To Agent Nation, it's your host, Agent Beemstar. Let's get right into the news. Hey, I did not expect to make one news so quickly, man, but the drama has piled up to an extent at which I can no longer ignore it. I don't know what everybody, I don't know why y'all been getting so active recently, but I guess that means I still have a job. Ladies and gentlemen, it's the one and only authorized news reporter, Agent Beemstar in the building. Letting you know that I just made an appearance on my other channel. Yeah, I was breaking down all the money I spent from all the drama that everybody gets into on my vehicles. Broke it down in fine detail, ladies and gentlemen, so make sure to go ahead and check that video out. Link is in the description right here. Well, no, it's obviously underneath the video, goes without saying, descriptions can't be in the middle of the video player. That wouldn't make any sense. We also did drop an AMP Top Chef video where a young agent was there cooking it up like this one time. Probably one of the funniest videos I've ever had an opportunity to work on. Link is in the description. Let's get into it, ladies and gentlemen, for our first story of the day, ladies and gentlemen. Oh man, right as I got to uploading the last 2K Drama Alert, some more juicy drama went down. This time I wanted to see how it played out, ladies and gentlemen. So here I was at my crib, you know, just screenshotting away, making sure I got all the details because I knew it was gonna be deleted. And ladies and gentlemen, I was correct. The tweets were deleted, but AgentBeamStar has captured the details. So let's get into it. Joe Knows was furious. He said this on Twitter, everyone's free to do what they want. I don't own any type of video, but at this point, man, it's hella weird.  But make your own content, please badge plug. You got over 500K subs you don't need to copy content. Good luck. And he linked the screenshot here of badge plug thumbnail and title from 21 Minutes ago, and Joe Knows thumbnail and title from nine months ago. Of course, AgentBeamStar's heard about this drama offer, died, didn't reply real quick, with the oh so infamous AgentBeamStar as closely monitoring the situation. And yes, indeed, ladies and gentlemen, I was. Badge plug responded saying, man, I really don't understand you. You're so successful and worried about me. Any other community, people do exact copies of videos and no one cares. Also, you could have easily DM me, and on top of everything, it doesn't affect you at all. As I said, I ain't going back and forth. I don't do drama. Good luck in the future. Pray your hands emoji. Bro, but the crazy thing is, we talking to DMs, yet you have to go public about something for what?  Crazy, bro, but it's all good. Attack me and feel better about yourself. Ooh, is it getting juicy, ladies and gentlemen? The answer is yes. It is getting juicy. Hey, badge plug, there's a very big difference between having a similar video or seeing something from another game and picking that up and then linking people in the description, asking for permission, and just blatantly taking entire titles and thumbnails. That's like on the very extreme. It's not like a yes or no, there's a scale. And right now, you're on one very far end. Joe knows just letting you know that you're doing that. That's all. Joe knows, quote, tweeted saying, exit dimensions in the next five seconds. I would not risk it. Hell, I'm in here. Oh, it's cool, bro. You've always disliked me even before any of this. Just don't understand how you're so successful and worried about me, a grown man. Power decided, hey, it's not a 2K drama unless I get involved. And he replied saying this, the most hilarious part is how he's playing victim and acting like he doesn't know this is wrong. Isn't just, he made a similar video. This is, he's copying and pasting the title and telling the designer to make the exact same thumbnail. He knows what he's doing. Oh my God, there's another example of that. Oh, Lee, oh my God. Wow, verbatim, that's unbelievable. A.M.P. Duke was in dimensions, responded to the original tweet from Joe knows saying, LMAO changed 99 to legend in 2K19 to 2K20 with a whole gang of crying laughing emojis with this video. Hey yo, what the? That's a classic. It's a classic, ladies and gentlemen. Grinding responded to both Joe knows and badge plug saying, I've been waiting for the day I could tag beam star on something that has nothing to do with me. Agent, get on it, buddy. He was a deleted tweet that Salty the goat was able to capture. Don't understand why everybody can't eat. You never see me talking about another man on this app. And that's when the conversation died down from all the different content creators. And I hope at this point, badge plug you understand why they came at you.  It's the fact that it's not like something benign. Like you just, you know, you saw a title you like and you were like, oh, maybe I could do my own version of that.  And you're not the only person who's done that. There's plenty of content creators who do things like that. They just don't get called out by Joe knows on Twitter. Yeah, at no point did Joe knows say, like this is my idea, nobody can do it. He was just arguing, why are you copying everything I'm doing? That's, that's all he's saying. Like, why, why did you do everything the exact way I did it? Like, could he, could you have not done it your own way? Is what he's asking you. And I think that's a very valid question at the end of the day for our, oh my God. Why does Darren Fox keep taking shots at NBA 2K? He didn't have enough of it, ladies and gentlemen. This happened on Twitter the other day. Hoop Central put out this post saying NBA 2K21 will be a major visual improvement than any game before. Now, I'm not going to lie to you. I don't think anyone bothered to read the article. We just read the title and immediately made conclusions. And one of the people who made those conclusions is Darren Fox, who quote tweeted that tweet from Hoop Central saying, crying, laughing emojis. This is what they think everyone wants improved. Skull emoji.  