Welcome to the introduction to Women Who Code of Soul at FALSE Asia Summit 2022. My name is Nayeon and I'm a Soul Network Administrator at Women Who Code. Our mission is to inspire women to excel in technology careers. Our vision is a world where diverse women are better represented as engineers and tech leaders. Our values are to focus on the mission to live better, to punch above your weight and inclusion at the core. Our target are engineers with two or more years of experience looking for support and resources to strengthen their influence and level up in their careers. We currently have more than 290,000 members with about 70 networks in 20 countries. As a member of Women Who Code, you get access to jobs and resources, and you get to make infinite connections. Since the world pandemic, Women Who Code has made a new movement statement. Our movement, as the world changes, we can be a connecting force that creates a sense of belonging while the world is being asked to isolate. Women Who Code started in 2011 as a small community group in San Francisco. Quickly, women around the world wanted to be part of the community. Today, we're all global footprint of 290,000 strong and growing. Soul is one of the most active networks. Code of Conduct. Women Who Code is an inclusive community dedicated to providing an empowering experience for everyone who participates in or supports our community. Regardless of any factor, our events are intended to inspire women to excel in technology careers, and anyone who is there for this purpose is welcome. However, we do not tolerate harassment of members in any form. You can read the full version at womenwhocode.com slash Code of Conduct. Introducing our Soul Leaders. As directors, we have Yu Jin, Hyo Eun, and Soo Jung. Directors leave the network in the city of Soul. As leads, we have Bora, Chris, Bai, Olivia, and Hwayeong. These are technical experts who organize events in their specialized field. As evangelists, we have Veronica, Soo Jin, and Seulgi. Evangelists are communication experts who act as brand ambassadors for Women Who Code. Here's an overview of the recent event highlights. In November 2021, Women Who Code Soul held a community session in partnership with Samsung Software Developer Conference 2021. Due to COVID-19, we used Gather Town, a location-based video conferencing tool. In December 2020, we held an end of the year event of women in tech who are overcoming the COVID-19 era. As part of the event, we held an online networking session to share our concerns and thoughts about the year. As one of the ongoing projects, we translate inspirational Women Who Code blog posts from English to Korean so that they can be delivered to the members of Korean community as well. Women Who Code highlights the achievements of our members by celebrating them with applauded prayers. These are acknowledgments of professional accomplishments, such as obtaining a new technical job, receiving a promotion, speaking at a conference, learning a new programming language, or stepping up as a Women Who Code leader in your network. Please stay connected with Women Who Code Soul. We are based on the Facebook group, but also active on several different platforms. Thank you very much for listening, and we hope you become the next member of Women Who Code who empowers yourself and other people.


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What's up you guys, it's Sedona. All right, so I wanted to give you guys a couple tips, a few websites that you should absolutely be familiar with if you were trying to get into PA school. If you are already in PA school, you should definitely be familiar with these websites as well because they will help you not only get into, but through PA school. And if that motto sounds familiar, keep watching. Let's get into the video right now. What's up you guys, it's Sedona. Welcome back to my channel. Okay, so I wanted to make this really quick video for you guys. I've been talking a lot about, you know, like being a PA, the burnout rate, the easiest schools to get into, kind of like the things that you should be looking at when looking into PA school. And so this video I think is right on par with that is if you are trying to get into PA school, or if you are currently in PA school, these are some websites that you should absolutely be familiar with, okay? So let's get into it. The first website that I wanna talk about is YouTube. Of course, you're watching me here on YouTube. We're listening to me on YouTube. And by far, I think that this is probably one of the best sites that you should absolutely be paying attention to when you're trying to get into PA school and going through PA school. There is a plethora of information about becoming a PA, about what it's like on various different rotations from various different YouTubers, not just me. And so you should probably check out some other channels as well. But that will help you not only understand what you're learning in PA school, but the things that you should probably be studying for when it comes to boards.  And so that is why YouTube is very, very, very beneficial to you as either a pre-PA student or a PA student, because it will help you not only get into, but through PA school. And just like YouTube, shameless plug, I think you should absolutely join, get that to university. This is my website that I created just not too long ago, about a little over almost two years now, actually, coming up in a month. And in this website, you'll find information on what it's like to be a PA through our virtual shadowing aspects of the site. You can learn medical Spanish, which is imperative when you're trying to become a PA. I am using it myself, because I need to be able to communicate what I wanna say to my patients that are Spanish speaking when I wanna say it without using the translator, because sometimes it gets lost in translation. So definitely check the website out. There's also opportunities for you to get pre-PA kind of consultation sessions, as well as personal statement reviews. And so those are things, those are, I guess you could say, those are various different services that we provide that you can actually take advantage of without becoming a member. But by all means, it's really just a good opportunity for you to become a member, to kind of be around a community of people that are doing the same thing or trying to get to the same goal that you're trying to get to. So check out Get That See University. Another website that you should absolutely be familiar with is AAPA. So AAPA is our national organizations website. This is where you go to get all of the news about what's happening in the PA world, okay? So all of the various different legislation, if you're trying to go to AAPA's conference where we