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What's up everyone!

Alex here, and today I want to show you guys some of the side activities that you'll

find in Yakuza 6.

Before we start, I want to just remind everyone that the demo is available on PSN right now!

It's got almost the whole first chapter of the game, and you can carry over any progress

you've made in the demo to the full game once it comes out.

To me, the best Yakuza experiences are a blend of the series' rich storytelling, mixed

in with some of the kookier side activities.

But these aren't your typical side stories - some have deep mechanics that could very

well be spun off into their own game!

Keep in mind that I won't be covering all the side activities in Yakuza 6, but only

the ones that I thought were either highly entertaining or have some deep mechanics built

into them.

Besides, I still want you all to be surprised when the game comes out but at the same time,

I also want to show you all some things you can look forward to once you finally get the

game.

So here's 6 of the funnest side activities in Yakuza 6!

#1: Eating a balanced meal and working out If you follow me on Twitter, you've probably

seen me talk about how obsessive I am with making sure that Kiryu is not only full every

single time, but also what restaurants I want to go to in Yakuza 6.

That's because the kinds of food that you eat will actually determine what experience

points you get.

In fact ANY ACTIVITY… including going to the gym, playing SEGA arcade games, and so

on and so forth… will gain you experience points.

But somehow, eating a ton of food and going to the gym have been extremely satisfying

for me in this game.

Don't worry though: it ain't intrusive like the Sims.

The game won't complain if Kiryu is hungry.

Even now I'm thinking, "Where do I want to eat?"

In the game, I mean, not in real life!

#2: Video chat At first glance, you might think that watching

the "live feed" of the ladies in Yakuza 6's video chat would be the most distracting

thing about this activity.

Think again.

The biggest distraction is actually offered by its (clears throat) lively live chat, with

hilarious names such as divorced7times, and take-your-heart…

Wait a minute!

The activity is pretty simple: help Kiryu not fumble over his keyboard and type messages

to reply to the girl onscreen.

Honestly, while the girls are cute, the biggest draw for me is the live chat's reaction

as well as Kiryu's replies.

The masking of the branching to different videos is cleverly hidden behind a buffering

animation, and there's enough variance to the activity that keeps making me come back

over and over again… just to see how everyone's reacting.

#3: Bar conversations Who'd have thought that one of the more

entertaining activities in Yakuza 6 involved drinking with strangers and striking conversations?

But that's exactly what you get when you start heading into Snack New Gaudi and meeting

each of the bar's regulars.

Various activities within the bar will help you get closer to some of the regulars and,

if you get close enough to them, you get into some really serious stuff as you try to help

liven the conversation and gain the favor of Mama.

What did you say?

An excuse to sing karaoke, play darts, and eat food?

Sign me up!

#4: Baseball Ugh.

Baseball.

I'm just not a fan.

But somehow, Yakuza 6 made me one!

You're probably thinking, "Man.

Playing an entire baseball game?

That just sounds lame."

But in reality, you're actually more of a team captain than anything, really.

You're basically tasked with assembling your team, often by doing menial tasks like

buying things players want in order for them to join you, and training and adjusting your

roster depending on their mood and performance ratings.

Then, once you play the games, you're presented with a simplified representation of the events

of the game, complete with a fast forward button, as you watch (and hope) that your

team wins.

To inject a little bit of action into this, the game will ask you to go to bat once in

a while… you'll never be asked to pitch.

It's there where you can really show off your swinging skills from the series' batting

cages!

But just don't take my word for it - check it out when you get the game and see if it's

your jam!

#5: Spearfishing I don't generally like fishing in video

games.

But spearfishing certainly isn't like most fishing in games!

With mechanics closer to Virtua Cop than Sega Bass Fishing, spearfishing is a thinly veiled

homage to the former game.

There's not much more to be said about this activity other than the bosses are aquatic

creatures and that the gameplay is shooty shooty.

But it continues the legacy of a long line of incredible SEGA shooters the company's

released over the decades, and it's a great honor to that legacy.

#6: Clan Fights This side activity is pretty intricate.

Not only is it very different than the activities in the past, but it's also got the most

guest characters.

Starring wrestlers from New Japan Wrestling (NJPW), clan fights are basically a hybrid of real time strategy

and tower defense - except the towers are actually moving around.

Your goal is to defeat the boss at the end of the street.

If you manage to defeat him, you win!

Outside of these clan fights, you can adjust your organization's hierarchy by assigning

different characters to different parts of the organization, weakening or strengthening

the people at the top.

Much like baseball, you'll encounter these characters elsewhere in the game.

But there's some special characters that you can get by browsing the web and checking

SEGA's posts.

These codes will unlock guest characters that you're probably already familiar with!

