Macrike his son lincoln had a school project and him and his dad cut open a ball, i think baseball i don’t remember, and filmed it, which is how their youtube channel started.
is youtube his only job now? i havent kept up with all the videos. i know he used to have some kind of sales job, they probably have other investments and whatnot, they seem to have a pretty nice living even before youtube.
Christian Mora i don’t know to be honest, i’d assume he still does and yes they seemed to have a nice house even before youtube but i’d assume that youtube has been a big factor in the new house
I was literally thinking that. Dan's going to be like, "Okay Lincoln I saw you snuck -insert girls' name- into the golf simulation." "Dad how did you know --" "THE SERVER LINCOLN, GOD WHAT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT VOICE RECOGNITION. ALEXA, GROUND LINCOLN."
Have you heard of helicopter parenting, this could be like helicopter parenting, usually causes issues for kids once they grow up. Kids should learn by making mistakes.
To be fair I have a house I paid 165k for, and staying home is not too hard. I think just having a comfortable place to be is all that matters. It's why I never want to rent, I like a place to truly call my own.
I understand where you’re coming from, but that’s not how frequencies work. Higher frequencies around 550+ hertz can shatter glass, but low end would just shake the room. Yes, I’m fun at parties.
Electrician here. I just love coming into smart homes that were wired 10-15 years ago and all the tech is out dated, parts arent available, and no one left behind the wiring schematics.
Yup. As an InfoSec engineer, I'm scared to death by people who allow their "smart" homes to be set up by glorified audio guys. This is not a "Smart Home"....it's a Voyeur's Theatre, wide open for the taking I'm sure. Yikes.
Time domain reflectometry and a toner can locate a break, and the downed device identifies the wire. Animals do like wires though. We have had 2 power outages from squirrels alone.
I randomly stumbled on this vid, as a cyber security expert I would say that this is a HUGE attack surface.. And he basically gave a walkthrough to all his appliances, the only next step is to find a vulnerability in his automation system..
@@ThePurpleSquares1 yeah, i guess it's still best to leave the most critical components like locks, hvac and your appliances off the grid for now. More that 50% of the iot vendors don't do a good enough job at securing their products. Security needs to be built from the ground up, where as in most iot appliances its just there as a think layer above the entire application. The true nightmare is actually having Alexa in each room.
Go buy a house like this first and then dont install .. have some respect this chap has money and he invested for himself .. dont sit in studio appartment of 1x1 and getting jealous you dont go any where.
All I liked were the shades and lighting. And the home itself. The speakers, the cameras and the voice automation were all over done considering what little security there was to prevent a breach or a hack.
Thats a dumb waste, all speakers are basically the same, the difference is in the quality of the components. Nothing new will be learned by destroying them.
This is the craziest thing I’ve ever seen. So impressive. Cannot believe you executed this so well. Shout out to you for the vision. This house is fully future proof.
Tech in this house will work. Its not like its a computer that needs to perform and overtime it wont be able to run the games you want. The technology in the house works for everything in the house at the moment, and only will stop working if he added new things. how often do you change your lights or speakers in your house? Also cables will last a long time, the things that might change may be the servers and command computers.
It's true this tech is already a decade old plus house kinda got some cheap vibes ngl. Not real wood or imported tile etc. Just what 400k gets you anywhere but good places NYC LA SF Boston etc, anywhere inland and not coastal with no industry
@@iankonstantino6648 Cars these days with all the standard tech have problems within 2-5 years. I highly doubt this home will be problem free in the next 5 years. but when you have that youtube money it doesnt matter.
@@Eromaw no thats not entirely true ltt has 10gig and they can specify it to certain devices so that 1 server doesn't take up 8 gig if they want they can give 1 device 10 gig they give you this information you can see in the folding at home server video
If I'm not mistaking, Linus sad they have 10 Gbit/s to the main Internet Exchange in Vancouver, but "only" 5 Gbit/s to the broader Internet. Anyway, it's impressive, especially considering it's a dedicated connection made for enterprises, not just a residential or SMB shared connection, like GPON.
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Everyone commenting: this made me feel poor. Me actually poor: i feel so inspired to get to a place like that in my life! Edit: Lol holy crap i didnt even notice i had so many likes on this comment. Well, Thanks everyone!
