when Galileo pointed his telescope at Jupiter in 1610 he was the first person to see the giant orbs attached to it by Springs his actual drawings compared night after night showed these bright spots moving back and forth past Jupiter exactly the same as if they were balls hanging off of Springs I mean yeah Galileo was looking at the moons of Jupiter but if you plot their motion back and forth and back and forth over time it forms a sine wave and that motion is mathematically identical to the motion of something bouncing up and down on a spring with a linear restoring force also sine waves over time from a side-on perspective that projects to dimension is down to one things in circular orbits look exactly like they're springing back and forth on giant coils of wire now I'm not saying that we should think of the moons of Jupiter is being held on by giant invisible Springs but it's a valid mathematical model when viewing them from a distance it'll make the same predictions about the motions of the moon's as the orbiting in circles due to invisible gravity model and one can be mathematically transformed into the other the moons of Jupiter aren't alone in having multiple mathematical descriptions projectiles and storms on earth experience a force called the Coriolis effect that causes them to turn but viewed from an external perspective at the projectiles and storms are what goes in a straight line while the Earth turns beneath them both models if you use them carefully make correct predictions about reality and quantum phenomena can be modeled in at least three different ways that all give the same predictions as a particle being guided by a spread-out pilot wave or as a spread out probability wave that collapses to a single point or as a particle exploring all possible paths it could take and interfering with itself along the way all three of these mathematical models suggest different ways of thinking about what's actually going on in quantum systems and the fact that all three of them give the same experimental predictions suggest that perhaps none of them is the right way to picture what's happening mathematical models give us nice easy to digest pictures of how the universe works moon's orbit around planets atoms bind together into molecules electrons are clouds of probability and so on but we need to be careful how much weight we give to the models in our heads or on our blackboards or computer screens due Jupiter's moons move like they're pulled back and forth by the invisible force of Springs or held in orbit by the invisible force of gravity or are they following helical paths which are actually straight lines in curved space-time the way we describe the world influences the way we think the world is even when there are other equally correct ways of describing the world that paint entirely different pictures from our own that's not to say we should accept wrong ideas but we should be aware that sometimes a different correct picture one we haven't considered is the one we need to see hey Henry here thanks for watching this video has been supported by audible.com as you may know a leading provider of audiobooks including fiction nonfiction and periodicals you can get a free 30-day trial at audible.com slash minutephysics and I'd like to recommend the book the power of habit by Charles Duhigg which explores how we form habits how to break them and how to use them to your advantage you can listen to the power of habit or another book of your choice with a free 30-day trial at audible.com slash minutephysics thanks again for watching and thanks to audible for supporting these


so guys we did it with finally at a quarter but since I'm almost at a quarter of a million subscribers I want to thank you guys so much for your support in this channel so to celebrate a little early I thought I'd make a sequel to a video I made back in mid 2017 it's time for more horrible Maps it was clear to see that you guys enjoyed seeing some of the awful maps that I found last time and many of you sent me bad maps over the past year and a half sadly I didn't think to save all of them but I saved enough to where I'm gonna share some really horrible Maps so thanks to everyone who sent some maps in but before we get started I'm going to thank Vikings war of clans for sponsoring this video Vikings war of clans is a massive multiplayer online browser strategy game where you can start a clan and earn your spot in digital Valhalla fighting other players in the digital Viking way you can team up with other clans too while you fight over money and resources fight for glory and get 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textbook and can never learn cartography again five out of ten map number two for this one we have another bad textbook map to be a little fair medieval borders can be meticulous and hard to draw and it wouldn't be the worst crime on the planet for students to not know how Europe and the 1300s looked on a map I'll even give them a lot of credit for including this giant lake that never existed in Europe mysteriously with the same borders of Ukraine not many textbooks would remember that also of course let's not forget that due to the bubonic plague Denmark took a lesson from Atlantean history and just sank their entire country so they wouldn't get infected which of course couldn't be undone until the Dutch gave them a helping hand with Napoleon's blessing beautiful map three out of ten map number three so this map is from I believe a Turkish textbook I'm not sure these borders are fascinating though Italy took over the French Alps France took over the Pyrenees Germany somehow still has all sauce Lorraine even though it's after World War One also Austrian Bulgaria are weirdly shrunk but still kind of the same shape like the Danube River is the northern Bulgarian border but Bulgaria's borders all the way down here but it's still the same shape like how does this happen people also Poland is shoving Czechoslovakia so much further south and so hard that there's no longer any border right here between them in Germany Denmark took back Holstein up you know I could probably spend five minutes on this map alone but I shouldn't so let's move on two out of ten for the fourth map the first extremely obvious thing to note is the lack of Greenland but that's okay because Greenland never has any data on anything anyway so that's reasonable but how could they forget about boffin island the most important island north of Canada also in this spot there are three species of perched birds not two but other than that there's hardly anything about this map nothing else wrong with it nothing at all nope nothing African swallow or European swallow out of ten for the fifth map this map is utterly horrifying for a number of reasons one overlapping empires on top of each other rarely works in maps but also all of these shapes are wrong phowa Nisha isn't even on land they colored fo Nisha in the part of the water between actual phone Isha and Cyprus for Rome they forgot to take several of the Mediterranean island's Qin and Han not only didn't have this shape but they didn't even have the same shape like at all and it's the same with the Mario and Gupta empires too and why did they make three different Persian empires for this when they're all so different why does this map even exist everything about this map is wrong also this list of cities is interesting because not only are none of them labeled anywhere but two of them are in the Americas so they couldn't even be properly labeled on here anyway this is cartographic disaster in Carnot's zero out of ten wait looks like I got one more minute nope out of ten thanks for watching the video everyone I hope you hated these maps just as much as I did and I could totally see this becoming the more regular series on the channel as the number of bad maps out there is limitless at this point also special thanks to my patrons for supporting this channel and if you're generous enough to join their numbers you can see most of my videos early I member Tiger star and I'll see you guys next


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the
joker
this
is
just
an
ordinary
frog
but
the
rest
of
us
it's
crazy
frog
what's
so
crazy
about
him
perhaps
it's
that
he's
got
his
little
schmeckle
hanging
out
for
the
rest
of
the
world
to
stare
at
and
he's
proud
of
it
just
look
at
him
making
eye
contact
with
you
mouth
a
gap
as
you
soak
in
the
side
of
that
little
schwantz
perhaps
it's
the
sound
he
makes
or
perhaps
it's
the
outsized
cultural
influence
he's
had
considering
that
his
mainstream
popularity
springs
from
a
premium
ringtone
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you
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iphone
ringtone
and
have
people
in
the
room
reach
for
their
pockets
but
it
didn't
used
to
be
that
way
back
into
the
early
2000s
that
myspace
era
ethos
of
customizing
absolutely
everything
to
express
yourself
of
course
extended
to
ringtones
so
much
so
that
the
zoomers
in
the
audience
will
be
surprised
to
hear
that
some
people
actually
paid
money
for
ringtones
and
in
the
ringtone
economy
lies
the
story
of
crazy
frog
but
the
story
actually
begins
well
before
that
1997
gothenburg
sweden
the
home
of
in
flames
at
the
gates
and
as
it
were
crazy
frog
a
group
of
young
friends
had
gotten
into
customizing
their
mopeds
with
all
their
two-stroke
engines
firing
off
one
of
these
kids
daniel
malmadol
imitated
the
sounds
they
made
[Music]
his
friends
completely
lost
their
[ __ ]
they
had
never
heard
something
so
hilarious
so
he
went
to
his
computer
and
recorded
his
impression
to
listen
to
it
over
and
over
again
created
a
file
named
tutuktar
that
mp3
driven
to
tears
over
how
funny
this
was
one
of
his