get all of our CME, I know that as a PA student we went, but as a PA student, I met some pre-PA students there as well, which I thought was brilliant because they got to kind of like mingle with future colleagues in a sense, because they got to see and learn about the PA profession, learn from PAs, and it was really beneficial for them. So if you're interested in becoming a PA for sure, definitely go to AAPA.org. You will have all of the information that you need on what a PA is, what a PA does, straight from the sorts, and you'll also be able to kind of tap into some of the information like PA history and those different things, okay? So that is the third website that I absolutely think you should be familiar with if you are either trying to be a PA from the pre-PA end or from a PA student end. The next website that you should be very familiar with is PAEA, okay, PAEAonline.org. Now PAEA online is the PA Education website. Now I've used PAEA on various different videos that I've gone through. They have the kind of directory of all of the various different PA schools that are currently like in existence. And there you can see like who requires what when it comes to GPA or GRE. You can see like when their deadlines are for applications. Those are things that are very, very important when you're trying to get into PA school as a pre-PA student, but also as a PA student, PAEA is very good for you as well because you can go and you can look on that website to see what is new in PA education. You can find out about the pants and you can find out about the blueprint and all of those various different things because those things are kind of what you're looking forward to. And so that is a website to be very familiar with and keep up with because they're always putting information out about PA education. And there are also opportunities for like leadership positions as a PA student and as a post grad student when you're like into education, okay, and you wanna know or teach others more about PA education. So definitely be aware of PAEAonline.org, okay? Another website that you should absolutely be familiar with and I love this website. It's one of my favorite websites that I kind of continuously go back to to get information from, but also I used it a lot when I was in PA school and I used it post PA school to study for my boards. And that is Ross Reviews. So Ross Review has various different Q-Banks for PA students and pre-PA students now and PAs, right? And so it's really important when you're in those various different stages of your PA career, you can always tap back into Ross Reviews. So as a pre-PA student, Ross Review is very beneficial to you because what it allows you to do is tap into your kind of your pre-PA Q-Bank, right? So the Q-Bank for your PA cat, because Ross Review has partnered with the PA cat to provide a Q-Bank of questions so that you can study for the PA cat. But also there's a Q-Bank for you to just kind of study from when you're in that limbo of going from pre-PA student to PA student. When you just need a refresher course, Ross Review has a Q-Bank for that as well. It has all of the things in anatomy. And it's really, really beneficial because when you get into PA school you're gonna need to know your anatomy. As a PA student, Ross Review is beneficial because they have tons of board review stuff and tons of Q-Banks. So when you're on rotations and you're trying to get your EORs together and you're studying for them, Ross Review has Q-Banks for that. When you're just in PA school and you're studying for a particular section that you're learning in your, whatever it's called for you in terms of when you're learning like the medicine of becoming a PA, Ross Review has lots of Q-Banks for that as well. And then obviously when you're already like a PA and you need to now recertify, Ross Review has Q-Banks for you to study for your boards. And so it's really all-encompassing in your full spectrum of PA life. And so it is truly like a diamond in the rough when it comes to helping you get through PA school and into PA school and obviously post-PA school. Another website that you should be familiar with is NCCPA. All right, so NCCPA is the certification website for the PA profession. That's where you go to actually like order, I guess you could say your boards pay for it and do all of those things with respect to preparation for your boards. They also have kind of a test, like a practice test, two of them I believe it is, that you can use to study for your boards and anything with respect to certification or recertification, it goes through NCCPA. So when you need to keep track of all of the CMEs that you're accruing because you need CMEs as a PA each year, you have to accrue a certain number of CMEs to keep up with your license and your certification. So for that NCCPA is the place that you would go to get that, but that is another website that you should absolutely be familiar with because it is beneficial to you, okay? So keep that in your back pocket.  Now CASPA is our central application site. This is where you go if you are trying to apply to PA school, especially a PA school that is participating with CASPA and the majority of PA schools are. So you would fill out one application on the CASPA website and then you would be able to disperse that one application out to the various different programs that you are interested in. And so if you do not know about CASPA just yet and now is your introduction to it you should absolutely be familiar with this website. Go there now even if you're not ready to apply to PA school, look around and get familiar with it. On the website you can also find all of the various different participating programs that are currently participating with CASPA for either that particular year or depending on where you're at in the cycle maybe even the next year. And on that list it will have all of the schools their specific deadlines, those that are already in development and then those that are being developed. And so like your newer programs will be at the bottom of the list. So be sure to check out CASPA because it is a site that you should be familiar with especially if you're trying to get into PA school. All right, so that is my quick list for you. I think it turned out like quick, I don't know. Maybe I rambled on, I don't know. Anyways, but hopefully you guys liked the video. If you have any other questions for me leave them in the comment section below. Don't forget to like it, subscribe to my channel, follow me on Instagram, edit on the PA and on Instagram and get that C University and don't forget to check out getthatcuniversity.com where we help you not only get into but through PA school. Thank you guys so much for watching. I will talk to you guys next time. Bye.


