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So it's now time to kick off We start today with a presentation from our CEO and founder of Moodle, Martin Duguy Amos Who will speak to about where we can take Moodle next. Please welcome to the stage Martin Duguy Amos Thank you Paul. Not only is He a good-looking emcee. He is also the product manager of MoodleNet Hi Good morning everybody. You know this Wow, look at this. This is the biggest moot ever So let's have a cheer for that Welcome back after the after Thanos Clicked fingers and we all disappeared for three years It's so good to be back I'm I'm gonna talk today Very broadly. That's why I've put here the big gist I really want to go large with the context of what we're doing but Those of you have seen me before. This is how my keynotes usually start They'll start with a mission Empowering educators to improve the world with the most effective platform for learning I'll talk about the Moodle values Education openness respect integrity innovation and how we're a certified b-corp and all that I Might talk about the conference. We have 840 Moodlers 840 of us have come together here. We have 120 from Moodle headquarters That is amazing last week We all had a get-together ourselves in sitches. It's just down the road one half an hour drive And we did a lot of brainstorming together and it was amazing So there's 120 of the people who make Moodle here plus the rest of you who make Moodle here It's gonna be great. I really like this number We had a only half of the sessions that were proposed that we could accept We had twice as many and 22 sponsors. Thank you to all the sponsors They're all around you'll see them. We're from 60 countries And 113 talks overall. It's gonna be massive Moodle HQ and now 178 people soon 248 Can't tell you how We're all over the place Moodle itself is everywhere. I would say if this was a normal keynote We have more Moodle partners than ever we have new certified integrations We have all this activity going on in products but I'm not even going to talk about that today because The rest of the team are here to talk about that and there's like three days of it so this you know this you'll see everything around the around the venue and and all the sessions By the way, you like this hotel Which pretty nice, huh? It's we're all in a spaceship today so Get around the spaceship and and talk to everyone about this stuff one thing I will highlight We are Moodle workplace 4.0 finally released this week So there'll be a lot on that if you want to get into it. So yeah, thanks If you aren't on matrix yet come join us in the matrix We are using matrix for Moodle community chat from now on and There is some chat rooms there. So this isn't it's not WhatsApp. It's not telegram. It's not Facebook Messenger. It's not Microsoft Teams It's not slack. It's not any of those it's an open system like Moodle that we will be integrating with in the future and There's the QR code to take you to some instructions after you do that you will join us in the matrix This conference is all great news. So go and see all that. So I'm not going to talk about all of that I'm going to talk about our history who knows What that is Anybody Yell it out Sorry a Cell that is one cell One it's actually a mammalian cell in a mammal Quite interesting and complex Cells first emerged at least three point eight billion years ago About 750 million years after earth was formed That picture in the background It's not a photograph. That's a I've generated that with an AI Almost all of this presentation has been generated with an artificial intelligence So I've been using an AI In a number of ways to generate some of this content and a lot of the images Cells came together into multi-cellular organisms around 1.7 billion years ago. This is all of our shared history. I'm talking about here First animals and animals comes from the Latin anima movement, you know animals things that could move around Around 600 million years ago very tiny creatures little worms the first humans Started emerging around two million years ago. The first modern humans homo sapiens is only 200,000 years ago Now you start seeing where the AI gets pictures a little bit weird sometimes But I actually like the weirdness of AI imagery. Sometimes it's funny. Sometimes it's weird sometimes it makes you think So each one of us is a community of around a hundred trillion cells that work together That's what makes up each of our bodies and they're being constantly renewed This is one type of communication between cells between two neurons in your brain each one is a cell and There's electrical signals See that's you may have heard about that, but there are in fact around 22 or 23 different types of communication that happen between cells all types of You know chemical and physical and electrical signals that happen. This one was not from an AI Yeah, I don't want to put too many lies on on slides, but this one was I got a picture of it I think it looks arguably more artistic So in our brain, we have 85 billion neurons There are more connections between the cells in your brain each one of us Than stars in the universe. We have a ton of these cells working together in each of our brains All of that is working together right now. So I'm standing here a hundred trillion cells That's me trying to generate a picture of a speaker on a stage Those cells are all working together right now each cell in my body is pumping out signals It doesn't even know where the signals are going each cell is pumping out electricity and chemical and physical cell communication out Inside itself and that's letting all of this happen in front of you right now that we're all used to So the cells over this immense of period of time have worked out how to come together into an organization That can get things done.  We are not separate from the universe Is anybody heard of the philosopher Alan Watts anyone know Alan Watts? He was pretty big in the 60s Couple of people here Alan Watts talks about the idea that like a tree an apple tree apples The earth has peopled So we've we're like fruit that sort of come out of the earth and The way cells have come together and formed life formed us so moving on we Homo sapiens did rather well against the there's a few other variants of humans at the time the Neanderthals and Homo erectus We moved out of Africa across the world These are the years you can see roughly how long ago we we we got to different parts of the planet and We didn't we we did We did kill a lot of the Neanderthals and Homo erectus in battles, but we also Absorbed them in our in our genes or a lot of genes from those other variants of human They were we were able actually to cross breed But we kind of wiped them out as a and we became a more single species So about two and a half thousand years ago, and this is a funny picture if you look at it too closely There's I was just in Greece actually and I Had the honor of accepting an honorary doctorate from the University of Piraeus and I was very it was very big deal For me because I'm half Greek and because I was in the birthplace of education This is Plato founded the very first school or university All right the Academy the first Academy Akademiya It's called Akademiya not because it was like the area of Athens where he made it That's where Academy comes from But Plato also did a lot of work and Conceptualizing how humans could work together in harmoniousness how we could come together in a society and He's not the only one lots of people have done it since but that was one of the earliest attempts at sort of saying okay How can all these people? Work together in better ways 250 years ago an industrial revolution We became less just farmers and taking advantage of our environment and much more Building and creating machines to do more of our work 80 years ago the very first programmable computers Charles Babbage made some Calculators I don't really count them as full computers. So we're talking about the the first real computers around the Second World War That's not a real picture. I remember these all AI generated. So they're a little off But they are copyright free This one is a real picture because that's a very historical moment. This is 50 years ago. We started the internet a Bunch of total nerds figured out how to send Words and letters across Wires in a way that they could and they are on the phone at the same time typing L. Did you get the L? And they were I think L. O. G. were the first letters they sent Around the 50s also where the artificial intelligence. So we started working on chess playing machines and things like that A lot of you may remember in the 80s and 90s and 2000s that the machine learning that was starting to come up And honestly, I discounted a lot of it. I was like, it's not even interesting to me because it was very Algorithmic very boring nothing like 85 billion Cells working together at all very very simplistic But it was starting to get quite good at sorting your mail into mailboxes and things like that In the last couple of decades, we've moved into an era of deep learning and this is where AI is starting to really become interesting You may remember about 11 years ago also not AI that a Deep mind, no, no