There's even an extensive online mode where you can pit your team against other teams

out there!

It's definitely a side activity that you'll be playing past the end of the game!

And that's it for my list of the funnest side activities in Yakuza 6!

Did any of these look cool to you?

Let me know in the comments below and tell me if you want me to dive deeper into any

of these activities!

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button!

Thanks a lot!

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The64 Mini Review - Duration: 8:40.

"The64 Computer games and console" was an Indiegogo Campaign that launched way back

in April 15, 2016, promising to bring us a miniature version of the Commodore 64 with

a wide range of games preloaded and the ability to load our own ROMs.

I was intrigued by the prospect of owning a miniature Commodore 64 and became a backer.

I was one of the ones who was under the mistaken impression, the keyboard would be fully functional.

Much to my disappointment this was not the case.

Even though it has been nearly two years since launching, the64 team was giving constant

feedback and updates, letting their supporters know where they were at in the process.

So what actually does the64-mini come with?

Inside the box, you'll find the64 Mini, a Joystick, an HDMI cable, a manual and a USB

power cable, without the actual unit to plug into the wall.

This should not pose a problem now a days for most people since USB AC units are common

for our mobile devices.

According to their website the64mini sports High Definition output of 720P via HDMI.

Pixel perfect graphics at a 4:3 ratio with full width, crt filter and US/Europe display

mode options.

- This is a really nice option.

The filter is a must to make it look more authentic to the period.

Save Game Function.

Each game on the unit can have 4 save states.

How this works, it saves everything exactly in place and when you load the saved game

you continue exactly from where you left off.2 USB Ports.

Plug in a USB keyboard and use as a fully functional home computer with c64 basic or

add a second joystick for 2 player games.

Now, even though it does support two USB ports, one of them is already taken up by the joystick.

When you are in basic mode, if you unplug the joystick the unit exits you back to the

menus.

It does support a USB hub for more ports.

Supports software updates via USB flash drive.

This is important since the current method supported to load additional ROMs to the unit

is tedious.

The unit includes 64 games, many of which were popular across the pond.

The positives: Visually the64 Mini is stunning.

It's really a nicely proportioned miniature version of the Commodore 64.

The color of the unit looks right, all they keys are there minus the writing on the inside

of the keys.

The power led lights up.

The USB ports are located exactly where the joystick ports were originally placed on the

C64 as is the power button, which as I mentioned is a button now rather than a switch.

The HDMI and power plugs are properly located on the back of the device.The joystick looks

and feels great.

It looks exactly like the old plug and play unit "the c64 direct to TV".

It is responsive and I did not notice any LAG when playing games.

That's not to say that there is no lag, but for me it is not an issue.

When the mini is powered on, the menus start up very fast with a nice SID tune playing

in the background.

You control the menus with the joystick pressing left or right to select a game.

The menus allow you to select your language and also change up the graphics with the pixel

perfect filter options.

I prefer the 4:3 US bottom right option.

Each games has a preview and a brief description including the year the game originally released.

When a game is selected it loads fast.

The gameplay feels right to me and the sound effects are spot on.

So the emulation seems to be pretty good.

The unit supports save states, 4 for each game which is quite a lot.

The negatives: Oh man I really wish the keyboard was fully

functional rather than just a scaled down facsimile.

The unit provides the option of bringing up a "Virtual keyboard".

This is a must for those of us without an extra USB keyboard laying around.

For those of us that do have one, it sure would have been nice for there to be three

USB ports available instead of two.

For example I cannot easily load a new ROM to the unit with just two ports.

One port has to include the joystick.

If you unplug it, the unit returns you back to the menus.

Now if it didn't work that way and it supported a keyboard plugged into one port and a flash

drive in the other, this would have been nice, but this is not the case.

One thing to note here is that the virtual keyboard does have a virtual keyboard buffer

so you can keep typing commands while waiting for a program to load for example.

Currently the way the unit supports loading new ROMs is tedious at best.

You have to copy the image to a flash drive.

The image must be renamed 'THEC64-drive8.d64'.

The flash drive must be 64GB or less and be formatted as FAT32.

If you don't have a USB keyboard plugged in then you must use the virtual keyboard, which

is a slow process and takes some getting used to.

Their website mentions this process is changing with a future firmware update, so this may

be fixed soon.

Oh, and after you have saved the state of a game you have to be careful not to accidently

overwrite it when trying to load it.

I have accidently wiped out a saved game when trying to load it.

This situation could be helped had there been a message that popped up "do you want to overwrite

this saved game", or something to that effect.

Now, I want to talk about the pricing of this unit.

The pricing for the64 mini has yet to be released, but on the indiegogo website, the unit is

listed at $175 US.