What's going on guys it's your boy DPJ here today with another Pokemon Go video and as you can see I've got a sexy new V-Logging Cam which should look as sexy as anything. Now today's video all I want to do is basically show you guys I'm at level 21 now as you can see this should be hopefully it's recording if not then this video is just going to be deleted but yes hopefully it should be recording my screen on my phone I am now at level 21 so close to a level 22 but I've got so many Pokemon to evolve I've been saving them for quite a while I've got Kaflary level 696 a Slowpoke a Belfast Sprout Sparky as in Eve because I want Jordan I'm not a Vaporeon but my daughter who's sitting right next to me love Pokemon Go and we plan to do some V-Logs together she told me that Sparky with Jordan is gonna be the lowest level one Vaporeon being the highest level, Flareon being mid-range but I still want Jordan okay if it's the lowest level is that right Sky? Yeah. Tell them what you told me. Vaporeon is the highest and then with the orange that is Flareon the fire one yeah and that one is in the middle yeah and then Jolteon would be the lowest one and wait do you see this? You haven't been watching Alie A videos have you? No. You sure? Yes. Okay then okay then okay so yes we plan on doing V-Logs together going outside and stuff so if you guys want to see that let me know down below in that comment section because she absolutely loves Pokemon I mean more than I do so it is what it is but yes I've got quite a few draws you know how many draws is I just look at the candies I've got 218 draws of candies they're just all over the shop so yes I probably won't evolve the rubbish ones there's no point in doing that Laphyr still be my host at a 15 or 3 what's your highest Pokemon Sky? Kingler. What level is he? 491. What level are you? 13. Well there you go not bad not bad for a starter might as well keep you in the camera just don't put no swear things off you know what I mean yeah you better not either now what should we start what should we evolve first? You better see if it evolves into sparking. You better. You better. I did restart the app as well didn't I? It says you have to rename it and restart the app so we'll see. Would you be happy if you got those one? I would like George Chan but I ain't really bothered. You've got him. Yeah! What level are you looking at? 1,333. That's not bad you're close. What next shall we do Clefairing? Hang on you forgot to start there. I don't know which I've evolved then might reckon he's going to be. I don't know. He's 696 now. 696. Oh you know what I forgot to do? I forgot. I've only wasted George Chan's XP I forgot to use the lucky egg. Oh! So I'll get my double XP. You're using the lucky egg after this? I'm using the lucky egg after this it's alright. I knew there's something I forgot. I'm going to get that again. I'm going to get that again. Okay so let's just quickly use one of me lucky eggs I've only got one. I've been saving it for ages. I've only wasted the XP from George Chan so it's only got 30 minutes and three seconds left. Slowpoke. Now I've had a slow bro. Is it slow bro? Slow bro. Have you got slow bro? Yeah. Little cheat. I'm not cheat. I'm sure it evolves again into a slow king. No it doesn't. Does it? Let me check. No. I don't know where I've seen that from. It must be dreaming. What level do you reckon? I don't know. I don't know what level it was. That's like 12, do you mean? That's yeah. 1,466 that's pretty high. I can level him up a bit more as well. Balstrat. Balstrat. I can evolve him. Yeah but don't wait.  Evolve what do you reckon? 677. He evolves into a weeping bell I think it is. Yeah weeping what level do you reckon? 14,000. 14,000. Yeah I'm doing that a lot. Even 1,400. Yeah. That's rubbish 1,056. That's pretty bad isn't it? Yeah. Now Drowsy. Drowsy. He's a high level as well. Look at him. I mean like. I've got turned to Drowsy's total. Let's parry him up a bit more. Yeah. Might as well get his bar max. See what that level a bit more of get. And Stardust. He comes so easy. 683 so I reckon he's going to evolve into 1,200. Probably double a bit more. 1,300. Same. 1,411. That's not bad. Got some high level ones now. Yeah. I got loads to do. I didn't see that one. XP. Just got a lot of XP. That evolved into that. Venomar. Venomar. Venomar and Venomar. Looks more like a bottle food on it. I know. I thought it would evolve into one of them but I didn't evolve mine. Drowsy's a level. Fringe and I need 58. Oh it's the first time I've had this one as well. Oh that already goes. 1,100. Oh that's better than mine. Of course it's on a higher level. Oh Charmander. Oh Charmander. It goes into a Charmeleon. I can't even parry him up because it would take him down to 24 and I won't be able to evolve him. So it's just Charmeleon. Charmeleon is one of my favourites. He's my favourite. Charmeleon is one of my favourites. Have you already got one? I wish. It evolves into Charmeleon. That one. Did it evolve into a dragon? Yeah a big red dragon. Not a dragonite.  