I know it, I know it in my heart because that's what I thought the moment I saw this. But I haven't even clicked yet, but if I click this article, hopefully I'm not going to get hacked or something. Boom, it is a real article. It's exactly what I predicted. They don't actually have any kind of insider information to reach this conclusion. They just wanted to write an article and came to the realization that next gen is going to have better hardware, so 2K is going to have better graphics. This is obvious. Most games are going to have better graphics with better hardware, except Valorant. That joke hit with like 15% of the people watching. So this is not like 2K came out and said they're going to focus on graphics. It was just an article that someone decided to write. And it's probably true. Graphics probably would get better. But the reason I know Darren Fox is a full-fledged 2K player is because I wanted to hate immediately too. And I know how this game has played pre-launch. I knew they didn't really have any facts that we didn't have, but immediately I was like, how is that to focus? I even replied. No, I did that. Maybe if they make the graphics get better. Am I special?  I can't write today? Maybe if the graphics get better. Oh, I can't read. Oh my God, ladies and gentlemen. Maybe if the graphics get better, I won't be able to notice the next time I lag out. Pleximo G. I'm a funny guy and even know I said that. So bridging off of that, ladies and gentlemen, Ronnie 2K put together this NBA 2K tournament on ESPN.   Cause then like Fox was tweeting about it, saying a 16 team NBA 2K turning with top NBA players is happening. And I'm like, oh snap, oh snap. I have to tune into this. It was even top trending on Twitter. And Ronnie 2K was top trending. But I think this is the same time he was calling to Marcus Cousins a dickhead. That's why Ronnie was trending. But the NBA 2K turning was trending as well. And there was a few interesting moments because while the games are going on, the players were talking, one of them landed on Twitter. Here is a Devon Booker. Ladies and gentlemen, because NBA 2K has messed my player up, MPG asked Devon Booker if he wanted to pick the suns in the NBA 2K turning. You should have just picked the suns. I'll pick the nuggets. No. That was it. That was the whole clip. Not gonna lie. I thought it was gonna be more than that. I guess it's just Devon Booker clarifying here. It's because NBA 2K has his player messed up, which is true. For some reason, the greatest shooters in the game, like Clay Thompson, Steph Curry, Steph Curry's release, that's pretty good. They gave him the slowest and most ugliest releases.  It's a shame. I guess it's in the name of balance, but it also ruins the players too. I know that because I've been playing all set team up. What a tragedy.  After the first game, I stopped watching. I found out that it was prerecorded and I was like, so it's not live? Esports? What's going on, guys? I don't know, man. It just, it wasn't as gas. It wasn't like, they weren't even, the players wasn't even into it like that. They was just kicking back on something. Yeah. Yeah. It's like, yo, bring some energy, man. But at the same time, NBA 2K League was doing some 3V3 park tournament and that was actually entertaining. So I decided to watch that instead. Ladies and drama.  Ladies and gentlemen, for the next story of the day, there's some drama between once teammates now fold, power and chalk. Power, in a now deleted tweet, decided to post a video of chalk losing in the NBA 2K League 3V3 park tournament. It was a funny video where chalk rage quit and power captioned it very funnily and basically posted it on Twitter because that's what power does. And chalk was furious about the situation. He replied on Twitter. Oh yeah, by the way, power's tweeted deleted. So am I bad on that? You actually can't screenshot videos. So I couldn't do that. But hey, chalk replied to the tweet saying, of course power is still tweeting about me, still keeping tabs on everything I do, still praying on my downfall as always. We're a genuine guy. He followed up saying, mind you, bro, I never bashed DF, never made a why I left video for clout, never disrespected dude. Bought a website for DF, was pushing for us to get sponsors. Literally never did him dirty in any way. Yet I'm blocked and he's watching my every move. Genuinely don't get it. I was really, really hoping this turned into a full-fledged drama. It did not, ladies and gentlemen. Unfortunately, this is where it ended. For the story of the day. There was a patch, patch 11, ladies and gentlemen, NBA 2K drop patch 11 and everybody felt bamboozled by it. Absolute radio silence from the developers and out of nowhere patch 11 drops. What's in the patch agent? We didn't know for a full day the patch was out. They ain't bothered to disclose what was in it.  