Hi everyone, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com happy Thursday coming at you with 2020 Bowman draft baseball sapphire edition pick your team Number seven from jaspyscasebreaks.com all card ship every single card is gonna be penny sleeved and all the parallels and the top names Will of course be top-loaded right away And you have a chance to add the Tigers if you bought at least two teams. So here in break seven It's alphabetized by your first names and let's see who's gonna win those Tigers Adam bought two teams. That's an entry Brett bought four teams. That's two entries Brian with two teams. That's an entry John two teams. That's an entry Chris with two teams. That's an entry EA two teams. That's an entry Joe M. Two teams entry John two teams one entry mark The set got six teams that counts for three Matt gets one and Robert has a shot at the Tigers to All right, so let's gather up these names put them into this list name on top after Four and a one name on top after five it gets the Tigers. Good luck one two three four and a one fifth and final time it's gonna be Brett. There you go Brett No doubt about it. You have the top two spots right there after five So let's get you in there With the Tigers and let's see if these five boxes Are gonna cooperate with you. Good luck. We have been seeing some torquals since here and there We haven't seen parallels yet. All right, here's a final printout hot off the presses Thank you everybody. Good luck There are the two parallels in the middle. Is that gold or yellow? I'm gonna find out in just a second. Oh There's a nice Heston Kirkstad for the Orioles John DeNene with the O's Second overall pick behind Spencer Torkelson and behind Daniel Lynch is Michael totally a yellow Not gold and the colors are pretty similar That is for the Rockies that's gonna go to Adam Ewald and behind Daniel Lynch is an orange Drew Romo So both the parallels Rockies 18 out of 25 both for Adam the one of ones They're called a pappa-dash or pappa Such a hard time in that name pappa-dash rum if I'm gonna go with it's I I think it's a it's like a a Lavender type of a light purple I want to say I haven't seen too many of them, but but you'll you'll know it when you see when you see it There's our Spencer Torkelson That Howard's pretty solid too. There's a Robert Hassel Nice a few nice cards here Padres Alex with the Friars Ed Howard for the Cubbies that's gonna be for EA and Spencer Torkelson for the Tigers Brett Sorry American sports cards. We don't we don't do that here We don't do spamming here Jeremiah Jackson Michael reveals a Michael Bush 47 out of 99 That's for the Dodgers Matt McLaughlin and behind Jeremiah Jackson is an aqua nice DL Hall 13 out of 20 for the Orioles John DeNene. All right next one Did you check for fillers Yancy? additional fillers You check the filler list Maybe this sold out Kyle you're shocked to see I took the chiefs. I laid the I know I didn't like laying the double-digit points with the chiefs but I do believe in In Andy Reed looking to win big after a buy there's Kesson Hurst out again or Heston Kirkstad for the Orioles John DeNene I think that the Browns might be the public might be a little excited about the Browns with that big upset win You know so they might be a little over slightly overrated Look at look at how many look at how many points That the Steelers were able to put on them throughout the course of the game And if you if you argue that the I'd argue that the Kansas City offense is better There's a gold Jordan Walker nice eight out of 15 Gold parallel for John DeNene and the St. Louis Cardinals. I don't know Yancy to be honest with you We'll find out when I go through orders a little bit later, but it'll happen at some point tonight Cody Hosey to 50 for my Dodgers That'll be for Matt McLaughlin Jordan Walker went to your high school and so Lewis give us the scouting report kids a beast he says What else you got for us? Got any secrets and so saying he's six five and hits bombs That's pretty big. This is a Zach vene for the Rockies and JJ Bledet for the fish Adam with the rocks just a freak of nature you played basketball With him in the gym in the Janie dunked on you. Just a freak of nature And Zach Daniels with the revealing a Thomas Segacy six out of 25. Garrett. Can I show the Luca out of five? I don't know what you're talking about. I Have not pulled a Luca out of five Not today anyway Rangers that'll be for John Samuelson. There you go John. There's a Zach Daniels Michael Toblia to 99 I'm looking you find the video of the Luca rookie out of five um In our video list on YouTube. Oh It was in the mixer. There you go. Look at the mixer from last night. Gary. That's where you can find it Yeah, that was that that's why I didn't know Garrett. Yeah, look at look at the three box mixer Video number one from yesterday And you should be able to see it. It's a nice one. It's not too bad, right? All right The last couple parallels here is Going to be Chris McMahon to 50 Sorry, Kyle.  I'm Joe for jaskies case breaks.com. That was five box 2020 Boma draft baseball sapphire edition pick your team number seven In the books. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


Welcome everybody to our next talk, Nebovarm, open source heating infrastructure in Kristiania. So I would like to know who of you has already been to Kristiania, that little free state in Copenhagen? That looks like maybe 60% or something like that. Now I have good or bad news for you, depending on how you see it. If you mainly associate Kristiania with weed, there will be no mention of weed in this talk whatsoever after my introduction. So tone down your expectations. But we will have a very interesting talk about neighborhood heating. That's what Nebovarm means. I just learned it today. So I would like to introduce our speakers, but they will introduce themselves in a moment too. We have Emmerich, Johannes and Stoffert, and I would like you to give them a warm round of applause. Okay, thank you very much for coming here today and listening to us. I'm Emmerich. And Christopher. I'm Johannes. And I was elected to do the talking by these good guys. And Stoffert and Johannes will answer questions afterwards. And I ask, please, a lot of questions, because I think we have a little extra spare time. Thank you. So what is Nebovarm? It's actually a distributed central heating system, organization thing. And Nebovarm is a word for community heating. We have several heating systems developed by the 14 local areas in Christiania. And the basic of Christiania heating has been pellets for the last five or 10 years. Pellets is these small things that you saw in the beginning that you had in