That's Charmeleon. Somebody's got him. 915. Oh he's going to be pretty good but I need... 100 candy then you've only got three. I don't even know. We need to find a Charmeleon hotspot. I know. What should we do next? That one. I think this one can evolve twice. So I've got enough time to make him evolve twice. That can go. I've got one. I can evolve one again. Why have you called yours? You've called yours me. Yeah I just like that. So I've got a pot with people. I like all people. I'm slouching yeah. I'm going to make a chair. What do you want to say? I've got him. What level do you reckon? 879. I can evolve him again. Or what do you want to do? This is a male one isn't it? Yeah. Are you going to turn this into my little king? He's a beast. I've got him. Oh yeah I remember you catching him in town. And did you catch him? He didn't pop up for me. You only wanted a mean sense. Whatever they called. That's another queen isn't it? Yeah. I thought he was a king. I thought he was a man. No it's a queen. That's why I still ain't got her. Oh yes I see. I've got a room for them all today. Krabbe? Krabbe. Kingler. I'm going to throw him up a bit. Do you know I'm not going to waste my candy sir? No don't. I'm not going to use Kingler. Big ol' Krabbe. Don't use good. Kingler is my highest one. What level do you want Kingler? 411. You think that's some good Pokemon though for such a low level? Yeah. I don't know if I can see that. I don't know if my candy will focus on me. What's it going to do? Is it going to? Nope. Nope. Rubbish phone. 1153. My phone is not rubbish. Squirtle or Meowth next? Meowth. Have you seen what Meowth grows into? Yes. What's it called do you remember? No I don't know what it's called but it turns into something with four legs. Where's a cat what do you expect? But he stands up on his toothy and that one stands on his paws like Oscar. Persian. Is it a red gen? On his head? Yeah. Have you got that one? No. 1520. It's not very hot is it? No. Do you do Squirtle? Yeah Squirtle. Oh I saw him. I've got a water turtle already at 604 in the world. It just popped up at my feet. Hang on Gwen. The ages ago before I got you that phone. I don't even catch it. Have you got Weezing? Weezing. Yeah I have. I think I was there when you put yours. I caught mine as well. I got an Erudactyl. 778 that's not bad. Did you catch your Erudactyl? Yeah I caught it about the same time you did. Shadow. Shadow evolves into a closed up. Does it? Yes. And you've already got one haven't you? Let me just quickly shift that camera about a bit because it's a bit high up. Oh no that's not working I'm going to wear a cape. Let's touch it a little bit like that. It's closed up. It's like a stand move then. Oh look that's a good level isn't it? Yep I'm going to be 132. Parasite. Parasite or something like that. Parasite I think and he goes into a big one of him. Why does it keep saying GPS signal that bad? It just does. It just don't mind all the way. Oh like a mushroom in it? Yeah. Is that evolve again? No it doesn't even arise. Look it doesn't even arise. You know white balls. Oddish. I can't remember what he changes. My Pokemon skills are lacking. I can't remember what I do anything. I've got all these new ones now. Like 9000 of them. Oh you've got him. Is that what his name is? I don't know I ain't got him. Oh Gluing. Oddish Gluing. Gluing. Gluing. Gluing. Oh you only got two candies and you need one of them to evolve into. His gashu should be good. Yeah he goes into a hunter. I can evolve my gashu but I'm going to wait. Where is? Hunter. Hunter. Let me go. Backtong like your mom. Don't tell her that though. 731 sky that's pretty good isn't it? Oh something's gone. Need a run. Need a reenow. Need a king. You need a hundred of them once you've got my paster. Was it 50? Pidgey yeah. I've got two of them things that evolve into. Pidgey. What level do you reckon? I don't know. Guess. 1,400. 1,700. Yeah. No way. Only 703.  I need 43 more candies to evolve into Nido King. I'm not going to get this Pidgey. It's not you. I evolve this one. No. Geodude. Geodude. Hang on. He evolves into something really good. Like a big ball. Let me show you. Where is he? Who are you? He goes into him and he evolves into that big thing. Like golem and then. Golem and then. I don't know. I don't know what big guy's called now. The goal is Geodude. The golem and. What's the goal in the last one? No. His forearms. Oh yeah. That's Graveller and then the golem's the last. Graveller. That's Graveller. 