it was an IBM had an AI that won Jeopardy the US game show against two of the best players in history About six years ago Google deep mind AI beats the world's best go player and Go was always seen as this very very very hard problem to solve and the way it did it was They trained the AI looking at a lot of human playing got humans playing go and then they made that AI play itself and That kind of self-training is a really interesting thing where the our machines can train themselves to do things by playing against themselves Couple of I think it was about a month ago two months ago Alpha fold another project solved The protein folding problem. This is a very important thing to solve when developing drugs and therapies To know how long strings of proteins fold up into a shape Because once you know the shape you can develop drugs and all kinds of things People would spend their whole life solving one of these things It'd be like your PhD project and they'd spend 10 or 20 years in research trying to solve these shapes of proteins one AI solved 200 million proteins in one go and they open sourced at all Basically every known living protein is now no longer an issue That was like a month ago. So now we have a eyes that can write and understand computer code That you know a lot of developers are using a eyes to write 30 percent 40 percent 50 percent of all their code and it's getting higher They can understand and transcribe any speech. There was one released last week called whisper Which is the one of the best voice recognition systems? I've ever seen it's better than anything on our phones right now It can understand really rough messy Human text and just flawlessly understand it We can create text we can create understand images Remember this is another AI and all AI images in the background and we can create design nearly anything so There and there are new systems appearing daily right now. Let me show you a couple very quickly Is anybody? Not seen like how AI imagery is generated before can have some hands is it you've not actually seen it Okay, there's not many of you anymore. So that's good. I'll do it very quickly So I Won't do a bird in a funny hat, but like I don't know yell out a couple of words I just want some some words and I'll make something you What? bread You're hungry bread And another word and I'll combine them. Sorry Santa okay, let's have Santa holding Well, let's have Santa Santa made from bread I'll do it without any special things or just put it straight in. Let's see what happens Now I'm doing this on a on a website So it's using a server to do this which is not so impressive because you go. Well, I could just use Google search I'll probably find something, you know Let's see how it works out. Oh, there's Santa and some bread But what I could also do is this this is stable diffusion, which is a the same AI running on my laptop 100% on my laptop I can switch off my Wi-Fi and I could do the same thing I can generate.  Yeah, it's just an M1 and it ran that fast It takes a bit longer if I want bigger or higher resolution, but any image Think how many images they could be I need Let's see here. Let's so I I had here great ways to use Moodle Let's let's just generate some bit of text here.  He loves the smell the taste the way it feels in his hands He loves to tear off a chunk and savor the flavor of fresh warm bread Santa loves bread so much that he eats it every day for breakfast lunch and dinner He even takes a loaf of with him on his sleigh ride around the world to share with all the good girls and boys So if you're feeling hungry this holiday season, just ask Santa for a slice of bread. He'll be more than happy to oblige Quite a nice little poem. It also explained his high carb diet explains a lot as well But That's you know, this is normal stuff now in AI and that a lot of you are in Education and you probably ask your students to submit essays assignments projects Any student can use these both of these tools are completely free with no waiting lists and you can just get in and do it and everyone is building new tools on top of this stuff weekly the T-shirt that you got for the moot. I hope you got your t-shirt Has this image on it, which I generated a couple of months ago It's already looking very simplistic because of the state of the art and how fast this stuff is moving But that's the prompt that I used to generate that the trincades mosaic is a style of mosaic art from around Barcelona around Catalonia and one of our teams suggested it And I thought I'll be nice to have a an earth globe made of that orange. You know, it's the Moodle global and and so we came up with that t-shirt and I thought good to put it on the t-shirt just to remember this point in history because this is the year that this stuff Is all going mainstream So that's why that's there that meanwhile This is going on This is our population all these 100 trillion cell packages We a lot of you in this room will remember when we were back at 3 billion and now we're nearly 8 billion the projections are that we're going to hit around 11 billion and then it will actually level off and the reason is the pink line is showing our The birth rate which and Most people will say the reason our birth rate is declining or the growth is is declining is because of education Education leads to more families being involved in the economy working having less children and as the world Becomes more educated. This is plummeting. So we're actually Tailing off. It's very interesting To think about that whole process and where we're hitting Elon Musk is super worried about it And I think that's why he has so many children But he can probably afford it all these people in the world are Gathering together into organizations all these organisms Becoming organizations They are the new creatures that walk the planet earth the organizations that we build and You know Moodle is one organization all of your institutions and companies are all organizations We've got the the bigger The bigger ones and the smaller ones and we're a huge ecosystem of Just like our cells came together the humans are coming together into these organizations And they're all shapes and sizes and colors Some of them not so nice Some of them a little too focused on Profit generating money at all costs we have you know the big farmer the big oil the Monsanto's That have sort of gone a bit crazy wild about money, and they're actually Causing problems for us.  There's a real mixture of types of organizations that we are putting together and these organizations as they stride the earth are Working on systems to connect us even more So Moodle Software one little example one example not that little anymore But think of all of the infrastructure being put into place by organizations all of the obviously roads and shipping and Internet and that kind of stuff, but also all of the cultural connections all of the The art the memes the ideas the the the Structures that we are putting into place think of what you spend most of your time probably doing every day you're probably looking into one of these machines and Connecting with a ton of activity that's out there and All of that is just electrons It seems like electrons, but you're connecting to other people's brains through electrons, and we're wiring up the world We're connecting up the world It's like fungus, you know mycelium you anyone familiar with how much fungus there is in the world There's a great documentary called about fungi. I like to be a fun guy sometimes but This stuff under the surface of the earth all around us is these strands of Fungus that are actually connecting up all the trees Although a lot of the plants the plants actually use that to communicate with each other like an internet for plants It's amazing So we're all we're connecting up the earth more and more a globalizing and we are there's this ongoing process I hope you could see through history of us coalescing and connecting Some of the products we're developing in more education related space to connect wearables right the technology is not Big computers like the 1940s anymore. It's little things, you know, we're all carrying around these supercomputers The black mirrors we're looking through them. We're connecting to everything It everyone's connecting to us as well Even if you don't want it sometimes you have to get very good at managing your notifications Because you're being sucked into the fungus But you know headphones watches VR is coming AR this stuff is is coming. It's been talked about for a long time. But really the technology level wasn't there, but Look at Facebook meta Change the whole company towards that stuff Apple are releasing headsets next year and Rumors are that they they're planning in ten years that they will replace phones Because it is where the phone on her face Know even closer connections. There's Mark The these companies and organizations are going to be moving into this space We're going to be in this space with them. They're going to be super imposing their realities on top of our realities like they do now you know when you look at most things you see, you know advertising and Corporate effects on everything we're looking at. That's you know, that's fine but