Let me guess Naman Singla, also no one noticed the gun cocking sound at around 17:08 after he says that those expensive security cameras aren't the best protection to rely on haha 💥👈😎👉💥
It really doesn't seem advanced enough to be useful, or to warrant the amount of computer equipment present. Google home could handle lights, blinds, faucet, music, heating/cooling, tv, game consoles, door locks, and pretty much anything else you saw for zero computer equipment beyond some smart speakers and a cell phone.
All of the wiring, networking, and media data center is really impressive. Based on what I’ve seen, a lot of these things can be also be achieved with basic smart home accessories and automations, but you have the sleek design. A downside to consider is maintenance and upgrades. While this house is impressive now, technology is always changing. Speakers in the wall are cool but it may be hard access if something needs upgrading. Overall the planning that went into this was smart and will last a while.
@@jordandurham8951 so your saying somebodys gonna watch this video, hear how he has cameras constantly watching and locks etc and then will say, lets rob this guy
@@jordandurham8951 And the police aid the robbers more than the victims.... If you're smart enough to disable security tech and computerised systems you shouldn't be a burgler but designing the security. Why get arrested for when you can BE PAID FOR IT.
@@lengeljeff You're saying that it is a hard task to ping an IP and then get the os, lol. If it is any version of GNU/Linux, which it will be, that would take like 2 seconds.
@@kone8258 The firewall for the server should be configured to only allow a static IP from the cloud company to talk to it (along with a complex root password). A better attack vector would be a router with internet access. I'm sure the password for the router would be impossible to brute force so you would have to first target something simple like a light bulb. Some smart devices store the router's password in plaintext. One issue with this method is that you would have to be in close vicinity to the house and I'm sure you'd be tackled to the ground before you even step foot anywhere near the front door. Another method may be malware, sending an executable to either a phone or a computer in the hopes of Lincon wanting free VBucks and opening an email attachement. This will give us access to the computer and from there, we can connect to the server and do whatever it is that we'd want to do. One of the pros of this method is that you can do it remotely, provided that you know the email address of somebody that uses a computer in the house. Keep in mind, this is all hypothetical and I have no clue what type of access points, smart devices, etc. are in the house.
@@rayvulders its actually pretty easy. I connect a modified femtocell on the outside of the house and from a close location I put up a high power antenna or a made in home type antenna from a lays can , from there I brute force my way into the house and own the damn network. Not to mention the different ways I can get in through their email by phishing them into clicking a link and owning their computer which would lead me to the network or social engineer a call from their internet provider and let them give me their information on their own like the wifi password, although this takes a lot more skills. I am ethical hacker however and would not risk my career and lifestyle for some random people i dont know or care for. I also dont encourage anyone to try this, as it can lead to prison and other penalties. For educational purposes only.
Jack Mcgee I’d much have a pc elsewhere in my house than my bedroom. Bedroom should be place to sleep. Hence why some people dont even have a tv in their room. Its a sense of not being depressed of staying in your room all day. *I read it once somewhere but don’t remember where*
dude you got the most beautiful,polite and nice lady have ever met....i mean it ...do say hi....The next time you visiting kenya make sure i meet you guys ....all in all nice stuff
Clay Miller This!!! I believe that having SOME smart home automation is cool. (Google Home, Chromecast & Switch enabled lighting) but living in that house will never truly feel like a home... even when he was sitting in the kitchen, it wasn’t home. He literally asked his sink to poor him a cup of water, because it was to hard to do it yourself. But yes, extremely unnecessary & a complete and total waste of money...
I also think it’s cool, but I don’t think I’d feel safe. Like if someone hacks that system, you’re done. Like they have full control. I’d consider it if it wasn’t of risk of being hacked.
Tristan Albertson Agreed. If it wasn’t connected to his phone and it was a closed-loop system, I wouldn’t be too worried, but since its obviously all cloud there is a major concern. Although the pranks you could pull with tech like that...... Also the camera’s zooming feature, when Dan demoed it he literally just created a blind spot where the other guy was standing. Doesn’t make too much sense
@@nickl8461 i never understood the concept of your statement. I've heard people make nonsense statements like this. And yet i never really understood the logic of such an idiotic comment. Trying to bridge apples and oranges man. Maybe jealousy played a part. But who knows.
