another. By far the easy way to do that is to buy a short cable with different connectors in each end and use an adapter to connect them together. Will only cost you a few dollars and requires no skill or equipment at all. They should get some fiber cleaning gear however. Dirty connectors is the number one problem in fiber installations.
@@alliterationking2029 scissor lifts are classified as mobile work platforms, which do not require a harness. I literally just took my scissor lift certification in the US. The guardrails on a scissor lift qualify as the fall protection. www.osha.gov/laws-regs/standardinterpretations/2005-11-29-0
What a rollercoaster. I was like, I don't think I've heard that song, heard the riff, thought i recognized it, but then the lyrics were so goofy that i absolutely wouldve remembered it if I'd listened to it before
Always love these more enterprise-level tech episodes, especially when it's tech you're actually using for a purpose and not just showcasing! One thing I'll say relating to the doors is to make sure _every_ door can be opened from the inside manually, no software or electricity required. You don't want somebody getting stuck on the inside in case of emergency, or even just from a software bug!
Single suite renovation/installation as depicted in this video is NOT "enterprise-level tech." The server/networking videos are definitely fun and arguably the most interesting LTT content (with the all-time most interesting LTT content being the original moving vlog series), but they definitely are not enterprise grade. The 24 hour access control is arguably the closest they come to an enterprise level issue, and they gloss over the subject for sake of keeping a relatively long video on pace.
As someone who's been in the low voltage industry (Intrusion, Access Control, and CCTV) for about 15 years, I absolutely LOVE these videos!!! It's so nice to have a more "hobbyist" viewpoint, Keep up the great work!
Same same, but sometimes, it's a little painful. Since they do Roast my Rig videos, they should bring in some experts of these fields to roast their building infrastructure and security setups.
Originally, I was going to comment about the lack of harness in a scissor lift, but as it turns out, per Canadian federal law, harnesses are not required on scissors if they have guardrails. However, most provinces require harnesses with non shock absorbing lanyards, but work safe BC does not require fall protection in scissor lifts, Ontario on the other hand, requires fall protection in any sort of mobile work platform, regardless of if it’s elevated or not.
Not familiar with BC legislation but for Manitoba, the only exception to the harness requirement is if you're not driving the scissor lift. As long as the lift remains stationary, you can go as high as you want without a harness.
Pretty sure its specified by work safe bc @ 3m, regardless of movement or not in a scissor lift. Most employers will require you to have a harness if your feet are above 6-9ft, or near a leading edge (regardless of height).
@@jzytaruk honest question, what would they accomplish? There is basically no way to fall off of ones of these without doing something dumb like climbing the rails.
Reminds me of 1) all the times I've seen people bump them and set them off in videos online, and 2) makes me think they expected somebody to use that closet as a grow room. Don't want any fires in the super hot grow room! lol
Anyone else read the title as “My Wife” and was ready to watch a half hour of Linus bragging about his wife and talking about how the company would be a flaming wreck without Yvonne? Or just me?
If you have not already, please put in some SFP blank covers in the vertical mounted fiber switches to prevent the empty slots getting filled with dirt/dust over time.
They said they already spoke to support at 12:48 and that they’re gonna get those blank covers from the manufacturer, but definitely agree, they also will probably not clean it out for like 6 years knowing LMG😂
Not that anyone cares but I probably would’ve clicked on this video way faster if I knew it was about the badminton/esports arena project from the title 🤷♂️ Great video, gents.
WorkSafeBC watching Linus and the cameraman on the lift without safety harnesses are facepalming so hard it can be heard throughout the lower main land. xD
This looks awesome! Good luck with it all! What makes me super excited is just this past week I made the decision to change out my crappy home internet system with a Ubiquiti system, and seeing you guys choosing the same product line makes me happy, makes me feel I made the RIGHT choice.
@@tatuvastera6416 It wasn't terribly loud for me, but I also don't have my sub cranked regularly. 😅 I just noticed it and thought there was something outside. Hahahah.
@@tatuvastera6416 @hemeon timestamps would help but if you mean the background hum around 7:45 for example, you guys need to adjust your subs properly… While noticeable when I went looking for it, it’s not a loud hum.