friends
uploads
daniel's
recording
it
begins
to
spread
across
the
swedish
internet
and
eventually
reaches
a
researcher
for
a
swedish
tv
show
daniel
is
then
invited
to
perform
the
sound
on
tv
after
the
appearance
the
file
spreads
even
more
eventually
reaching
international
audiences
it
reaches
its
highest
international
heights
in
a
pitch-shifted
form
most
popularly
the
way
that
i
first
heard
and
probably
how
a
lot
of
you
first
heard
it
a
little
something
called
the
insanity
test
so
the
insanity
test
was
a
website
that
displayed
a
formula
one
race
car
and
it
had
three
steps
step
1
turn
on
the
speakers
and
allow
the
page
to
load
fully
step
2
stare
at
the
picture
without
laughing
for
60
seconds
if
you
start
laughing
consider
yourself
legally
insane
60
seconds
with
the
sound
playing
staring
at
a
formula
in
a
race
car
did
you
pass
the
test
or
are
you
insane
so
the
insanity
test
makes
its
way
around
the
internet
through
emails
into
the
messages
and
whatnot
goes
through
the
normal
meme
life
cycle
getting
super
popular
for
a
while
and
then
fizzling
out
although
you
know
over
the
course
of
several
months
as
opposed
to
a
few
hours
like
memes
do
now
so
this
thing's
done
and
forgot
about
but
then
several
years
later
in
the
spring
of
2003
we
returned
to
sweden
this
time
it's
the
animator
named
eric
vernquist
eric
was
sent
the
audio
by
a
friend
and
he
had
never
heard
it
before
with
his
mind
completely
untainted
by
swedish
television
or
the
insanity
test
he's
inspired
to
create
something
he
wanted
to
make
a
character
that
looked
like
he
would
be
making
that
sound
as
he
would
later
explain
he
wanted
to
make
something
funny
and
he
wanted
to
make
something
that
would
go
viral
and
really
this
is
one
of
the
only
times
that
someone
wanted
to
make
something
viral
and
it
actually
worked
as
opposed
to
just
being
an
embarrassing
flop
this
was
an
embarrassing
success
and
after
two
months
of
work
in
light
wave
7.5
on
october
15th
2003
he
uploads
a
website
and
animation
featuring
a
character
that
he
calls
the
annoying
thing
[Music]
[Music]
he
shares
it
to
a
forum
for
animators
cgtalk.com
where
it
received
immediate
praise
from
eric's
fellow
posters
who
proceeded
to
share
it
all
over
the
place
leading
the
viewers
to
grow
to
several
thousands
a
day
within
a
couple
months
eric
had
gone
viral
as
he'd
intended
2004
comes
around
and
eric
is
contacted
by
a
representative
of
the
german
company
jamba
aka
jamster
in
the
us
and
some
other
countries
for
the
uninitiated
jamster
was
a
company
at
the
forefront
of
the
emerging
market
of
paid
phone
ringtones
and
their
ads
were
totally
inescapable
just
day
in
and
day
out
you'd
see
jamster's
ranking
covers
of
popular
songs
for
your
phone
featuring
a
cast
of
colorful
cg
characters
and
one
look
at
their
overall
aesthetic
and
it's
clear
to
see
why
this
character
would
be
such
a
good
fit
for
jamster
so
it
makes
sense
that
eric
would
eventually
describe
the
jabba
representative
who
spoke
to
him
as
being
very
pushy
but
eventually
the
pushy
man
convinces
him
to
allow
jamba
to
use
the
annoying
thing
to
market
ringtones
and
they
would
also
hash
out
a
separate
deal
for
daniel
malmodoll
the
guy
who
created
a
sound
after
having
proven
his
ownership
the
original
sound
by
recreating
it
over
the
phone
for
eric
but
of
course
something
with
the
name
annoying
thing
isn't
necessarily
going
to
be
a
great
marketing
tool
so
pretty
quickly
after
this
deal
is
struck
they
rename
it
to
crazy
frog
something
that
eric
actually
wasn't
very
happy
about
i
didn't
care
what
they
decided
to
call
it
but
if
i
had
known
that
this
was
going
to
be
such
a
big
thing
i
would
obviously
not
have
allowed
them
to
use
that
stupid
name
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
character
it
is
not
a
frog
and
it
is
not
particularly
crazy
either
wait
a
second
if
the
crazy
frog
is
just
a
regular
frog
eric
that
could
only
mean
one
thing
[Music]
in
any
case
perhaps
the
name
change
was
the
right
move
as
from
this
point
crazy
frog
would
become
a
massive
sensation
selling
an
unbelievable
amount
of
ringtones
to
people
who
are
for
some
reason
willing
to
pay
for
that
sort
of
thing
this
period
in
time
there
definitely
was
a
type
of
guy
that
just
wanted
to
have
the
most
annoying
ringtone
possible
for
whatever
reason
so
crazy
frog
was
definitely
a
hit
with
those
people
and
of
course
we
gotta
address
the
elephant
in
the
room
the
dick
we
gotta
talk
about
crazy
frog's
dick
for
some
reason
when
eric
was
envisioning
the
type
of
creature
that
makes
that
noise
he
imagined
having
a
little
baby
dick
i
was
in
the
pool
which
of
course
would
eventually
become
a
problem
as
the
thing
of
the
children
crowd
didn't
want
kids
to
have
their
minds
twisted
by
the
bizarre
sight
of
crazy
frog's
crazy
johnson
in
the
uk
several
complaints
were
made
to
the
advertising
standards
authority
about
crazy
frog's
dick
claiming
that
it
was
inappropriate
for
children
but
the
thing
is
the
commercial
was
already
deemed
inappropriate
for
children
because
it
contained
the
premium
rate
phone
number
in
other
words
this
thing
didn't
air
on
children's
show
to
begin
with
so
no
action
was
actually
taken
by
the
british
government
however
wanting
to
avoid
anything
that
could
potentially
threaten
the
bottom
line
jamster
blurred
and
eventually
entirely
removed
crazy
frog's
penis
f
in
the
chat
for
crazy
frog's
penis
later
in
april
of
2005
crazy
frog
would
face
more
serious
allegations
crazy
frog
is
a
scam
artist
you
see
you're
up
late
one
night
drunk
as
[ __ ]
watching
reruns
of
tough
crowd
with
colin
quinn
and
every
commercial
break
there's
a
crazy
frog
ad
playing
two
or
three
times
and
you're
like
you
know
what
that's
exactly
what
i
need
to
spruce
up
my
motorola
razer
phone
so
you
buy
the
crazy
frog
ringtone
a
month
later
you
get
another
charge
from
jamster
and
you're
like
wait
what
the
[ __ ]
you
realize
that
you
didn't
just
buy
a
raindrop
you
subscribed
to
a
monthly
ringtone
service
a
service
that
is
seemingly
impossible
to
actually
unsubscribe
from
and
in
this
instance
the
complaints
were
deemed
to
actually
have
merit
and
job
was
forced
to
make
the
nature
of
its
service
clearer
but
despite
these
hiccups
crazy
frog
was
still
by
all
standards
a
runaway
success
so
they
thought
hey
wait
a
minute
we
got
to
make
more
stuff
well
luckily
for
them
daniel
malmodel
had
all
kinds
of
crazy
sounds
he
was
more
than
willing
to
perform
for
jamba
in
an
interview
with
bbc
he
spoke
of
all
the
amazing
sounds
he
can
make
i
have
lots
of
sounds
daniel
said
i
always
tend
to
imitate
a
lot
of
stuff
in
my
environment
at
work
at
home
with
my
friends
could
be
anything
even
a
door
opening
then
with
a
combination
of
shrieks
and
engines
he
demonstrates
his
imitation
of
the
opening
of
a
spaceship's
door
one
sound
he
recorded
was
based
on
an
old
amiga
game
it
sounds
very
funny
and
i
had
to
imitate
it
so
i
sent
it
to
a
company
who
would
investigate
if
it
could
be
a
hit
sadly
though
the
company's
reaction
was
just
to
wonder
if
the
crazy
frog
had
lost
it
i
just
picture
the
poor
guy
sitting
in
a
bar
and
telling
anybody
who
will
give
him the
time
of
day
hey
kid
remember
crazy
frog
that's
me
i'm
the
crazy
frog
and
he
goes
off
making
his
noises
it
was
producer
wolfgang
boss
who
realized
that
perhaps
there
was
money
in
making
entire
crazy
frog
songs
and
for
that
task
he
would
collaborate
with
producer
reinhardt
reif
who
would
sample
clips
in
the
original
file
and
cut
them
into
popular
ringtone
songs
and
when
necessary
voice
the
frog
himself
at
the
time
they
decided
to
make
this
song
the
most
popular
ringtone
song
is
axel
f
from
beverly
hills
cops
so
they
figure
hey
you
know
what
we
take
crazy
frog
we
combine
with
axle
f
we
got
money
here
it
was
just
the
logical
most
profitable
course
of
action
for
them
this
cover
accompanied
by
a
music
video
created
by
eric
workquest
and
his
employers
cactus
films
is
released
on
may
23rd
of
2005
and
its
first
week
it
becomes
the
number
one
single
in
30
different
countries
and
that
was
that
the
crazy
frog
was
a
pop
star
between
2005
and
2009
several
albums
and
singles
are
released
as
well
as
a
ton
of
merchandise
and
two
racing
games
despite
its
success
however
the
purely
commercial
nature
of
something
he
had
initially
made
for
fun
seemed
to
leave
kind
of
a
bad
taste
in
eric
wornquist's
mouth
he
speaks
about
this
in
an
interview
conducted
in
2012
i
was
along
for
for
the
ride
and
and
i
made
some
money
as
well
and
and
and
and
i
understood
of
course
that
that
that
was
the
point
of
of
the
whole
thing
so
but
it
was
just
hard
i
mean
it's
it's
it
is
hard
uh
if if
if
you
have
any
artistic
ambition
to
to
take
part
of
a
of
a
i
mean
purely
commercial
circus
as
this
was
and
he
was
also
worried
about
it
being
his
only
legacy
i
was
asked
one
time
by
by
a
reporter
if
if
i
wanted
it
to
save
to
say
a
crazy
frog
on
my
tombstone
and
and
of
course
i
i
don't
as
of
now
i
guess
that's
what
it's
gonna
say
if
i
if
i
die
tomorrow
but
i
hope
that
will
will
change
in
any
case
as
with
all
things
the
public
eventually
grew
tired
of
crazy
frog
especially
with
its
absurdly
ubiquitous
advertising
that
at
one
point
was
estimated
to
have
been
witnessed
by
10
percent
of
the
british
population
over
60
times
after
the
release
of
his
19
track
album
everybody
danced
now
in
2009
he
just
kind
of
quietly
faded
from
existence
never
to
be
seen
or
heard
from
again
outside
of
moments
where
people
would
be
like
hey
remember
crazy
frog
that
is
at
least
until
over
a
decade
later
on
april
22nd
of
2020
guess
who's
back
hashtag
crazyfrog
hashtag
new
album
the
crazyfrog
official
that's
right
crazy
frog
is
back
a
new
album
is
coming
with
reinhardt
wraith
returning
to
the
project
although
granted
as
of
me
making
this
video
it's
a
year
and
a
half
later
and
no
album
has
been
released
yet
but
this
twitter
account
is
still
regularly
updated
sharing
fan
content
and
posting