I would like to at least know about it beforehand. And it got to the point because it was no patch notes released that people were just meming the fact that we didn't know about it though, it was just a meme. There was a article here from games guide NBA 2K 20 update patch 11 and in the notes is just one notes improve the stability of the title in addition to a number of general improvements to the user experience. Even if you are disappointed for now, unfortunately, there are no further details. So they just like wrote the most generic thing. And there was actually a couple of people. Okay, here it is. Updatecrazy.com dropped their own version of the patch notes included some added fixed crashing issues, address stuttering lag issues along with a few other things like added a few glitches. Gotta love that. It's not an NBA 2K patch unless you add some glitches into the game. So amongst some of the things that people reported seeing changed because we didn't get patch notes that full day, people were saying that there was like a buff to the behind the back. Obviously it was one of the animations that was nerfed. Some people are calling it placebo, but others are saying they felt like that move was more effective post patch.  Obviously it's the problem 2K has had for a while where Mike Wang is saying we aren't addressing jump we're not patching jump shots, but in the changes that they make, inevitably some jump shots are altered. The windows look different or the release feels different. Like just go back to base eight or set shot 13 and see how they feel this year compared to when 17 or 18 or 19. They feel completely different and I don't think they went back there and redid the animations. Something just changed in the game played the way the game moves and the jump shot feels nothing the same no more. Doesn't hit the same. It's slow now. It's clunky. It just don't feel smooth no more. Eventually though, NBA 2K20 Twitter did drop the patch notes after like over a full day where they really didn't address much of anything. It was a few my team fixes and they fixed the case where my players were unable to catch L.U.P.s even though they were capable of that which is disappointing considering we know what needs to be fixed in the game and none of those are here in the notes. But things did start to get juicy soon thereafter because for the next story of the day for the first time since like December we finally heard something from a NBA 2K dev. Mike Wang responded to the NBA 2K players tournament Twitter with his own bracket and someone responded to Mike Wang saying where have you been? Mike Wang responded with a SpongeBob meme doing like 60 different chores at once, 2K21. Ladies and gentlemen, there it is. The silence has broken. And I feel like the only reason it broke was because I'm pretty sure 2K came to Mike Wang and was like, hey, make a tweet about the players tournament. And so he had to make the tweet. And so he's like, hey, since I'm here might as well reply to this guy who's wondering if I'm still alive, where have you been at Mike? Jesus man, we care about you. But then things got even juicer because Zach Timmerman, a gameplay developer, I believe right, doesn't specify in his bio. Let's just say gameplay developer for NBA 2K put out a tweet saying this, pull redo thoughts on shooting badges in NBA 2K20. 2OP toned them down just right, not effective enough. And probably the best response I seen was from young precise, who said, remove pointless badges, plus make them easier to get, make the rating matter more. All things I agree on. So it seems as though they're getting things ready or they're ready to try and make some adjustments for next game, but here's a plea that I'm gonna make real quick, ladies and gentlemen. It don't ruin the fun of the game in the name of balance. If there's an animation that's really OP, then yeah, nerf it. But if there's an animation that's just effective, then try and find a way to create more effective animations instead of stifling the few ones there are, because then the game just feels slow and there's no way to really excel. That's all I'm gonna say on that, because I feel like over the years in the name of balance, we've kind of just taken out the speed of the game. I remember hopping in the park on 2K15 and being petrified, because people was just zooming this way and that way. So it made me wanna get good at playing that mode. Now if you hop into the park, everyone's running mad scared trying to find the next rookie to play. And even when they do, they're just doing the same zigzag, the same cross here across their drive, and they're not boosting it. There's no skill involved in it. So that's just a plea that I make. Obviously I've released my own kind of wish list video. I'ma leave the link in the card above and in the description if you guys are interested in watching that. Oh, Mike Wang decided to put out another poll on Twitter.   Get them out of here, guys. We need to send them to a ward somewhere. Everybody presses it down and that goes without saying. So let's just click down. Oh, only use shot button was an option. I even booked that. Yeah, I use a shot button as well. But in 17, do you guys remember in 2K17 when they gave you a huge boost for using the right stick and hitting it accurately? Boo, everybody was using that until they patched it. I'm actually really surprised that 30% of people use the right stick. I'm very, very thoroughly surprised. I don't think that's a real number. I think the real number is like 10%. Ladies and gentlemen, that is it for the news. If you guys are new, subscribe to the channel. We do this like every couple of weeks when some juicy drama drops in the NBA 2K community. There's this video on the screen, Agent Beamstar on my other channel breaking down my different vehicles. So you guys get a closer look at that. And I'm gonna leave you guys now. Bye.