697. That's not bad. Pollywag. Pollywag. Oh look. I don't know. It's pretty good level for a small thing. I don't know. She? I don't know. He turns into a man anyway. Pollywag is definitely a geyser. You know what I mean? Pollywool and he turns into Pollywag. I ain't got Pollywag. I ain't got Pollywool or you ain't got Pollywag. I ain't got Pollywag. I saw him. You've got him because you've got the picture there. You wouldn't be black tight if you ain't got it. You must have deleted him by accident. Dragonair does he turn into? Yeah. But I'm going to let me do it. I definitely ain't got it. You ain't got Dragonair. No I've got. You ain't even got your tee in it have you? Yeah. How do you have it? Yeah. How do you have? He just evolves into that and that. Yeah it's Dragonair and Dragonite look. How can you evolve into Dragonite? No I ain't got enough candies. I wish I had. Dragonite's a beast. I know. No you can't get me. They weren't me. It was Zapdust. More trail than Articuno. You get them. What gym did you pick? What colour? Team? Blue same as you. Yeah so we can only get Articuno. If you pick yellow you can get Zapdust and if you pick red you can only pick... Hang on. Pidgey? What's Pidgey going to evolve into? A Pidgeot. Oh no but what level? I can evolve it again into a Pidgeot as well. A lot of candies. Hang on I've got both of them. These Pidgeys go away. Pidgeotto? What level? Yeah it was 375 wasn't it? Yeah. 4 and probably 705. Close 679 and evolve it again. So close. What do you reckon it can evolve into now? 679. What do you reckon it can evolve into? 98? Yeah. What do you think? Over a thousand I think. No I think it can evolve into 1,168. What did you say? Over a thousand. I was right and you were wrong. Zubat? Zubat. Zubat. 352. Probably 679. I think they've all been multiplied by these ones. They've got that turned into a go bat. I've got a go bat just there. That's my first. Good one. 459. And then why am I named that Mew? You've named Pidgeotto Mew. I didn't name that Mew one. We obviously have. 1,072. Oh you're good. What about Spiro? He evolves into a... Piro something like that. Yeah I've got Piro. I don't know where he's from though. Wonder what level I'm going to evolve into. Then my Firo, 280. I've got 52 candies if he could evolve into one. 95? No. 942. That's not bad. I was going to say. Rattata into a Rattacate. Rattacate. It's going to be low. It's probably going to be about... 317 yours is going to be higher than that. Yeah probably. 707. What is it? 820. Oh that's a good one. And we've got 2 left. Weedle. Yeah. And we have... That's still recording, ain't it? Yeah. It's Pidgey's. Weedle. I don't know what level it was. I don't know what I think. Can I have a 1 of mine? So I was a level 21 star yeah. 1,000 XP I've got in level 22. What level do you reckon I'll be? Wonder if I can come out of this. I reckon I'll be high. Yeah. What level are you on now? I was a level 21 before I started evolving all of these with XP egg. Doing your bit.  This doesn't... No save them. So you've got loads and then you use the XP egg and evolve them all at the same time. Double XP. You set there early and use your XP egg for nothing, for no reason. Yeah, no. I thought that would be... Beed rule. Hang on. Can you hold into that? It's metapod. No it's not. It's weedle cocoonet. Beedle. Weedle cocoonet. Cat pee, metapod, but I ain't got enough to get a butthoo. A butthoo? I ain't got enough. You already got one? I know I already got one but I ain't got enough candies now to get one. I'm not sure how much I just leveled up though. Does that lap this above? No. 211. Okay, so let's see what we got. We got a Nidale Queen, which is really... I think that's my highest one now. Yeah, it is. Slow block. Let's put them in order. Combat power. Yeah, not bad. That's pretty good. My Georgia is pretty good as well. That's it? What's your lowest one? Level 22? High five. I got an Ultra Ball. You like Ultra Balls? Yeah. Which is 100 Pokemon in the Pokedex. Not that many left for me to get. No. Daddy, can you look at which one is your lowest one? Which is my lowest one? Yeah. You got an Ultra Pokemon. Abra at 10. Look at my Weezings, 30. Weezing Weezing. That's rubbish. How many Magic Carps do you want? You want Eridactyls? Look at that. I got 236 Magic Carps. Candy, so I'm not far off a Gyarados. Okay, my favourite Pokemon would be... What is your favourite Pokemon? Mine's Charizard. What do we all know of that? What's your favourite? What's the most one you want to catch? The last one. The dragon. Dragon Knights? Yeah. You want him the best? Who's your favourite Pokemon though? Pikachu. Have you got Pikachu yet? No. Not as good as me because I've got it. I know you have. You're lucky. How'd I get mine? Um, out of the ticket. Yep. Is it? I'm lucky. That is it. I'm going to end the video, Sky. You want to say bye to them? Yeah. Bye. So hold on a minute. How much exp do you reckon I got there then? I got over 32,000. I got over 32,000. 32,000 exp, not bad. Dad. In a space of about 18 minutes. Dad. You just went on to level 22 and you're almost halfway through. Awesome. I'm going to save loads more Pokemon now. I love 40. I love my toe. Guys, if you enjoyed the video, do drop a like under. I appreciate this point and if you want to see more V-Lugs between me and my daughter going out and catching Pokemon, let me know. In the next video, I'll catch you on that next one.