@@vikramjitsingh4538 in 5 years that will still be a good quality house and in 5 years they probably would have re updated the whole thing and it might loose money but it would still be extreamly valuable if u just talking bout money
In finland a gigabit internet isn't even that special. Yes, it is special but anyone living in somewhat near the city can have a unlimited internet for 60$ a month after the initial wiring payment
I love the in wall invisible speaker stuff but after watching the taking apart vid they are literally dayton audio exciters i have one they sound oksy but a tower speaker does sooo much better but I understand because of room issues you can't always have that still vool none the less tho
Imagine Lincoln watching his favorite “actress” and he accidentally plays it to *all 200 speakers in the house*
Bruh😂
That’s something I would do
Dude., they're Mormons. They aren't even aware that such actresses exist.
The Reverend I’m pretty sure anyone with access to the internet knows about these “actresses”
but it kinda depends on the "action" in the video
Most UA-camrs: sponsorship of products once in a while
What’s inside: let’s ask brands to build us a house
Welcome to business
That's exactly what happened
That guy “That just turned off the lights somewhere in the house”
Lincon “Daaaad!”
lol
I was also gonna say that
XD
Haha true
Damm mark zuckerburg definitely knows every little thing about you and your family 😂
LMFAO. Same with daddy bezos
and bezos and people at google not so privet i guess.
Speakers not microphones
@@sebastiangomez873 There are mics everywhere too, otherwise Alexa wouldn't work.
Next video: WHAT’S INSIDE MY ELECTRICITY BILL!?
Probably 100k at least
CrediblePrism yes
Its probably not too expensive where they live.
Hahahaha
Lol I'm dying
Celebrities: stay home, we’re in this together. Also Celebrities: Talking to their sink
😂😂😂
just imagine... all of this because your kid had a school project and cut open a ball.
As someone who is completely out of the loop, what do you mean?
Macrike his son lincoln had a school project and him and his dad cut open a ball, i think baseball i don’t remember, and filmed it, which is how their youtube channel started.
Didn't know that as I don't follow these guys too closely. Maybe there is a reason to have kids. :p
is youtube his only job now? i havent kept up with all the videos. i know he used to have some kind of sales job, they probably have other investments and whatnot, they seem to have a pretty nice living even before youtube.
Christian Mora i don’t know to be honest, i’d assume he still does and yes they seemed to have a nice house even before youtube but i’d assume that youtube has been a big factor in the new house
The money that it took to build this was the same amount that would get you a cardboard box in NYC
or Massachusetts lol
Or California or Florida
I live in Florida
i feel so bad for lincoln he’ll never be able to sneak out
or break any rules whatsoever
I was literally thinking that. Dan's going to be like,
"Okay Lincoln I saw you snuck -insert girls' name- into the golf simulation."
"Dad how did you know --"
"THE SERVER LINCOLN, GOD WHAT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT VOICE RECOGNITION. ALEXA, GROUND LINCOLN."
Considering he paid for that house he really shouldn't have to. LOL
Have you heard of helicopter parenting, this could be like helicopter parenting, usually causes issues for kids once they grow up. Kids should learn by making mistakes.
Lincoln will learn to hack the system and sneak out. Where there’s a will...
Broo Lincoln is gonna have the most insane parties when he gets older with the speakers everywhere!
True but they will be supervised whether the parents are home or not. Hahaha
Exactly what I was thinking when he showed the speakers lmao
@@donnaprentis3739 I would shut internet connection off :D
I think they’re Mormon, so idk about parties
Yea it is gonna be epic
This title should be: making you feel poor for 19 minutes straight
True
I have more high tech
This guy is so rich!
@@aperson6937 You? Or your parents...... You literally took a Minecraft youtubers name and profilepic....
Tiam0 I am skeppy
Klint “This is a shower for 3 not 2” Leslie “this shower is for 1” Dan “he’s talking about speakers not people”
Who is third person.
@@1235pankaj me
Hi
@rahul surana
Celebrities: stay home, it’s not that hard
Their home:
Dr.Funfatsh125 ikr
Dr.Funfatsh125 that is right my home is like a shed
So?
To be fair I have a house I paid 165k for, and staying home is not too hard. I think just having a comfortable place to be is all that matters. It's why I never want to rent, I like a place to truly call my own.
@@redsquirrelftw WOAH! You are the ultimate badass! I'm sure most people never had that insight before!
Imagine this family during a power outage
They have backup batteries
Grady Barber those batteries would last hardly more than 2 hours
I'm going crazy dad turn on the power so i can play my game! Lol
They would cause it
Right like they gone be dummy mad😂
imagine the bass dropping in the shower and all the glass just shatters
I understand where you’re coming from, but that’s not how frequencies work. Higher frequencies around 550+ hertz can shatter glass, but low end would just shake the room.