This reminds me of a ClanBOB comic. The characters created a gaming facility where people can pay to host LAN parties there, but when the first customer walked in, all he wanted to play was Minesweeper.
As long as you're not doing something stupid (like climbing up onto the guardrails) or leaving the lift while in the air, you shouldn't need fall arrest on a scissor lift. The rails are high enough to prevent you from falling out and there's no articulation (as there is in boom lifts) that could potentially tip you out. Speaking as someone who hits their head about 80% of the time I'm using a lift of any kind, a helmet wouldn't be a bad idea though. Also, OSHA has no jurisdiction over Canada (no idea what equivalent they have in the frozen north).
No safety glasses in an active construction site, shorts on a job site, someone is using a ladder and no 3 points of contact, doing a task not trained to do. This video is great for safety people. (Also for everyone saying OSHA is not in Canada, BC has the equivalent called OH&S. It's more strict than OSHA).
I have to say, this video has been sitting in my recommendations list for more than two weeks and only after they changed the title I clicked on it. Should I've known this was a badminton center update, I would have watched it immediately
As someone who has manage the install of hundred of racks, thousands of wifi/network pieces, thousands of cameras and obsessed with all things pc gaming.. i envy the guys doing the work getting this up and running. Bad a$$ guys.
Also I don't get how they expect 1U equipment installed in those slots to strengthen anything, it wouldn't make any difference to the part which was actually bending.
@@harrysmbdgs Egh it would have SOME effect, Harder for metal to buckle/bow if you are holding the top and bottom at a set distance from each other, would still flex but less than it was. I suspect it's mainly designed around half length stuff being in the 1U side spaces and at the top/middle where there's more support and full length servers on rails being everywhere else minimizing the flex/weight issues.
I used to cry in the comments about how bad my internet was on videos like these. But now my internet is quite decent and I’m happily watching in 4K 😍😍😍
That unstoppable WAN Show setup would be cool! In my opinion, there's no need to hook up the studio lights to backup power. Just the computer, audio equipment, camera, background colored lights, and network equipment. The studio lights turning off during a power outage (with the rest working just fine) would look even cooler and funnier.
I just FF'd from league, cuz my wifi decided to drop down to the 8th circle of hell and gave me twenty seven THOUSAND PING, just as i decided to go into a team fight. I love Eastern Europe
9:05 Linus, if you have not already, please consider having LMG purchase a fiber optic fusion splicer. I use a Fujikura FSM-80S at work and they are a Godsend compared to fast connects (mechanical splicing). A fusion splicer will also make it much easier to work with fiber in the long term and have an infinitely higher success rate on the splice. Fast connects are to be used in emergencies with a followup plan to replace the fast connect with a fusion splice. 17:18 I went on a scissor lift, and up to its maximum extension to terminate a cat6 cable, for the first time last year and also chose to work on my knees. The platform felt too wobbly when standing but more stable on my knees.
It's just not the right caliber of gear for a space like that. Ruckus, Cambium, Aruba, Juniper, Cisco, Extreme Networks, Fortinet, EnGenius, Mellanox etc are much more common to see in commercial installs.
They’re just talking about all these experimental features that they’re planning to run in a business, I prefer much more boring business networks Meraki, arista, Aruba, juniper, Palo Alto Just equipment you can set up and expect to just work without intervention.
They really should have hired a contractor to setup the networking and plan it out. Their unifi stuff is okay for homes or the office but if you are doing a large commercial area you need to get people that are really dedicated in that field to give you the best setup you can get. They would be knowledgeable of any potential problems and prevent them from the start, whereas I can see Linus and team encountering issues and making further videos of well this problem happened with our network.
The access control is a super cool concept. I’m not sure exactly what amenities or programs you’ll have in the building, but the potential is endless. Say I’m playing badminton and decide I want to go play in the VR room. I just hop on the app, purchase access for $12 a month, and it updates my key in real time. Only downside is you’ll always have the biggest challenge in security, people. Not sure how you’re going to prevent someone from just standing by the door until someone leaves and letting themselves in.