So, I'm going to do a video today on all the software that we're using to run my company Lawrence Technology Services. Now, I'm specifically covering everything we use for IT, not necessarily everything I use for YouTube. That was going to be a separate video, but which is pretty much just OBS and Cayden Live for that. I've done videos on some of those. I've done a video on getting started with Cayden Live. So, what we're going to focus on, like, the IT functions of my company, and specifically, like, how calls come in and how ticketing comes in. So, we're going to start with our calls. We're using Ring Central. And Ring Central has been great, allows me to track some of my phone calls, or track all my phone calls, allows me to keep an eye on all the incoming, outbound, all my employees are using it. They use it on their phones that way when they're on-site at a client, clients can dial their extension. They can hunt and follow them to their cell phones. I've done an entire review on how Ring Central works, so that'll be in the playlist I'll link below. Now, the next thing we have is our documentation system. Now, documentation IT is critical to getting this right. So, we're using still the Wiki system, and I've got a document on how this works. And this is a template inside of our Wiki, which shows you basically how we manage passwords, how we manage customer data regarding all their setup and documentation for any one particular client. So, this is a template of it, and what this does is it lets us see, like here's the firewall, some other server, some device, we'll throw in the IP addresses or whatever they are, the passwords. Now, some people say this seems like a little bit hard to edit. I find it really easy to edit. Most of my guys have some basic scripting skills, so editing a password into some other password. Well, let's spell password, right? And right away, this would let us, there, it looks some other password. I changed it. I can hit save changes if I want. Actually, I will, just like that. And now it's changed. So, it's really arbitrary if I want to edit it again. Just go here, and we'll go ahead and replace it, save changes. It makes it really easy to handle client data. Now, we, I will show you kind of, I got to blur some things out, but in our system here, this is all of our network info, miscellaneous documentations, syncing settings. There's all kinds of little things that we keep in here. Now this goes for a lot of clients. I'm going to talk about this client. We also use the discussion pages. And the discussion pages allow us, as we do bids and jobs, these are some of the details that maybe are more detailed than would be in an quote. It's like the behind the scenes of where we're ordering the parts from or we're going to get these cameras from this client, we're going to get the cabling from this place. So all those details, that way, if the bid says yes, this is all the documentation that's going to flow into that bid and build the entire job out. Because when you quote it, sometimes you have to quote some, you know, unique specific client requests. So that's kind of the Wiki documentation system that's very integrated. Now that is also directly integrated with our point of sale system that's custom. Now this is an in-house tool that we wrote that I really am working on getting open source. It's on my to-do list. It's finding a good developer is what I'm looking for. And I don't mind spending some money, but right now we spent a lot of money in a building. So I got to build up our cash dash a little bit more. So I realized even though we're going to open source it, I kind of need someone to help me go through the code and get it ready. The code needs to be sanitized. It's very messy. But this system works really well. Because of all the customizations that we put in here, it makes a really nice workflow. So, you know, call comes in, ticket open up as a lot of people put it. I don't like calling them tickets. I just don't like that term. But essentially, you know, jobs come in that need to be done. They'll start with a quote system. And right here we have it says create invoice or create quote. So this is what happens when you create quote. And this is really simple because I've used all this simple injection programming that just puts it at the bottom here. And this actually pulls from a table and a database. And then we can, you know, fill out the details of what we're going to do. And we can freeform and type. It's all HTML. So if we expand it by default, we actually leave it collapsed. I can customize and add things in here to make the quote look exactly how we want and insert all the information to start it going or, you know, to get the trouble ticket going. We have all these auto fills. Actually, one of the other auto fills we have here is one more quoting websites. Click a button and it fills out all the general stuff that we do for a website, almost like a contract. So this also is simultaneously our quoting system. I like it all being one system because it just makes everything super easy. And then we can just put in a price and hourly rate, a discount if they have it. The hourly rate default fills in because in our customer profiles, we have an hourly rate in here. And to see a customer in action is this company here. Yes, I got to blur out some of this. But this allows us to do each one of the quotes for each one of the jobs. And this is a simple conduit install. Like, sorry, I got to blur out some of the details here. But it's really easy. We do this. We press the no footer button because that means it's going to be used outside the office. We have another one that says print quote that's for internally in the office because we blend our retail and our business together. It sounds complicated to some people, but having one database and just having the two different quote buttons formats the quote differently whether it's used internally or externally makes it really easy to use. Now, another feature of this is the fact that we have a keyword search. So I can look for inside of all of our invoices like the word Toshiba. There's over 20,000 invoices in here. And you can see it's pretty instant. I can find any invoice. Now, Toshiba's really broad. So what if we wanted to put something in here more specific, such as an ID number that we have that I know is tied to a specific invoice for tracking. And this can pull up that quickly searching through 20,000 invoices and specifically pull the invoice with that particular word in it. This has also been helpful when I'm like, oh, yeah, we did a job where we installed a thing. And if I can't remember some detail of it, I can just put in something I know we installed that may have been unique, like maybe a unique camera we use for a client or any other thing. So it just allows us keyword searching. Then comes our solar winds. And solar winds purchased GFI. So now it's the solar winds GFI or they've pretty much dropped all the GFI stuff. So this system here is for our managed service clients. And it's the dashboard by which we manage everything on. So the more and more clients we keep adding, this has been really nice because it keeps everything consolidated in one place for all of our managed services. Now, this