your hands. Let's go back to this. See the pellets and wooden pellets that you burn. And we have a lot of common pellet heating systems inside Christiania. Those are the red dots, the large red dots. And the small orange dots is local heaters in just one family. And we have lots more small orange systems that you have seen here. But we didn't have time to put them in. The history of heaters. We tried to find some good pictures of the original Christiania oil barrel stove. But we couldn't. It's difficult. They're all gone. They burned through back in the 70s. And so all we have are these on the left, a very common old stove from the 80s. Then we have, of course, the oil heating system, number two from left, which was common in the 90s and still is common somewhere in Christiania. Then we have the becassin oven, which is a popular oven in Denmark for wood, for logs. And you see to the right a typical Christiania installation, which is just a tube going through the side of the building and burning pellets inside and smoke outside. Not very modern, not very efficient, and coming to its end. What we have done is we have taken some very old meters when we install those meters, when we installed some surveillance and monitoring on the pellet systems that we have. Now we're in the phase of combining the uses that had these oil heaters, the wood stoves, the small pellet heaters into larger systems that perform better. And a central role for improvement is logging the heat usage and finding ways of making everyone pay the necessary amount and pay it in time. So the logging system consists of these multicall 602. That was first, they were very old when we found them second hand, and then we have improved them with a switch modes power supply to the right in the right picture, and a wifey gadget in connection, so making it into a smart meter. The billing and the heating on off is done through our custom-made database. So remote logging makes maintenance much easier and can over time improve the efficiency of the heating system. That can help the users being more interested in taking part of the heating consumption problems, which is one of our times main global warming issues. Well, our Nabovama organizations are organized into the communities, and in our most modern system every user is using our newly developed prepaid consumption.  When the burning ended they were cold, they felt the cool, and they went back buy more logs and heating it again. So first you buy, then you have the heat. The same model goes into our prepaid consumption. First you pay for the heat, and then you consume, and then when your use is over the valve turns off. That is a very simple model, and it means that there is no deficit nowhere. That makes organizing the receiving money in advance for heat and inserting the equivalent amount of energy into the system database. When the user has consumed what is paid for, the module automatically turns off the valve to the user. The thing is that Christiania was founded as on top of an old military base, which was actually coming back to 1680s when the city of Copenhagen was defending itself against the Swedes, the Germans and the English. That database was left in the 1960s and was just empty as you see it on this old photo. In 2011 the government of Denmark won a lawsuit against Christiania. That means that the free town was forced to follow the regulations of Denmark. At the same time Christiania was declared legal and that resulted in that the local people in Christiania wanted to improve their house standards much more than was used before. So they put in investments in our infrastructure and in our houses on a longer time horizon. Now we invest up to 30 years in advance, and that's a whole difference than before. When it was just for one or two years people would clamp up something. So the whole infrastructure is changing in these years. Christiania is quite large. It's 46 years old and it has almost 1000 inhabitants. Actually the 900 that you see here are the inhabitants that we know of, but there are many people that just live there without having a place to stay. That means that they change rooms, they sleep on sofas, they kind of roam around within the community. So there may well be a thousand, I don't know. There are at least 265 houses and 24 hectares of land. There's a heating construction. It's a very easy kind of, you burn pellets, that's it. But when you extend this to larger systems, it can be quite complex. The pellet burners are difficult to keep in steady production, but they're cheap and can be handled by the local users. Special effort has been done to ensure that the heating system keeps running smoothly all the time, by constantly improving the heaters and the steering units. That's the left picture. You see there are some yellow add-ons on top of bottom and those are added on to an existing heating system that we have bought. We have added air pressure to ensure that the ashes are blown away from the heater's surface at regular intervals. And that you can see on the left picture on the blue tubes. And we're planning to add scrubbers to clean the flue gas. That means you have, when the smoke comes out of the chimney, you have a problem with pollution and we want to take the pollution out of the gas. And this is yet to come, but we're in the process of doing that as well. We're now engaged in improving the logging by the use of the camshaft meters you see in the center top picture and use the raspberry pies as well to monitor the steering units. That's the bottom picture. That's the monitor that's come out of a raspberry pie. We are fortunate to have several lands running inside christiania and the those we can use for propagating the samples and monitor them. That's the right picture here. So you see all these green points are actually wi-fi spots. A typical nebovama installation consists of a heating production center, some heating consumers, some wi-fi infrastructure and a web portal used for plotting consumption and accounting. Well the back when we started off the camshaft solution meters, they were not very smart. They could actually take care of the meeting of consumers, but we in the city lacked the ability to gather these samples for later accounting. So the camshaft company had some solutions for smart metering which supports multiple protocols. We have the wireless embass, the zigbee and many more protocols but there was no wi-fi or wi-fi. That meant to us that investing in a new infrastructure for just metering was very costly and unnecessary. All of their solutions required the new infrastructure for propagation and data gathering and the need for certified electricians to install