from San Jose. It's theCUBE, presenting Big Data Silicon Valley, brought to you by SiliconANGLE Media and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back to theCUBE. We are live in San Jose at Forger Eatery, a really cool place down the street from the Strata Data Conference. This is our 10th big data event. We call this Big Data SV. We've done five here, five in New York, and this is our day one of coverage. I'm Lisa Martin with my co-host George Gilbert and we're joined by a CUBE alumni, Jacques Isak, the head of data from Pivotal. Welcome back to theCUBE, Jacques. Thank you, it's great to be here. So just recently, you guys announced, Pivotal announced the GA of your Kubernetes-based Pivotal Container Service, PKS, following this initial beta that you guys released last year. Tell us about that. What's the main idea behind PKS? So as we were talking about earlier, we've had this opinionated platform as a service for the last couple of years. It's taken off, but it really requires a very specific methodology for deploying microservices and kind of next-gen applications. And what we've seen with the groundswell behind Kubernetes is a very seamless way where we can not just do our opinionated applications, but can do any applications leveraging Kubernetes. In addition, it actually allows us to, again, kind of have an opinionated way to work with stateful data, if you will. And so what you'll see is two of the main things that we have going on, again, if you look at both of those products, they're all managed by a thing that we call Bosch. And Bosch allows for not just the ease of installation, but also the actual operation of the entire platform. And so what we're seeing is this ability to do day two operations around not just the apps, not just the platform, but also the data products that run within it. And you'll see later this year, as we continue to evolve, our data products running on top of either the PKS product or the PCF product. Quick question for A.Jump and George. What are, so you talked about some of the technology benefits and reasoning for that. From a customer perspective, what are some of the key benefits that you've designed this for or challenges to solve? So I'd say the key benefits, one is convenience and ease of installation and operationalization. Kubernetes seems to have basically become the standard for being able to deploy containers, whether it's on-prem or off-prem. And having an enterprise solution to do that is something that customers are actually really looking towards. In fact, we had sold about a dozen of these products, even before it was GA. There's so much excitement around it. But beyond that, I think we've been really focused on this idea of digital transformation. So Pivotal's whole talk track really is changing how companies build software. And I think the introduction of PKS really takes us to the next level, which is that there is no digital transformation without data. And basically Kubernetes and PKS allow us to implement that and perform for our customers. This is really a facilitator of a company's digital transformation journey. Correct, in a very easy and convenient way. And I think, whether it's our generation or what's going on in just technology, but everybody is so focused on convenience. Push button, I just want it to work. I don't want to have to dig into the details. So this picks up on a theme we've been sort of pounding on for a couple of years on our side, which was the infrastructure was too hard to stand up and operate. But now that we're beginning to solve some of those problems, talk about some of the use case. Let's pick GE because that's flagship customer. Start with maybe some of the big outcomes, the big business outcomes they're shooting for and then how the Pivotal products map into that. Sure, so there's a lot of use cases. Obviously GE is both a large organization as well as an investor inside of Pivotal. A lot of different things we could talk about. One that comes to mind out of the gate is, we've got a data suite that we sell in addition to PCS, in addition to PCF. And within that data suite are a couple of products, Green Plum being one of them. Green Plum is this open source, MVP, data platform. One of the probably most successful implementations within GE is this ability to actually consolidate a bunch of different ERP data and have people be able to query it. Again, cheaply, easily, effectively. There were a lot of different ways that you can implement a solution like that. I think what's attractive to these guys, specifically around Green Plum, is that it leverages standard ANSI SQL. It scales to petabytes of data. We have this ability to do on-prem and off-prem. I was actually at the Gartner conference earlier this week and walking around the show, it was actually somewhat eye-opening to me to be able to see that, if you look at just that one product, there isn't really a competitive product that was being showcased that's open source, multi-cloud, analytical in nature, et cetera. And so I think, for again, to get back to the GE scenario, what was attractive to them is everything that they're doing on-prem, we actually can move to the cloud. Whether it's Google, Azure, Amazon, they can literally run the exact same product in the exact same queries. If you extend it beyond that particular use cases, there are other use cases that are more real-time. And again, inside of the Data Suite, we've got another product called GemFire, which is an in-memory data grid. It allows for this rapid ingest. So you can kind of think and imagine whether it's jet engines or whether it's wind turbines. Data is constantly being generated and our ability to take that data in real-time, ingest it, actually perform analytics on it as it comes in. So again, kind of a loose example would be if you know the heat tolerance for a wind turbine is between this temperature and this temperature, do something, set an alarm, shut it down, et cetera. If you can do that in real-time, you can actually save literally millions of dollars by not letting that turbine fail. Okay, so it sounds here where the GemFire product and the Green Plum DBMS are very complementary. One is speed and one is sort of throughput.  Yes. And with Green Plum, you have sort of everything packaged together again. Is would it be proper to think of Green Plum as combining the best of the Data Lake and the Data Warehouse where you've got the data scientists and data engineers to satisfy with what would have been another product and the business analysts and, you know, sort of BI crowd satisfied with the same product, but what would have been another?  