It's going to be much more visual and much more all the time than ever before and the quality of the imagery That we receive as you could see from the AI stuff. I was showing before this is not AI. This is a unreal engine 5 rendering The quality will be indistinguishable from the real stuff Reality and the internet are going to become So close you can't tell just like the AI imagery look like photographs a lot of it It won't just be flat photographs You know that you can extend if you're in if you can it's not hard to imagine the images I've been showing you extending into oh generate me an 18 hour TV series about this character and this character and that character and they're all doing this You know and you get your favorite TV show coming forever My wife really likes Brooklyn 9 9 and ran out at like eight seasons probably wish I could I have two more seasons Well, I just fit feed the eight seasons in and generate another two seasons of endless comedy, right Then think well expand that to virtual reality, you know, I want to generate a new reality I can instead of typing Santa with a piece of bread. I could say Generate Santa walking around with a piece of bread and you've all got your glasses on and you can see him too And he walks around handing out bread to everybody That seems very very achievable to me. It doesn't seem very far away at all Of course, we can overdo it with the devices That's a pretty weird picture when you look at it too long look at the hand Wow So we're in this world. We have to need to think about the ethics the truth You know, are we all slipping into this fake generated AI? Generated place that's influenced because a Lot of us don't know how to make this technology We're reliant on the people we're connected to to bring it to us and what I worry about is that the world agenda Which is this sustainable development goals They're not perfect, but this is the only roadmap for humanity that humanity has ever made recently Maybe Plato had one but more recently UNESCO, which is every country on earth Agreed on this It's not like an idea. Why don't we do it? This is oh, yeah, everyone's already agreed our governments have already agreed This is the agenda except the US because US is not part of UNESCO But the rest of the world the other 95% have I don't want to call that US. It's not your fault who's in the room, but that's just the fact So here we have huge problems poverty. We have increasing inequality. We have climate change to worry about we have So many problems in the land and the oceans in this little planet that we live on that How can we focus on that if we're all being our same 85 billion neurons from 200,000 years ago, which hasn't changed if if that is In this world of hyper stimulation that I'm talking about and connection how Do we get everybody to work together and focus on life threatening things like this and That's my main worry. That's what keeps me up at night This was an alternate t-shirt that I also I almost had for the moot I Do like this cow. I just I just stuck it in here because I wanted to show you this cute cow I Actually generated that by typing in the word moodle into an AI and I got that so our education needs to step up to Prepare us for this world. This is the world We have been rushing towards for this long period and accelerating now and in a in a hyper growth way and It's coming out of so fast education needs to adapt to this world like now like ASAP now I typed in Something about strength and Something trying to show a strong education system and I got this I I do not recommend education is this but it was such a funny Picture I had to keep it. I just love it Yeah, but you know, this is like education coming. Yeah, we're gonna solve this problem I hope Now to do that we we need an infrastructure that it can enable us to work together better Because right now and I I was in the University of Paris and I don't want to call them out as any different from any other university But what happens at universities in general is the way the system is structured There is some working together there are like EU projects and there's funding that tries to make people work together and academics with a lot of experience sit down and and get into problems and they write papers and they push the papers out into the journals and their peer review and Journals and we have this whole research system to generate and share knowledge and that's very good and companies will Draw from that to produce products and that's kind of how we do things, but there's no overarching Framework there. There's a lot of Nishes a lot of little holes that go on and just kind of and I talked to one academic and I was like he's working on Optimizing Wi-Fi in a city for example, and I was like that's fascinating. When when can we see it? He goes, I don't know I'm just writing the paper. I'm putting it out there, you know, maybe, you know, Huawei or something will come along and use it I don't feel like we've optimized how education works together. I feel like universities should be like More More entrepreneurial and startups like the universe that the students of that university should be hacking the Wi-Fi of that University they should be hacking the energy system of that university they should be solving inequality in that university and and as a hub of Innovation that is pouring out of these universities and places that we that we can then share there are Over 90,000 higher education institutions in the world and growing Mostly growing in the global south apparently in the private area, which is interesting. It doesn't matter. There's a lot of them Imagine if all these institutions work together on something Imagine the resources we would have they would be like the the biggest the biggest Organize the biggest startup ever Now the only way I know that that works together my criteria for how we work together on things like technology is What has worked for Moodle? That's why we're all here the last 20 years. These are kind of my principles for developing Open education technology of ed tech in general number one open source all the main stuff Open sourcing the software enables innovation enables in this room There are so many people who have created such amazing things and you can go and all see each other over the next three days Second after listen to educators And that's you know research and UX and and all of that But if we aren't actually addressing education problems, we're not which shouldn't be there Thirdly engaging developers and we have some things coming up that intended to support our developers even better We don't expect everyone to work for free people. You know, you will have to live So how do we get everybody to be part and making a living also from working on on the stuff that we share And lastly, that's this one is making things Sustainable with revenue we that money is important. We need it to live in this economy, but What we don't want to be doing is pulling too much money out of education and then going oh education is not doing very well It's you know, it's underfunded and it's weak and let's replace it with this app We should be thinking about how we get more money into education and more people employed to work on those education problems In a way that we all share and so that means you have to make it attractive to people to come and be on board and Look at you all here. I'm so grateful you all came to this mood So that's why you may hear me banging on about open ed tech, which is my attempt to try and build a or to try and define a Framework that we can work within to bring together lots of different projects from lots of different institutions and places around the world and It's bigger than Moodle Like it doesn't it's not You know, we could have called it, you know Moodle next gen and just stop there, but it's much bigger than that I think it's a way trying to define a structure that everybody can feel very comfortable in in Their organization joining and and working together a UN of of ed tech We started this some of you are here at our Moodle Moods 2019 and afterwards we had a couple of days of brainstorming and we started the fundamentals of Of that and I think most of these people are all here today if you were here at this meeting put your hand up Can I see if you're here? there you go so We did a lot of good work at that time the pandemic got in the way and kind of slowed things down a bit, but the association is Starting it's I think it's waiting on my final signature. I've been away from home for a few weeks We have to get that going the The association is going to be an actual organization a nonprofit organization based in Brussels it's in and the point is that Everybody who believes in this concept who supports those criteria I mentioned before can be a member and work together on a Vision and I'm proposing a very rough vision here to start with of a new framework and I'm not going to go into it now because I haven't got time, but I do have a session on Thursday afternoon a Workshop Is it Wednesday? I forget what day it is. You want to know someone look it up for me I have a session later on a workshop if you're interested in this and want to dive into this a bit more We have an hour and a half