it. The camshaft solutions also required a subscription plan in order to gain access to our own data and we did not like that. So nowadays many people in christiania have their own wi-fi hotspots. Christiania users are willing to open theirs to the heating meters and that is a way to reduce the costs of having to manually read the meter and it's a way to get through the wi-fi up to our servers. When researching the existing open source options from the camshaft to create a meter logger we ran across the esp 8266. That's microcontroller and when it first came out it was small and cost effective enough to be inserted into the meters and it had the wi-fi capabilities to transmit the samples over the existing infrastructure. That means all the wi-fi's that you saw the green points. Later thanks to martin guhr's esp library we were able to extend the coverage to places that lacked their own hotspots. That means that we could hop in the our meter solution could be like an extra hotspot and transmit all the data through some of the heaters to the next hotspot and on to the servers. We created a daughter board to be inserted into in the camshaft meters consisting of the esp 8266 with its flash and wi-fi capabilities. Some triacs for controlling the external valve you know the valve that can turn off and on for the consumers and a separate power supply unit to power everything. And this picture that you see here is put into the living space of the people that are attached to the neighbor valve system. So everyone has one like this. We had a problem because camshaft had an open source protocol KMP but it was very difficult to read it and to read about it. It didn't kind of work out and we had to spend a few months to reverse engineer a range of their devices and they are now supported in our meter logger firmware. And the the meter logger firmware takes care of the NAT translations for extending the wi-fi and through a grace period during boot you're able to set up a target access point to connect to. So that means that when you first set it up you find the wi-fi spots around and you find the best one and you lock it into that one. If you later need to change that you pass along with your own telephone with special code and then you can change that point again. That's a grace period that's just a minute or two and that's that's it. So after that grace period goes over to sample mode and the scheduler asks the meter for a sample every minute and the KMP the camshaft the KMP request talks to the meter over serial and the KMP receives the data and does checksum before all of loading it to the MQTT. So and the MQTT dispatcher takes care of transmitting the sample to the server and another part of the firmware closes the hot water valve if the last sample resolves in excessive consumption based on the readings from the user's accounts. So this is how we can actually turn off the user or actually the thing does it automatically if there's no more money on the account it automatically switches off like when you go down and buy the log and put it into your existing old heater it burns down it's cold same system and that transparency makes it easy for people to understand some of the well that's it. Well from the client side you have the overview of a client this is what the client sees of the production and the use of the Nape Obama we have the the propagation temperature and you have the return temperature you have the temperature difference and you have the flow and you have consumption and these five graphs you can zoom in and just have it one or two minutes or you can have it for a period like you have from here 1st of January to the 5th of March but you can also have it for two years three years or just one minute two minutes so this is very easy for people to see how is their usage how when and how much do they actually spend now the accounting system that's one of the headaches for everybody how to get the money in we want to supply we want to share but we need some money for the pellets how do you do it and first of course you would just put it on a on a document on your computer my neighbor has given me five crowns or as which you use in Denmark or 10 euros this for the for the heating of the pellets from that day to that day okay and when you have a lot of documents it makes it very difficult of course so you start with using excel spreadsheets or open you know open docs or spreadsheets or whatever you know and in due time you find out that's complex too it makes it difficult so then some good guys start making custom-made applications and this is one of them this is actually the latest application called the CA Kristiania so we have developed that over time and this is for electricity this is a red one you see and that means that it's electricity expenditure and there is every year one usually the consumer but also maybe the area cashier goes from house to house takes the number and puts it into this accounting system so you see there some of them are from 2006 some are from 2015 and two is from 2017 and this is the expenditure of electricity and we want of course to do that also for heating for heat and this is maybe possible but we need some more people to help us doing that so all this require of course individual consumption total consumption and production expenses to make this all work and that is increasingly difficult to handle and on top of that uses a more demanding they want to know how much do I have in our little bank or how much do I owe the little bank or how can we actually balance things up and these data of course very precious to us and we do not want to share them with large companies for anti-surveillance reasons and this is why we build up this whole infrastructure to keep the knowledge inside and to gain a total access of it but it's a lot of work I'll tell you so there's the last thing is that when you need your help we would love to guess get some more help on how to how to improve things in our systems and how to cooperate with making the systems talk together and we have on the on the left side of the stage we have staffer here here's our bus factor you know if somebody from bus runs him down the knowledge is gone what can we do we need some more people knowing what is going on our society is so small that we do not know what to do if one person this disappears a lot of knowledge disappears with him so this is a serious problem for us and then along as well is the demand for the people that we are serving they want to know more and more specific details on the consumption the production the energy the economy it's very difficult on top of all these things we have installed a lot of solar panels inside