What is super interesting to me is one, I've been doing data warehousing now for, I don't know, 20 years. And for the last five, I've kind of felt like Data Warehouse, just the term, was equivalent to like the mainframe. So I actually kind of relegated it to the, I'm not going to use that term anymore. But with the advent of the cloud and with other products that are out there, we're seeing this resurgence where the Data Warehouse is cool again. And I think part of it is because we had the shift where we had really expensive products doing, you know, the classic EDW. And it was too rigid and it was too expensive. And so Hadoop sort of came on and everyone was like, wow, hey, this is really easy. This is really cheap. You know, we can store whatever we want. We can do any kind of analytics. And I think, and I was saying before, I think the love affair with, you know, piecing all of that together is kind of over. And I also think, you know, it's funny. It was really hard for organizations to successfully stand up a Hadoop platform. And I think the metric that we hear is 50% of them fail, right? So part of that, I believe, is because there just aren't enough people to be able to do what needed to be done. And so interestingly enough, because of those failures, because the Hadoop ecosystem didn't quite integrate into the classic enterprise, products like Green Plum are suddenly very popular. I was just seeing our downloads for the open source part of Green Plum. And we're literally, you know, at this juncture, seeing about 1,500 distinct customers leveraging the open source product. So I kind of feel like we're on this upswing of getting everybody to understand that you don't have to go to Hadoop to be able to do structured and unstructured data at scale. You can actually use some of these other products. So sorry, George, quickly. Being in the industry for 20 years, we talk about, you know, culture a lot. And we say, oh, cultural shift. People started embracing Hadoop. Oh, we can dump everything. The data lakes turned into swamps. I'm curious though, what is that? Maybe it's that a cultural shift. Maybe it's a cultural roller coaster of like, you know, mainframes are cool again. Like you said, give us your perspective on how you've helped companies like GE sort of as technology waves come really kind of help design and maybe drive a culture that embraces the velocity of this change. Sure, so one of the things that we do a lot is help our customers better leverage technology and really kind of train it. So we have a couple different aspects to Pivotal. One of them is our labs aspect. And effectively that is our ability to teach people how to better build applications, how to better do data science, how to better do data engineering. Now, when we come in, we have an opinionated way to do all of those things. And when a customer embraces it, it actually opens up a lot of doors. So we're somewhat technology agnostic, which aids in your question, right? So we can come in, we're not trying to push a specific technology, we're actually trying to push a methodology and an end goal or a solution. And I think, you know, oftentimes, of course that end goal and solution is best met by our products, but to your point about the roller coaster, you know, it seems as though as we have evolved, there is a notion that data will, from an organization, will all come together in a common object store. And then the ability to quickly be able to spin up an analytical or a programmatic interface into that data is super important. And that's where we're kind of leaning in. And that's where I think this idea of convenience, being able to push button instantiate a green bloom cluster or push button instantiate gemfire grid so that you can do analytics or you can take actions on it is so super important. You said something that's really, what sounds really, really important, which was we want to get what you were, it sounded like you were alluding to a single source of truth.  But there's an emerging still early sort of school of thought which is maybe the single source of truth should be sort of a hub around set of real-time streams. Sure, yeah. How does pivotal play in that world? So there are a lot of products that can help facilitate that, including our own. I would say that there is a broad ecosystem that kind of says, if I was going to start an organization today, there are a number of vertical products that I would need in order to be successful with data. One of them would be just standard relational database. And if I pause there for a second, if you look at it, there's definitely a move towards building microservices so that you can glue all the pieces together. Those microservices actually require smaller, simpler relational type databases or perhaps no sequel type databases on the front end. But they become simpler and simpler, which is where I think if I was Oracle or some of the more stalwarts on the relational side, it's not about how many widgets you can put into the database. It's really about its simplicity and performance. From there, having some kind of message queue or system to be able to take those changes and the updates of that data down the line so that not so much IT providing it to an end user, but more self-service, being able to subscribe to the data that I actually care about. And then again, going back to the simplicity, me as an end user being able to take control of my destiny and use whatever product or whatever technology makes the most sense for me. And if I sort of dovetail just a little bit on the side of that, we've focused so much this year on convenience and flexibility that I think it is now at a spot where all of the innovations that we're doing, say, in like Amazon Marketplace, for example, on Green Plum, all of those innovations are actually leading us to the same types of innovations in data deployments on top of Kubernetes. And so like two of them that come to mind, I felt like I was in front of a group last week and we were presenting some of the things that we've done. And one of them was self-healing of Green Plum. And so it's often been said that these big analytical solutions are really hard to operate. And through our innovations, we're actually able to have, if a segment goes down or a host goes down or there's network problems, through the implementation, the system will actually self-heal itself. And so all of a sudden, the operational needs become quite a bit less. In addition, we've also created this automatic snapshotting capability, which allows, I think our last benchmark, we did about a petabyte of data in less than three minutes. And so suddenly you've got this operational stalwart, almost a database as a service without really being a service, really just this living, breathing thing. And that kind of dovetails, like I said before, back to where we're trying to make all of our products perform in a way that customers can just use them and not worry about having to the nuts and bolts of it. So last question, we've just got about 30 seconds left. You mentioned, we talked about a lot of technologies, but you mentioned methodology. Is that approach from Pivotal, do you think one of the defining competitive advantages that you deliver to the market? It is 100% one of our defining things. Our methodology is what is enabling our customers to be successful. And it actually allows me to kind of say, we've partnered with PostgresConf and Green Plum Summit this year is next month in April. And the theme of that is hashtag data tells the story. And so from our standpoint, Green Plum is continuing to take off, Jim Fier is continuing to take off, Kubernetes is continuing to take off, PCF is continuing to take off, but we believe that digital transformation doesn't happen without data. We think data tells the story. So I'm here to encourage everyone to come to Green Plum Summit. I'm also here to encourage everyone to share their stories with us on Twitter, hashtag data tells the story so that we can continue to broaden this ecosystem. Hashtag data tells the story. Jock, thanks so much for carving out some time this week to come back to theCUBE and share what's new and differentiating at Pivotal. Thank you. We want to thank you for watching theCUBE. I'm Lisa Martin with my co-host George Gilbert. We are live at Big Data SV, our 10th Big Data event. Come down here, see us. We're in San Jose, a forager eatery. We've got a great party tonight. And also tomorrow morning at 8 a.m., we've got a breakfast briefing you won't want to miss. Stick around and we'll be back with our next guest after a short break.