to really get into it and I can Oops, I'm cutting out. So we have the idea of there must be open education resource repositories We must be technology that helps gather and Collect all of the great resources that are around There needs to be educated classrooms in there that the educator owns and I'm I'm very strong on that point I don't think institutions should own the classroom I feel like they're a very personal space and as an educator if you really want to be an educator Not a researcher who's being forced to teach for 10% of my time But an actual educator then you want to have a space you can develop over decades Right, not currently we a lot of people have PowerPoint slides or something sitting on their hard disk And they upload it into different things, but if you have a real space you can invest Yourself into I think that's that's going to be far more powerful and And this part is very important the learner dashboard the learner needs to also have a space all of us are learners Throughout our learning history, which is probably at least 60 70 years now Who knows once we AI's start messing with our genetics. It could be hundreds of years, but We need a place to call our own that we can trust and we can invest ourselves into Because we own it in this space. It's not sitting on Credly.com or some other.com or org or LinkedIn. It's something you own and it's your space with AI's That help you move about in the world help you deal with the world help you be educated and help you connect to Education opportunities and things and lastly also organizations as well organizations need a place to manage their learning Now we we have a lot of activity going on already in Moodle Thinking about how Moodle projects might fit into here, but it won't only be Moodle I think anybody who believes in open ed tech will come up with solutions It doesn't matter if you pick this one from Moodle and that one from edX or something Or learning economies or whatever a different organizations can come up with solutions The key bit is these green arrows that we have a very tight set of agreed APIs and frameworks and standards that let it all work together into the future There are working groups happening on open ed tech global There's a newsletter you can sign up for it's kind of new it's starting up forgive the mess having it also doing my normal job, but this is our This is going to be a big part of the future. I think and I We don't have all the details defined because right now we're getting together interested people to define those details So just finish and say let's have the best Moodle Mood ever And in case you're thinking oh he's thinking about all this future stuff. What happens with Moodle? I see the current Moodle as being The main platform that we're all working on for the next five or ten years There's still lots of lots of things we need to do. We are all doing in that platform But we also need to be aware of kind of the trend What's coming up in the future right like where do we go in the future a PHP application that that Started 20 years ago By the way, there is it's 20 years Moodle's been around for 20 years. So let's have a round of applause for Moodle for 20 years I I really want to thank you all for being on this Moodle journey And I I just want to kind of energize us to take it to the next level right to get to use this enormous amount of people around the world that the Moodle community is to really empower education and Improve our world In all the ways that we can so thank you very much for listening and have a great mood or mood Thank You Martin. We have about five minutes if there are any questions for Martin direct. We have some mics here Thanks, what do you want to? Where are you? I'm not table from University of South Africa. We've been chatting online for a bit. Yeah, hi Hi What are your thoughts around you've mentioned as you're closing off five to ten years? It's a PHP application It's also the foundation of some of the thoughts that you've shared here this morning. Yes Do you see the product evolving away from the current? architecture and stack and Where do you see that going keeping in mind the future? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah, the roadmap of Moodle is something our team are addressing there are so many sessions about that There's a lot of exciting things. I mentioned one already messaging. I think getting messaging more into Moodle We're talking about I don't know. I don't want to jump ahead of everyone else's presentations There is a lot that will happen in terms of making Moodle easier making it more connected with other software but the general structure of Moodle as a kind of all-in-one learning management platform that is really designed as an Analog to a physical institution You know its structure is An organization with departments with classrooms With activities that happen in the classrooms with enrollments You know it has that structure and I think Moodle has played a good role in moving people from a face-to-face brick Or whatever you tin whatever you want to use to build your institution Into the internet like a lot of people understand that transition with Moodle and I think during this past 20 years that was very necessary And I think for the next five or ten years there'll be lots of people still doing that a lot of people are not even teaching online yet, right? We're still expanding and Growing and there's a lot of that to do There is a ton of innovation that can still happen on the Moodle platform and connect with things what I was talking about was really trying to set the scene for some new thing that We would all build together that we would migrate to at some point in the future and We have to do that right we can't just sort of Look at next month next month next month and not be aware of all the trends that are happening in the world and how we connect I think we can add more AI to Moodle Next week if we want to you know a lot of these things we can still innovate and build into Moodle right now So yeah to answer your question don't worry and You know, it's something we're all working on together and we all face exactly the same issues To so we're not gonna there's no big disruption planned It's more of a how can we Plan for the future


Welcome to Sportsman Tech Talk. My name is Jim Isaac. Today we are going to go over how to update your Garmin to the latest software. The first step is going to Garmin's website Garmin.com. So once you get to the website you're going to scroll down to the bottom of the page here and there's a customer service tab down here. You're just going to go to the support center. Under the support center where it says additional resources there's going to be a tab that says software and map updates. Once you get to this section you're just going to enter in your unit information. So like right now we're using a 1243XSV. So we have it here entered in this little blank. Alright so this will bring you to your device update screen so you can see the instructions for whichever device you're using to do the update today. This walks you through steps. It has how to do it through Active Captain, Garmin Express. Today we're using a Mac so we're just going to go down to the Mac section and then on this section right in the middle there's a section that says GPS map series. We're just going to click on that icon and then it'll give you your terms basically agree to your terms. Alright so this step is going to bring you to the download section. You're just going to click the download button, wait for it to download and then from there we'll show you how to put it on a SD card. Alright so while that's downloading we're going to look at the type of SD card we need to use. This is just a SanDisk card 32 gigabyte class 10 card which will be right up here. The card can be no larger than 32 gigabytes with a minimum size of 8 gigabytes but it needs to be this class 10 as well and it needs to be formatted in a fat 32 format. When you get new cards from the store they should come formatted in the fat 32 format that you'll need. Alright so let's open this up and get this thing in the computer and once you finally have it out just pop a little SD card in there and we're ready to download the information. Now that we've had it downloaded and we're going to put it on our card we're going to go to your downloads and we're just going to extract the file to put on the card. Alright so you're going to just go here and copy your file, go down to your card, paste the information in here and once this gets done copying over you're ready to put it in the unit update your GPS. Alright so now that you have your SD card we're just going to put it in the card reading port on the unit this one's on the back. Once you have that it's going to prompt you whether you want to install it now so you're just going to go ahead and hit install now. Okay so once this comes up you're just going to hit update software, update takes a minute you're going to hit yes and it's updating your unit. Once your unit's updated you'll notice the whole new layout on the Garmin screen we're going to go over those new features in one of our next videos. If you have any questions please leave them in the comments below.