christiania to stop using so much of electricity that we buy and getting down on buying the pellets so all these different consumption models they coincide and they need to be balanced out and we need to monitor them to see how much do we actually gain how much do we lose so please if you have problems or you have questions we have the problems and you can apply if you want to come work with us at the christiania researcher in residence that is a house that we have in christiania designed for people that want to know about christiania are going to read or do something some active sessions in christiania they can come and stay with us for a month or come back even and get some interaction with christiania so thank you for your time and i hope you have a lot of questions we will be glad to answer thank you thank you very much for the presentation americ so as you have heard we have around five minutes for questions and you have heard they are in dire need of ideas inspiration support and help so line up at the microphones if you have questions i will start with the internet if there is a question from the internet is that the case no questions yet all righty then we start with microphone number six please yeah have you given any great talk by the way thank you is there any thoughts for the distribution of pellets to be more efficient within not just like the heating and how does the actual physical distribution of the pellets work is there any automation ideas around that right we don't have any sound right now i think we lack some sound on stoffer and um johannes here's a stoffer could you say could you say hello hello yes i'll try to hello i think it's on now it's on it's just need louder yes yeah so right now we could have the the question again yes the question was if we are using any automation for the pellet systems and the distribution of them right now we have huge silos at each distribution center so we kind of just get a truck that comes in then with the pressure there it just blows all the pellets into these giant silos usually at these production centers we then have redundant heating production units so if one of them goes down we can switch to the other one um but when it comes to distribution of of costs then it is still a small isolated communities that consume their their own pellet system so the the budget of one small community doesn't go into the budget of another community i hope that was answering the question all right microphone number one please hi thanks for your talk uh for me as well um i was wondering if like usually you say first you do isolation on the buildings and then you renew the heating systems did you do that because i like from the photos it seems like there's a lot of old buildings and stuff so that would be my first idea to lower the the energy consumption and then put a new system on thank you for your thank you um your questions looks like this in here um first you should insulate your buildings and then you could add the heating system instead of the other way around is that is that your question i was just wondering if you like just said okay we are putting new heating systems yes or we first try to lower the consumption and then look for a new system that that yeah comes the thing is that once you're uh once you're poor first you want to heat to survive and then once when you survive you you suddenly find out there are ways that are smarter than the ones you thought up before so you find a house you stay there and you heat it you don't find the house insulate it and start heating no it's the other way around and this it's sense to extend into many decades so that we have a number of very very old houses and there are some of them are heritage restricted and some of them are just in very bad shape and many squatters have been living there before us and they have not contributed to the betterment of the houses right now as in a new situation as we are looking into eternity i mean we're staying here when we're not being forced out by the police or anybody so we think longer terms and we say maybe people live for five years here but they should contribute to the roof that last 30 years and they should contribute to the insulation that we need to have a better house in all 30 years and this is a plan that takes time and effort and also needs to be propagated into the mindset of people in christiania and not easy so first you deliver pellets you give them heat you find out how to avoid the pellets and you give them insulation to avoid the heat this is the way it has been all right i think now i think i think you have are you have an extra question no is that maybe maybe you can just find the other people who still have questions we don't have time for all the questions and you can just talk to them now i think it's the internet's turn to ask a question because they cannot find you afterwards okay yes the internet has some questions um first question is would it be possible to have some holiday in christiana and help you with your project yes yes yes it would uh it would be possible uh very possible so please come join us uh you can apply through this web address up here cr ir and you can stay there up to one month free of charge uh of course while contributing and uh we have a very low level of documentation so a lot of human uh communication is needed so uh you're very much welcome come and join us and help us uh reduce the bus factor he is taking the bus every day we are just waiting for him to die so come and join us and help us and i think on that note of the extension of a very kind invitation to all of you to come and join them and work with them we have to close the talk i saw you all people at microphones one two and eight but unfortunately we don't have any more time but just come and find the speakers after the talk and discuss with them all the open questions you still have so please give another warm round of applause to johannes and stoffard and emery yeah thank you