occasional
teasers
and
updates
implying
that
the
album
is
still
actually
in
the
works
but
anyway
that's
the
story
of
crazy
frog
so
far
if
you
like
this
video
check
out
my
video
about
the
man
with
the
golden
voice
i'm
out
[Music]
[Applause]
the
big
shot


hello everybody and welcome back to another video now in today's video as you guys can probably see by the nice setup that we have here we're gonna be doing yet another video involving the famous five dollar or Windows 98 PC now I have done so many videos on this computer if you guys are a regular viewer of this channel you probably know all about this computer but in today's video we're gonna actually be doing something a little bit different instead of installing an unofficial Windows version or an old version of Windows we're going to be installing a very early distribution of Linux now we've did this one other time with caldera open linux but today we're gonna be focusing on the first-ever version of Ubuntu Linux called 4.10 now the keen-eyed among you out there might have some questions about the name well if this is the first version of ubuntu why is it version 4.1 oh well that's because that Ubuntu actually uses a bit of a different naming scheme when they actually named their versions at least with the version number they don't just start at version 1 and work their way up they actually named their releases after the month and the year that they came out so this one right here came out in October of 2004 so the four corresponds to the year and the point 100 corresponds to the month so without any further ado let's just jump right into him this video is brought to you by hosting er an affordable all-in-one website hosting provider get 15% off on any of their web hosting plans by clicking the link in the video description alright so we're gonna go ahead and start off by actually while powering on the machine and we're going to put this CD into the computers cd-rom drive right here and I'm gonna go ahead and actually focus on the monitor a little bit so you guys can actually see everything just a little bit better and we are going to it should be set up to boots right from the CD we're gonna see if it actually does that here ok perfect check that out so we're gonna first enter the boot here and it should begin to actually load the operating system so here we go now as I mentioned in that other video in that little teaser video I actually use this interface before but I believe that this you know since this is the very first version of Ubuntu it is actually I don't believe there's like a graphical install you why everything is using the standard text base installer so we're gonna go with the English for the main language and we're going to choose our location which we're in the United States we are going to it should ask for a key map the American English key map and now it should detect all of the hardware now hopefully it will be able to find it will be able to actually see the hard drive because I believe that was the issue with the other machine that I was using is it wasn't able to actually see the hard drive because it was a I assumed it was a SATA hard drive which apparently this just does not recognize so it should hopefully see this machine's hard drive and allow us to create a new partition on it and figuring Network so this is what it did before we don't actually need to do this we're just gonna hit continue I don't remember the screen being read though maybe that's just me we're gonna go with Ubuntu let's say for 104 the host name why not and now it's going to detect disks and all other hardware and setting up the partition er this is something that it did not do before so that is ok perfect so it's it's actually found the drive thank you so it actually worked this time so we're just going to erase ok so it has an ext 3 partition now which is what we want so we're going to finish partitioning and we are going to write these changes to the disk and it looks like I have to plug in my camera so let me go ahead and do that really quick here ok so the camera is plugged in it's not going to die now so that is definitely a good sign right now it is creating the ext3 file system for this new partition that it's just created here so that is you know definitely a good sign that yeah this was able to actually find the hard disk because that was literally the biggest problem we had with doing it on that Dell laptop for some reason I thought this machine didn't meet the minimum system requirements but it turns out that it does I was just looking at the wrong page for the Ubuntu system requirements so yeah we're just going to let it install everything here and in the meantime I guess I could show you guys something pretty cool I did a video on these like way long ago this was actually I might even have it unlisted I don't even know if I still have it on my channel so this release right here was the very first release of Ubuntu and something that canonical did which is the parent company basically they not only offered this online as a free download they also would literally ship you a CD of this operating system for completely free they had a service called ship it and it's not around anymore I believe that it ended in 2010 or 2011 but I actually used this very service to get the Ubuntu Kubuntu and Ubuntu server 10 point o for LTS long serve or long term support releases this is what you would be shipped and I paid nothing for this I literally won online to this website I believe this was the last version by the way that they did this with but you could go online you know to the website you could pick however many it was between these three so I ended up doing I think I did one where I got just these two and then it did another order where I got this one here and you you just literally you know put in your name but in your address and they would send it to you it came from like the Netherlands I think so I mean they obviously had to pay a decent amount of money to ship it like around the world from I want to say it shipped from the Netherlands I still have the actual packaging somewhere but I mean they I mean this is a this is this honestly looks like something you would get on the shelf in a store I mean it's this just wonderfully designed packaging on the back it's kind of like a little slogan Explorer boon to like it install it love it when you open it up here I mean it's just a you know little standard CD sleeve it tells you some information about the operating system it tells you that you can you know you have full rights to you know copy this you can share it with other people the disk itself looks pretty nice as well so yeah I just thought that you know this was pretty cool this was kind of one of the things that made me want to do this video right here is cuz I was going through some of my stuff and I found these and I was like you know what I well I want to see what the first version of this looks like and I'm sure that you guys might want to see that too if you've you know never seen it before maybe you tried out this version but never experienced the very first version and yeah it's the same version with a Kubuntu or qaboun to however you want to say it very very similar packaging and who bun to server is um a little bit different it's a little bit darker packaging it's not white on the inside it's more of this brown color looks very cool and yeah the server disc looks very very sleek and nice as well so yeah that is something that you're not really gonna see a whole lot of anymore is ubuntu ship it you know physical CDs that they would actually send you but yes they did it with the very first version and they did all the way up I want to say ten point oh four was the last version now I would assume that most people when they actually use these you know when they actually went online they would probably just download it from economical as a website but it was pretty nice that they gave you this option right here like this physical you know CD option but hey speaking of websites if you guys want to actually make your own website maybe you're you know thinking about doing that maybe you're in the process of starting a new business or 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screen here and you well you can't really see it cuz it's off camera but the system has a ejected the cd-rom so that is a good sign and now it's telling us that we need to remove the installation media and it wants us to actually boot the system from the hard disk we're going to go ahead and press ENTER here and now it's going to reboot and hopefully if everything goes well it should boot from the hard disk and maybe this annexed portion will be a bit more graphical but like I said I'm not 100% sure since I've never actually tried this out before this is kind of my first time experiencing lubuntu so I'm gonna kind of be doing this with you guys here and yes that is a good sign so it's actually maybe probably see right there it is decompressing Linux okay now it's booting the kernel alright so here we go now you can probably see that this monitor that this monitor has done this for some reason it gets like really really screwed up with the positioning I'm not really sure what the deal is like it's it's just like really it's just like oversized I don't know like it's and you can see that like when I go to the edge here that's the edge of this one side but it's like super and almost he's like be zoomed out and I don't understand this like I don't know if there's a way to actually like resize I mean like you can resize the on screen display but you can't actually like change the positioning of the like make the image a little bit smaller basically so I've got it set up the best