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** Linus Media Group is based out of Surrey, British Columbia, a suburb of UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}. While it's downplayed for the most part, since Linus' audience is predominately American, some Canadianisms do slip out, such as Linus pronouncing the letter "Z" as "Zed" when referring to Intel motherboards with a "[=Zxxx=]" chipset, or component manufacturer NZXT.
** Sometimes, presenters have to explicitly differentiate between US dollars and Canadian monetary units[[note]]variously also referred to as 'Canadian rupees', 'Canadian rubles,' and 'Canadian pesos'[[/note]] in certain videos, such as Scrapyard Wars challenges, when addressing GPU and RAM price increases since 2017, and whenever Linus and company buy products to test from a particular brand or store (e.g., Walmart, Amazon, Monoprice, [=AliExpress=], Wish, etc). Also, any mentions of "lttstore.com" always shows the price of the product in US dollars.
** The ''[=TechLinked=]'' episode "[[https://youtu.be/huj8ZeHccK4?t=131 Sony Stole My Movies]]" (July 8, 2022) talks about Rogers (an ISP and cell phone carrier that serves Canada) experiencing a nationwide outage, and Riley jokingly suggests Rogers employees giving the network Timbits and Tim Hortons coffee until it starts working again.
** Linus Media Group is based out of Surrey, British Columbia, a suburb of UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}. While it's downplayed for the most part, since Linus' audience is predominately American, some Canadianisms do slip out, such as Linus pronouncing the letter "Z" as "Zed" when referring to Intel motherboards with a "[=Zxxx=]" chipset, or component manufacturer NZXT.
** Sometimes, presenters have to explicitly differentiate between US dollars and Canadian monetary units[[note]]variously also referred to as 'Canadian rupees', 'Canadian rubles,' and 'Canadian pesos'[[/note]] in certain videos, such as Scrapyard Wars challenges, when addressing GPU and RAM price increases since 2017, and whenever Linus and company buy products to test from a particular brand or store (e.g., Walmart, Amazon, Monoprice, [=AliExpress=], Wish, etc). Also, any mentions of "lttstore.com" always shows the price of the product in US dollars.
** The ''[=TechLinked=]'' episode "[[https://youtu.be/huj8ZeHccK4?t=131 Sony Stole My Movies]]" (July 8, 2022) talks about Rogers (an ISP and cell phone carrier that serves Canada) experiencing a nationwide outage, and Riley jokingly suggests Rogers employees giving the network Timbits and Tim Hortons coffee until it starts working again.
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* MooseAndMapleSyrup: The ''[=TechLinked=]'' episode "[[https://youtu.be/huj8ZeHccK4?t=131 Sony Stole My Movies]]" (July 8, 2022) talks about Rogers (an ISP and cell phone carrier that serves Canada) experiencing a nationwide outage, and Riley jokingly suggests Rogers employees giving the network Timbits and Tim Hortons coffee until it starts working again.
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** In 2024, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB1XQYDbzOE Linus brings the entire company back to the old Langley house (despite the company being 10 times bigger than when they were last working from there)]].
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* WhatAreRecords: In "[[https://youtu.be/foLPX4YTwHk I Thought My Childhood was LOST]]", Linus asks Arthur Rafael if he still has a UsefulNotes/{{VCR}}, and he asks what a VCR is.
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* WhatAreRecords: In "[[https://youtu.be/foLPX4YTwHk I Thought My Childhood was LOST]]", Linus asks Arthur Rafael if he still has a UsefulNotes/{{VCR}}, Platform/{{VCR}}, and he asks what a VCR is.
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* {{Dissimile}}: "[[https://youtu.be/33fkmSMgOC8?t=15 I Can't Believe I Paid Two Grand For This]]" has this line when taking the XBOX development kit out of the box:
-->'''Linus:''' Inside here is an [[UsefulNotes/XBOXSeriesXAndS XBOX Series X]]. Totally normal except for the fact that is has 40 gigabytes of RAM, extra buttons on the front, an OLED display, and it looks absolutely nothing like the XBOX on the shelf at Best Buy.
-->'''Linus:''' Inside here is an [[UsefulNotes/XBOXSeriesXAndS XBOX Series X]]. Totally normal except for the fact that is has 40 gigabytes of RAM, extra buttons on the front, an OLED display, and it looks absolutely nothing like the XBOX on the shelf at Best Buy.
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* {{Dissimile}}: "[[https://youtu.be/33fkmSMgOC8?t=15 I Can't Believe I Paid Two Grand For This]]" has this line when taking the XBOX Xbox development kit out of the box:
-->'''Linus:''' Inside here is an[[UsefulNotes/XBOXSeriesXAndS XBOX [[Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS Xbox Series X]]. Totally normal except for the fact that is has 40 gigabytes of RAM, extra buttons on the front, an OLED display, and it looks absolutely nothing like the XBOX Xbox on the shelf at Best Buy.