Yes, I’m fun at parties.
@@ArashiKageTaro loved your comment you are a genius
@@ArashiKageTaro well you are cool
That happened me before😂
ZacLui lol
can I run in your house and scream "Alexa self destruct!!"
Electrician here. I just love coming into smart homes that were wired 10-15 years ago and all the tech is out dated, parts arent available, and no one left behind the wiring schematics.
Yup. As an InfoSec engineer, I'm scared to death by people who allow their "smart" homes to be set up by glorified audio guys. This is not a "Smart Home"....it's a Voyeur's Theatre, wide open for the taking I'm sure. Yikes.
@@nordicbastard2328 this, this, FKING THIS!
I bet Lincoln turns on every speaker in the house when he’s home alone
How will be be home alone there is a quartine.
@@user-y6f "WHEN"
@@chinmayshanbhag1567 that's dark
I am a big fan amp f what’s inside but if all that tech and servers and stuff uses 5G then I hate them
@@random.entertainment9953 why do you hate 5g
10:15 "This is a shower room for three not two." - He says as there is three of them there. I died.
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FOFGE lol good job on 7 subscribers
Things that make you go ....HMMMM?
Title should be: How to build a house around 200 speakers.
the title should be “what to expect when you rob my home”
ALL SPEAKERS
Those ip cameras can easily be taken down
Underrated comment
@@hunterbeachcowkk7hqy786 so true- exactly what I was thinking
A hackers dream!!!!! How to screw with the Automated neighbors! Three easy lessons!!!
I'm just trying to get a decent shower head, this dude has a full-blown sound system in his shower.
Don't forget that his fits 3 people and ours we have to bend our head to fit under the shower head
Hector G. Seriously tho, who needs 2 speakers and a sub woofer in their shower
Who doesn’t
I love getting shower head
this shower is overly big i think the dude who said its a shower for 3 actually meant it lol
Me: “Alexa turn off the lights”
Them: “Alexa turn off the house”
me: **poor**
Me : "Alexa" *i don't have alexa*
Me 😂😂😂
😁😁😁😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂
😂
Imagine one day a rat ate some cables and they had to search the miles long cables in the walls to look for it 😅
but... the mice tripwire will stop it 1st! 😂
Time domain reflectometry and a toner can locate a break, and the downed device identifies the wire. Animals do like wires though. We have had 2 power outages from squirrels alone.
Search the break cable is easy... LAN Tester device can do that
I randomly stumbled on this vid, as a cyber security expert I would say that this is a HUGE attack surface.. And he basically gave a walkthrough to all his appliances, the only next step is to find a vulnerability in his automation system..
With how little he actually knows about any of this it would probably become a misconfigured mess in about a week
@@ThePurpleSquares1 yeah, i guess it's still best to leave the most critical components like locks, hvac and your appliances off the grid for now. More that 50% of the iot vendors don't do a good enough job at securing their products. Security needs to be built from the ground up, where as in most iot appliances its just there as a think layer above the entire application. The true nightmare is actually having Alexa in each room.
Medhavi N tell me more about Alexa ...?
Medhavi N I am a computer programmer college student currently and I just took a cyber security class and I totally 100% agree with you.
@@MedhaviN GPS tracker companies setting 12345 as default password 🤦♂️
I think their shower is more complicated than my whole house
LOL
Girls: we spend too much on our skin care and clothing
Da bois: "these are $5000 subwoofer each".
That literally sexist and gender stereotypical. Wth.
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@@lilymarie380 so like what do you identify as?
@@lilymarie380 with reason cause it's 99.9% true
Just say you bought a dog (woofer) so it is not that crazy
To sum this video in one SENTENCE he's basically trying to say "I'm rich and your not."
"One word". Proceeds to say 6, lmao
*you're
I hope that kid has his own legal representation.
MSN😭😭
Tim B what do you mean 🤔🤔
home : how many speakers do u want?
dan : yes
Lol very true
Correction: *yes*
dan: i want 1000000000000000000000000000000
how many sponsers did this guy get for his house from tv's to toilets literally everything
Don't forget the sink
And shower...
And the 200+ speakers
She argues about a single sub in the shower saying its not needed when 80% of the stuff inside the house is not needed
Yah,like I need another spair tire incase my other spair tire goes flat.
well it is their dream house so they can do whatever they want
Must be nice to have dream house money
its ok .. the sub isnt even connected -- look carefully
Go buy a house like this first and then dont install .. have some respect this chap has money and he invested for himself .. dont sit in studio appartment of 1x1 and getting jealous you dont go any where.