I'm still a little stunned. I think I heard there were more than 900 dissertations last year. I'm interested in on-go-fertility research because my mother had cancer. And when I started my PhD, this problem was presented to me, and I thought about my mom. And if she had cancer 10 years earlier, me and all my brothers would likely not be in existence. So what that is is the preservation of female eggs for cancer patients. So the problem right now is when you have cancer, they will surgically take it out. And then they'll have to do some kind of chemo and radiotherapy.  You want that. Coming to Michigan, I was very surprised by how supportive the mentorship here was. My graduate experience at the University of Michigan was fantastic. I would say it's cliche to say, but it's some of the best years of my life. When I joined my lab, I was basically given free reign of everything in the lab with the caveat, try not to break anything too expensive. Just go have fun and report back when you find something interesting. My involvement in RACM was that RACM supported a significant amount of my research with the equipment grants that I did as a doctoral candidate. To be a Michigan alum is a great privilege. Other Michigan alums will go out of your way to help you and there's already this immediate connection.


What is the shield of faith and how do you use it? In addition to all of these, hold up the shield of faith to stop the fiery arrows of the devil. The fiery arrows of the enemy represent the lies that the enemy tells you. Deception, like fire, spreads if not addressed. The shield of faith is simply your belief in what God has said. Your belief in the truth is what extinguishes the lies. When the enemy tells you that God's abandoned you, believe the words I will never leave you or forsake you. When the enemy accuses you of your past, believe the truth. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us. If the enemy tells you God doesn't love you, hold fast to the truth. I love you with an everlasting love. When the enemy lies, raise your belief in God's word. The lies may bombard you, but I promise you, the shield will hold. What promises of God help you to overcome the lies of the enemy? Tell me in the comments section.


What exactly is bio hacking and can it make you limitless? Let's find out Hey, what's up, Greg here the founder of your inception welcome to my channel where I share you how you can achieve Limitless performance with a minimalistic approach subscribe below to start your journey today We're gonna talk about bio hacking. What is bio hacking? Why is it important for you and I'm gonna share with you some of the best most effective bio hacks that you can easily Implement in your data line first thing first when I talk to people about bio hacking a lot of them think about tools and Strategies and apps and whatnot, you know stuff that would help you achieve Unhuman-like performance, you know they think about sensors that you put in your body They think about you know different stuff that would help you see Experience feel different stuff that people right now cannot do it now I'm not saying by hacking is not that actually I know some bio hackers from Finland from the States as well They have different sensors in their body. They can see infrared light for example They can you know hear sounds from I know hundred two hundred meters away and so on I mean, this is ridiculous stuff It's really extraordinary things that you can do with your body nowadays, but in general I mean, I believe we are still not there. I mean you can do a lot of stuff with your body nowadays But bio hacking in general is something else or at least before you even try to do this amazing stuff with your body You try to you know, take care of the fundamentals or the foundation and that's the most important thing So I see bio hacking or at least, you know where we are right now about getting to 100 percent So we are right now performing at I know 50 percent 75 percent So some of you have a better performance some if you have a worse performance and you know, I believe no one is at 100% so this would mean that everything is Completely optimized so what bio hacking can help you is to get to 100% or at least to get to as close to 100% as Possible and that's why you know when we talk about by hacking we actually talk about five main areas These are nutrition sleep work mind and exercise and under each of these Five areas you have many different tools. You have different strategies different tricks that you can implement in your everyday life And they will or they should help you perform better So let's just go into those areas and I'll try to show you some of the best some of the most Efficient and effective But hacks that I implemented in my life and they helped me achieve amazing performance So first nutrition now, I don't want to go too much into details here I just want to give you kind of a brief overview. So you have the ideas. You have the you get the basic know How understanding so when it comes to nutrition? I mean there are different kind of diets like ketogenic diet like paleo diet like vegan diet all of them are right now very popular and What comes to nutrition related to biohacking? It's really about which of these diets is the most Beneficial for your health can help you perform the best in the long term and also give you the short term benefits So more importantly, then you know choosing one kind of diet and sticking to it is, you know Experimenting a bit and finding what works the best for you. That's the most important part now Then we have for example intermittent fasting. That's what I do and that's what I recommend doing So I usually don't eat breakfast. I skip breakfast for many reasons One of them is because I feel much better in the morning. My mind works better And the recovery process is much more optimized. So You know, if you don't eat for a longer period Then you should be healthier in the long term. That's what the recent studies show So I follow the 16 eight routine, which means I don't eat for 16 hours This