-->'''Linus:''' Inside here is an
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** Linus' screwups attempting to install UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on Pop!_OS became this for the [[Platform/{{Unix}} Linux]] distro. Many act as if every single attempt to install Steam on it resulted in the desktop getting deleted.
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** Linus' screwups attempting to install UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} on Pop!_OS became this for the [[Platform/{{Unix}} Linux]] distro. Many act as if every single attempt to install Steam on it resulted in the desktop getting deleted.
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* WhatAPieceOfJunk: Linus is no stranger to building sleeper [=PCs=] that utilize old cases but are packed with high-performance hardware and cooling options. There are three builds nicknamed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I37U52gMFGA "Hubert"]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_h63IsmvSQ "Dale"]], and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIRDr8qs_Fw "Margaret"]]; as well as a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fL3VbC2izo rig]] built inside an UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}. Furthermore, Intel commissioned a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5bNkHCCIgk build]] for him that uses the case of an IBM 5150 and sports the [[https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/core_i7/i7-8086k Core i7-8086K]], a CPU that [[MilestoneCelebration celebrates the 40th anniversary]] [[invoked]] of its direct ancestor, the 8086. And then, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGQA4gxjLr8 there's another sleeper PC]] that uses the case of a Micron Millennia and is packed with hardware such as the Crucial Ballistix RAM[[note]]Micron is the parent company of Crucial.[[/note]] and an RTX 2070 (which is later replaced with an RTX 3080). And then, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UKROsvkCGA there's yet another sleeper PC]] that uses the case of a Compaq Presario 5000 and is built with components bought from Micro Center.[[note]]The build, which amounted to $2,100, was later sold to two lucky guys for only $20.[[/note]]
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* WhatAPieceOfJunk: Linus is no stranger to building sleeper [=PCs=] that utilize old cases but are packed with high-performance hardware and cooling options. There are three builds nicknamed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I37U52gMFGA "Hubert"]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_h63IsmvSQ "Dale"]], and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIRDr8qs_Fw "Margaret"]]; as well as a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fL3VbC2izo rig]] built inside an UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}.Platform/{{Xbox}}. Furthermore, Intel commissioned a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5bNkHCCIgk build]] for him that uses the case of an IBM 5150 and sports the [[https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/core_i7/i7-8086k Core i7-8086K]], a CPU that [[MilestoneCelebration celebrates the 40th anniversary]] [[invoked]] of its direct ancestor, the 8086. And then, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGQA4gxjLr8 there's another sleeper PC]] that uses the case of a Micron Millennia and is packed with hardware such as the Crucial Ballistix RAM[[note]]Micron is the parent company of Crucial.[[/note]] and an RTX 2070 (which is later replaced with an RTX 3080). And then, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UKROsvkCGA there's yet another sleeper PC]] that uses the case of a Compaq Presario 5000 and is built with components bought from Micro Center.[[note]]The build, which amounted to $2,100, was later sold to two lucky guys for only $20.[[/note]]
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* AscendedExtra: Both Riley (of [=NCIX=] Netliked fame) and Emily (one of Linus Media Groups' employees) appear more in front of the camera in 2019 than they did previously. For the former, it was due to being brought onto [=LMG=] to host a semi-daily news show [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute TechLinked]], while the latter gained popularity after appearing in the background of the more technically complex projects Linus does, normally server, Mac Pro, or [[{{UsefulNotes/UNIX}} Linux]] related.
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* AscendedExtra: Both Riley (of [=NCIX=] Netliked fame) and Emily (one of Linus Media Groups' employees) appear more in front of the camera in 2019 than they did previously. For the former, it was due to being brought onto [=LMG=] to host a semi-daily news show [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute TechLinked]], while the latter gained popularity after appearing in the background of the more technically complex projects Linus does, normally server, Mac Pro, or [[{{UsefulNotes/UNIX}} [[{{Platform/UNIX}} Linux]] related.
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** In "[[https://youtu.be/0506yDSgU7M?t=643 Linux HATES Me - Daily Driver Challenge Pt. 1]]", Linus was attempting to install UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on Pop!_os, but ended up removing the GNOME desktop emvironment. Later on the ''[=ShortCircuit=]'' video "[[https://youtu.be/8HAq3bOmrvA I broke this in under an hour... - Eurorra Carbon Fibre Laptop]]", he got further and got ''VideoGame/CounterStrike Counter-Strike: Global Offensive'' grunning on Ubuntu (Pop!_os's parent distro) but bricked the OS anyway.