In my opinion this places it in the realm of for enthusiasts only or the crazy fans

of the Commodore 64 like myself.

I think this thing, as is, should retail for no more than about $60, much like the atgames

flashback units.

Now, had the keyboard been fully functional then I think it would have been worth it to

pay the premium price.

So would this unit make a suitable replacement for the Commodore 64 for someone that really

wanted to get back into it?

Well, it depends.

Do you want to do Commodore 64 computing on the big screen TV in your living room?

Personally I would rather pick up a used Commodore 64 for under $100 and be on my way.

Now had the keyboard been fully functional it would be different.

Having said that, if you want to play Commodore 64 games on your wide screen TV in the living

Room, you now have that option with the64 mini.

It's still a blast to play around with.

Let me know what you think about it in the comments.

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The Most Powerful Mini Gaming PC... - Duration: 7:02.

- Hey guys, this is Austin.

This is one seriously interesting little PC.

So this is a Intel Hades Canyon NUC and inside,

not only is this the very first time that an

Intel CPU has been paired with an AMD GPU on the same chip,

but it is also, according to Intel, the smallest

VR capable gaming PC that you can buy.

The special sauce here is absolutely that 8th gen

Core i7 processor with the built in Radeon RX Vega graphics.

Now, it's hard to overstate how weird it is to see

Intel and AMD combining forces to create a single chip.

Now to be fair, this is sold by Intel.

This is an Intel NUC, and you're going

to be seeing this chip in some other things.

Mostly some mainstream laptops.

However, the NUC is all about getting

using the maximum performance in a very, very

small desktop form factor.

So, Intel sent this out for review but you

should keep in mind that there are actually

two versions of this NUC.

So this is the higher end 100 watt version.

However, there's also a 65 watt tdp edition, which,

is going to be nearly a couple hundred dollars

cheaper but you are going to be cutting back

on the CPU, the GPU, as well as the clock speeds.

Now, at 800 dollars, it doesn't look too bad,

and this guy at 1000 dollars seems

like a good deal on paper, however, you have to

keep in mind that it's a NUC.

So essentially, you have to supply, not only your

own memory, but also your own SSD,

as well as operating system.

Pop open the box, and we're gonna see, not only

the awesome skull logo, but also our NUC itself.

Wow, that is legitimately really small.

So, while we were in San Francisco for the launch

event of this guy, we actually

got to try a VR capable backpack PC.

And I say backpack PC, because literally one of

these was sown onto a motorcycle jacket.

I'm not usually this stylish but what I've got

here is a motorcycle jacket which has not only

the Hades Canyon NUC on it, but we also have

a mixed reality headset.

So, with a battery built into the jacket,

in theory, I'll actually be totally portable.

Oh yeah, the tracking is not bad.

It's really cool that

this is a fully an untethered experience.

I mean, if I hit a wall, I guess that would not be good.

But the ideas that I don't need any cables connected,

no power, nothing.

So what's really cool about this set up, is that because

the NUC is going to be so small, that we can actually

run it easily on a battery, and it allows me to be

completely and totally untethered.

I'm gonna...I'm gonna grab your gun.

Grab your gun, shoot you, throw the knife.

Okay, I just got shot.

Alright, alright, alright, I can do this, I can do this.

The main idea here is that because now I am

untethered with the PC and the battery, and I'm

also using the mixed reality headset, so I

actually don't need any sensors around me.

I can kind of freely walk around.

It feels pretty good.

This is really cool.

I'm legitimately surprised with just how good of

an experience you're getting, with something that's

literally on the back of a motorcycle jacket.

The size of this is actually pretty impressive.

So for context, I mean, that's the size of my hand.

So it's not really going to be all that large, but

you're getting some pretty serious power inside.

You can kinda see that in the back, because there

are a whole lot of heat sinks in this guy.

So around front, you're going to be seeing, not only

an SD card reader, but a couple of USB 3.0 ports, a

front facing HDMI 2.0, USB 3.1 type C, headphone

jack,and then, if you flip it around to the other side,

you're going to be getting a whole lot more including,

one more HDMI 2.0, four more USB 3, two gigabyte

ethernet, two mini display ports,

as well as two thunderbolt 3 ports.

Inside the box, we're also getting the pretty

large power supply, that is like the same size as the NUC.

(Laughing)

However, that's actually going to be pretty important

with a computer like this.

While it's stock, it's only going

to be pulling about 100 watts or so.

This is going to be fully overclockable, not only

on the CPU but also the GPU, as well as that

HBM2 memory inside.

So having a little bit of extra head room with the power

supply is definitely not a bad thing.

Pop off the six screws on the top of the NUC, and inside,

we're gonna have access to the motherboard.