we can at the moment hopefully we can change some more things from the system options once we can boot into it but now it's going to so this is the base system configuration service and go through this we're in the Eastern time zone this is gonna ask you your pretty standard questions name for the new user will just put Michael I'll hit OK and username for your account can we skip putting in a password perfect okay because I don't want put a password on here you seemed you've entered nothing oh never mind I spoke too soon you seemed you heard nothing for the password that is not secure please again okay so we do have to actually enter in a password we will put in mg D as the password if I can type that correctly M J and D okay I don't actually use that for my real password guy so don't try to actually log in any any my accounts and won't work okay Ubuntu provides additional software and timely security updates via the internet these updates may be tracked each time yeah so this is just you know gonna tell you about downloading software we want to download salt from the internet but we don't have any internet connection at the moment so we're gonna just go ahead and skip this for now well that definitely worked out so this has definitely been much more of a slick of a success Matoo try not not to like jinx myself here because I'll I've like had it before where I say this is going great and then like literally you know two minutes later it you know spits out some fatal error then I can't like you know proceed as normal anymore so but everything at the moment looks to be looks to be just fine and we'll see if it stays that way so just so you guys know these system requirements for this OS you need to have an Intel x86 based processor they do have some other versions or some other flavors of it that run on other platforms including the 68k like the motorola 6800 that processor which I find incredibly hard to believe and I was like it just got me thinking I was like wait a second can we run this thing on like the original Macintosh but then I was actually looking at the actual system requirements said that this needs and well obviously no it needs 32 Meg's of RAM in 110 megabytes of hard drive space which the original Mac does not have it doesn't even have a hard drive but apparently if they're listing their stats correctly and this was from the official website and obviously it is archived now but apparently it can run on the 68k or at least a variant of it that's probably not like the one that the you know original Mac used but I just thought that was kind of interesting I thought I was gonna like do some video of trying to like put this on my se which obviously is not not really gonna work out very well but yes you can see that we're kind of just in a you know it's still setting up everything got a lot of text going on on the screen letting us know we know what it's doing and hopefully if everything goes well now this is again booting off of the actual hard drive it's copied everything over correctly so like I said we are just kind of waiting for it to give us something to do so I will come back once that happens all right so every size or not memory sized I have readjusted the camera viewing angle here so you guys can hopefully see everything a little bit better after a very long process of it you know setting everything up installing you know certain packages certain features it is now done so it comes up with this screen thank you for choosing Boone to set up of your bun to system is complete you may now log in okay so we're gonna press okay and now it is starting the gnome display manager so now we should actually boot into gnome and it's going to okay so Auto adjusting that's definitely a good sign we'll see if the okay yes I remember this cursor I I think this this cursor was used it might actually still be used in Ubuntu today I just remember that a little loading cursor there and check this out this looks like super cool this is yeah this is this is the first version right here now I'm gonna go ahead and you can see there's this black bar over here on the side I'm going to go ahead and reposition the oh I guess it actually oh okay I guess the monitor fixed it for us but I want to go ahead and move this over a little bit so that it is properly centered which looks to be at 65 so we will do that here and we're gonna log in so our username is okay no I don't exit please okay thank you so our user name is Michael if I can spell my own name correctly password is MJ D and here we go we are now logging in so check this out okay we got our it kind of reminds me of like a Mac OS like an early Mac OS style startup screen there kind of reminds me of that but still pretty cool nonetheless and here is our desktop yeah it looks like in this version they haven't even the they still have the standard like gnome foot up here like the standard gnome logo in future versions they have their own logo here on the applications menu so that is interesting a lot of these icons actually might be the standard no my cons because I know this is not like normally this some about Ubuntu is the Boone's you logo I believe at least so maybe there's still some know my cons in here because this is again the very first version of this OS that was ever released and now it's definitely like one of the most popular if not the most popular Linux distro out there so yeah but this is this is a word that it got its start so it comes bundled with Mozilla Firefox this is let's see what what version this is here is Firefox 0.9 point 3 which is a very early version of Firefox we're not even on version 1.0 so yeah there you go the mouse is ok it just kind of froze there for a second but we're back obviously we can't actually go to any web sites I wonder if we can go to I wonder if they had the about um Mozilla page in here yes they did so they still have the expert from the book of Mozilla in here let's take a look at what actually comes bundled on this system right off the bat you might notice a very very nice feature that like Windows is just doing now with Windows 10 of course one of those heading came out like what five years ago but we've got multiple desktops that's what this little thing is down here I can go ahead and say on this last desktop I open up a game of blackjack so if I have this game of blackjack opened up here what I can then do is go to another one of my screens one of my virtual monitors and you can see by this little icon you might be able to see probably can't even really see it at all that tiny little icon down there in the bottom if the camera wants to focus thank you you can see Oh apparently just moved to the first it just moved to the first monitor but anyway um so yeah the that that little square there actually if you move the window around it will you can see in the bottom there will actually moving around so it actually corresponds to where it is on the screen but when I change to a different desktop now on this desktop you see there's nothing so that is a very nice feature that not like it's unique to this OS or anything a lot of different Linux distros did this but it just took a while for like a Windows 10 to catch on so you know what we're just gonna do is kind of browse through this OS a little bit and you know just have some fun I mean this is you know kind of cool I'm sure some of you guys watching this might have never seen this before I personally this is my first time using this so we're gonna go ahead and just jump into it and see what we actually got in here so first thing I want to do is go to the about screen I've tried to do this like when we first booted up and it didn't do anything ok here we go oh it tries to load okay that that's why the Thea web browser came up so it actually tries to load the boon to website so there's not an actual like built-in about screen like there is in some of the future versions or in some of the newer versions rather we do have a help tool we have like a bit of a run command here where you can open this up and just type in a specific application go to my home folder and you know press enter and it will actually open this up in the file browser the file browser here looks pretty basic there's not like a sidebar or anything it kind of reminds me of like a Windows ya and it's especially the fact that it opens up in multiple windows it kind of reminds me of like a Windows 95 style file browser because it literally opens everything up in a separate window which is exactly how Windows 95 work so pretty neat about so this is called a nautilus I believe is is you know how you pronounce it and this is the like known file manager so this isn't anything unique to Boone 2 at all it's just a gnome program which I assume kind of as I was saying it looks like a lot of these in here are going to be that way they're just going to be known programs that one too just has in here I don't believe they have you know there's obviously no like Ubuntu app store that you know like there is today there is there's nothing like that this right here is the G calc tool this is again another no I believe it's gnome with the G prefix and this is just from the free software foundation we have a character map a dictionary we had a text editor we can open this up and see what what this is about this is actually G edit okay so that's another you know no tool sister standard you know text editor I don't believe there's like any office suites bundled in here actually that yes there is there is okay there's openoffice.org I totally stand corrected so we have openoffice.org assist probably in a older version of it wow this is a fan office 1.1 man so this is a this is a super old version games there's a decent amount I mean