HANDS DOWN - THE BEST HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM I HAVE EVER SEEN. JUST AMAZING!!!
Especially with those rack servers
Dan: "so how many speakers are in this house"
Me: *thinking maybe 40-50*
Klint: "I would say around 150-200"
“He’s talking about speakers not people” lol that was funny
trip allen what???????????????????
Wesler Wesler 10:16
trip allen I seen your comment first and when he said it in the video I died 😂
7:20
Dan: We have gigabit internet, we can upload videos superfast now!
Linus: Hahahahahaha
-Linus Tech Tips
there's a big difference between LAN speed vs WAN (internet) speed.
@@d0ntreply Yes, Linus has a 10gbps internet connection.
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All I liked were the shades and lighting. And the home itself. The speakers, the cameras and the voice automation were all over done considering what little security there was to prevent a breach or a hack.
i wanna know what they did to secure it
I fell bad for lincoln he can’t ever sneak out when when his parents there or not
Worth it to live there though!
@@FuneralGraveMemorial nope
@@broodjepapouwbakker221 You'd have him sneak out for what? He could bring anyone over.
Ha! Wait till you experience life as an Asian kid.
kdwk then get on discord with the boys and play on your 10 thousand dollar setup
Me: debating if spending $200 for earbuds is justifiable..
Dan: Look at our $20.000 movie setup!
Jasper demeester $20 for that setup where did I go wrong my laptop is $1,000
robo 550 Dummy
$20,000 get it right
i wonder how much they pay in bills
@@jackinsixiengmay6798 More than I can afford lol
Nobody: Dan: “lets break open this $5000 speaker”
Thats a dumb waste, all speakers are basically the same, the difference is in the quality of the components. Nothing new will be learned by destroying them.
I agree with you I don't think it's a good idea to cut it open and it might not work after that the house looks really good already
the views alone will pay for it.
This is the craziest thing I’ve ever seen. So impressive. Cannot believe you executed this so well. Shout out to you for the vision. This house is fully future proof.
I was expecting Dan to say that the house had heat sensing missiles 😂
Lol
Me: LETS GOOO I HAVE 90 DOWNLOAD SPEED AND 60 UPLOAD SPEEDDDDDDD
Dan: oh yeah I have 900 upload and download speed.
Mine going at 1 kb per second
Ya I get 20 on a good day
Ermm... Becouse i live in Lithuania(best internet in the world) we get up to 1000 download and upload with a simple router... Guys u ok there?
@@kunciusnx7428 I live in Australia, we get 30-40 Mb/s max (full invented wifi)
@@kunciusnx7428 Yeah sure best internet in the world
In 10 years the house will still be new but not a single thing will work anymore.
Tech in this house will work. Its not like its a computer that needs to perform and overtime it wont be able to run the games you want. The technology in the house works for everything in the house at the moment, and only will stop working if he added new things. how often do you change your lights or speakers in your house? Also cables will last a long time, the things that might change may be the servers and command computers.
He is going to need service contract just for all the tech
Ha , prob right !
It's true this tech is already a decade old plus house kinda got some cheap vibes ngl. Not real wood or imported tile etc. Just what 400k gets you anywhere but good places NYC LA SF Boston etc, anywhere inland and not coastal with no industry
@@iankonstantino6648 Cars these days with all the standard tech have problems within 2-5 years. I highly doubt this home will be problem free in the next 5 years. but when you have that youtube money it doesnt matter.
Dan: wow we have 1 gigabit internet
Netherlands: we want that everywhere
Linus tech tips: we have 10 gigabit network
@@refjuuzT *Does
@@Eromaw no thats not entirely true ltt has 10gig and they can specify it to certain devices so that 1 server doesn't take up 8 gig if they want they can give 1 device 10 gig they give you this information you can see in the folding at home server video
Peasents I have 10mbps
If I'm not mistaking, Linus sad they have 10 Gbit/s to the main Internet Exchange in Vancouver, but "only" 5 Gbit/s to the broader Internet. Anyway, it's impressive, especially considering it's a dedicated connection made for enterprises, not just a residential or SMB shared connection, like GPON.
Switzerland laugh in 10gb/s everywhere
2017: Whoa a doorbell with a camera!