This month on Recall Roundup, Kids2 recalls baby Einstein musical motion activity jumpers. The amazing toys and eco-novelty recall water-absorbing polymer balls and beads. And Hatchet Book Group recalls children's books. This month's Recall Roundup is all about keeping kids safe. Kids2 is recalling about 400,000 baby Einstein musical motion activity jumpers. The sun toy attachment can rebound with force and injure an infant, posing an impact hazard. There are about 100 reports of incidents, including 61 injuries. This recall involves model number 90564 and certain date codes. They were sold at Target, Toys R Us and other stores and online at amazon.com for about $90. Stop using these activity jumpers and contact Kids2 for a free replacement toy attachment. We have two recalls of water-absorbing polymer balls to tell you about. The two recalls involve about 26,500 monster science growing spider toy sets with spider eggs by B Amazing Toys and about 3,500 eco-novelty Cosmo Beads jumbo size. Contact the importer for a full refund. They can easily be mistaken for candy by a child. And when ingested, the polymer ball can expand and cause intestinal obstructions, resulting in severe discomfort, vomiting, dehydration, and this could be life-threatening. Finally Hatchet Books is recalling about 70,000 children's books. The metal rod holding the small beads can detach and release the beads. That's a choking hazard to kids and the metal bar can expose a sharp edge posing a laceration hazard. This recall includes the Count My Kisses 1-2-3 and Red, Green, Blue I Love You books. They were sold at Barnes & Noble and online at amazon.com and by other booksellers and retailers for about $8. Take these books away from children and return them to where you bought them for a full refund. Let's recall Roundup. You can find out about these and other recalls on our website, SaferProducts.gov.


No idea. What's up? My name is Giggs. This is V here. Welcome to another video, guys. So into this video, we are going to talk about support.com, ticket symbol, SPRT. This is becoming the newest meme stock in town. And so the last two days, Thursday and Friday, this stock has just skyrocketed, making a lot of people money. I traded it Thursday, traded it Friday. And the stock is still sitting somewhere way above the regular price of the stock. So that's why I wanted to talk about it in today's video. But before we get started, guys, we are new to the channel. We talk about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So that's something that interests you. Go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. So when it comes to support.com, guys, this is a stock that is becoming one of our ready meme stocks. So a lot of people already on social media are talking about support.com, maybe in part because support.com was really, really hated by Wall Street because about 67% of the shares were actually shorted. So you know how that usually works, right? You see a stock that's heavily shorted. They go in there and push the price so that all the shorts will cover. And so doing will keep pushing the price of the stock up and make people a lot of money. Again, this was an insane one and it ran like crazy. So let's jump right here. Take a look here. Again, this is support.com. Just for clarity, guys, there was no specific information or news that really pushed the price of this stock up. Nothing. Again, if we remember, I think it was early this year, they announced that they were going to go into a reverse merger with Greenwich Generation Holding, which is like the first carbon-neutral Bitcoin ETF. So they said they were going to partner with them, but that didn't even move the price of the stock. So I don't think that, I mean, and this is old news. So in the fact that the stock is still popping, now after that old news, I don't consider that news to be the catalyst that actually drove this. I think the major catalyst here is the fact that Wall Street was betting heavily against support.com because 67% of the float was actually shorted, which is crazy. So again, you know how Reddit and social media guys operate. Once you see a company like this, they'll jump on it, talk about it, everybody start buying, and then the shorts have to cover. So it's basically the reason why, in my opinion, why I think support.com made the move. So if we jump here and just going to take a look at the chart. If we go back, I think this was a 26. If you can see here on the 26, support.com opened at about 14, look at this, it was trading at somewhere around $14. The market opened here, and this thing took off a little bit, went to as high as you can see at 17. And then after hours, it just went crazy, went to 23, if you can see here, went all the way, pre-market on Friday went to 32. And then, oh boy, look at this, went as high as 55 before the market even opened. And then market opens, it pulls back, and then squeeze again all the way to 59, almost $60 for a high, which is insane. And then once you got to that point, look at that retracement, it just like dropped all the way down to 25 for a low. And then now, it's currently sitting somewhere at about 20, about 30 bucks. And again, this is absolutely way above the stock trading price. If you see, we came from somewhere around 14 bucks to now sitting all the way here at about just under 30. So to me, this is still significant. So a lot of people, I'm pretty sure, made a ton of money, and again, if you tradedsupport.com, let me know in the comment section what you thought about it, and enjoy those gains, because I think we would do for something like this, because we haven't had some of these runs in a while. So it was really kind of nice to be able to get a trade where you don't really have to work hard to earn your money. This was pretty straightforward. And yeah, so it made some good money off of this one, which was excellent. So again, I don't know what's going to happen next week. This thing might pull back down to where it belongs to that $14 or even around $10 price point, or we can see another squeeze. Because we saw what happened with GameStop and AMC. It didn't just take off and go continuously. It went in stages. Stage one, it has a high setting, new high pullback, consolidate and then take off again and go. So we'll see this here. It set this high right here. So let's see this pre-market. It goes up to about 55 pullback, consolidate, squeeze back up to almost 60 pullback. And then now sitting somewhere right here at just just just about 30. And again, to me, this could be consolidation. So again, we can get up Monday morning and just take my skyrocket again to set a new high. So there's endless possibilities here. But again, this is one where you treat with caution because these meme stocks, they come and they go. So if you go in and buy, the top thing is going to keep going up. Because imagine somebody bought somewhere around 55 even right here. And you're seeing crumble. You are going to sit there right now and be in the hole. You're going to be in the red to the point where I'm pretty sure your account is going to be like mad at you. So be careful with this. When you go in, take profit, secure profit as much as possible and use stop losses so that I can kick you out. This is a meme stock. So it's not something you say you're buying long term. This is a meme stock. So if you get that profit, put a stop loss.  So better cut your losses early and then wait to buy the dip. There are then sitting there and coming all the way down here and they're hoping that goes back up because that direction, nobody can guarantee it. So that's something I wanted to make sure that we talk about again, support.com is becoming a meme stock. There's really no reason why the stock is moving again. I gave you guys my speculation that it's probably just because Wall Street was betting against them with 67% of their float was shorted.  Reddit and social media and retail investors can jump on the stock like this and turn it into a cash cow for for a lot of us. So that is pretty much what I wanted to cover in this video. So again, I'm going to be looking at this one next week to see what happens. I don't anticipate buying this one holding long term. I'm just trading it because this stock belongs somewhere between 10 and 15 bucks. So if you're not in that range, I'm not even thinking of buying long term because there's no catalyst that is driving this thing. So if you're buying anything way up there, make sure that you have a really, really tight stop loss in case you, you know, it starts to really collapse. You can actually get out and give yourself an opportunity to get back in and then ride it. So make sure that you trade with caution. So that's what I wanted to talk about here. If you're new to the channel, guys, we talk about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if that's something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and your notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. Also, guys, if you're looking to get started with investing, we will have the promotion where if you sign up and deposit $5, you get free stocks links in the description below. And as always, guys, do you do that again?  Stay motivated.