there's a lot of games in here actually pretty much all of these are probably gnome games for in a row is actually a bit like Connect four so we'll just go to help here and a balance so this is yeah G next this is another gnome game so we can create a new game you know playing Connect four against a computer so let's leave that kind of open their games you can see there's just a whole bunch in here we have mines nibbles robots same gnome stones tetra vex is in here as well there's a variant of that under graphics we have internet we have obviously Firefox with a pretty cool looking logo access yeah I think that's just the standard like nomal web browser logo we have no meaning which is apparently a meeting tool a mail client an instant messenger called game or I guess name if you use the saionji which is obviously a play on AIM x chat IRC multimedia we have a CD player music player a sound recorder a movie player this is probably just you know something like Windows Media Player yeah so it's just your standard media player right there pretty cool office where we were took a look at and system tools there's probably be a decent amount of stuff we got obviously terminal a root terminal we can make a a new log and we can run something as a different user it's a lot of actually very useful stuff in here a bug report tool configuration editor system monitor going to open and opened that up here so here's your system monitor obviously shows you all of the different processes that are currently running how much memory that they're taking I'm very similar to like a Windows task manager or activity monitor on OS 10 or Mac OS a very task manager ESCA looking graph here showing you your CPU and memory usage we can obviously go over to the computer menu this is where you're going to actually be able to browse your filesystem go to your home folder change your desktop preferences which there's a ton of stuff in here that we can change screen savers sounds we can change the theme if we want to I wonder if there's any more bundled themes in here yes there is so there is the bun to theme which is the human theme we could also change this to the gnome theme if we wanted to as you can see this is how that looks it's also like it changes instantly you don't have to actually hit apply or anything that's actually very nice we go with a traditional theme so yes there's definitely a lot of customization options right out of the box there's a a tool to configure palm OS devices I actually have one of those I don't think I have it with me at the moment but I do have an old palm device maybe we'll have to actually try it on on this system one day but you can see there's just a ton of stuff in here there you have it that is a very very brief demonstration and installation of Ubuntu or boon to 4.10 on the famous five-dollar windows 98 PC so guys if you enjoyed this video I just want to encourage you guys to give it a thumbs up be sure to get subscribed down below if you want to see more videos like this in the near future also be sure to drop me a comment down below with any you know comments questions video suggestions anything that you guys have to say be sure to leave it down below be sure to let me know your thoughts on this video as well did you guys enjoy this one did you guys not enjoy this one definitely be sure to let me know down below as they always do reading what you guys have to say and as always just want to thank you all so much for watching and I will see you the next video [Music]


she said well baby I'd be happy to do that I was like thank you I'm living in Athens Georgia after college I'm working as an artist having a great time liked Athens a lot because it was full of a lot of colorful interesting people it was a very small town that still had sort of a microcosm of all the ingredients of a big town you know we had a few prostitutes and a few drug dealers and a few homeless people I was married soon at the time who had worked in an emergency room one of my social group where er people also knew a lot of law enforcement people so I sort of knew the names of some of these people a little bit of their backstory and they got this sort of almost like a cryptozoological type of quality to them like you go meet your friend for dinner and it would you would say hey you know jazzy they tried to shake me down for some cash today or I saw a homeless Jedi out on the east side of town how did he get out there or I saw a diamond again working to gas station so we'd have these little spottings of these people and they were sort of like little celebrities and you know and I don't you know judge anybody by how they make their living and you know everybody regardless of what they do for a living I think there are heart good people so I was driving a 1980 international scout I still have this truck it was the long-wheelbase truck cab at a diesel in it from the factory and it was a rock crawler at the roll cage and the big tires no locking diffs and all that kind of stuff and I played with it hard I love this truck I still have it but you know as often happens with trucks you play really hard off-road the drivetrain tends to take a beating and you know you don't always hear the warning signs of parts about to fail because it's a loud truck and loud tires the interiors like aluminum and bedliner and you know you just don't really hear things like a u-joint going bad so it's late afternoon in the winter time and I am kind of on one side of the sketchy side of town and heading somewhere and I go to make a turn and also just pow just the most awful cacophony of noise and you know I immediately knew what had happened the front u-joint had broken on the drive shaft so imagines the back wheels are still turning this drive shaft is just doing these Wow gyrations underneath the truck rohde brain beating everything some immediately stop and I get underneath it and yes this is what's happened and you know I can fix it but it's gonna take a little while so by chance I was only about a half mile from my wife at the time to her office since she worked in a medical office and you know not being in the best side of town I thought well if I can just get the truck there I can at least fix it in the relative safety of their parking lot and in not it'll be easy to get around on kind of scratch my head and kind of figure this out I'm actually on the road I'm on it's just about a half-mile mostly downhill to this office so I'm thinking all right well if I can just get over the hump and you know somehow keep this drive shaft for just beating everything up so I get under the truck and of course it is taken out the rear brake lines it is taken out the rear parking brake cables it has just destroyed everything underneath the truck but add some ratchet straps in there so I get the ratchet straps out and I I come up with this sort of to me at the time seeming clever idea of strapping the strap from like three different directions kind of triangulating the drive shaft hopefully that it'll sort of spin in place somewhat and at least hold it together so I can get it down the hill so I'm under the truck and I'm fooling with it and I hear some footsteps nearby and it's it's getting dark it's not dark yet but it's getting dark here's some footsteps and I look and there was a pair of white sparkly go-go boots not your typical urban Footwear and this person presumably female stay out there for a minute so you know I kind of scoot out from under the truck and it's diamond you know I'd never met diamond myself but she was a known sole proprietor in town and again you know these are you know this isn't a Atlantic City or some dark you know Detroit or anything like that you know we knew these people from you know my cop friend had runner off of my parking lot one time and my er friend should come through the ER you know she went by the name of diamond real name was diamond bracelet I think is actually how she called herself but never met her in person but there's diamond standing right there and she's like you know what are you doing and I said well you know part of my truck broke I'm just gonna try to get it down the hill and you know you doing okay John yeah it's kind of slow day I'm doing okay okay so I you know strapped the driveshaft down get back in the truck and you know it's a decently nice you got the fuel lever and glow plugs it takes a minute to crank and everything it's really walkie four-speed in it and yes I get it going again and I get about 120 feet before you know the motion of that driveshaft it just sort of pulled the ratchet straps out so I stopped again and you know because it's taking out the brake lines the first gear was really low in this thing but the brakes have pretty much gone at this point parking brakes are shot so I'm kind of right at the top of this hill and I'm thinking like well this is gonna be awkward so I you know crank it over against the curb kind of use the curb to hold it in place and get out and I strap it down again and you know get back in back it up make it about another hundred feet and the whole thing I'm just going to this routine well this seem to be matching the walking pace of diamond you know each time I get out she just seems to be right next to the truck and probably the flight thing would have done - offered her a ride but that seemed like that might be a little sketchy to put a known prostitute in your car so I just let her keep walking it about the third time I'm under the truck again fooling with the ratchet straps and the Scout you know I used it off-road but I like take road trips and this is sort of an overland type truck you had a roof tent on and had a snorkel the rear bed was sort of covered in with a sort of a cage