2020: *Everything in this video*
Trevor Houston not really
This has a lot more than that
-“This is a shower for three, not for two!”
-“I’m sorry...what????😳”
-“He’s talking about the speakers, not people!”
I’m dead 🤣
She doesn’t want to go down that road again
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Yes... hahahahaha hahahaha
10:16 is when it was said if anyone was looking for that clip
14:53 aren't you supposed to move the subwoofers to the corners so it reverbs off the walls?
the feeling when you realize their "movie room" is bigger than your whole apartment
Jian Acoba you right you know how big my apt is
You would think they would have a bigger screen and a projector setup in their Ht room
That movie room is bigger than my 2 bed apartment
🤣🤣🤣
I can only imagine the chaos that would happen if a person named "Alexa" decided to visit.
With their home being so connected, the ads they see are probably super personalised.
Love it!
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Everyone commenting: this made me feel poor.
Me actually poor: i feel so inspired to get to a place like that in my life!
Edit: Lol holy crap i didnt even notice i had so many likes on this comment. Well, Thanks everyone!
Nice, Fight for your dreams and do what makes you happy. Good luck.
Diego Alejandro Sarmiento Muñoz thank you
And that's on what? no. not period. it's on DETERMINTATION
I like your optimism but it doesn't work that way.
Bharath Nair if he works towards making that type of money it will
Dan: Totally Normal wall
Me: I see little black things on both sides!
Trevor Houston that would be for speakers n stuff
Lincoln : *plays Rainbow Six Siege*
Light : *so you have chossen...Death*
Edit : thx for 100 likes and yeah i guess its rocket league
BOI it’s rocket league
Hes playing rocket league if u look properly
Rainbow six don't show that giant health bar on the bottom right
Clint definitely has the setup w/ the button that turns the disco lights on and plays “bow chinka wow wow” music. 😆
7:13
No one noticed it but the confetti was actually from the editor who was overwhelmed by his praise!😂
Sure no one noticed.... it was in the centre of the video
Let me guess Naman Singla, also no one noticed the gun cocking sound at around 17:08 after he says that those expensive security cameras aren't the best protection to rely on haha 💥👈😎👉💥
I love tech, but this is the 21st century equivalent of covering everything in the house in marble and gold leaf.
Nahh, it's the future of every home. The Internet of Things is already the next big industry.
True. There's so much unnecessary tech there just for novelty.
@@xznmusic IOT security is the next bigger industry haha
It really doesn't seem advanced enough to be useful, or to warrant the amount of computer equipment present. Google home could handle lights, blinds, faucet, music, heating/cooling, tv, game consoles, door locks, and pretty much anything else you saw for zero computer equipment beyond some smart speakers and a cell phone.
I just came here to do my university work about IoT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Music everywhere in the house?
Me: wireless headphone. Done
All of the wiring, networking, and media data center is really impressive. Based on what I’ve seen, a lot of these things can be also be achieved with basic smart home accessories and automations, but you have the sleek design. A downside to consider is maintenance and upgrades. While this house is impressive now, technology is always changing. Speakers in the wall are cool but it may be hard access if something needs upgrading. Overall the planning that went into this was smart and will last a while.
Yup. This house is already outdated.
Lincoln could throw the dopest party ever if his parents let him
SirShander Beat he’s half the reason they have all this money
"Lincoln, Don't even think of sneaking out to your girlfriends' house, we have 20+ cameras that will rat you out!" lol
SkipTracer9501 dan*
“Hey siri text this person” my phone: “who do you want to send it to.” Thanks Dan.
Lol
It usually only recognizes your own voice so u have a similar voice to dan
It did it to me too, and my voice sounds nothing like Dans
I IZ KITTY same
I got the same thing lmao Siri is always listening
This house is simply amazing, you did a great job!!
Let’s fix this title: how to know where stuff is when you rob me
brisket12 hey Arthur
but the cameras
@@rainnants Cameras don't stop robberies, they just deter petty thieves & aid in the identification of who did it.
@@jordandurham8951 so your saying somebodys gonna watch this video, hear how he has cameras constantly watching and locks etc and then will say, lets rob this guy
@@jordandurham8951 And the police aid the robbers more than the victims....
If you're smart enough to disable security tech and computerised systems you shouldn't be a burgler but designing the security. Why get arrested for when you can BE PAID FOR IT.
That moment when you realize your whole house has been hacked and has a virus.
They have there own server system. So someone would have to find the ip address and know what system they use.