Linus is not "comfortable at high altitude"... so he is not a robot! ! ! My dear Linus! Everyone encounters similar circumstances at one time or another and I see that you seem to handle it quite well, as soon as you return to the technique. what a shame that I am so far away, this future center seems rather promising
@@DerekSmityeah, I agree. Unfortunately, the minister and most of the staff are ancient dinosaur (>50) who illiterate and know nothing about IT stuff. 😅
@@DerekSmitI agree. Unfortunately, minister of IT and most high ranking staff in my country are ancient dinosaur who don't understand even basic IT at all. AND THEY JUST ANNOUNCED THAT THET DON'T HAVE BACKUP!!! So we just lost 90% of our crucial critical condidential data 😅
Don't make this mistake with your NVR 13:15. Seagate should have given them SkyHawks. Don't use data center drives in your NVR, even if they are enterprise grade.
@@jamescollins6085 Desktop, NAS and Data Center drives write linearly; like a record player. Each surveillance drive can record around 32 1080p streams at once, across the entire platter. The Data Center drive has enough bandwidth to write for several cameras at once but if you add the workload of scrubbing and play back to it, expect a lot of hitching. Edit: There are Data Center drives with two sets of heads but this is cost prohibitive and may still cause issues.
I read the RUclips notification and thought it said "my wife is better than yours"
Same
Same here
Same
Read it the same way...had to read it again to get it right.
I don't have a wife so that would be correct
Linus every 3 months. MY WIFI IS TOO SLOW
LETS MAKE IT FASTER
im lucky to have a stable connection at least for a few hours a day (Germany)
@@Linkman8912 TOO SLOW 12 tb/s!
@@fbfarminghi9157 Light speed is too slow, we'll have to go right to LUDICROUS SPEED!
Even funnier when you learn that this has been under construction for the last 2 years... 😂
I only knew POS as "piece of shit" until after I went to a restaurant where the cash register was acting up. The manager told me "we're having POS problems" and I didn't question it because the cash register was acting like a POS. A while later I realized he meant Point of Sale. A while after that I realized he probably meant both.
It means both. Point of Sale stuff is fricking horrible
@@markoshark4697 Dead heat between Aloha stuff which is COM all the way down and Micros which uses XML files dropped into a Samba share to communicate between front and back of house systems tbh
yeah in that moment, he probably meant both POS' 😂
Then they perfectly transitioned into talking about POE...now I'm always gonna think of POE as Piece Of Excrement.
man how many rough drafts did you go thru to get to that incredibly lame joke?
Absolutely **LOVED** the 24:14 peek to see if the coast was clear...
I saw that and came to the comments, to see if anyone else found it funny 😂😂
@@StrawhatPanda07 Same! lol
SAME LMAO
Linus noticed, but he played it off quite well!! Great Job!
more like "are there any KIDS out here? no, ok ill creep elsewhere....."
Linus: I'll be gone for 2 weeks.
Jake: Me too.
Dan: Finally I can get some work done!
Everyone gonna get work done cuz they bother everyone.
Pretty much
Linus: Welcome to the Tai-WAN show, everyone!
Dan: ********
Linus for the gaming center PLEASE install ground fault protection! It's really important especially if it's a BYOD event and there's people with 20$ Aliexpress PSUs. Ground fault protection saves lives! Get your electrician and let them do that otherwise i can even fly over from Europe and do it for you for the price of equipment and the flight+stay
Fun fact: at 19:07 Linus violates the Canada Labour Code by moving the scissor lift horizontally without a harness
glad to know Canada has heir own Osha
We caught him lackin
Call the mounties
Its inconclusive. Do you have a measuring tape to measure if the platform is over 2.5 meters tall?
Snitch
Me watching this in 480p with it buffering : yeah no shit sherlock
Same. Don't even get me started about how long it took to load the replies to your comment. 0 replies. It took time to load...
i agree, the title is dumb
Me watching this in 4k with no buffering in sight : )
How is it still a thing in 2024?
480p? That’s luxury. I’m lucky to get 144p!