In this presentation, we will enter an adjusting entry related to notes payable and the related interest We're going to enter our journal entry on the general journal in the left We're going to post that to our worksheet Our worksheet is in order with a trial balance assets liabilities equity income and expenses Assets green liabilities orange equity light blue revenue and expenses dark blue We know that we are in balance because the debits of minus the credits equal zero We're currently at 700,000 revenue, which is sales or revenue minus expenses at this time Now this could be a normal planned adjusting entry or it could be something that We have to fix kind of like an error or a problem In other words, we might set up the system in this way to plan for this adjusting entry to happen at the end of the Time period and adjusting entry being something done at the end of the month or a year into the time period In order to be on a more perfect accrual system So to see this what we're doing is looking at this notes payable account here And we can see that the notes payable was on the books for 100,000 and then it was adjusted down to 90,000 for 60 that's what's happened so far What we have here is the terms of the note and the amortization table Now note that a lot of times a bookkeeper may only have this information Because that's all that's given in the note in other words not have an amortization table and they may so if that's the case We may say from an outside perspective at the end of the month or a year Let's just set it up as easy as possible for the people putting in the data to write the check at the end of The month every time we have to pay off this loan the loan being for 100,000 the payments being for 3,180 the problem is they don't know if they don't have an amortization table how much to break out between interest and principle and Even if they did know that it would complicate the system what we want We want them to be able to just do data input Possibly and just be able to enter this check and write the check whenever it's due and that's all they have to worry about So and if they have to worry about breaking it out between interest and principle Then that's gonna change every check We can't just set the system up to say just do the same thing each time Because the interest and principal portions will change So it we could set up the system and say hey when you write the check just write the check and take it out of cash And then the other side will just go to the note payable and that's it as if it was all principal So if we tell them to do that and then we'll just say well, we're gonna fix it at the end of the time period So if we tell them to do that we can see this notes payable here If we looked at the GL or the activity is being made up of these three payments So three payments have happened the note was on the books for the original 100,000 and then these three payments happened instead of breaking out the principal portion to the note payable and then the related interest for those three months everything was just put into the notes payable because That's just the easiest thing to do and now we're gonna go to it at the end of the month and fix it Now that could also happen by accident You might have a note payable on the books and maybe we didn't know how to break it out We didn't have an amortization table So we accidentally just put it all at the notes payable either way at this point in time We're gonna have to say okay. Here's the amortization table We need to tie this out to the amortization table and break out the interest portion at the end of the day This number should be what it should be at this point in the loan Meaning three payments have happened Therefore we should be at ninety two six fifty five at this point and the difference should be interest Which should add up for three months the seven fifty for the first payment seven thirty two and then seven thirteen So that interest should be at two thousand one ninety five So to adjust that then We have this amount here that really needs to be to the two thousand to the ninety two Six fifty five in other words it needs to go up So this is a credit balance. We need to increase it. So we'll do the same thing to it a credit So we'll just credit this account copy this And I'm gonna put that on the bottom and be thirteen right click and paste one two three and Then again, you could think of it a few different ways It's a we could think of it as a subtraction problem. So I'm gonna put negative to flip the sign of We need it to be this ninety two Ninety two six fifty five I'm putting negative and then brackets to flip the sign and then do the math within the brackets and then minus the Ninety thousand four sixty. That's what we have on the books Close up the brackets So all I did was take the ninety two six fifty five minus the ninety thousand four sixty and then flip the sign to make it a negative for credit for our worksheet and We can also think of that by the way by just saying It should be the interest that we're breaking out meaning this seven fifty plus the seven thirty two plus the seven thirteen two thousand one Ninety five Okay, and that's going to be the debit as well So I'm going to be up here to a little plug formula of negative of this number and there we have that I'm going to move to the right just a little Okay, and so now that's going to go to the interest expense so we'll say interest expense right click and copy we'll put that on top in B12 right click and paste one two three We're going to indent this it should be done for you already just formatting home tab alignment increase in denting So let's post this and see if it does what we want it to do. What do we want it to do? We want to record that interest expense according to the amortization table and bring this down to where it should be after three payments ninety two thousand six fifty five So interest expenses here here it is on our worksheet So we are in each ten. We'll say equals point to that two thousand one ninety five bringing this up and brings net income down So we're reporting the interest portion of the payments over and above the paying back of the principal And then there's something in here already. So we're just going to double click on it go to the end of it plus and then we'll point to the note payable and Enter and that'll bring the note payable up by ninety two six fifty five and that will match what we have on our amortization table Why did we have to bring the note up? Remember what happened here? We we took all these interest payments and put it to the note Bringing the note down as if we're paying off all principal But part of that payment of course is due to the rent like kind of us borrowing the money like renting and using the money And it's going to be an expense down here So we put this down too much and we had to bring it back to where it should be This is where the current balance is the difference of two thousand one ninety five is kind of like the rent on the money That's just an expense for the time period used