includes, you know, the whole night that I sleep basically and then, you know A couple of hours during the day, of course I skip breakfast and then I have this eight hour period in which I Generally eat, you know, whatever I want to I stick to mainly plant-based diet and this, you know For me works the best right now. So yeah intermittent fasting is another thing. Then for example, if you're intolerant to gluten to To to milk so to lactose and so on, you know These are different stuff that you have to figure out for yourself that, you know Are causing issues are causing inflammation and because of this inflammation You have brain fog. You cannot focus your sleep sex. You have no energy and as soon as you start optimizing this You're gonna see better results. The second area is sleep. Now when it comes to sleep sleep is important for recovery This is the most important thing to remember sleep is crucial for recovery. Of course during sleep other things happens Like memory formation and so on but the main thing you have to have in your mind is recovery So how can you optimize your sleep to achieve better results and hopefully or potentially sleep shorter? Well, one of the things you can do is you can track Sleep cycles now. I don't want to talk about sleep cycles in this video But in general just that you know you go through different kind of Steps or cycles through for each night and what happens is if you are waking up in the wrong face of your sleep You're gonna be all grudging and and we will have no energy And if you optimize your sleep according to your sleep cycles What what's gonna happen is your sleep will be better This means the recovery will be faster and you will wake up with more energy so you can track your sleep You can use different tools like or a ring for example there are like Fitbit trackers You can use your smartphone you can put on your pillow and so on and of course another thing that you can do is you know General sleep optimization. There are a lot of stuff I do so a couple of tricks that I recommend is making your room as dark as possible Avoiding any kind of artificial light Two hours before sleep.  Well, but yeah, you'll get it. Anyway, you can check it out Then make your room as quiet as possible. That's also important and of course you can use Supplements you can use certain the tropics that can help you optimize your sleep as well The third area is mine. Now mine is important for productivity. All right, if your mind is As it should be so optimized then of course, you will be able to focus You'll be able to have the energy or to get the energy. You'll be able to work for hours and hours and hours You'll be you know quick and thinking and you know a lot of great things will happen basically now How can you get mind working properly? Well, there are a lot of stuff you can do for example morning or evening meditation I do recommend meditating for about five to ten minutes every single morning This really helps me out a lot Then I of course recommend taking the tropics and tropic supplements that they really help me out a lot to You know stay in the game all the time and to be able to perform on such level that I'm currently Performing then of course you have the gratitude you can you can write, you know your daily gratitude Basically in your diary every single morning, you know every single evening whatever you want You know, you just write down stuff that that that happened to you that you're happy for you know during the day And this should you know help you out perform on a high level in the long term And that's a very easy biohector that you can instantly implement in your life Of course if you want to perform even better you can do a psychoanalysis or you go to a Psychiatrists or psychologists basically that's even better and do some more advanced trainings and You know then there's a lot of other stuff But those are kind of the basic things that you should know about the fourth area is work So you need to optimize your workspace your working habits, you know that you can really become productive You can really optimize the work that you can do a lot of stuff in the short Period and that's kind of the important thing here So a lot of stuff that can be done a couple of tricks that I use is I turn off my smartphone I turn off all notifications. I don't re-email every couple of hours I don't check social media channels and that kind of stuff.  I'll be super happy about it Let's but not least there is exercise. So when it comes to exercise, it's not about getting bigger You know having those big muscles and you know not being able to walk and that kind of stuff And it's also not about winning the Olympic gold medal or whatever. It's more about achieving optimal performance You know with minimum effort from you. All right, it's about being fast. It's about being Gile it's about being lean. You know, it's about being strong. It's about having the stamina. You know, that's the important part That's what by hacking is One of the you know tricks or by has that I use is I train three times a week as you can see I'm not really a big guy, but I'm very fast and very lean. I feel very well in my body I do have a certain training procedure, but all my trains are pretty short like 40 to 45 minutes And that's kind of the way I hacked Exercise this exercise helps me to you know, stay on top of my game, you know So those are kind of the five main areas of biohacking and you know I shared a lot of different, you know stuff that you can immediately implement in your daily life So are you currently doing any of the stuff that I mentioned? If yes, what exactly are you doing? Let me know in the comment section below. So, yeah, we just covered top five main areas of biohacking We explained why biohacking is important for you what you can do if you include certain by hacks in your body Now in the next videos, I'm gonna share with you Certain by hacks more in details, you'll be able to Dramatically optimize your life to to really achieve limitless performance with your minimal effort So if you like this video and if you want to learn more do subscribe to this channel If you have any questions, do let me know don't forget to follow your inception on Facebook and Instagram and guys I hope to see you soon. Take care