From a guy who works with fiber lasers: If y’all plan on using fiber cables frequently I’d recommend getting a splicer. The one I use is a Sumitomo Electric Type-Q101-CA. You will simply be fusing the two fibers together. It won’t affect performance and idiot proof. Splicer will tell you if it’s a good or bad splice and what Db lose you have. Splicing and putting on a splice protector is significantly easier and more reliable than those fast connect.
They were just trying to convert from one type of connector to another. By far the easy way to do that is to buy a short cable with different connectors in each end and use an adapter to connect them together. Will only cost you a few dollars and requires no skill or equipment at all. They should get some fiber cleaning gear however. Dirty connectors is the number one problem in fiber installations.
@@BaldurNorddahlthe connector was ordered but didn’t arrive on time
Remember kids, if you go up a scissor lift... Wear a harness to be attached to it. To prevent your potential fall. Don't be like Linus. Be safe.
Like holy heck, the amount of safety violations in that 30 second clip, lmao.
Not required. At least in the US
@@typoe99 Literally just took a fall prevention course in the US. OSHA requires hard hat/bump caps and harnesses if you're in a mechanized lift.
@@alliterationking2029 scissor lifts are classified as mobile work platforms, which do not require a harness. I literally just took my scissor lift certification in the US. The guardrails on a scissor lift qualify as the fall protection. www.osha.gov/laws-regs/standardinterpretations/2005-11-29-0
Don't care if it's mandatory or not, I'm hooking myself onto the the lift while going up, and to the supports when working
24:15 Lol the way he peaks through the door
i love it when i spot something and someone also sees it xd
I see meme potential there
I just peaked a rizzle...
It's crazy how Linus can just have this huge project as a side hustle because his main hustle is so damn profitable
My Wifi's much bigger than yours
My Wifi walks right through that door
With the feeling so pure
It's got you screaming back for more
In denial
We’re the cruel regulators smoking cigaro, cigaro
@@OrangeTheYoshi We're the cool regulators with the gigabit, gigabit, ethernet
Cigaro!
What a rollercoaster. I was like, I don't think I've heard that song, heard the riff, thought i recognized it, but then the lyrics were so goofy that i absolutely wouldve remembered it if I'd listened to it before
24:11 "Hello there"
"general kenobi"
Actually choked on my kush
His name is Tom, cause he be peeping😂
@@criz4rachiie Aha
Always love these more enterprise-level tech episodes, especially when it's tech you're actually using for a purpose and not just showcasing!
One thing I'll say relating to the doors is to make sure _every_ door can be opened from the inside manually, no software or electricity required. You don't want somebody getting stuck on the inside in case of emergency, or even just from a software bug!
Mine is much faster lol, 1.3G is nothing special. Having more with Wifi6 for over 2 years
@@MultiKylieminogue Good for you. Though how is that relevant to my comment you're replying to?
Single suite renovation/installation as depicted in this video is NOT "enterprise-level tech." The server/networking videos are definitely fun and arguably the most interesting LTT content (with the all-time most interesting LTT content being the original moving vlog series), but they definitely are not enterprise grade. The 24 hour access control is arguably the closest they come to an enterprise level issue, and they gloss over the subject for sake of keeping a relatively long video on pace.
@@terpfen - Define Enterprise.
I LOVE the floor plan overlay throughout the video. It really helps us visualize where you’re working and really feel like we are a part of the setup.
As someone who's been in the low voltage industry (Intrusion, Access Control, and CCTV) for about 15 years, I absolutely LOVE these videos!!! It's so nice to have a more "hobbyist" viewpoint, Keep up the great work!
Same same, but sometimes, it's a little painful. Since they do Roast my Rig videos, they should bring in some experts of these fields to roast their building infrastructure and security setups.
@@chrisneighbors1548 I'd love to see this!
Originally, I was going to comment about the lack of harness in a scissor lift, but as it turns out, per Canadian federal law, harnesses are not required on scissors if they have guardrails.
However, most provinces require harnesses with non shock absorbing lanyards, but work safe BC does not require fall protection in scissor lifts, Ontario on the other hand, requires fall protection in any sort of mobile work platform, regardless of if it’s elevated or not.