with sort of a tarp over it and this has been about 2007-2008 and I'm kind of getting up under the truck dust myself off and she's looking at the truck just real thoughtfully kind of scratching her chin and she said this looks like crocodile Hunter's truck and in that tickled me a lot and I was actually sort of flattered cuz he drove this really great Nissan Patrol I had the same diesel and my Scout theirs in his patrol and the same snore come out sort of flatter cuz he's a cool guy and he had this great truck he was doing all these adventures around so I'm sort of flattered about that I get going again and now I'm kind of going on the downhill and the kerb has sort of you know graduated down to just the grass now there's really nothing to I mean I could just stop the truck in gear but I didn't really quite trust first gear to hold this thing on the hill and you know we get to sort of the fourth stop and diamonds walking along and in conversation said she was just sort of heading home it was a slow day and I said well where's home I live down the street here kind of basically where I was going after about the fourth iteration she says can I help you something hell and I said well Miss Dymond and I'm you know I'm 30 probably at this time early thirties diamond probably wasn't much older than me but you know as you would say in the used car business those were city miles and I'm somehow trying to distance myself from the sales side of thing into her credit she was not trying to sell me her services in any way she was really just being kind of a nice little companion as I went down this street but somehow connor like miss diamond seemed to kind of put me in this sort of like separate like I'm sort of the kid like you would refer to your school teacher your Center school teacher gone miss so-and-so like we're just distancing the we're not two adults here like I'm just some boy some neophyte some kid she said what can I help you somehow and I thought about it for a moment I said well miss diamond actually you can I had these plastic those yellow plastic wheel chocks in the back of the trunk and I used them for offroad if I was like winching somebody I would hold or something I would put them under the front wheels or if I read a park on the hill on a trail ride a lot of times you know somebody will break something and we're all sitting on a mountainside and they were just sort of a nice reassurance so you know having to get out and pull against the curb and putting the truck and shut it off and crank it out was just getting really tedious it was getting dark and I said well miss diamond since we're going the same direction each time I stopped if you would put these wheel chocks under my front wheels that would really help me a lot she said well baby I'd be happy to do that I was like thank you so I give her two wheel chocks so we do this for about two-thirds of a mile all the way down this hill and she's just a life well you know she's just walking down the street with these two wheel chocks and every time I'd stop she would bend over and put them in front I would get out and tighten the straps again the draft shafted make it about another ten fifteen revolutions I'd stop again and we just work this little rhythm out as we go down the hill and we get to the parking lot where my wife works and I said well I'm good now thank you so much she said I'm happy to help you I just live right up there I'm going home for the night and you know part of me like I wanted to thank her some way like maybe I should give her some money pay or do something but then it occurred to me that me giving money to a known prostitute in the parking lot of my wife at the time and her parking lot probably not a good idea so I just thanked her profusely and she walked away and I proceeded to work on the truck and you know the drive shaft didn't have the big Yoshi I'd had to press it out so I had the tools be drift punching all that and I you know get it fixed and you know get struck home and you know it was maybe a year later and I'm at a restaurant it's kind of a sort of buffet kind of place up the road and I'm up there at lunch and behind me in line is diamond now she is in her civilian clothes and she's behind me and I was hit thought about her many times you know just what can I do you know she's a lot of nice things money to do so she's behind me line and at a turnaround I said I don't know if you remember me or not but you helped me fix my truck one day with the wheel chocks oh yeah yeah that's great so I paid for her dinner and parted ways never saw her again but don't judge a book back over people even if there are drug dealers you know if there are prostitutes they're 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welcome to handy tech under a hundred episode eight we're just about anything can happen as long as it happens for under hundred dollars and also isn't lame we never let anything lame on this show which oh you're gonna go there you you want to go there alright alright that's it I'll throw down here are three unassailable arguments for my socks and sandals are the world's most optimal Footwear one the coarser HX 1,200 I power supply delivers 80 plus platinum efficiency for quiet efficient power and corsair link digital for advanced monitoring and control click now to learn more about here so our first handy item of the day is one that would have come in handy many times at the office when we've resorted to hanging cables out the sides of our systems using the Frankensteined remains of ripped apart external hard drive enclosures or crossing our fingers and hoping one of those USB to SATA adapters will manage to supply enough power to the drive we happen to be trying to read from this is the Thermaltake black X I honestly have no idea how to pronounce it so I'm going to go ahead and call it the blacks the concept is simple but quite frankly most of the options on the market are just not very good and my personal blacks has served me so well that we reached out to Thermaltake about equipping each of our editing stations with one of them for quick ingesting a footage shot directly to an SSD we actually have a few cameras that do this but the application of these badboys goes way beyond pulling files off of cameras they're great for troubleshooting borked pcs so you can try to fix issues or pull important data off with out or working OS they're great for archiving data if you use hard drives kind of like VHS tapes and if you pay a bit extra for the duet then it's even more flexible because you can use it as like genomics drive enclosure with two mounts instead of one for your usual nightly backups or whatever else the case may be drive compatibility is a strong point for the blacks with only our native 4k Sector Seagate Enterprise Drive stumping it and if I had to complain about anything else it would be that the dual drive one doesn't feature separate power switches for each Bay so adding or removing a single Drive will momentarily disconnect the other Bale though I've yet to see a dock that handles this any differently item number two today is a totally fun one from Tek cheese and it's actually kind of a variety of items we have here with a common theme ultra small driverless programmable keys for your PC or for your Mac now the original concept was kind of a unique PCB business card with a micro controller on it where each of the keys spits out some information about the manufacturer when you press it then from there came the tech Keys programmable card which unlike the business card and thanks to the 7 by 24 LED array built right into the board can be easily reprogrammed by holding down program for 2 seconds selecting the key you want to program then using the arrow keys to select which characters you want cool right not as cool as the tetris game Easter Egg that I'd be lying if I said I didn't waste a bunch of time tinkering with at my desk while I was supposed to be writing this review anyway neither of those are really finished products intended for end users although you can buy them along with cool key caps on their site exposed PCBs are not a safety hazard with low amperage 5 volt power to them but they're certainly not durable so let's take a look at the one keyboard and the three keyboard that these earlier experiments inspired the concept is simple - sweet little aluminum housing from nude C and C with a PCB mounted to the bottom that gives you either one or three fully programmable keys that can be used for anything your heart desires from single inputs to frequently used passwords not that I'd recommend that particular use to Windows or program specific shortcuts to long micro change with modifiers like ctrl + Shift just hold down any one of the buttons for four seconds with a text editor like notepad open on your computer and watch as the instructions for programming the device appear magically which leads us to the magical device that allowed us to take the following footage walking up and down stairs with an iphone check out how steady that looks isn't walking footage with phones usually total crap how is he doing oh all right there's nothing oh there's nothing magical about a gimbal but this particular one is affordable easy to stuff in a bag and just a downright cool little mobile accessory it's called the stable cam and it's about the size of a folded umbrella and works a little something like this you slide your phone into the smaller or the larger the surprisingly slip resistant slot depending on your device's thickness then you decide if you want to film at body level or down low or up high then you hold the device horizontally by the grippy ring and pull the weighted end out until it balances you put the