So, Intel sent this already pre-populated with

the memory, as well as optane, and a full SSD, but

like I said, if you pick up one of these, you will

have to supply all this yourself.

Something that is definitely not going to get old

is when I open Radeon settings and see

intel logos all over the place.

Even the whole thing is in blue, but the good thing

is because we do have AMD graphics, we do have full support

for all the stuff you'd expect, including free sync

which this monitor supports.

So, right now we're running 1080p at 144 frames per second.

Speaking of high frame rates, we have rocket league.

So here at 1080p on max settings, we're easily able to

get 144 frames per second.

Something like the Vega GPU inside here is going to

have no problem playing a lot of games at 1080p.

And as you'll see in a second,

we can even crank things up a little bit farther.

Now, as everyone knows, PubG is not exactly the

most optimized game in the world, however,

it actually runs pretty well here.

So, this is gonna be a mixture of medium settings

and 1080p but because we have the high refresh rate

monitor, that does mean we're getting somewhere

between 60 and 70 frames per second

in these lighter areas.

So its one of the big advantages, of course, of playing

on a PC, and especially with something like this that

does have that free sync support as well as the high

refresh rate monitor, is that you really can get something

that's gonna be a lot smoother than any kind of console.

Especially considering that this is, well, smaller than

pretty much any console.

I think PubG is a good example of a game that actually

runs really well here on the NUC.

So no, I'm not gonna be blasting 4k and like crazy

options or anything, but it's definitely playable with

pretty much any kind of game that you can pick up today.

Of course, now gaming video in 2018 would be complete

without a little bit of fortnite.

So here, at 1080p on epic settings, we're doing something

a little bit closer to 40 to 50 frames per second, but if

you really do want to get those super high frame rates,

it's easy enough to just pop the settings down a lil' bit.

And of course, if you guys are interested in a little

bit more on fortnite, I did recently do a video

talking about how it runs on everything from like

a 1000 dollar game PC, all the way

down to a 200 dollar laptop.

Moving on to a game that's going to be even more

graphically demanding, is Middle-Earth: Shadow of War.

Now here at 1080p, on medium settings, we're getting

somewhere between 60 to 70 frames per second.

If you don't care about the high frame rates as always,

you can crank up the settings a little bit, but this

is definitely going to be a solid 1080p game box.

Jump into the benchmarks, and in 3D mark, the graphics

here are going to be a little lower end than something

like a GTX 1060, perfectly fine, and honestly

pretty powerful for a system this small,

but it is going to be a little lower.

On the CPU side, it's going to split the difference

between something like a gaming laptop, which honestly,

is about the same size as this, as well as a full

six core, core i5, or core i7 on the desktop.

Look, there's no getting around it.

This thing is weird, the idea that you're getting

an intel CPU with AMD graphics inside of it,

and all the drivers are sort of branded as intel.

Like everything is kind of unusual about it.

However, it kinda works.

Now yes, it is going to be a bit pricey at

1000 dollars, and of course, you do need to keep in mind

that you need to budget at least a couple hundred

dollars more for ram, as well as an SSD, and

probably a windows license, however, this is

something that's not really

gonna be found anywhere else.

You're getting a ton of power in a small package,

it supports up to six video displays at the same time,

you've got two thunderbolt 3 ports, so in theory,

you could even connect an external graphics card

to this guy, and out of

the box, it does support overclocking.

Now, if size is a matter, you can build yourself

a bigger, more powerful computer for less money,

but for a lot of people, I do think that the small

size is a legitimate selling point.

I mean you can just stuff it behind your monitor

and never have to look at it if you don't want.

So, I'm curious, what do you guys think

about the Hades Canyon NUC?

Let me know in the comments below,

and I will catch you in the next one.

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DIY Miniature School Supplies! Mini Notebook, Mini Pens & more! Easy DIY Crafts & School Hacks! - Duration: 14:27.

hey guys welcome back to my Channel today I'm going to show you DIY

miniature school supplies soda inspired if you enjoy this video please click

that like button and comment down below with any future video suggestions you

might have and if you're not already subscribed and would like to see more

fun DIY videos please click that subscribe button

to get started with this first set of DIY miniature school supplies you will need some of these

miniature hot sauce bottles I will leave a link down below to where I found these

enjoy the hot sauce inside then thoroughly wash and clean out the bottle and the lid

this step is optional but I chose to remove the little white piece inside of the lid

next I'm going to use some green acrylic paint and I'm going

to take four of the caps from the mini bottles and paint the tops

once all my caps were painted I set those aside and let him dry

now I'm going to take some orange acrylic paint and paint two of the little mini bottles