Hello everyone. So today I will be speaking about one and our work on the AGM project. So my name is Roger. I'm from Igalia. We are an open-source company, a consultancy company. We have around 140 engineers around the globe. My team specializes in web rendering and multiple web engines like Chromium WebKit, WPE and Firefox. And we also have teams working on compilers and graphics, multimedia and the Linux kernel. We have a wide range of contributions to open-source projects. We are the second main contributor to Chromium after Google and to WebKit after Apple. And I added a few links for reference for the previous presentations about this topic. We have an ongoing effort of changing how one works on IGL. And these previous talks explain a bit how one works. I will be getting into that in a bit. And why we did this effort. So I was going to make a live demo, but I have connectivity issues on my QMU setup. So I'm going to fire up a recording of our first proof of concept of CEF working on one. So for those of you who never heard about one and the work we do on IGL, one stands for Web Application Manager. It's a runtime created by LG for enabling developers to create web applications around them on embedded devices. And everything that you see here is a web application, the left side panel and the middle panel. And this is already running on CEF. And if you're curious about how the applications work, you can go to the automotive grade Linux Garrett and search for HTML5 on the projects and you get a list of all the applications that we have on this demo. And I included information about how to build the demo image for web applications because I think most of the crowd for this conference never saw the previous presentations. So this is only a reference. And okay, I will speak a bit about what one is and how it works. So like I said, it was a runtime created by LG for shipping web applications to several devices. And we adapted this runtime to work on the IGL project. It's not framework specific. You can basically do work with any web application framework. If it works on client side, you will be able to deploy it to the embedded devices and it will work just fine. It was built on top of the Chromium web OS that was also maintained by LG. The main responsibility of the runtime is managing application lifecycle. And it has a lot of optimization on top of the regular Chromium implementation like monitoring status of the application and memory consumption and CPU consumption. And as you can see, one leverages from the content layer from Chromium and it provides an API for creating browser processes and web pages and a way of web applications to communicate to each other. The AGL implementation is a bit different from this, but this is the original from web OS. In our case, we don't use LUNA, we use GRPC for IPC, but the rest was pretty much the same. And I was only explaining how one worked to talk about the work that we've been doing in this last year that was replacing part of part of one to not use Chromium web OS anymore and instead using CEF. And I'll explain why we did it and how it's working right now. And here we have a few reference links if you want to learn more about CEF architecture and some applications that are using it and a link to the project. So CEF is an open source project that follows pretty regularly the Chromium release lifecycle. They are usually a week behind Chromium releases and Chromium releases happen very often. They happen bi-weekly and CEF is basically a collection of scripts and patches that are applied on top of Chromium. It adds itself to Chromium 3 actually and it creates a few new build targets to generate the Libcf and the sandbox executable. And the Libcf is a stable API that can be used for basically the same that was done by Chromium web OS before. CEF has its own backend. They call it runtimes. There's the alloy runtime that's a runtime based on Chromium contents layer and this is a layer that has an API for anyone that wants to implement a browser but doesn't contain the very opinionated implementations that Chromium uses. So it's a generic way of providing an API for making a browser. And there's also the Chromium runtime and the Chromium runtime is based on the Chrome layer that contains all the Google implementations for accessing Google services. For example, Google Drive integration and auto completion. All that is Chromium specific is under this layer and CEF provides this runtime by patching the Chrome layer heavily to make it a public API. That's not the case for the regular implementation. So I just wanted to show how we use CEF on current one implementation. All those classes are based on the CEF representations of the browser and the renderer processes. Basically, we run a browser process and then each time we run another application it's going to create new processes for managing that specific application. And we leverage from the window and browser view delegates from CEF to create the web app and web pages representations used on one. So for this year our goal was to make make it possible to switch to CEF. We created the CEF recipe earlier in June and we added a CEF feature that we could use to tell the build system that we are going to use the CEF backend for one. But it was still possible to use Chromium WebOS as well if you didn't use this feature. Now we are in the phase of hardening, doing some hardening and bug fixing. One of the things that we improved was to start using official Chromium release torbles. The older recipe was based on the Chromium repository and it took a long time to clone and get other dependencies and the release torbles already contained all the code needed to build Chromium. So this decreased the download and build time a lot. And now we made CEF to the default backend for one. Now we'll keep working on bug fixing and also we need to bring the optimizations that are available on Chromium WebOS to CEF and to improve the development workflow for web applications to provide forms of inspection in real time and decide a new form of bundling that was available prior to the application framework deprecation. And now the only way of including a new web application is to create a new recipe added to the tree and bake a new image. So this was better before when we could basically just send a new bundled application to a running instance, install it and run and we need to bring this back possibly by working with PWAs. We are working on a whole UI revamp because we did a lot of work on the base of the system but we didn't work a lot on the UI and the work on creating the new recipe took a long time but it's not perceivable if you run the image it. It's the same as the old implementation and working for some time with the new site I started to notice a few pros and cons on using this new implementation. So like I mentioned we have faster fetch and build steps. It's easier to maintain because one thing that was a problem for us using Chromium WebOS was the time that it took to get a