Not familiar with BC legislation but for Manitoba, the only exception to the harness requirement is if you're not driving the scissor lift. As long as the lift remains stationary, you can go as high as you want without a harness.
Pretty sure its specified by work safe bc @ 3m, regardless of movement or not in a scissor lift. Most employers will require you to have a harness if your feet are above 6-9ft, or near a leading edge (regardless of height).
@@jzytaruk honest question, what would they accomplish? There is basically no way to fall off of ones of these without doing something dumb like climbing the rails.
I'm not sure how true that is or if did change recently but I got in shit with worksafe BC for not having a harness on a scissor lift.
24:15 xD the door
"Did I hear high availability failover?"
@@CatatonicImperfect *DESIRE TO KNOW MORE INTESIFYS*
2:07 2:07
Your wifi might be faster but I can reach the top shelf.
Smells like a brunt canadian in here lmaoo
Damn savage
@@Tech-Link-RUclips almost like I answered a joke.. with a joke.
Height can't download GTA V in 2 minutes😎
But then again I have a 5 megabit connection😂
@@i_like_Peanuts I'll just put your computer on the top shelf. Play it up there!
The badminton transition slides were an amazing touch, good job editors
the sprinkler head in that little server room at 3:40 has me stressed tf out lmao
It's not a sprinkler, it's a Halon or similar gas fire extinguisher
Reminds me of 1) all the times I've seen people bump them and set them off in videos online, and 2) makes me think they expected somebody to use that closet as a grow room. Don't want any fires in the super hot grow room! lol
@@texxxasredHalon has been not legal for decades, but yes it is the gas release of a fire suppression system.
@@jetjazz05 I think you are the only one that thinks about grow rooms...
@@texxxasred It should be (for this application), but I don't believe it is.
17:51
"wap has a different meaning in english now"
proceeds to say.. "shes plugged"
🤣
I enjoy watching you solve these problems before my clients ask me to solve them, it has really helped
you don't have to rub it in man
Ngl I would rather watch Linus rub it in than watch him rub it out 😮
@@PrimetimeBJJayoooooooo
@@PrimetimeBJJ fair
@@PrimetimeBJJ nah i rather see him rubbing one out
@@p1nstarkcalm down bud
that little mini map for tracking where we are in the building is so frickin cool! big ups to whoever came up with that.
16:53 Linus: Im scared of heights. The Cameraman: I'm a cameraman, I'm invincible.
Anyone else read the title as “My Wife” and was ready to watch a half hour of Linus bragging about his wife and talking about how the company would be a flaming wreck without Yvonne? Or just me?
No but still funny
Yepper
Would be a good video. Would watch
I'd be interested in a video like this
No, that is what the WAN show is for.
If you have not already, please put in some SFP blank covers in the vertical mounted fiber switches to prevent the empty slots getting filled with dirt/dust over time.
or at lest some Cotton balls.....🤣
They said they already spoke to support at 12:48 and that they’re gonna get those blank covers from the manufacturer, but definitely agree, they also will probably not clean it out for like 6 years knowing LMG😂
@@YesNo-rz2dn thats for the side mount rack units in the rack, not the vertical switches in the bottom room
Not that anyone cares but I probably would’ve clicked on this video way faster if I knew it was about the badminton/esports arena project from the title 🤷♂️ Great video, gents.
1:48 If that cardboard slipped out from under Linus he would have been folded in half!
Lol I thought that as well
You could make a real dark comedy short with that.
And we'd have got it on video
Samsung Galaxy Fold user through and through
Thought that too hah
WorkSafeBC watching Linus and the cameraman on the lift without safety harnesses are facepalming so hard it can be heard throughout the lower main land. xD
Why would WorkSafeBC be face palming if they aren't required to where a harness in that situation?
This looks awesome! Good luck with it all! What makes me super excited is just this past week I made the decision to change out my crappy home internet system with a Ubiquiti system, and seeing you guys choosing the same product line makes me happy, makes me feel I made the RIGHT choice.