system, I've got a whole review of it. And I need to probably do an update once I've added a lot more features. And it's only improved since I did the review on calling it GFI. The names change for one, but they've added more features. So I'll probably do an updated review of this software, but you can find out. And, of course, you can get a demo from them and start testing this yourself. But it's a great system. Then we use Slack, which I'm not going to show you everything that's in there because there's all kinds of details for clients in there. But of course, we use Slack for communication for all of our stuff. And occasionally, some fun things go in here, too. So that's business communications. Now, backup and disaster recovery, we also use a SolarWinds product, which is their backup and disaster recovery management. Now, I really like this software. And I know there's a lot of other ones out there. I've tried some of them. This one's fairly easy to use. It's got a little bit of a different way it works because of the way it runs locally on each machine. And you can view the dashboard of each machine directly. It's kind of weird. It creates a web wrapper, so it runs locally on a port that you can get into that port. But it's a nice system. It allows us remotely to easily backup, restore, or even download in a complete system image. It does support what they call a speed vault on site. And what that allows them to do is it will automatically and seamlessly pull from a local store of all their data. So maybe the client has a lot of big files. It creates a nice encrypted backup locally so I can restore from that file.  We can expand out the system really quick. And the system will automatically, without this happening to do much, determine whether it's stored, if there's a local copy for the version I want, or if it has to be pulled from the cloud. And everything's pre-encrypted for it backs up. So all this stays nice and secure. And at the same time allows us to very quickly just drop and restore a folder. And it keeps quite a few days back. So this system right here has got about 30 days with the backups in it. So their system works really well for this. We've been using it for a little while. Real happy that I'm gonna do a specific review of the Max backup system and disaster recovery. It even will let you remotely do an entire system restore. So if you're doing this to back up a workstation for a client, you can push remotely the entire restore to a previous state, including all the registry and everything else, reboot it and the computer is back at that state. We've tested it. It also does bare metal recoveries. It's really handy if they have the local speed vault synchronized, if they don't, it still works. You can download an image from the cloud and bare metal recover the system. I'm gonna do a review later of this particular product, but you can sign up for a free 30 day trial and try it yourself. It's definitely a slick system. So one of the next things I'm gonna talk about is Screen Connect. For companies we don't have in our managed service or some that we do even, we use Screen Connect. Basically we use Screen Connect anywhere we know we're gonna have to make a lot of regular connections because there is a tool inside of the MSP to do it. But I don't know, Screen Connect just works really, really well. I think it works even maybe a little better than the tools that are inside of SolarWinds. But don't get me wrong, the software they have for remote connection handling is really, really good. But this also handles our retail and our one-off, so people just calling and needing remote support. This is the system we use for that. It gives us plenty of information about each computer. I've done a whole review on Screen Connect so I won't get in too much detail, but this allows us to grab any one client by their ID or by their machine name and get us started on connection. And one of the last things I'll show you is a lot of people ask this question because if you didn't notice, I'm running Linux. So the way I handle that is with VirtualBox. And I say handle that is because one of the tricks of doing this is the fact that, well, some things don't work inside of Linux. Now Screen Connect, it's fully cross compatible, but the MSP software is not. There's a couple tools we have to run. So this quickly I can double click and there is my Windows system completely booted up and I won't lie, I use Photoshop as well because, well, unfortunately, GIMP sucks. So all my YouTube templates and things like that are done here in Photoshop, so we're a lot of our ads. So I kind of considered a tool that we use here, but this is how we run Linux and then we run a virtual machine of Windows as needed if there's some support tool or some type of testing. Now this actually makes things really handy because when I have to test some type of software, this allows for quick sandboxing as well. So I had already created a quick clone here whenever I want to test software, I just clone it real quick and then I can just destroy the clone later and hit remove and delete all the files and the clone's gone. That way I can sandbox or test some software someone asked me to load without messing with any of my production machines or this is also how I do my PFSense testing and yes, I keep a Windows XP machine. It's occasionally we have to test some software or get some software that's really old and only ones XP. So this is kind of a quick overview because people ask me this question a lot of so what's the software stack you're using? Just wanted to cover this a little bit. I'm going to go over another video on how we secure some of these systems. For example, you may have noticed that these all have like the point of sale system and that self-signed certificates and how we host that. There is a video in the playlist for how that's done in terms of, you know, that our Linux stack running on PHP virtual box in the back, which is all the servers, but I've seen some people asking about how we secure them. So I do want to talk about that. So far everything that I've shown here though, all of these are two-factor authentication, firewall protected, separated network from our standard network here to keep things real secure. But I'll kind of cover that in depth in another video. But this kind of answers those questions that people ask of the overview of what is the software that you're using to run your business. And yes, I'd love to open source my point sale system. It's on my to-do list. Hopefully within the next year, I can get that project going. Or if you're a developer, you want to reach out to me and talk about it. I mean, I don't mind giving away all the source code to it. I have to do some sanitation before I can send it over to you. But we can definitely talk about this and get that going. So thanks for watching. If you like to content here, like and subscribe and appreciate it. If you have any more questions, comments, leave them below. And it'll hopefully inspire some more videos. But I will get to the security ones too. So I can kind of overview of how we secure our network. So I think that's important. I'm hoping I can share my practices and help you as well with that. So that one is coming. Thanks.