@@lengeljeff well we know what system they use, thats one down
@@lengeljeff You're saying that it is a hard task to ping an IP and then get the os, lol. If it is any version of GNU/Linux, which it will be, that would take like 2 seconds.
@@kone8258 The firewall for the server should be configured to only allow a static IP from the cloud company to talk to it (along with a complex root password). A better attack vector would be a router with internet access. I'm sure the password for the router would be impossible to brute force so you would have to first target something simple like a light bulb. Some smart devices store the router's password in plaintext. One issue with this method is that you would have to be in close vicinity to the house and I'm sure you'd be tackled to the ground before you even step foot anywhere near the front door. Another method may be malware, sending an executable to either a phone or a computer in the hopes of Lincon wanting free VBucks and opening an email attachement. This will give us access to the computer and from there, we can connect to the server and do whatever it is that we'd want to do. One of the pros of this method is that you can do it remotely, provided that you know the email address of somebody that uses a computer in the house.
Keep in mind, this is all hypothetical and I have no clue what type of access points, smart devices, etc. are in the house.
Yes, this reminded me the entire time of this scene: ua-cam.com/video/aAj8zHOEfiI/v-deo.html
2020: we have speakers inside our walls 2050: Our whole house is a giant speaker
Why is nobody mentioning that the dog knows how to ring a bell if it has to go to the bathroom
Hackers be like
Y E S S
Guess they never seen the movie "Firewall"?
www.imdb.com/title/tt0408345/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
The system he is using is control4, pretty much nothing to hack there
GeekPR-1977 One f#ck up and the hackers are in🤣🤣
@@rayvulders its actually pretty easy. I connect a modified femtocell on the outside of the house and from a close location I put up a high power antenna or a made in home type antenna from a lays can , from there I brute force my way into the house and own the damn network. Not to mention the different ways I can get in through their email by phishing them into clicking a link and owning their computer which would lead me to the network or social engineer a call from their internet provider and let them give me their information on their own like the wifi password, although this takes a lot more skills. I am ethical hacker however and would not risk my career and lifestyle for some random people i dont know or care for. I also dont encourage anyone to try this, as it can lead to prison and other penalties. For educational purposes only.
@@caneloalvarez1516 yeah
When your whole house is a tax write off😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🥴🥴✅
YES! Smart move. Probably exceeded the Section 179 limits and will need to wait a few years to expense it all.
What’s inside family: *Has a smart house*
Me and my family: *Well... we got a tv?*
And the tv has UA-cam and google
@@barrak2k059 So?
@@barrak2k059 TV'S have youtube and google
Shamaur bruh you do you get the joke lmao
Shamaur some tvs aren’t smart and are just TVs
Imagine having nothing more that a bluetooth box in your bathroom to hear music
"It's a shower for 3 not 2." Hahaha The look on Leslie's face...awesome!
Lol yeah I'm pretty sure she thought Clint meant like the 3 of them or something.
The place where the wires are is the size of my whole apartment
Biju Varghese typical malayalee😅😅😅
"This is a shower for 3 not for 2" at 10:15
LMAO
I cud sense some awkward sensation in the air.
@ღ An Awkward Crybaby ღ Ik bro
baby*
Here I am feeling high tech after installing a smart thermostat controller than I get this in my feed 🚗 🚘
Nobody gonna talk about how the kid legit has a camera in his room??
He'll never be able to watch his "special movies".
That's not his room it's their office
Pranav Beeharry but why would he game in the office instead of having his PC in his bedroom
Jack Mcgee I’d much have a pc elsewhere in my house than my bedroom. Bedroom should be place to sleep. Hence why some people dont even have a tv in their room. Its a sense of not being depressed of staying in your room all day. *I read it once somewhere but don’t remember where*
Yellow yea like finding nemo and dora and masha and the bear
Congrats guys on building your dream home, hope your doing ok during this tough time. Keep up the great vids :)
Noah VLOGS 99 dude of course they are doing fine they live in a huge mansion with literally everything anyone could ever want
Daniel yes but one of them might be ill or something
Daniel money doesn’t solve everything
Ohh!! Finally a positive comment
MR. GROOVY. Thx
Dan and lincon: best smart home
power cut: ima end this mans whole career
NOT ELIXER the backup batteries: Let us introduce ourselve
Hunter L Jordan but they’re only gonna need it for 2 hours max
@@devynsharpe this one will not have window shades or running water either
Great vid. What was the name and model of the outdoor auto-tracking security cameras?