new milestone release from the project. Sometimes Chromium was jumping two milestones and the delta between between those versions was big and we needed to use a lot of time for adapting our changes to work with the new version and now since the releases happened very often we are always parting our patches and the delta is smaller and it takes less time to do the maintenance. One thing that's good and also brings some problems is to use newer versions of Chromium because of the CF updates. It's good because we can get new features faster and we also are getting all the security fixes that are released every two weeks but also we get a few problems because sometimes we get bugs that only happen on our platform or similar platforms but not on the usual Chromium targets and it adds some work to the maintenance to have to fix them. What's definitely an issue is the compiler issues that we get because of the difference in versions of Clunk used by Chromium and the Clunk used by the project and we get most of the issues from the C++ 20 features that are used and not supported on older compilers so we need to fix each case separately and it also adds to some time and if we could update the compiler version on the platform more often this would be less of an issue and yep basically that's it and I don't know if we have any questions about this so he's interested in CF and he wants some way of notifying you want to notify notification between applications or well actually I think it's not directly related what you've been presented it's more like about CEF because our colleague told us that they are stopping to use an open API for the web application notification like currently it is using it is used to pop up the notification but it's rumored they are not going to use it ever again kind of that kind of system it's like API or if you know anything and if you could share we'll be appreciate it yeah sorry I'm not aware about that I was thinking you were talking about notifications between different applications like some form of IPC or something like that yeah yeah okay so CF provides its own API for IPC we are actually using this as well and it's a very simple API it's based on JSON so you you create all the fields and send information you want I think I don't have the code of CF here to show you but you can check on the main page on Bitbucket and they have samples for IPC and users of JavaScript and some other cases yeah they are not planning to change the system of that you know that we're not not aware about this this change but yeah okay okay I think that's it then so thank you


Hi, my name is Velhika and I'm an actress based out of California and today I wanted to talk about paper backdrops and I'm going to specifically talk about it as an actress because I mostly use these for self-tape auditions but you can also use them for your Zoom meetings if you want something to be able to block the mess that's behind you or just look more professional, online classes, self-tape auditions, YouTube videos, whatever, it all, you know, it's all the same for everybody because all of these things you can use even if you're not an actor and recently I was thinking why are backdrops for auditions always gray and blue? And I don't know, you know, the answer but I can tell you in my experience why I really, really love this gray for my auditions and I recently got this blue and so I'm going to tell you about my experience using this backdrops. These are savage paper backdrops. I've had these little 53-inch ones for a long time and recently Savage sent me this 86-inch one so the little ones cost about $35 and then the big ones cost about $54. This video is not sponsored by the way but Savage did gift me this large one so I would appreciate it if you end up buying it, if you visit the link in the description that they gave me so they know that people are actually, you know, interested in hearing what I have to say about these backdrops as an actress and maybe in the future they'll gift me something that I can then give you. Maybe I can do some kind of giveaway in the future with Savage. I'm going to tell you today why I really like these two backdrops and I'm going to show you with a bunch of different colors of clothing what these backdrops look like because of course when you have something on it's a color and the white balance on your camera changes. Right now you might see that the light changes throughout this video because I have a window over here so backdrops tend to change a lot and also the mood of them change a lot. I'm going to start by saying no to these colors right here, the red and the pink for self-tape auditions unless they are a very specific character so for example if I had to play, you know, a quirky person and it fit, if it fit that audition then maybe I would wear this rainbow shirt and maybe I would put the pink backdrop or the red backdrop because that makes sense with the character but I prefer to keep it simple. I want the attention on me so what I'm going to do is I'm going to use this gray backdrop. This is the one that I use most of the time. I recently got this blue one which I really love the color of it. It's my favorite color and I like that one more for commercial auditions because it feels more bright, it feels more exciting, more energetic and then in the future I might even use these colored ones when again it matches the character but this one I really like because it creates a nice backdrop for my auditions. If I just had the wall like this it feels like washed out a little bit too bright it just feels like too much so the gray one it just feels like I can pay attention. When I watch myself tapes, the attention goes to me versus the color and I do encourage you to be creative when you can, you know, nail an audition and make auditions more creative and cool so you can stand out in auditions when somebody's watching yourself tape but you have to be able to do it correctly and you have to know your audience as far as the casting directors. Some casting directors might not care if there's background noise, if there's a mess behind you but some casting directors they will stop thinking about your acting and stop looking at you during your audition and look at the background like I would not audition with this right now that's in the backdrop because then people are going to be like oh wow she has a neon pothos oh and there's a golden pothos I don't want them to think about that I want them to focus on my audition and you might say well maybe it's your acting because maybe your acting is bad because if your acting was good they would only pay attention to you. Sure maybe but what if they get so distracted from