Video: *Showcases corner office for literally any reason*
My 12" subwoofer: "Let me sing you the song of my people."
Not many comments about this, but damn it was loud. Editors must have bad headphones/speakers to miss it.
@@tatuvastera6416 It wasn't terribly loud for me, but I also don't have my sub cranked regularly. 😅 I just noticed it and thought there was something outside. Hahahah.
Its quite terrible how loud it is with a subwoffer
Came here to complain about this. It's so easy to avoid I'm surprised they missed it
@@tatuvastera6416 @hemeon timestamps would help but if you mean the background hum around 7:45 for example, you guys need to adjust your subs properly… While noticeable when I went looking for it, it’s not a loud hum.
24:13 that little peek-a-boo scared me
19:51 If you're having Wi-Fi problems I feel bad for you son...
mine is very slow
Mine is extremely slow
Yes
@@kazi1Yes
You guys have a wifi?
Same, I'm stuck in like 2010 speeds.
I know you picked that color for the walls because badminton, but I like blue, and that's quite a pleasing shade of blue.
Linus fixes and changes his wifi more often than most people upgrade their computers.
Still alive? Yes, the building looks very much Aperture Science like at the moment. 08:19
We do what we must, because we can. 🤷🏻♂️
This reminds me of a ClanBOB comic. The characters created a gaming facility where people can pay to host LAN parties there, but when the first customer walked in, all he wanted to play was Minesweeper.
Oh man.. I could really use a new router now..
The title is not wrong tho😂
Why did I immediately read that as "My wife is better than yours"
Me too bruh 😅😅😅😅
close enough😅😅
Just as true
No helmet, no fall arrest on the scissor lift, OH&S going to be big mad 🤣
As long as you're not doing something stupid (like climbing up onto the guardrails) or leaving the lift while in the air, you shouldn't need fall arrest on a scissor lift. The rails are high enough to prevent you from falling out and there's no articulation (as there is in boom lifts) that could potentially tip you out. Speaking as someone who hits their head about 80% of the time I'm using a lift of any kind, a helmet wouldn't be a bad idea though.
Also, OSHA has no jurisdiction over Canada (no idea what equivalent they have in the frozen north).
@@johnkohniii2894also OSHA does not require to be tied off in a scissor lift either
No safety glasses in an active construction site, shorts on a job site, someone is using a ladder and no 3 points of contact, doing a task not trained to do. This video is great for safety people. (Also for everyone saying OSHA is not in Canada, BC has the equivalent called OH&S. It's more strict than OSHA).
13:43 "PDU, which is just fancy term for *big-ass power bar*" 😂
"My WiFi is better than yours"
Then there's people watching this vid with 3Mbps. So yeah, Linus, it is indeed better
I think you're confusing wifi with internet speed.
@@SlyNine I really wasn't pretending the joke to be taken that seriously, but whatever
3:25 That fire sprinkler is so nicely head high...
At 17:00
Linus: I'm so Unhappy
Meanwhile, the Cameramen is chilling directly behind him like the real Hero
that BMW E60 M5 0:02 🥵
This better end up being top comment😭
I believe it's Jake's
Yep peeped that.
@@benllewelyn98 He has/had three - some teenager crashed into one of them.
was looking for someone who also noticed
That E60 M5 just chilling in your parking lot. Lol.
Enough about Wi-Fi, what badminton court mats are you fitting in? 😉😂
Glad you changed your mind on the location of the core switch. Definitely nice to have a true MDF and multiple IDFs.
1:38 Finally, Jake got his fork-lift license.
That makes eating so much easier!!! 😋
This one's going in a roast video, that's fucked up
I work for a transit agency. We have probably well over 1000 cameras, and we only have like 90tb of storage. Your system is nutz!!
17:51 Linus casually forgetting to attach the strain relief before crimping. Haha.
24:15 lol, the way he peeks through the door
I have to say, this video has been sitting in my recommendations list for more than two weeks and only after they changed the title I clicked on it. Should I've known this was a badminton center update, I would have watched it immediately
Linus every minute:
I’m bored! Let’s flex on my wifi again.