Is there an list of products used?
Imagine having to ‘Ctrl Alt Del’ your house when everything freezes
And you can't get out
Imagine not being able get in the house be the doors battery runs out
The "no no no no no" at 2:50 got me XD
Leslie: No, I don’t need more bass
Davie504: I’m calling the police
Bernardo3477 checkmate whats inside
I slapped like
dude you got the most beautiful,polite and nice lady have ever met....i mean it ...do say hi....The next time you visiting kenya make sure i meet you guys ....all in all nice stuff
Omg who else’s have been waiting for this
No one
We all get how "smart" their house is
her: "I don't want to pay more money if we break some tiles"
me: "I think you can afford it hun..."
me: "Stop wasting money on Botox injections and you can pay for the tile."
I WATCHED THIS VIDEO ....
WENT OUT AND LOOKED AT MY HOUSE....
IT DOSENT EVEN HAVE A PROPER FUNCTIONING LIGHT SWITCH
LOL!
one cabinet that does at much as one signle raspi, congrats to the neon guy for his sales talent
“A subwoofer in the shower is so unnecessary”, she said surrounded by ultimate luxury 😂
Exactly! Because we all know a chandelier in the bathroom is necessary 😂
I’d take a sub over a chandelier any day
Imagine some one hacked his house he will make them crazy like turn the lights off and on all the time and switching music every 3 second and more 😂😂😂
Or open their frontdoor.
And the garage.
Yea it’s cool... but the only word that comes to mind when watching this is: unnecessary.
Clay Miller This!!! I believe that having SOME smart home automation is cool. (Google Home, Chromecast & Switch enabled lighting) but living in that house will never truly feel like a home... even when he was sitting in the kitchen, it wasn’t home. He literally asked his sink to poor him a cup of water, because it was to hard to do it yourself. But yes, extremely unnecessary & a complete and total waste of money...
I also think it’s cool, but I don’t think I’d feel safe. Like if someone hacks that system, you’re done. Like they have full control. I’d consider it if it wasn’t of risk of being hacked.
Tristan Albertson Agreed. If it wasn’t connected to his phone and it was a closed-loop system, I wouldn’t be too worried, but since its obviously all cloud there is a major concern.
Although the pranks you could pull with tech like that......
Also the camera’s zooming feature, when Dan demoed it he literally just created a blind spot where the other guy was standing. Doesn’t make too much sense
there’s people starving because they wanted to spend money on this instead
@@nickl8461 i never understood the concept of your statement. I've heard people make nonsense statements like this. And yet i never really understood the logic of such an idiotic comment. Trying to bridge apples and oranges man. Maybe jealousy played a part. But who knows.
I was about to go on a smart home video binge but after watching this video I've seen enough
The house and the neighborhood of the house looks alot like in the movie “ThePurge”
"What's the total value of all the smart devices in your house?"
Dan: "yes."
It's probably equivalent to the cost of a mansion
it will amount to nothing, in 5 years, its the fastest way to loose money.........omg, its just over the top...........
@@vikramjitsingh4538 in 5 years that will still be a good quality house and in 5 years they probably would have re updated the whole thing and it might loose money but it would still be extreamly valuable if u just talking bout money
$1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
@@vikramjitsingh4538 why would be nothing? I even live on my small house for my entire life and its still not nothing.
Criminals in Dan's house don't want the money, they want that WiFi
In finland a gigabit internet isn't even that special.
Yes, it is special but anyone living in somewhat near the city can have a unlimited internet for 60$ a month after the initial wiring payment
gigabit cost $70 from ATT. it's almost a standard now. ok maybe not a standard but very affordable
everyone gangsta until the the house turns on you and takes over you and the world
I love how he has all this but has the same internet speed as me
lol that was one thing that surprised me also
And he acts like gigabit is even good!
Dan: My phone got hacked
Also Dan: Shows his Public IP Address
When?
He hasn't heard of LINUS i guess.
He'd say the internet here is so 2015 😂😂
Tarun PARASHAR lol true that
I love the in wall invisible speaker stuff but after watching the taking apart vid they are literally dayton audio exciters i have one they sound oksy but a tower speaker does sooo much better but I understand because of room issues you can't always have that still vool none the less tho
10:15 my mans really tried it 😂😂😂😂 “this is a shower for 3 not for 2” *leslie gets the joke and is shook*