once both of those were painted I set him aside and let them dry

next I printed out these printables I will leave a link down below where you

can find these and then I cut them out

now it's time to start assembling the school supplies so for this you will

need a lipgloss applicator you can find a new one online or you can use an old

one just wash and clean it the other thing that you can use is a paint brush

to get the right length for the bottle I'm going to use a toothpick and place

that in there and mark it off so the toothpick and the cap will all fit in the bottle

once I had it marked then I just used a pair of scissors and cut it

for the first one I'm going to use a lipgloss applicator I just placed my

toothpick next to that marked it and then cut it down to size

after the caps have dried I'm going to place some hot glue in the cap and glue the applicator

to the cap

to make the soda bottle highlighter I'm going to take an orange highlighter

remove the cap on the bottom and empty it out

next I put on a pair of gloves and I squeezed out the highlighter into a cup

this step is optional but I wanted my highlighter to smell like Orange Crush so I'm going to squeeze a little

bit of this water enhancer Orange Crush into it and swirl it around and this

actually does smell really really good when you use the highlighter

the next step is just to pour the highlighter into the mini bottle and do it very

slowly because it will get messy if you try to do it quick

now place the cap with the lipgloss applicator into the bottle

using one of the labels I cut out I just put some glue on the back of it and glued it to the bottle

and that is how you make this miniature soda bottle highlighter to go in the 4-pack

to make the miniature soda glue bottle I'm just going to put a little

bit of Elmer's glue and a cup

this step is optional but if you want your glue to be orange and to smell like orange I just added a little bit of kool-aid and

mix that together

for the glue applicator for this one I'm going to use a paintbrush just make sure

it's one that fits in the bottle use the toothpick as a guide mark it off and cut

it where it needs to be cut next I just glued it to the cap

to get the glue in the bottle I'm going to use a cat feeding syringe I just place the glue

and the syringe and then squeezed it carefully into the bottle

now you can place the cap with the paintbrush on it into the bottle use one of the labels

that was cut out and glue that on to the bottle

and that's how you make the miniature soda glue bottle that will go in the 4-pack

next will be the DIY miniature pen soda bottle so for this one you will need a

ink pen the first thing that I did for this one was I took the pen apart and

removed the ink from the inside then I took my toothpick and I marked off on

the pen where it needed to be cut and then I cut it

for this one I will be using one of the bottles that I painted I took one of the labels that I cut out

and glued that to the front now I just glued the pen that I cut to the cap and

that is how you make this DIY miniature soda bottle pen

and the last bottle for the 4 pack will be a pencil so for this one I took my toothpick place that

next to another toothpick marked it where it needed to be cut cut off that

end and then I also cut out cut off the sharp tip from the other end

I will be using the pencil led from one of these pencils glue one side of the

toothpick to the pencil led

using the other bottle that I painted I glued the last label to that bottle now glue the other end of the toothpick to the cap

and that is how you make this DIY miniature pencil soda bottle for the 4-pack

to make the soda carrier to fit all of the little miniature bottles

print out both of these boxes and cut them out next just fold both of your

boxes on the lines using an exacto knife I cut out the handles

here are both of my boxes once they were folded in the handles were cut out

next I just glued the boxes together

once both of my boxes were glued then I just glued the backside of one of them and glued the two together

and now you can add all your DIY miniature school supplies to the little soda box -

if you want to make coca-cola what I did for this one is I took some brown paint and some black

paint and I mix that in a cup until I got the desired color of the cola that I wanted

I took four of the little mini bottles

and I painted all of those once the bottles are dry print out the labels cut

them out and glue them to the bottles

to make the DIY miniature pen for this one I followed the same steps as I did for the orange soda

to make the DIY miniature pencils again I just followed the same steps as in the

orange soda for the glue choose either a lip gloss applicator or a paintbrush and

follow the same steps to make the glue I poured some glue in a cup and then I

added some Cola flavoring extract and stir that together and to get it in the

bottle I use the same procedure as before and for the highlighter you can

use any color I chose blue I just followed the same steps and this time I

mixed in some of the Cola extract just like I did in the glue and that's how

you make the amazing smelling Cola highlighter

now print out and cut out and assemble the boxes the same way as the orange soda

and that's all there is to the easy DIY miniature coca-cola school supplies now

to make the miniature squishy notebook you will need a foam roller like this

mark the middle of the roller and then cut it in half

using some sterling silver acrylic paint I painted the rollers

print out the soda labels and using clear tape tape over the top and cut

them out

glue the back of the label and glue to the roller

using a piece of cardstock paper I placed the soda can on top of that and traced around it and cut it out

gather a bunch of sheets of paper and take the piece of cardstock that was

cut out trace around that and cut out several sheets to form the notebook

once you have all your sheets of paper cut out take the piece of cardstock and

place that on the back and then just with some Elmer's glue I glued along the

top to bind the notebook

here is mine once it was dry the next thing I did was I just glued on the piece of cardstock and glued that to the soda can

and that is how you make this easy DIY miniature squishy soda-can notebook

I hope you guys enjoyed all of these DIY miniature school supplies inspired by

soda as always please remember to Like subscribe comment and share if you have

any future video suggestions leave those in the comments until next time I hope

you guys all have an amazing day

For more infomation >> DIY Miniature School Supplies! Mini Notebook, Mini Pens & more! Easy DIY Crafts & School Hacks! - Duration: 14:27.