Hey, what's up? Hardware Sugar? Wait, what's up, Hardware Sugar? What's up, internet? Rafael from Hardware Sugar here. Just playing some tactical zero-hour stuff. How is everyone's Christmas going so far? Grabit na daga. Hopes and prayers out to everyone affected by the storm. Especially to my province, boo. Damn, I really hope I didn't things get better there soon. Anyway, there are a lot of things to be thankful for for this Christmas. And one of them is the really low COVID cases. And God, can I just say that I haven't been online for quite some time because I took the time this, the past three weeks to reconnect with friends I haven't hung out with and may be close to two years na because we're taking advantage of the low COVID cases. So if you guys haven't met up with family yet and friends, you should do so now just in case Omicron, you know, begins to conquer us next year. So, okay. Trying to figure out if the sound is okay. Let me know if anin, if the if the microphone is good or if the music from the game is too annoying. I can always turn it off.  I thought the game crashed. All right. So if you guys haven't watched me play this yet, it's a very slow paced rainbow six siege. Like it's equivalent of like a real SWAT team realism kind of game thing. Oh, you know, I don't actually think that this game is really meant for everyone. But I have been quite addicted to it the past the past two months. I've logged in may be close to 48 hours on this. But I've been playing a lot lately. But yeah, it's pretty cool if you can watch. All right. It's very tactical and people actually care to coordinate and stuff. Like right now we're a team of five. And we're going to we're going to turn off the power here. All right. So yeah, super slow paced game. That didn't go out so well. I think we I think when we placed ourselves in a bad position and that parking lot, we should have just repelled. Another thing that then in that keeps the game really interesting, like which I really hope like other AAA games do is they is there's a focus on at least in zero hour to make sure that you care about your life because there's no respawn here until the game until the match is over. And you know, as you can see, the match is like five minutes long each time.   Like this is like what that's what I call of duty is all about like this thrill of fun in just going back and forth, but it doesn't really add any real value at least to me at least. I don't know. This guy is a noob. I think he just granaded himself by Rocky the programmer. I just noticed that I look a lot better now with the with the camera. I think I I think I there was a setting that needed to be changed. And now it's a lot better now. Like before I was like super fuzzy in the other and the other footage. All right. Let's try that again. Did CDK offers now changes CDK offers? Yes, they did. Hi, Luigi. Hi, Zeifer entering and high fritz deploying in 10 seconds. Hi, Fritz, you quit law school and you went to trading. Good for you. You know, when I was studying for the bar, that's when I began trading for the first time and I man, I got so addicted to it. So addicted to it. Like it was like this way.  You go this way. You go this way. He's talking to. I thought it was the other guy. Right. Okay. We're up here.  I forgot. Did anyone take notice where the hostage was? Where's the hostage, guys? What floor? Okay. Shit's going down downstairs. I think they are all downstairs in the garage to go downstairs teammates on the far end have to go slow. I hear them on the other side. I don't even know where that was coming from. I thought it was behind me in front of me pala. Hey, what's up, minor GPU? Prince, does content creator pay what you were getting your law job? Does content creator pay what you were getting? Does content creating pay what I was getting at my law job? Well, I wouldn't say that I, right now, right now onion. Well, our business is, we sell computers. The content creating part is more to supplement advertising for our hardware sugar store. I will not disclose if it's more or less.  However, just take solace in the fact that I left because I left at least in doing that. Purely because, I don't know. I guess I was interested in two other things. If you know, if I really super liked it, I would never have considered going completely in a different career choice. But it's up, you know, everyone's different. So hello, Ronel. Ah, Ronel. On in game yan, boss, zero hour. I think we have good position here. I know that this is a spawning point and they might try to go for the lights. Hi, dislike, the like button. Tama yan, sir. Napakatok si Salon. Naging mailman ako sa isang malak ni law firms, Mahati, part owner, si B9, pero maganda pera. Hold on a second. Tango down? Tango down? Tango down naba? Guy had so much life.  Or is he like crawling on the floor? Guys, how's my kill? Yes, anin. I dislike the like button. Reply to you is, naging mailman ako sa isang malak. Ya, you call it. Uy, malak yung tabaho ang mailman sa law office. No joke. Like, kung late yung, kung late, even for like sometimes a day, it could cost the client millions of money just because it was late. I remember I had to interview a mailman of a top law firm before for school. And then he said that he needs to get creative just in case na naminya yung closing hours ng post office. And then he laughed and he said he wasn't sure if it was okay for him to talk about what he did in order to make sure that the mail was stamped on that day. Underbar. Ah, no, I'm not an underbar. Actually, may jaman tagal na since I passed the law. Since I passed the bar exams, may jow mga hausibin. Five years na. So, ya. So ya, it's been a while now. So no, I'm not an underbar. But yes, anin, yung mga people, students who take the... I got one. But ya, people who are taking the bar exams can apply for... I know, who are waiting for the bar exam so it's can apply... can apply to work while waiting for the results. So that's what they call the underbar. Where the hell? That's pretty close. I think I got him, right? Ya, he's dead. That was close. He's a bad shot. We got two down here. So that means... so that means just one more left. I guess we should head to the bomb. Go to the bomb site. I think I heard something.  He's downstairs. Ah, yun na problema. Okay, he's gonna have to come up here. He's gonna come up here. And when he does, I'll smash him. I can say the light switch was downstairs where we came from. So he has to come up here. Sorry, I'll check out the chat guys after I kill my third guy for today. Sayan, it is zero hour. A tactical FPS sort of like Rainbow Six Siege without the hero powers and hero equipment. So, like, more realistic. Okay, akam negative one ako. They better fix that. I already killed three people. I don't understand why I have a negative score. Where is he? Oh, ya, waited for nothing. Ya, I totally agree with minor GPU. Like, do something that you love which I know that you love. I know what you love doing. So, good for you too. I mean, sir... Can't imagine playing this and not being on Discord. Ainova. Vladimir Ribas. Quitting long is the best decision. Ya know, the reason as to why I placed the title as that na I quit long to play games or be a content creator. It's because number one, it's an eye-catching. But in truth, it is also true. I mean, like, I don't know how many of my batch mates or even my law school school mates before or during or even present are actually doing what I'm doing. Not that I'm saying that I'm making a killing. I'm just saying that it's definitely an irregular path of for leveling up, in the working world. But to be honest, we live in a time where content creating is king and you see all these like I'm a big bloomberg and I'm a big bloomberg reader so like I'm always up to date with my bloomberg so always read all these articles about all these stock traders who didn't do who just quit their Goldman Sachs trading stuff in order to become content creators talking about investing and they can afford to just leave the jobs just like that. And really, nakaka-inspire. Nakaka-inspire because you couldn't do that eight years ago. You just couldn't. My look at my score got three kills updated. This game is so buggy. Yeah, you couldn't do that several years ago. But now you can. It's an instrument to to what is possible nowadays and you don't need to stick to the standard lawyering, doctoring, engineering. Not that I'm saying that those are bad career options. I'm just saying that a lot of people are forced into those careers.  