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Hello everyone. Welcome back to my
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channel and Zack. In this video, I will
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show you how to deploy your WordPress
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application to this Wasmer platform. I
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just recently found it. It's completely
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free and very easy to use. A couple
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without your personal information,
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without your credit card, without even
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register account, and then you can bring
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your own WordPress up and running in
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less than maybe 20 seconds.
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Now, let's jump into it.
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So, let me show you how easy it can be
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without register account. You just go to
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the wasmer.io, this website, click
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deploy for free. Now, you have multiple
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You can drag and drop your site or you
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can import from GitHub. But, the easiest
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way which Wasmer can make us deploy
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WordPress so easy is click WordPress
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starter. You even don't need to do make
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any changes since you can change it
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You even don't need to configure your
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WordPress site at this moment. You can
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do it later. But, of course, your admin
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password you may want to know right now.
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But, for the demonstrating purpose, I
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will just go to deploy now.
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So, that's how easy, how quick you can
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deploy your own maybe test WordPress
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site in less than 20 seconds.
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As you can see, 15 seconds, 16 seconds,
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Your website is up and running.
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You can directly go to WordPress admin,
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then you can start customize your
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And this is fully functional website.
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You have full at the main permission for
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this website. So, in less than 10 to 12
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seconds, your site is already up to the
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world and you have this domain.
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Since we are not using our own country,
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this is just for testing. This website
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are only valid for an hour. Of course,
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if you need to keep it online all the
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time, you need to register account, but
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it's completely free. Let's go to sign
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If you don't have a account, then you
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can register one very easily. You even
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don't need to provide your credit card
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information or personal information. You
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just need to have a email address or one
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Google account or GitHub account. So,
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there's a sign up button here. Uh you do
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need to choose your plan type. If you
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want to pay with a commercial project or
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you going to have personal project hobby
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What's the difference? Here shows some
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difference uh for the hobby plan, which
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is free tier, free forever. I hope it
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can be forever. At least there's 150 GB
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bandwidth and then 100 computer hours.
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You don't have SFTP or SSH access, but
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you do have a way to access your files.
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We will show you that. They didn't
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mention how many GB storage you can
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have, but we will see that later on. So,
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now just get the account, sign up
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account and then continue. Um if you do
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have Google account, which is I'm
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having, I'm just using my Google
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account. Just continue with my Google
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account and then you going to be logging
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in and then you can deploy for free into
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your account. In this way, you won't
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just have 1 hour for your WordPress
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website, since you already have a
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counter that can save the information
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for you forever, based on what they
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said. So, WordPress starter selected a
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template we can use. If you have other
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project, you can import it from GitHub
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drop off your project here to use. So,
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we're going to use in WordPress starter.
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Since this is the one we're going to
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for your app. I'm in a North America,
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Canada, so I'm using United States, Los
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Angeles for the server location. You do
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have two locations to choose.
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I don't want to choose any version
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but I do want to change the WordPress. I
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want to say this is my IT home.
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Um admin username, and you might want to
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change your password for future, which
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So, let's see how fast this time it can
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Usually, less than 20 seconds.
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Sometimes, I do see it's 10 seconds, 12
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the system resources usage, but usually,
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a 20 second. This time, 16 second. Our
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website is up and running, so you can
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take a look. This is the building domain
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I gave to you, and it's up to the world.
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You also can directly go to the
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You have full control. You can install
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plugins. You can install different
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themes, and customize it for your your
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So, that's how fast you can deploy your
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own WordPress application. Our next step
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is going to introduce some advanced
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usage for this Wasmer platform with your
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WordPress application.
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The first thing I want to show you is
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how to use your own domain to access to
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it. Wasmer.io platform does provide a
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way for you to add your own domain,
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Go to settings, then go to domains. So
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now you have your building domain handed
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with wasmer.app, but you might want to
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domain. I'm using home.idprotect.com
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to access this WordPress application.
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Since I own this domain, I'm going to do
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To configure it, just one thing you need
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to to create a CNAME record
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uh in your DNS provider. I'm using
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CloudFlare to manage my DNS records. I'm
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going to add a new record.
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As mentioned here, don't If you're using
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CloudFlare, please disable CloudFlare
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proxy for the validation. So, we're
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going to using home, this subdomain.
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And I'm going to add it in.
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Type is CNAME. Make sure you have that.
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And the target is the one we copied.
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Just turn off the proxy status. TTL will
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be auto. Save it. That's it.
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Go back to your dashboard for your web
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application here, then you can refresh
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the website is up and running.
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You can access your home.idprotect.com,
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your new web application with your own
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domain. That's how simple, how it would
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do. You can do it. Um of course, at this
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moment now you probably want to enable
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your proxy status to proxy through
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CloudFlare list global CDN network. Now
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we have our own domain to access our
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WordPress application.
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There's something very interesting is
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regarding the storage and database.
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You might be wondering how many
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gigabytes storage you can use, which you
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can find out from the storage tab here.
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gigabyte. We only used a 146 kilobyte.
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So there's lots of space for us to use.
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Since free tier doesn't have SSH or SSTP
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access, but you do have web file
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explorer for you to access your folders.
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Uh you do able to make changes here. You
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can see you can create file, you can
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create folder, and you can delete it.
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So this is full functional file explorer
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for your storage. You also able to use
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S3 client such as Rclone to access it
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using endpoint, access key, and the
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secret key here. The last thing is
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database. So as you can see we have
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host, we have port number,
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database name, username, and a password.
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There's a built-in database explorer for
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you to visit, but the one thing I never
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saw in this kind of free tier solution
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platform is the public access to your
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This is public available SQL database
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for you to use. What I mean public
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available means I can use a PHP myAdmin
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from my own side, which is not part of
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Masmer. It's in internet. I can access
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it from there. So, as long as you have
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right server name plus the port number
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because this is not standard port.
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You can put in there. Make sure there's
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no space between the server host name
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and the port number. There's a colon
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between them. Username, you can uh
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at least you don't need to worry about
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the database name, but the username, you
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can put in. For the password here, you
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Then you can access to it.
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In couple seconds, you are in.
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So, you can see all your tables. You can
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browse through it, which is pretty cool
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since this public available. I don't
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know how much space you can use, how big
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the database size can be, but at least
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it can support in a small blog for your
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personal project. If you do have
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commercial project, then you probably
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want to subscribe different tier.
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But for personal usage,
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I would say this is more than enough.
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So, that's all for this video. I hope
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you like it. Give me some up if you
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