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How to Prank Intruders! (DIY Mini Alarm) | D.I.SPY - Duration: 3:25.

- Hi everyone, I'm Kaiden.

- And I'm Izzy, and this is D. I. Spy.

- The show where we make spy gear

with stuff you can find at home,

and carry out spy missions sent from headquarters.

Like this one.

- [Izzy] What's it say?

- Today's assignment is to learn how to protect

our property.

- The first way to protect your stuff

is by making this simple sound trap.

For this, you'll need the following items:

a can of mints,

a record-your-own-message greeting card,

tape, and a pair of scissors.

Start by recording a message.

Press down to record your own message.

I already recorded mine.

Then, take apart the greeting card.

When you peel it apart, you'll find three things inside.

The speaker, the circuit board,

and the tab that sets it off.

Take everything out, but be careful not to rip

or tear any of the wiring.

Tape the circuit board onto the bottom of the tin,

and tape the speaker to the top.

(soft upbeat music)

Make sure that the tab that triggers the recording

is free to move.

I'm going to show you how this works.

You need to have the lid closed as much as possible,

then tape the tab to the lid.

It's going to be very hard to show you,

but I'm gonna tape the tab to the lid.

This will arm your sound trap.

Then, when anyone tries to open the trap,

a message will play.

- Next, I'm gonna show you how to make a simple

duplicate of yourself, so it looks like

you're standing guard even when you're not.

Here's what you'll need:

a sizable piece of cardboard,

a marker, scissors, a lamp, broomstick

and tape, or you can use glue.

Begin by leaning the cardboard on the wall.

Oh, hey, Izzy, can you give me a hand?

Thanks, I just need you to stand in front of the cardboard.

Now I can use the marker to trace around her

and make an outline.

Your assistant can make any pose they want,

but try to get as close to the body as possible,

without accidentally marking them.

That's it, thanks Izzy.

- No problem.

- Next, cut out the outline.

(upbeat music)

to make sure it stays standing,

you can either attach a broom or mop handle to the back.

This can be attached with either glue or tape.

(upbeat music)

Stand up the cutout in front of a window,

and place the lamp behind it.

When the lamp shines on the cardboard cutout,

it'll make it look like a silhouette,

so people think you're home, but you're actually

out doing secret spy stuff.

- Well, we're all set.

We should be safe from all intruders.

- Nicely done.

But what's the message that the alarm plays

when you set it off?

- Well, I suppose there's only one way to find out.

- [Recording] You thought you could sneak off

with our stuff?

Think again, Buster!

- Cool alarm, Izzy.

That's gonna show them what's what.

For more infomation >> How to Prank Intruders! (DIY Mini Alarm) | D.I.SPY - Duration: 3:25.

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Привет, ВАЙМ. Возвращение на ВАЙМВОРЛД [VimeWorld Sky Wars Mini-Game Minecraft] - Duration: 9:03.

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Mini Cheese Naan with Vegetables - How To Make Cheese Stuffed Naan - Quick And Easy Tiffin Recipe - Duration: 3:48.

So what's going in the tiffin today?

Today I'm making yummy, Mini, Veg and Cheese Naan.

A complete meal in its own, vegetable guess which one? Cauliflower, yeah children don't love it.

You're gonna have that with a bit of cheese and you're gonna create a yummy tiffin recipe.

So come on let's begin and let's see how we make "Har Din Naya Tiffin Har Din Empty Tiffin"

While preparing for tiffin, we want something that's easy and quick.

So here something like that for you

Whole wheat flour 1/2 cup, soy flour 1/2 cup, very high in protein and cauliflower

Now we'll add about 1/2 a teaspoon of baking powder and salt to taste.

and sesame seeds it has lot of calcium in it, so it's really really very nutritious very healthy for you.

And kids favorite cheese

Now we're gonna add something, which will change the color and taste of the naans

And it will keep these naans nice and moist in the tiffin.

So I'm gonna add some Kissan tomato ketchup in it and mix it again.

and now I'm going to add some water and make the dough out of it.

some flour

Switch on the gas and keep the pan to heat.

With the help of a cookie cutter make small naans.

Our pan is hot now.

Now let's start making our these lovely Cheese Naans.