I love the fire sprinkler positioned over the equipment
As someone who has manage the install of hundred of racks, thousands of wifi/network pieces, thousands of cameras and obsessed with all things pc gaming.. i envy the guys doing the work getting this up and running. Bad a$$ guys.
12:11 I would suggest more than blanking panels. Like rails that connect to the rear of the rack as well and installing the devices onto those rails.
Also I don't get how they expect 1U equipment installed in those slots to strengthen anything, it wouldn't make any difference to the part which was actually bending.
@@harrysmbdgs Egh it would have SOME effect, Harder for metal to buckle/bow if you are holding the top and bottom at a set distance from each other, would still flex but less than it was.
I suspect it's mainly designed around half length stuff being in the 1U side spaces and at the top/middle where there's more support and full length servers on rails being everywhere else minimizing the flex/weight issues.
Could they not simply install some of the server units into those vertical slots instead of only using the horizontal slots?
More videos like this! The new facility buildout is awesome and it's cool to see the tech you guys are going to use.
Title for me is like, yeah no shit I am someone with no money living in the middle of nowhere and this video only plays in 240p...
I used to cry in the comments about how bad my internet was on videos like these. But now my internet is quite decent and I’m happily watching in 4K 😍😍😍
I'm a sysadmin and really impressed with how smart Jake is. What is his actual role? Dude is great with tech.
My wifi brings all the boys to the yard...
NOOOOOO you beat me to it 😂😂😂
Danm right, its faster than yours, I could teach you, but everyone coming needs to be registered so could you please fill out this form...
Linus with gigabits of speed:My internet is so slow
24:13 😂someone's at the door guys
4:08 Therapist: Low Res Linus doesn’t exist, he can’t hurt you!
Low Res Linus:
'my wifi is better than yours' - a millionaire
'well yeah obviously' - me looking at my bank account with about £9 in it
It be like that sometimes but hopefully better financially stable days come again soon.
That unstoppable WAN Show setup would be cool! In my opinion, there's no need to hook up the studio lights to backup power. Just the computer, audio equipment, camera, background colored lights, and network equipment. The studio lights turning off during a power outage (with the rest working just fine) would look even cooler and funnier.
I just FF'd from league, cuz my wifi decided to drop down to the 8th circle of hell and gave me twenty seven THOUSAND PING, just as i decided to go into a team fight. I love Eastern Europe
back when league was new, i had satalite internet and would play with 3k ping regularly lol, rough times
Your wifi is trying to save you from the brainrot in league, I wish mine did.
Thats nothing i avarage at 180 to 300 ping daily and sometimes it dips into the thousands and my highest is 187k. And i tell it was not fun
Dota 2 got under 50 pings even on 4g. Just saying...
27 second ping is crazy
Safety vests on a Construction Site, solid move really shows LTT love for employee safety, Hard Hats............
And in the scissor lift, there should have been a safety harness and an arresting cord to keep him from hitting the floor.
I wonder if they had steel toes shoes. Seeing Jake tilt the rack with its feet underneath made me quite uncomfortable...
@@f22217 Linus can be seen wearing steel cap boots. They have yellow caps. EDIT: 00:48
9:05 Linus, if you have not already, please consider having LMG purchase a fiber optic fusion splicer. I use a Fujikura FSM-80S at work and they are a Godsend compared to fast connects (mechanical splicing). A fusion splicer will also make it much easier to work with fiber in the long term and have an infinitely higher success rate on the splice. Fast connects are to be used in emergencies with a followup plan to replace the fast connect with a fusion splice.
17:18 I went on a scissor lift, and up to its maximum extension to terminate a cat6 cable, for the first time last year and also chose to work on my knees. The platform felt too wobbly when standing but more stable on my knees.
"My Wifi is Better than Yours" yes linus we know.
When I saw the notification I thought it said "my wife is better than yours" 💀
Sprinkler head at 4:50 looks perfectly aimed to try and murder everything in the two vertical racks.
Unifi stuff sounds great on paper, but is so bad in practice. You guys must love constantly troubleshooting weird issues and updates that break stuff.