what's around you that they don't even start listening to you they immediately go to something else so my advice is to go with a very simple backdrop like this one and then you can light it different ways if you are a photographer or you're into lighting you might know that this gray absorbs light really really well or absorbs other colors really well so right now I actually have a light on it to give it a little bit more depth because if I didn't have that it would all be gray and it just be more flat right so that's one way where you can make it a little bit more interesting by just adding a white light or if you have an rdb light and you're able to reflect different colors off of it this gray absorbs colors really really well so you can make this thing look black you can make it look white blue you can make this one look a lot of colors so if you did want to invest in some fancier things for self-tape auditions which you don't need to buy any of this this is just gonna make your auditions better if you do want to play around with your backdrops and make your auditions a little bit more interesting you could get this gray backdrop mine is fashion gray I believe you can get an RGB light and be able to make it into a bunch of different colors colors also can set the mood or can remind you of different things for example pink a lot of people think of pink as feminine so if you were auditioning for like a dark film where you had to be like a serial killer or something and then your audition was bright pink that might be distracting and again just like a little thing that takes a person out of the world of the film your audition and it's just it's just gonna be off you know so you want to set the mood for the people watching your auditions gray and blue is the industry standard you can go with both of them I would just say you have to think about what color you're wearing a lot more with the grays unless you have a lot of blue in your closet I mean a lot of gray in your closet I have a lot of blue in my closet so that's why I prefer the gray one it looks more professional I really have loved using all of these paper backdrops let me show you what these backdrops look like with different pieces of clothing the blue backdrop I really like it for commercial auditions because it's just bright and more energetic and it tends to look good with a lot of colors I especially love wearing light blue on front of this blue because I love it sometimes white as long as I can get the lighting right but lighting white can be pretty hard then with the pink a lot of different colors look fun with the pink but it has to be you know specifically good for whatever you're auditioning for for the red one I really like the way the rainbow shirt looks like I would definitely use this for some kind of film audition or a really fun commercial audition this red is obviously very different from this red but it still feels too close it almost feels like my head is just floating and then my favorite is gray and it really looked to me it looks good with every single color I have used the biggest difference between using this big one big backdrop and the smaller one is that the smaller backdrops I can't really put that light behind me because I have to be so close to the backdrops or else you're gonna be able to see the sides you know the side of the wall or this stand so I have to be closer and that's when it it's really hard to put a light like this to give it more dimension so if you want my advice if you're a new actor if you're looking to invest a little bit more into your self-tape audition setup I would say start with this gray backdrop see if you really like using it and then in the future you can purchase some more and I do suggest the smaller one because you'll be able to set it up by yourself I'm really tall I'm 5'10 and I'm pretty fit and putting this blue one up by myself is definitely a little bit of a hassle I would definitely say if you are a shorter person it's gonna be really hard or if you're not used to lifting you know really long paper backdrops it might be a little bit hard so I say go with this one if you can if you maybe don't have the money right now don't put it on your credit card be good with your finances and put it on your Amazon wishlist or ask your parents partner whatever if your birthdays coming up Christmas whatever it is this is a great present that you will have for years and years and years and it's a great investment like I said I've had the small ones for at least two years and they're still they're still going I still have a lot of paper I am using filmic pro to film my YouTube videos right now and it does have auto white balance and that definitely changes the color of you know the way my skin looks with the clothes with the backdrops and there's a natural light window over here it usually doesn't have a lot of light coming in but right now it's starting to come in so of course lighting plays a huge factor in any of these backdrops because I've had this backdrop look like this color before on zoom calls so take that into consideration definitely when you're choosing which backdrop to purchase but let me know if you end up buying a backdrop and thank you so much for watching at the end of every video I feature another channel this is today's feature if you would like to be featured on my next video make sure you're subscribed like this video and leave me a comment my foot's asleep


So the black hole effect is now available on the market, it's really a combination of three different special effects. The first one is this sphere black hole material distortion, a pulsing wave particle distortion, and the swarm behavior particle effect. So when you combine all of them together, you get this really cool gravity swarming effect. And it just makes everything cooler. As usual, everything is organized into material and texture files. And I went ahead and created 10 different material instances of the black hole itself, each of them with a slightly different color, size and wave speeds that give off different feels. And I also included eight different presets for different types of swarm behavior, with each of them having a slightly different setting that gives different movements and size patterns. Installation is really easy. Once you download the file, you just copy the effects folder and paste it into your project somewhere in the content folder. And of course, if you get the commercial license, you will also get my personal default character as a little bonus for your project. Hope that helps and as always, I hope you have a fantastic day and I'll see you around.


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