When they don't need to and they can do other stuff. But by the way, I still highly recommend that people go to college at least and they go to professional school because it teaches you a lot of discipline. I didn't do anything. At one Australian lawyer who used mod Skyrim then quit after ten years in order to pursue game dev. Their game, The Forgotten City, just came out this year. The Forgotten City. I'll check it out. Thanks, John. Thank you for the story. I like checking out stories like that. Saiyan. Thank you for clicking the title. But anyway, it's true. Feel free to ask me any questions about what I'm going through because of the transition. I mean, I don't really know how many Philippine lawyers have decided to just quit the profession and then just do this. But if you want to ask me why I did it, it's because it's really disheartening sometimes to see what my friends do. Not naman disheartening for them, but for me it just doesn't seem to be very attractive. Especially because of the various things. Hold on a second. How do I get rid of that refresh thing?  Hi, Pagito Ramos. Good morning. Where are you watching us from? Or kakagising ka lang pero gabit pa rin and you still want to call it morning. Which is okay with me also.  I shot my teammate. That was my bad. It's close. Pagito Ramos, it is not free to play. It is I think it's only 350 pesos. It's pretty cheap for a game that for this kind of game. Pretty good actually. Vladimir, trading crypto while gaming is much better than continuing law. Philippines, mahiling lang magbatin ng good morning. Yeah, how do you call it? I'm all in favor of trading crypto as your iron, as extra income or stock trading and stuff. Jom, not in exactly the same, but a family friend quit engineering school the moment he could in order to pursue his passion video editing. Money isn't as big, but he sure is content and happier. Good for your friend, Jom. To be honest, it takes time to really get yourself out there. Even for hardware sugar, we haven't reached 100,000 subs yet. There are other content creators who seem to progress faster than us and we also progress faster than other guys. It's a really super long learning experience and it's not easy. Sometimes you have to deal with all sorts of criticism and long hours and sometimes there are just failed videos that you think that would click tapos hindi pala. Hi, minor GPU, with your support most definitely will hit 100k. I'm aiming for FEB. I mean that's a realistic thing, FEB, but then I want to say January, end of Jan. Where's the bomb? It's 3 against. Tango down. Whoa, that's 2. I got 2. And I was a clean headshot, man.  I think it's me against 2 people. I was clean, man. I was pretty impressed. That was a great round through. MVP. I haven't played in 2 weeks MVP first game. Damn. As I said it really feels good to top a game this serious because you really need to it's very rare to even get 1 kill but more 7 kills. Hi, Martin. Have you try to escape from Tarkov? I have. But it's not the game for me. The reason as to why it's really not the game for me is because shit, dawg. It's just so punishing. It's like this but even longer. Escape from Tarkov because it requires good FPS skills and then you need to have a lot of patience to traverse that whole map. I just can't don't have the patience. You can allocate like an hour and 30 minutes an hour into escape from Tarkov just one match and then after that lose everything. Lose all your money, lose all your guns. Then you need to wait to restock. It's too punishing a game for me. But then apparently I drew the line. I wanted to like escape from Tarkov especially sobrang mahan ng escape from Tarkov I think it was like 2.5 or 2.8 or something like that. This game is essentially like escape from Tarkov but only 3.50. All the good stuff about escape from Tarkov is here. Except of course the player count maybe. Yeah, the player count. They could use let's go to Asia. I don't think about Asia but nasty. BRB, let me get my phone. Cold blooded. That's right, minor GPU. Yeah, 100k soon. Silver play button. Interior designs of the game oddly reminds me of certain buildings in Makati for some reason. What are the buildings in Makati that remind, based on that map? The buildings that come to my mind Makati or BGC. Paranin. What BGC you mean at modern vibe? Oh, check that out. I wish I could see what my teammate was doing. Who are we playing against? Okay, we're terrorists in the next game. Oh, the game just started. Okay, cool. Game just started. So Anin, just curious like does anyone have a game recommendation? I bought the Mass Effect Remastered Chilogy and I'm planning to just go to town playing it on my spare time. I'm not sure if people would actually be interested in watching me play a whole RPG but are there a lot of people who like watching people play RPGs? Because to be honest I'm a super big Mass Effect fan so I'm really going to spend hours on it. I might as well clock in some stream hours while I'm doing it. Hi, Vladimir, what crypto am I holding right now? Better check out Radio Kaka. I personally am out of the crypto craze. I'm out. I am out. Anton my brother, he's still in the crypto thing. So I'll relay your recommendation to him about Radio Kaka. Ghost of Tsushima. All right, I'm down with that. Oh hey, Revejan, what's going on? And Lance Terayo. Monster Hunter World. And Brian Kua. Hey Rocky, dropping by to say hi and happy holidays. Thanks for your discount codes, the CD Key. Got an Office 365 there for cheap. You're welcome, Brian. That beats the discount code that Osh gave me like four years ago. So yes, actually Anin, I wish I I wish I had known about CD Key like four years ago. Hi Revejan, how's the HDD shortage? Actually, it got kind of worse because our staff used the camera which weren't you were using right now to record three videos for YouTube and now that content, all that 4K content is clogging up my PC. PUBG Tuesdays. Me too, me too, dude, me too. Hey, what do you call that? This is my first time. You just joined us but I said I was just telling the chat that I've spent December catching up with old friends and meeting deadlines and some kill him. And so it's my first time gaming in two weeks. It's like the last time I streamed. Anyway, since you weren't here, I can just say that I was MVP in the last playthrough.  No, I threw you against two later. Antonio Torres, happy holidays. Happy holidays, Antonio. Jom, yes, I I haven't actually streamed on RPG before and yeah, I could see why people, why it would be stressful.  Yeah, so I like to try to live up to these small little casual games we're going here. Oh, Eri Revenjan. Oh, thank you for dropping by. Actually, next time you drop by, check out the new poster that we put up in the store. It's a massive poster of a PC anatomy essentially. We just put it up today. Final Fantasy VII for PC release so check into it. Hi, David Goh. How's it going? Good evening. Mass Effect, punch the reporter. Oh, Martin, I have punched no, I only punched the reporter in Mass Effect 3 in Mass Effect 3 only. In Mass Effect 1 and 2 I was good. I punched the reporter in Mass Effect 3 because, you know tabloid journalism ka pa, the end of galaxies happening are all around you. Come on. Come on. Hey, Red Day Foo, hello sir. Thanks for the tips on PC. It really helped me a lot. Thank you. You're welcome but I think you might be referring to Anton's PC tips but you're welcome on his behalf as well. Okay, let's get some flashlights, reflex, flashlight, reflex, compensator, compensator. Okay, grenade, grenade. Okay, here we go. I'd wait for a significant discount before getting the MFTC port. Hi, Vladimir. Do I play CS Go? No, not really but I do have the game and I have played it and I am an original very obsessed with CS in general before. I mean, when I was younger. I hear it.   