Unifi is all good until you have to do anything advanced / out of the ordinary and then you’re toasted
It's just not the right caliber of gear for a space like that. Ruckus, Cambium, Aruba, Juniper, Cisco, Extreme Networks, Fortinet, EnGenius, Mellanox etc are much more common to see in commercial installs.
They’re just talking about all these experimental features that they’re planning to run in a business, I prefer much more boring business networks
Meraki, arista, Aruba, juniper, Palo Alto
Just equipment you can set up and expect to just work without intervention.
They really should have hired a contractor to setup the networking and plan it out. Their unifi stuff is okay for homes or the office but if you are doing a large commercial area you need to get people that are really dedicated in that field to give you the best setup you can get. They would be knowledgeable of any potential problems and prevent them from the start, whereas I can see Linus and team encountering issues and making further videos of well this problem happened with our network.
@@nylohro4091 Seems like they also used LC/PC patch panels instead of APC. I'm sure their ISP will be "happy"
26:16 dual camera transition looked like a freaking movie
24:14 bro what is the guy in the back doing 😂
The access control is a super cool concept. I’m not sure exactly what amenities or programs you’ll have in the building, but the potential is endless.
Say I’m playing badminton and decide I want to go play in the VR room. I just hop on the app, purchase access for $12 a month, and it updates my key in real time. Only downside is you’ll always have the biggest challenge in security, people. Not sure how you’re going to prevent someone from just standing by the door until someone leaves and letting themselves in.
Thanks for letting me know your wife is faster than mine
Linus is not "comfortable at high altitude"... so he is not a robot! ! !
My dear Linus! Everyone encounters similar circumstances at one time or another and I see that you seem to handle it quite well, as soon as you return to the technique.
what a shame that I am so far away, this future center seems rather promising
minister of IT in my country should watch LTT. Our government's data center just got hacked last week, and they don't have backup. 😂
That's not really just ltt, having and testing backups is standard practice for at least 50 years now
LTT has come dangerously close to losing their data on multiple occasions now lmao
@@DerekSmityeah, I agree. Unfortunately, the minister and most of the staff are ancient dinosaur (>50) who illiterate and know nothing about IT stuff. 😅
@@DerekSmitI agree. Unfortunately, minister of IT and most high ranking staff in my country are ancient dinosaur who don't understand even basic IT at all.
AND THEY JUST ANNOUNCED THAT THET DON'T HAVE BACKUP!!!
So we just lost 90% of our crucial critical condidential data 😅
Okay linus stop bragging about your wifi.
WAP has a different meaning in English now. That had me floored :D
My brain just automatically said "ofc is better than me"
I read, "My wife is better than yours"
Top comment time?
Which would also be true
Me too
Jake: Nope you are not f***ing dropping this!
Did anyone else read that as "wife" at first? lmao
HAMMOND!! YOU BROKE THE SERVER RACK - Clarkson Tech Tips
Blue Avus M5 casually sits there 0:02
Did Jake loose weight?
nice try, i'm getting a router better than yours
The bass in the background of this video made my subwoofer rumble like crazy, especially in the Jake sections
With that sort of power, I'd be worried about the effect the rads were having on my nads.
They showed in the video that it can hardly handle direct line of sight lol
Don't make this mistake with your NVR 13:15. Seagate should have given them SkyHawks. Don't use data center drives in your NVR, even if they are enterprise grade.
Why not?
@@jamescollins6085 Desktop, NAS and Data Center drives write linearly; like a record player. Each surveillance drive can record around 32 1080p streams at once, across the entire platter. The Data Center drive has enough bandwidth to write for several cameras at once but if you add the workload of scrubbing and play back to it, expect a lot of hitching.
Edit: There are Data Center drives with two sets of heads but this is cost prohibitive and may still cause issues.
@@BansheeBunny Thanks for explaining, that's interesting.
Watching this as a construction manager it just makes me made at whoever he has doing the renovation.
Me watching this with my 2mb a second WiFi: yeah no sh!t 💀
jokes on you.. I WORK AT NASA!
nasa doesn't have high speed internet
@@falafeladv oh.. jokes on me then