whole thing up right and then you nod your phone left or right until it pretty much holds still then holding it like this and supporting the bottom shaft with your little fingers it is off to the races the whole process does take a minute or two every time you want to balance it but considering the difference in the results it's pretty safe to say it's worth the extra effort if you're into not having your phone video footage look like total rubbish the footage you're looking at right now was actually shot on the galaxy s6 edge at 1080p 60fps then that was slowed down to 30 for even better stability pretty cool huh so closing out this video the last thing is the full disclosure part that I like to include with handy tech the blacks actually a number of them for our new office was provided by thermal tape but I already owned one that I'd picked up for myself a couple of years ago and the stable cam and tech keys were both provided by the manufacturer without any obligation to review them if I didn't like them but I did so here they are guys thanks for watching like this video if you liked it dislike it if you thought it sucked leave a comment preferably on our forum which is linked in the video description if your feelings are more complicated than this also linked in the video description you can buy a cool t-shirt like this one give us a monthly contribution if you think what we're doing is awesome and you want to or tit or just change your Amazon bookmarked one with our affiliate codes whenever you buy any of this stuff on Amazon not that all of it necessarily is available on Amazon not really the point whenever you buy stuff on Amazon we get a small kickback thanks again for watching it as always don't forget to subscribe and follow and all that good


oh
wow
you
would
dig
this
i
like
this
a
lot
you
love
an
angry
this
is
crazy
like
she
basically
turned
all
right
so
a
few
months
back
we
remodeled
this
open
area
of
our
house
that
we
use
as
a
living
room
slash
dining
room
and
by
far
the
biggest
obstacle
for
me
was
designing
for
a
room
that's
just
so
oddly
shaped
now
i
went
into
more
detail
about
it
in
those
videos
but
long
story
short
you
walk
into
the
foyer
foyer
anyway
here
then
we've
got
this
fireplace
focal
wall
that's
at
a
45
degree
angle
here
this
really
awkward
nook
here
that's
a
result
of
an
addition
that
somebody
did
in
the
70s
and
this
huge
cut
out
in
that
wall
that
looks
down
into
the
family
room
that
they
added
on
then
these
angled
steps
that
lead
into
the
family
room
and
this
other
bump
out
here
that's
for
a
laundry
room
that
comes
off
of
the
kitchen
which
is
what
this
doorway
leads
to
bottom
line
it's
a
really
weird
room
with
lots
of
angles
and
nooks
and
at
least
for
me
it
made
it
really
tricky
to
design
for
so
when
the
sponsor
of
this
video
fiverr
reached
out
with
essentially
an
open
invitation
this
is
immediately
what
jumped
into
my
mind
i
wanted
to
see
what
solutions
other
people
would
come
up
with
if
they
were
faced
with
this
same
challenge
so
that's
what
we're
gonna
find
out
today
now
real
quick
just
in
case
you
don't
know
what
fiverr
is
basically
they
connect
businesses
or
really
anybody
that's
looking
for
some
sort
of
digital
service
with
freelancers
who
can
provide
that
service
so
if
you
want
to
find
out
more
about
that
head
over
to
the
link
that
you
see
on
the
screen
here
it's
also
in
the
description
to
check
out
the
services
available
to
you
and
get
10
off
with
the
code
4i's
so
obviously
we're
going
to
be
looking
for
people
who
are
experts
in
furniture
layout
or
floor
plans
but
that
said
the
scope
of
what
you
can
find
there
is
way
beyond
what
we're
gonna
be
using
it
for
okay
so
i'm
gonna
look
for
five
different
designers
and
i'm
gonna
give
them
the
same
brief
i'll
basically
explain
the
situation
what
we're
looking
for
and
then
i'm
going
to
encourage
them
to
be
creative
with
their
recommendations
i'll
also
give
them
an
overhead
drawing
of
the
room
with
all
the
dimensions
as
well
as
a
few
isometric
drawings
of
the
room
and
a
3d
model
to
hopefully
give
them
just
a
better
understanding
of
what
the
space
looks
like
and
other
than
that
i
think
i'm
just
going
to
leave
it
pretty
open
because
i
don't
want
to
bias
them
with
too
much
information
going
in
all
right
let's
hire
some
designers
okay
i'm
not
sure
what
to
search
for
so
let's
try
space
planning
and
i'm
going
to
say
that
was
a
decent
term
because
it
looks
like
a
lot
of
these
drawings
are
furniture
layouts
oh
furniture
layout
that's
a
good
one
okay
a
lot
of
these
look
pretty
good
too
i'm
not
really
sure
what
i
should
search
okay
this
one
looks
promising
imari
emery
i'm
bad
with
names
actually
you
know
what
apologies
in
advance
to
all
of
the
designers
whose
names
i'm
probably
going
to
butcher
right
now
anyway
it
looks
like
for
10
bucks
i
can
get
space
planning
and
furniture
layout
which
is
exactly
what
i'm
looking
for
she's
only
got
four
reviews
but
4.9
stars
so
i
feel
pretty
confident
and
don't
know
10
isn't
really
that
huge
of
a
risk
so
let's
see
what
10
bucks
will
get
you
all
right
julieta
julieta
i'll
say
julieta
looks
like
the
only
difference
in
the
basic
standard
and
premium
packages
is
the
size
of
the
room
so
i
think
i
can
go
with
the
20
option
which
is
for
650
square
feet
actually
okay
i'm
feeling
good
feeling
loose
and
i
think
i'm
ready
to
uh
spend
a
little
bit
more
all
right
so
this
one
siri
i'm
guessing
if
your
safety
is
at
risk
ask
me
to
call
emergency
services
or
someone
you
trust
anyway
she's
a
little
bit
more
expensive
but
she's
a
level
two
seller
with
49
reviews
and
three
in
the
queue
does
that
mean
she's
better
i
don't
know
but
only
one
way
to
find
out
right
all
right
i'm
gonna
be
honest
this
might
be
overkill
for
what
i
need
but
i'm
kind
of
intrigued
she's
got
a
whole
book
thing
here
includes
some
renders
a
shopping
list
i
don't
think
i
personally
need
this
but
i
just
want
to
see
what
the
experience
is
like
see
if
you
get
more
for
your
money
so
155
bucks
let's
do
it
okay
i'm
officially
off
the
deep
end
now
i'm
gonna
go
big
for
the
last
one
here
i
found
this
designer
living
bright
she's
won
awards
she's
an
nkba
trained
designer
i
don't
know
what
that
means
you
know
what
nkba
means
new
kid
block
aspiring
as
soon
as
joey
mcintyre
is
dead
that's
aspiring
to
be
a
new
kid
on
the
block
what
do
you
think
chris
i
was
gonna
say
the
same
thing
yeah
exactly
i
was
gonna
say
new
kids
on
the
block
attitude
oh
gotta
get
it
tammy
what
do
you
think
no
guesses
all
right
we're
back
i'm
here
with
my
wife
dolores
she
has
no
idea
what's
going
on
so
i
think
we're
gonna
start
by
showing
her
what
you
guys
just
watched
she's
won
awards
she's
an
nkba
trained
designer
can
i
guess
what
do you
think
it
means
national
kick-ass
national
kickout
the
national
kick
wait
did
you
find
out
what
it
was
what
it
stands
for
yeah
first
is
the
10
one
which
was
emery
or
imari
what
do
you
think
it
was
uh
imari
probably
maury
i'm
nervous
what
i
don't
know
let
me
see
it
looks
like
she
actually
did
a
couple
of
renders
too
okay
what
is
that
like
plants
those
are
like
probably
curtains
and
plants
i
would
say
we're
sitting
right
here
is
that
a
cat
that's
a
pillow
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i
mean
i
can
kind
of
yeah
i
kind
of
see
it
like
that's
its
ears
right
there
and
that's
like
a
little
paw
coming
that
looks
like
a
fat
it's
like
a
little
kick
so
then
that
means
that
cat
would
be
on
its
butt
like
going
like
super
manning
into
the
air
basically
i
would
say
this
is
like
the
most
safe
layout
like
this
is
what
97
out
of
100
people
would
do
the
room
and
essentially
this
way
i
don't
know
because
i
think
most
people
like
to
push
it
against
the
wall
and
so
this
is
in
the
middle
so
that's
i
appreciate
that
yeah
at
least
they
would
get
the
idea
of
like
okay
i
can
push
things
away
from
the
wall
i
could
do
a
little
like
some
seats
right
here
what's
that
like
squirrel
those
two
little
dots
are
they
like
probably
like
a little
side
table
well
here
let's
see
so
she
did
a
couple
renderings
it
looks
like
so
yeah
those
are
like
two
little
side
tables
that's
kind
of
cool
is
that
like
a
barn
door
no
i'd
say
it's
just
like
a
wooden
pattern
just
uh
you
didn't
send
them
real
life
no
i
did
not
send
them
a
photo
that's
pretty
yeah
she
was
able
to
like
extrapolate
for
10
bucks
pretty
good
yeah
all
right
here
we
have
julieta
for
20.
or
julieta
i
don't
know
what's
your
julianna
so
options
so
i
guess
she's
going
to
give
us
options
so
option
is
essentially
what
we
just
saw
except
for
she
built
that
into
like
a
tv
thing
which
is
kind
of
what
we
had
when
we
first
moved
in
and
we
were
not
using
the
family
room
yet
we
were
poor
it
looks
like
she
made
this
like
a
little
desk
right
here
behind
us
option
b
looks
like
it's
kind
of
the
same
thing
but
got
rid
of
the
tv
or
maybe
there's
a
tv
here
in
that
one
or
maybe
there
that
seemed
a
little
weird
to
have
a
tv
right
there
in
the
dining
room
whatever
you
could
just
ignore
that
put
a
tv
here
above
the
fireplace
and
this
works
and
then
it
looks
like
she
made
this
into
like
a
little
desk
kind
of
table
area
yeah
that's
not
bad
option
c
i'm
guessing
so
now
she
switches
so
she's
got
a
circular
oh
that's
kind
of
cool
like
i
never
even
considered
that
no
so
basically
turn
this
what
is
now
the
dining
area
into
the
living
room
turn
that
into
the
dining
room
area
and
do
a
round
table
i
don't
hate
that
like
i
mean
i
don't
think
this
would
be
a
great
tv
watching
area
personally
but
like
it's
not
our
main
tv
area
anyway
it's
basically
just
for
like
spillover
tv
watching
here's
another
option
where
they've
got
those
switched
actually
seeing
this
makes
me
interested
to
see
it
if
you
flipped
it
rotate
this
around
that
way
so
you
actually
have
the
back
of
the
couch
right
there
but
it's
it's
interesting
because
i
like
the
ten
dollar
layout
that's
more
than
the
20.
