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6480	7720	Let's take a look at what you're doing.
7720	11860	We call it the Soda Machine. It's the shell-on-demand appliance.
12080	15220	And what it is, is it basically distributes VMs.
15220	21100	When you put in a dollar, the display lights up with what available VMs there are.
21100	25220	And when you press the button, it will spit out a virtual machine for you.
25220	27940	You would jump on the DEF CON Wi-Fi network.
27940	33040	You can SSH into the IP that we give you, and then you get a username and password.
33040	35600	You pop that in, and it should be good to go.
35600	37300	Alright, let's take a look inside.
40060	41820	Not your normal drink machine.
41820	44080	I gutted out all the original hardware.
44180	49740	And we're left with a server rack with four Dell R630s mounted.
49740	54320	Roughly 350 Xeon threads of CPU.
54320	55960	2 terabytes of RAM.
55960	59820	About 16-ish terabytes of solid-state storage.
59820	60760	This is beefy.
60760	61300	Oh yeah.
61300	65160	This is the MDB-to-USB interface that allows us...
65160	69220	It's a debugging tool, and it's all custom PHP code.
69220	70120	We built a transaction.
70120	71140	You built that out?
71140	72360	Actually, Balsa did.
73680	78720	I put this together. I was Balsa's remote hands, essentially.
78720	81820	He, over in New York. Me, down in LA.
81960	88260	We just did this remotely during, I think, the two months lead-up to last year's DEF CON.
88260	90620	This is a great example of your upcycling.
90620	93360	These are the thermal printers right here.
93360	94420	Which you see in restaurants and stuff, right?
94420	98120	Yeah, yeah. Restaurants use this particular one for Uber Eats, I believe.
98120	101800	On the other side of this door, that's all the logic for the door panel.
101800	103280	Like a Raspberry Pi?
104000	110340	It's a Raspberry Pi 4. There's a DIN rail switch and a breakout cable.
110340	115560	It's a lot of moving parts. It's not just virtual machines in a data center in a cloud.
115560	123820	You have DC power, you have networking, you have Raspberry Pis and button matrices.
123820	128480	My wife actually wired the loom for all of the LEDs.
128480	129800	That's some nice management right there.
129800	133220	Thanks for showing us, man. This is a beautiful piece of work.