Our naan is ready.

Let the paratha's cool down a bit, before packing it in the tiffin.

And I'm going to put a dash of ghee on it.

some cut kiwis

and some nice, healthy almonds.

Pack the yummy, cheesy Naans.

For more infomation >> Mini Cheese Naan with Vegetables - How To Make Cheese Stuffed Naan - Quick And Easy Tiffin Recipe - Duration: 3:48.

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Intel Hades Canyon NUC review: A premium mini-PC that offers solid gaming performance - Duration: 9:16.

hi everybody Alaina from PC world here I am here today

to show you Intel's latest Nook which is their mini PC line this is the Hades

Canyon Nook well used to be called that that was the codename now it has one of

those kind of insanely long names that Intel likes to give its mini pcs I think

it's something like the nook 8i 7h VK it's a little bit of mouthful two years

ago I actually got to review its predecessor which is this fella here

this one was codenamed Skull Canyon as you can see there's a nice little skull

here on the top this one was really awesome I actually ended up giving it a

5 out of 5 at the time I also really liked this particular nook which is

codenamed Hades Canyon and sometimes I wonder if

it's code name that because you know Hades got of how Intel partnering with

AMD hell freezing over I don't know if that's kind of a reference to that I

think it's kind of funny if it is but this one is a lot more powerful it has a

discrete GPU which the skull canyon up did not have this one had integrated

graphics although the best at the time and as a result this is actually a lot

more expensive too so there's two models this time around this one we have is a

thousand dollars for the bare-bones system so that means it doesn't come

with any storage or RAM or even the OS you have to provide all that on your own

or you have to find a reseller who's actually selling it as a complete system

this is the model we have the one $1000 model

there's also another model which is a step-down that's $800 as a bare-bones

system again no storage no ram no OS and that one is like I said $800 it's a

little bit slower this one on the CPU side of things it has a processor that

runs at 3.1 gigahertz base goes up to 4.2 gigahertz as turbo the lower model

is similar it's 3.1 base and 4.1 for turbo

on the graphic side of things so like I said earlier this has a discrete GPU

it's a what was the name it's long it's a long string of words here it's the

Radeon rx Vega M graphics and this one is the Vega mgh version that one is I

believe about was it 10 63 megahertz so 1063 megahertz for base clock and then I

think it's like eleven 90 gigahertz or sorry megahertz for the turbo or the

boost clock if you go step down to the 800 model I think everything's about a

hundred megahertz slower so there is a small performance difference and it's

really I mean I didn't get to test that model but honestly I would if I was

going to choose I would just go with this thousand dollar model because if

you're going to put that much into a small barebone system you may as well

just go for the top-end this is actually a little again different from skull

Canyon and that this was not overclockable this actually is

unfortunately I didn't have enough time before the embargo lifted for our review

to do that I actually still plan to so stay tuned and check out the written

review to see updates for that until told us that they were able to get as

high as I think 4.7 gigahertz for their overclock again that's all based on you

know if you win the silicon lottery or not so we'll see what we got in this

particular fella in general it runs really cool and I feel like that's kind

of a question a lot of people who you know use many pcs or into many pcs want

to know and buy cool what I mean is that the fans don't really get that loud when

I had a full CPU utilization didn't really hear the fans the only time I

heard the fan was when I was running games and even then it was still a

fairly quiet fan hum it's not shrill it's not you know unbearable I have a

couple of a mini pcs here so this gigabyte bricks which i reviewed

a long long time ago has a very loud very shrill fan that just kind of runs

whenever there's a you know heavy load rather whatever you know tossed you're

throwing at it then it's not the case here this is definitely far higher and

far more premier level of mini PC as I mentioned earlier or if I didn't there

is this led you get on the front with this one and it's configurable so I

don't if you can see here on the screen that you can actually change the colors

and as we all know RGB makes everything go faster

that's spoiler that's actually not true but if you want to play around with it

you can so you can change the outline of the skull you can change the color of

the eyes this actually defaults so I think a red and blue scheme I chose

purple and yellow for funsies but you can you know go ahead and play with that

there's different patterns so there's the breathing strobing and the pulsing

options that you can choose from and you can even customize the colors on the

front for the three LEDs or like right here so that's the customization I think

everyone probably wants to know as I did how it performs when you play games on

it so I would say in general the Vega mgh part that we have in here is kind of

falls between gtx 1050 TI and a gtx 1060 max-q

that you'd find on laptops I was getting let's see for current games I should

preface this so current games I play pub G but I'm not really a much of a pub G

player so I spent most of my time on the fringe of the map trying one not to get

killed and shoo just to figure out where I was supposed to go because as I'm

revealing here I really don't play pop G so with that in mind I was getting about