i
mean
but
she
gave
us
four
so
really
these
are
only
like
five
dollars
each
yes
so
now
we
have
this
was
sorry
hundred
dollars
oh
wow
you
would
dig
this
i
like
this
a
lot
you
love
an
angry
this
is
crazy
like
she
basically
turned
the
whole
room
45
degrees
which
how
does
she
knows
you
she
maybe
she's
on
youtube
a
shoe
rack
i
think
a
lot
of
people
do
that
off
of
an
entryway
i
don't
think
you
have
to
be
in
the
sneakers
this
is
very
intriguing
there's
a
lot
of
i
would
have
never
thought
of
this
yeah
she
really
utilized
like
for
a
room
with
so
many
dead
spaces
and
i
mean
when
you
think
about
what
i
had
to
do
to
utilize
that
dead
space
she's
done
it
without
that
just
with
placing
furniture
in
unique
places
so
if
i
would
have
seen
this
before
we
did
anything
you
would
have
tried
this
would
have
changed
my
my
frame
of
mind
anything
else
just
that
so
100
bucks
just
one
thing
but
like
i
kind
of
think
she
knocked
it
out
of
the
park
in
terms
of
really
outside
of
the
box
i
would
have
said
let's
live
with
this
for
a
week
and
see
what
it
feels
like
yeah
for
sure
dutch
by
design
so
this
was
a
hundred
and
fifty
five
dollars
and
this
was
a
whole
like
booklet
so
i'm
just
gonna
open
it
we'll
kind
of
go
through
it
so
actually
before
we
get
into
it
this
one
was
a
little
different
like
once
you
got
into
the
155
and
the
350
one
closer
to
like
hiring
an
interior
designer
where
she
gave
me
a
questionnaire
and
asked
you
know
she
really
wanted
to
like
get
a
sense
of
my
taste
she
was
giving
us
more
than
what
we
really
needed
but
she
was
doing
literally
all
the
work
for
us
yeah
this
is
a
portfolio
right
here
oh
okay
so
here
she
has
the
dining
table
up
against
that
wall
right
and
then
she's
kind
of
turned
it
into
where
we're
sitting
as
like
a
little
reading
nook
it
looks
like
and
then
this
is
like
the
kind
of
like
a
small
living
room
area
it
feels
like
this
is
a
big
dead
area
and
then
these
are
very
well
utilized
but
kind
of
small
but
maybe
it
wouldn't
really
be
in
real
life
i
feel
like
this
would
be
the
layout
for
empty
nesters
like
an
older
couple
maybe
that
just
like
needs
a
little
pocket
of
like
maybe
we'll
do
it
in
like
20
years
maybe
it
is
nice
to
have
like
an
open
area
for
the
bulk
of
the
time
but
then
you
figure
if
you
were
having
a
party
right
this
could
pull
out
towards
the
center
of
the
room
and
open
up
into
a
bigger
table
or
whatever
so
then
then
you
are
utilizing
that
space
and
then
when
you
don't
need
to
it's
just
like
free
area
to
walk
through
so
there's
something
to
be
said
i
think
for
like
not
having
to
feel
fill
in
every
little
nook
and
cranny
that's
what
i
feel
like
it's
come
compar
mentalized
into
little
sections
so
that's
interesting
it
almost
feels
like
you're
at
like
an
ikea
or
whatever
where
you're
looking
at
like
little
rooms
oh
i
kind
of
like
that
it
is
i
like
that
space
yeah
okay
here's
another
layout
she
did
it's
almost
current
ish
that's
not
bad
actually
that's
kind
of
a
smart
way
to
do
that
where
because
that
whole
thing
was
added
on
in
my
mind
i
always
think
of
it
as
this
like
rectangle
that
you
have
to
use
but
she's
kind
of
looking
at
it
more
where
it's
like
well
it's
really
just
that
little
tiny
part
of
it
that's
unusable
i
really
like
the
layouts
with
the
walkway
right
here
so
here
was
the
350
dollar
one
i'm
gonna
do
the
main
ones
first
this
is
actually
close
to
what
we
really
have
i
was
gonna
say
i
like
it
but
probably
because
this
is
what
our
logical
conclusion
was
too
but
i
like
the
l
shape
right
here
oh
i
like
this
wall
yeah
that
is
pretty
cool
i
like
that
these
renders
are
really
good
yeah
i
mean
that's
probably
a
more
normal
way
to
utilize
that
little
nook
that
works
well
i
would
say
that
this
is
probably
for
as
unexciting
as
it
is
to
us
for
most
people
if
this
was
like
your
main
area
of
your
house
that
you're
using
i'd
say
this
is
probably
the
best
layout
okay
but
then
she
did
also
give
us
an
alternative
that's
kind
of
what
i
was
saying
remember
the
first
one
turn
this
around
and
put
the
tv
yes
on
that
wall
oh
wow
and
then
she
made
like
a
banquet
in
there
oh
that's
awesome
that
was
just
no
that's
like
a
different
part
so
there's
seating
there
and
then
you
could
do
chairs
oh
i
like
this
a
lot
remember
to
bar
yes
i
remembered
to
bar
i
wanted
to
build
this
table
that
would
go
through
this
opening
and
so
on
this
side
you
could
have
regular
chairs
at
it
and
then
on
the
other
side
you
could
have
kind
of
bar
height
chairs
it'd
be
this
weird
pass-through
shared
table
for
doing
homework
or
office
work
or
what
about
this
banquet
then
what
do
you
i
mean
i
could
i
see
how
it
can
work
it's
open
but
there's
not
an
inch
of
dead
space
like
she's
used
everything
really
well
if
you
wanted
to
you
could
add
something
here
you
could
add
something
here
but
you
don't
have
to
it
still
looks
now
i
kind
of
want
to
put
curtains
up
there
i
don't
like
curtains
i
mean
i
guess
if
you're
looking
at
how
it
ties
it
all
in
it
adds
warmth
i
really
like
that
wall
i
would
live
there
you
do
live
for
a
week
in
that
layout
and
see
if
i
really
like
it
well
maybe
in
three
years
we'll
redo
the
living
room
again
okay
so
let's
uh
rank
yeah
it's
kind
of
unfair
to
rank
to
just
rank
them
because
this
one's
35
times
more
expensive
as
the
first
one
so
i
i
guess
okay
before
we
rank
them
i
would
say
overall
i
felt
like
i
got
my
value
for
all
from
all
five
of
them
yeah
for
what
it
was
350
seems
like
a
lot
to
spend
on
something
if
it
got
you
to
be
like
oh
this
is
the
way
i
want
to
do
this
living
room
rather
than
doing
it
one
way
and
then
changing
it
a
few
years
into
it
like
that's
gonna
cost
you
way
more
than
350
bucks
yeah
hypothetical
this
room's
empty
and
we
have
to
furnish
it
you
just
saw
everything
that
you
saw
what
do
you
want
to
do
what
do
you
want
to
explore
first
i
mean
i
would
do
the
100
one
so
i
think
we're
kind
of
on
the
same
page
there
yes
and
i
mean
i
did
like
this
last
one
too
me
too
i
think
her
alternative
layout
but
i
think
that
i'm
biased
and
i
want
to
do
the
weird
thing
so
maybe
for
most
people
watching
this
who
haven't
had
our
experience
of
living
here
for
10
years
would
probably
look
and
be
like
no
you're
crazy
do
the
normal
one
like
it's
the
normal
one
because
it's
good
what's
interesting
because
when
we
redid
the
living
room
and
we
finally
got
a
couch
and
it
when
it
was
up
against
the
wall
we
used
it
but
not
as
much
and
then
once
we
turned
it
and
it
was
different
and
it
separates
it
felt
like
it
feels
like
this
is
the
living
room
this
is
dining
room
and
we
use
it
a
lot
more
now
right
and
i
mean
this
does
that
even
more
right
okay
let's
say
we
were
selling
this
house
and
it
was
empty
and
so
there
were
people
that
were
moving
in
strangers
you
know
nothing
about
them
yeah
and
you
were
going
to
give
one
of
these
files
to
them
i
would
not
give
them
the
one
because
i
think
it's
too
crazy
people
yes
i
don't
need
it
i'd
either
give
them
the
living
bright
one
or
honestly
the
juliette
because
it
was
20
bucks
and
it
was
four
different
layouts
i
mean
honestly
that
might
be
an
interesting
selling
point
for
anyone
who
needs
to
sell
a
home
but
can't
afford
staging
it
you
could
just
display
like
here
are
some
options
envision
yourself
in
a
b
like
put
pictures
and
like
hang
them
on
the
wall
yeah
like
render
like
have
like
the
like
the
350
girl
like
those
renderings
were
this
could
be
you
yeah
that's
actually
not
a bad
idea
i
never
thought
about
that
as
an
alternative
to
staging
someone
take
that
because
we're
not
gonna
be
selling
our
house
anytime
soon
i
don't
think
probably
not
bye
bye
hopefully
that
came
out
i
hope
so
too