I just really exposed myself there. I have a 3,600 and a360. I encountered zero issues with Final Fantasy 7. Especially for $70 asking price. You know what? I haven't actually played Final Fantasy 7. You know, when FF7 came out, everyone had like a PlayStation and I had, well, anyan, GameCube or I think it was SNES then and N64 so I never actually played F7. So it's always been on my to play list.  Oh, stun grenade out. Oh man, I thought you got that guy. Yes, go ahead and ask. Would you run, would this run on RX500XD? Yeah, I think so. My problem with Zero Hour is that I think that the game could use some more GPU optimizing. But you could really lower the graphics down on this. I Dazoo, goddammit I saw this on Facebook was confused for a second there. Huh, why? Why were you confused? Look Art, this game is Zero Hour. Oh, yeah. Where's the best place to buy PC parts? I don't think, you know, that's really a fair I don't think I can really give a fair answer to that question. Of course I'm gonna say you should buy your PC parts from Hardware Sugar, our store because we care about customer warranty as lots of people in this chat can vouch we always make sure that everyone is taken care of at PC parts break. Now, if you don't like our prices or if what we're selling isn't there you can always go check out Gilmore and then you can compare the difference in customer service. Actually guys I don't know if the question was a joke or not but regardless we did make a YouTube poll maybe like four months ago and like a dramatic number of YouTube subscribers like maybe like 60% didn't know that we were a computer store so it's a fair question. Minor GPU? Yes, I am very aware of how many parts you have but including the one that I believe you may have just secured fairly Yeah, man. Like he emptied a whole clip into that head. Thank you Revan Jan. Concord adds a traffic at your own risk. Oh yeah, going there. Yeah, especially now during the Christmas season. Crazy. Humai martin. Ah, no human malware. Humai, ah, is that like what, purposely sabotage?   I'm just trying to aim for my head. Okay, so we are a terrorist so we're guarding that. I'm just going to trust my teammates that they got my back and I'll get this side. A spinning thing. Those are the fans of my computer. Like, of the onion of the, of my AIO. I don't know why, pero ingay niya when I play this game but then when I play like other stuff I mean, naman siyang maingay. And I don't really think this game is extremely GPU intensive so that's why my opinion of this game is there's something weird about the optimizations. I kind of don't want to like just stay here. I want to like be adventurous.  Someone's here. Come on guys, just show yourselves. Let's go. Let's get this game on. Are you going to come through here? I'm going to come from different ends. Let's see where this goes. I haven't memorized the map. Dango down, I got one. Grenade out. That was a clean kill guys. That was a clean kill. Time for some counter-terrorist. My goal is always to turn off the lights when I'm, you know, this character. When I'm in the counter-terrorist team. But every time I try to do that it's like suicide. Maybe I should just go here nilang. I like 3 on 3 rather than that. 64, 62, 62 nang ng Call of Duty. Like a infrared laser sight at a lamp.   This is the one time I don't actually have night vision.  I think my teammate or someone flashbang me. I just lost someone. Actually we're going around in circles because I don't have any night vision. And then this guy chose to not doing much, very good teamwork right now. I think I should just back him up. He at least has night vision. I heard someone. Dude, I hear someone. And it's so scary.  Oy! Old fire. I can't see anything. If anyone can see something let me know. I don't have any night vision. I'm just going to be the first trigger happy person to come out. Come on. I can wait. A little bit. And then I have to keep moving. I have one flashbang. I'm going to try and go for it. Can you put like an FPS counter and CPUs? Overlay. Hey John Rubin. What's up? Sorry. I mentioned 10s unigame. It's so close. Shelter and novish. Can't see Diddy Squad. Me either. Hi Lewis Mamontu. Thank you for the compliment. I really don't think we're the best Filipino tech reviewer. But at least we tried to be. We're trying to be. Thank you Exim for the compliment. Even a flash grenade is realistic. I actually don't know what a authentic flashbang would look like. Slow and steady guys. Slow and steady. Clear diagina. Let's see if anyone pops out here.  And for the terrorists right now would be to just pop their head out somewhere here in the corridor. We just lost a teammate. Someone's laser sight's going crazy. Can't tell where it's from. Shit, it's my teammate's laser sight.  I didn't even know that you could break. There's another one in there.  And let's go.  Let's go. I'm out of grenades. Flashbang out. I'm out. I think he's Singaporean. That was so tense. Well hey, I used the pistol because I was concerned that I was out of ammo already on the rifle. There was zero opportunity to reload. He could have just come out any moment. I took the chance. I think it's because I had a silencer on. I feel like I got the silencer. Maybe it takes off like 50% of the damage. I saw some gun shots coming from there but now he's gone. I think bomb sight's clear. I can't get to him though. I got greedy, I got greedy guys. Let's watch Dong. Oh, he's sayang. Oh man, sayang yan. It was a good throw. He flashbang and he got a good clean kill. It's actually best of five. So we have two more chance. We have to get to five here. I think kaya to. It's stressful like my friends space and build. I think space and build Revenjan. Wow, that is deep na. Having to balance out the feeling of wanting for one and wanting to have fun. That's intense na. Hey, I like this. I like this setup I have with my Uzi. Since the bomb guy is there what I'm going to do is I'm just going to go up here and then after that I'm going to spam. If I hear anyone defusing, I'll just spam the whole Uzi clip. It looks like I'm in charge of this. Lots of people going up. One person's upstairs. I've got good cover here. Unless he comes from the stairs I'll be screwed. He has to shoot me in between this gap right here. So I have a small bunker and then I have that camera covering me. If he comes from the staircase I'm screwed. I'm looking at the chats now and we go back. Martin. Actually, I take my blood pressure medication. Okay, thanks for my medication. He's there on the right. It's on your right.  I'm just going to go shotgun do it. I'm not there anymore. 4-3. Best way to go for that ITX build. Oh, did Jate say that? Wait. This is old. Double barreled shotgun. There's someone up there already. Okay, it's okay. This is a Desert Eagle dude. Looking for any hooks. Someone's up here already. Just don't know what side. There's Oh, there we go. One down. Love them shotgun dude. He didn't even have a chance. Coming up. Same place dude. I like how everyone speaks English here in this Asian channel. Wow, someone got meleed. That's the first time I've ever seen anyone get meleed in this game. Oh, I didn't see it but at least it scored. Stay away. It's true the double barreled shotgun. Oh, oh, oh.   Ah, come on.  You had a shield.  GG. Man, I like how I just freaked out like live on camera. Well anyway, that's all for me tonight guys. Thank you for joining the stream. I have three more streams this December before we end then new year. Stay safe everyone and I'll take everyone's recommendation as to what game I'll play next. Thanks Reverend Judd. Style points. Hello Christian Espinosa and I see you again in the chat. Yeah, Ken Kenichi I love how the comms really sound like radio. They really are. Thanks for joining again.