mid 50s for average framerate on high and it felt pretty smooth but again

because I was in the thick of things and I

you know running around what other people shooting at me I don't know how

much of a frame drop you would see and how that would affect the average frame

rate for games that aren't quite so variable I played I see I brought up

shadow of war so Middle Earth shadow of war which was released last October so

it's a fairly new game if you put that game on all ultra then you're gonna get

about to mid 30s for framerate so not that great so if you step it down too

high it jumps up to about mid 40s and then if you finally step it down to what

is it medium or normal whatever they call the next step down then you finally

hit that golden you know over 60 rate so I think it's like low 60s at that point

starting to step back further you know time rise of the Tomb Raider let's see

got about 51 frames per second in let's see very high and dx11

and then a shadow of mordor so the older Middle Earth shadow series game that one

was about low 50s I believe for ultra so with 4k texture pack on and then just

rounding out our benchmarks Tomb Raider interesting how it didn't quite scale

very well but Tomb Raider which is like what five years old now if you put on

ultimate we I got chest over sixty frames per second which was a little

strange but it scales with what I got on the skull canyon nook which was gosh I

think that one's like barely like mid 20s for that particular set of settings

so all in all it's a it's a really good little PC I mean if you have the money

to spare if you need something that's really compact it's gonna be really hard

to beat this I know that other vendors like you know gigabyte and ZOTAC have

their own systems with just great graphics you know like Nvidia discreet

graphics and they'll probably outperform this by a good margin but they're gonna

be bigger so if you fall in that camp of people that don't need that extra screen

and just really want to not to worry about the constraints of you

know laptop plumbing basically you know without where everything goes with the

heat sinks and everything which can affect performance then this really is

going to be a great choice for you I am really looking forward to seeing what

else I can get out of it if you'd like to see the full rundown of what I find

out you can check out our written review on PC real calm and that's it for now

thanks for tuning in

For more infomation >> Intel Hades Canyon NUC review: A premium mini-PC that offers solid gaming performance - Duration: 9:16.

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Smad Compact Beverage Refrigerator Super Quiet Mini Fridge for Hotel Office Bedroom - Duration: 0:34.

Smad Compact Beverage Refrigerator Super Quiet Mini Fridge for Hotel Office Bedroom,12V/110V,1 cu.ft.

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MINI Cabrio 1.6 COOPER Bluetooth/Cruise/Leder/PDC/Velgen Nieuwe APK - Historie Compleet 120pk - Duration: 0:54.

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Mini MBA in Marketing with Mark Ritson - Become the best marketer you can be. - Duration: 1:44.

Hello my name's Mark Ritson, you may recognise me, I'm a columnist for

Marketing Week that's me just there but that's not my main job.

My main job, for more than 20 years, is I've been a marketing professor teaching

MBA students at some of the world's top business schools.

Although I'm an academic with a PhD, like most business school professors, I work a lot in practice,

for every day of teaching I probably do about 15 or 20 days of consulting with very large global brands.

I work for a range of different brands

consulting on the very things that we'll teach on the Mini MBA, so although this

is matched against the theory of the top business schools, this is a very applied

course coming directly from my own consulting experience.

Rather than tell me about the syllabus though, let me talk to you about some of the students

experiences of going through this course. We have changed the lives and careers of

many marketers studying on the Mini MBA and we want you to be next.

Right now, more than 2,000 people who have completed the Mini MBA

our Net Promoter Score is an amazing +68, that's almost an Apple level of quality.

And the statistic I'm most proud of, a massive 95% of students completing the Mini MBA

say it has made them more effective as a marketer and more effective in

their place of work and that for me is the ultimate measure of success.

So why don't you join us, the April intake is now available.

All you have to do is visit our website, register and join us for the next section of the Mini MBA in Marketing.

Marketers most definitely wanted.

For more infomation >> Mini MBA in Marketing with Mark Ritson - Become the best marketer you can be. - Duration: 1:44.

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MINI 1.6 One Business Line NAVI / LMV / AIRCO - Duration: 1:01.

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JOY Supreme Steam My Little Steamer Go Mini Set - Duration: 8:28.

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Eric Nam shares a release schedule for his 3rd mini album 'Honestly' - Duration: 1:17.

Eric Nam shares a release schedule for his 3rd mini album 'Honestly'

Eric Nam is coming back with his 3rd mini album - his first physical album release in 2 years - this April 11!

The album release is a prelude to his upcoming 2nd North American tour launching very soon.

Teasers for Eric Nams 3rd mini album Honestly begins with a short film on April 2, followed by images, audio and MV teasers, leading up to the singers full comeback on April 11 at 6 PM KST. .

Who Honestly cannot wait to hear new music from Eric Nam? .