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** In "[[https://youtu.be/0506yDSgU7M?t=643 Linux HATES Me - Daily Driver Challenge Pt. 1]]", Linus was attempting to install UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} on Pop!_os, but ended up removing the GNOME desktop emvironment. Later on the ''[=ShortCircuit=]'' video "[[https://youtu.be/8HAq3bOmrvA I broke this in under an hour... - Eurorra Carbon Fibre Laptop]]", he got further and got ''VideoGame/CounterStrike Counter-Strike: Global Offensive'' grunning on Ubuntu (Pop!_os's parent distro) but bricked the OS anyway.
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** Linus' screwups attempting to install UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on Pop!_OS became this for the [[UsefulNotes/{{Unix}} Linux]] distro. Many act as if every single attempt to install Steam on it resulted in the desktop getting deleted.
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** Linus' screwups attempting to install UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} on Pop!_OS became this for the [[UsefulNotes/{{Unix}} [[Platform/{{Unix}} Linux]] distro. Many act as if every single attempt to install Steam on it resulted in the desktop getting deleted.
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* DrosteImage: The short "[[https://youtu.be/-Ngh2S4ljsU I do not recommend this!!]]" shows Linus with two computers remoting into each other, causing recursion with the same window inside itself, like a video camera pointed its own viewfinder.
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** The short "[[https://youtu.be/-Ngh2S4ljsU I do not recommend this!!]]" shows Linus with two computers remoting into each other, causing recursion with the same window inside itself, like a video camera pointed its ownviewfinder.viewfinder.
** [[https://youtu.be/_ffH3LROFZY?si=2jSG_X4HiiZwQm9j&t=808 This video on the worst PC's Linus has ever built throughout history]], he briefly shows a young Yvonne wearing a white hoodie with stripes on the arms as his old wallpaper in a photo. Linus then zooms out to show a slightly older Yvonne wearing the same hoodie sat right next to the computer, giving off this effect.
** The short "[[https://youtu.be/-Ngh2S4ljsU I do not recommend this!!]]" shows Linus with two computers remoting into each other, causing recursion with the same window inside itself, like a video camera pointed its own
** [[https://youtu.be/_ffH3LROFZY?si=2jSG_X4HiiZwQm9j&t=808 This video on the worst PC's Linus has ever built throughout history]], he briefly shows a young Yvonne wearing a white hoodie with stripes on the arms as his old wallpaper in a photo. Linus then zooms out to show a slightly older Yvonne wearing the same hoodie sat right next to the computer, giving off this effect.
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", has host Riley explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at [=OpenAI=] and the reasoning for the former's return. However, he had clearly flubbed the line, so a second take was done...but the original take is still in the video, clearly forgotten about by the editor before exporting and uploading. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds as Riley walks into the room, though this did get an acknowledgement via the timestamps, named "u have seen the void".
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", has host Riley explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at [=OpenAI=] and the reasoning for the former's return. However, he This is because Riley had clearly flubbed the line, so a second take was done...done, but the original take is still had been kept in the video, clearly forgotten about by the editor before exporting and uploading.final video too. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds as Riley walks into the room, though this did get an acknowledgement via the timestamps, named "u have seen the void".
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", the first section has Riley, the host of the episode, explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at [=OpenAI=] and the reasoning for the former's return. He had clearly flubbed the line, so the second take was cued to play afterward, and the original take seems to have been forgotten about and not replaced, with no suggestion that this was an intentional choice. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds as Riley walks into the room, though the timestamps does acknowledges this with "u have seen the void".
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", the first section has Riley, the host of the episode, Riley explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at [=OpenAI=] and the reasoning for the former's return. He However, he had clearly flubbed the line, so the a second take was cued to play afterward, and done...but the original take seems to have been is still in the video, clearly forgotten about by the editor before exporting and not replaced, with no suggestion that this was an intentional choice. uploading. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds as Riley walks into the room, though the timestamps does acknowledges this with did get an acknowledgement via the timestamps, named "u have seen the void".
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", the first section has Riley, the host of the episode, explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at OpenAI and the reasoning for the former's return. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds, though the timestamps acknowledges this with "u have seen the void", which also seems to be unintentional.
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", the first section has Riley, the host of the episode, explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at OpenAI [=OpenAI=] and the reasoning for the former's return. He had clearly flubbed the line, so the second take was cued to play afterward, and the original take seems to have been forgotten about and not replaced, with no suggestion that this was an intentional choice. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds, seconds as Riley walks into the room, though the timestamps does acknowledges this with "u have seen the void", which also seems to be unintentional.void".
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* LeftItIn: The Techlinked Episode "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaQNjAIX4yo&t=49s OpenAI Is Completely Fine]]", the first section has Riley, the host of the episode, explain the same theory twice about Altman vs the old board at OpenAI and the reasoning for the former's return. On a related note, the opening CouchGag has a green screen visible for a few seconds, though the timestamps acknowledges this with "u have seen the void", which also seems to be unintentional.