You see, but you do not observe, Sherlock Holmes to Dr. John Watson in A Scandal in Bohemia. Introduction In this article I have been asked to present an argument for anarchy. This is an absurdly easy thing to do. In fact, this is a task that can be discharged in two words – look around. However, because most of us, like Dr. Watson, see without observing the significance of what we see. Some commentary is required. Anarchy refers to a society without central political authority. But it is also used to refer to disorder or chaos. This constitutes a textbook example of Orwellian Newspeak, in which assigning the same name to two different concepts effectively narrows the range of thought. For if lack of government is identified with the lack of order, no one will ask whether lack of government actually results in a lack of order. And this uninquisitive mental attitude is absolutely essential to the case for the state. For if people were ever to seriously question whether government actions are really productive of order, popular support for government would almost instantly collapse. The identification of anarchy with disorder is not a trivial matter. The power of our conceptions to blind us to the facts of the world around us cannot be gainsaid. I myself have had the experience of eating lunch just outside Temple University's law school in North Philadelphia, with a brilliant law professor who was declaiming upon the absolute necessity of the state provision of police services. He did this just as one of Temple's uniformed private armed guards passed by us escorting a female student to the metro stop in this crime-ridden neighbourhood that is vastly underserved by the Philadelphia police force. A wise man once told me that the best way to prove that something is possible is to show that it exists. That is the strategy I shall adopt in this article. I intend to show that a stable, successful society without government can exist by showing that it has, and to a large extent still does, to defining terms and limitations. I am presenting an argument for anarchy in the true sense of the term, that is a society without government, not a society without governance. There is no such thing as a society without governance. A society with no mechanism for bringing order to human existence is oxymoronic. It is not society at all. One way to bring order to society is to invest some people with the exclusive power to create and coercively enforce rules which all members of society must follow, that is to create a government. Another way to bring order to society is allow people to follow rules that spontaneously evolve through human interaction with no guiding intelligence and may be enforced by diverse agencies. This article presents an argument for the latter approach, that is for a spontaneously ordered rather than a centrally planned society. When arguing for anarchy I am arguing that a society without a central political authority is not only possible but desirable. That is all I am doing however. I am not arguing for a society without coercion. I am not arguing for a society that abides by the libertarian non-aggression principle, or any other principle of justice. I am not arguing for the morally ideal organisation of society. I am not arguing for utopia. What constitutes ideal justice in the perfectly just society is a fascinating philosophical question, but it is one that is irrelevant to the current pursuit. I am arguing only that human beings can live together successfully and prosper in the absence of a centralised coercive authority. To make the case for anarchy, that is all that is required. An additional limitation on my argument is that I do not address the question of national defence. There are two reasons for this. One is the logical one that a society without government is a society without nations. In this context national defence is a meaningless concept. If you wish you may see this as an assertion that an argument for anarchy is necessarily an argument for global anarchy. I prefer to see it merely as the recognition that human beings, not nations, need defence. The more significant reason, however, is that I regard the problem of national defence as trivial, for reasons I will expand upon subsequently. Whether government is necessary is not an abstract metaphysical question. It is an entirely practical question concerning the delivery of goods and services. The defenders of government argue that certain goods or services that are essential to human life in society can be supplied only by a government. Anarchists deny this. The question then is whether there are any essential goods or services that can be supplied only through the conscious actions of human beings invested with the power to enforce rules on all members of society. Note that the question is not whether the market can supply all necessary goods and services, at least not the market as it is usually defined by economists. Some anarchists argue that the free market can supply all necessary goods and services, but the case for anarchy does not require that one assert this claim and I do not. Anarchy requires, and I argue, only that no essential good or service must be supplied through the conscious actions of the agents of a coercively maintained monopoly. Properly understood, the question is whether there are some essential goods and services that must be provided politically, or whether all such goods and services can be provided by non-political means. Many political theorists argue that there is a wide array of goods and services that must be provided by the state. In the present context, however, there is no need to consider whether the government must provide postal service, elementary schooling, or universal health insurance. The debate between anarchists and supporters of a classical liberal night watchman state concerns the core functions of government. The question thus resolves itself into whether these core functions can be supplied through non-political means.