So we're here at FATAC, hello! Hello everyone, welcome to FATAC Computex 2017. And who are you? I'm Serena, who's mainly works for European business, and here... I'm Andy, I'm responsible for the Asia and the Pacific of marketing. So you're responsible for Europe and you make China? Yes, exactly. And you have two offices in Germany, right? Yes, right now we have... So the main office is in Göttingen near Hanover and we have a new office since last month in Munich. And you're holding a really cool product? Is this one of the superstars at FATAC, right? This is one of our nice projects, so it's... Let's put it there. And this would be on the wall of the entrance of the building. And you have the software somewhere that does entrance. Yeah, for the hardware part, so this is the entrance control that you can call the customer... Sorry, call the resident who lives there. There's a cool app on the smartphone, so even though people are not at home, they can open the door with the smartphone. And also like Airbnb right now is very popular. You can assign a card like three days. Every floor is Airbnb and chicken. Three days or seven days and then you can just scan the card. After three days, it's not valid. With Airbnb, you have a free apartment because people pay for the rent. And how about those big displays? Can you show us? Oh yeah, let's just be back. Do you have some big displays? Okay, this is our new project for this year. This is a bigger size mirror. And of course we are invited about 42 inches display and there. Is it a good touch? Yes, of course. We are 42 inches. We have capacity to touch the display. Is this 4K? This also can do 4K, but the panel is 42, it's full HD. And this is a full mirror? It's full mirror, yeah. That is used for retail and shopping malls, for the IoT interactive. Very perfect. The big one there? Oh, this is a very big one. 84 inches and 4K. You can see the full display performance is very, very fresh and very cool. And it's a flesh with the side? Yeah. And also that is optical bounding. With 40 touch. 40? Yeah, 40 touch point. For children? Yeah, for children. For every finger? Yes. It's very cool for the meeting and for the digital science. So what's the latest with FATEC China? Because China is a big market. What are you doing? So the FATEC China, this year is because of our factory based on Shenzhen. And we want to extend our business in the future. So we are building the other branch in China in the next half of years. So you will hire some new sales? Yeah, new sales. And maybe we will arrange the FAAE? FAAE, yeah. Customer support engineers in China? Yes, yeah. Because we are in China, it's bigger. So we need to provide a local service. So we need more branch. Can you show some more in front of here? So how about these there? What are you showing here? This one is one of our oldest project for Coward Center. So right now the sample is resistive. It says with high brightness, which can use outdoor with waterproof, dustproof IP65 standard. They use this in Europe? Yes. In Europe you have lots of customers in this one? In Europe there are some customers and there is the biggest customer also in US. Yeah. And what are you trying to show here with those two? Here it's like our standard 19 inch PC. We want to show these ones with optical bandit. Yeah. And this side is without. These lines are divider. And you can see... The touch is better? Not only the touch, but also the picture is more clear. Which we have to... Okay. Cool. Alright, let's check that corner over there. Here is for sure our standard product corner. And I would like to... Yeah. Also start with our most popular 7 inch to 12 inch monitors. So it's more than 5 years old and it's very stable usage for easily to integrate it in the transportation like buses or cars and also industrial automations. There's buttons and also USB 2.0 on the front. And secondly I would like to go with the 10 inch. So it's our also very stable over 5 years design resistive touch PC. We have from 7 inch to 22 inch. So you can see we keep exactly the same design aluminum case and also all the connectors like power, DP port and USB 2.0 port. It is with N20807 CPU, 2 GB RAM, 64 GB SSD. And besides that, we have for sure the capacitive touch monitors, touch PCs. You can see from the front is exactly the same design from 7 inch to 21.5. And from the back you can put the IPC case, you can put the Android case and you can put also the monitor case. So in this case the service is really easy. You just need to stock one front panel and one kind of IPC for all the sizes. And all these panels are sturdy. They're going to be good for industrial use. They're not going to break. Good performance. Long life. All of this product you can use like 24 hours per day, 7 days per hour. And FATAC guarantee, 2 years guarantee. So from Germany and from China and also from US. And after 2 years is a good service. You can still buy a service. Yes, it's still. And normally if you're not broken. Yeah. Alright. And one another category is IP65 monitors. They have from 7 inch to 15 inch. You can see it's high brightness and you can also adjust the brightness up and down according to the sunlight. And it's completely IP65 with all-in-one cable. On the other side it's like you can have VGA version, HDMI version. So besides that we have also the open frame and our second year half of 2017. We have the plan like for the panel mount truly industrial series with Polo Lake and also Skylake. Are you showing this here? Not yet. Because now we are still in the development process. Finalizing it, yeah? Yes. I think Arna showed it at the end. It's a new system. Yeah. It's the new truly industrial series. And it's mainly for like more comfort, more industry than a wide range DC in everything like more industry. And it's partnership with Taiwan big company. With ASOS. ASOS. For sure. High quality. Yeah, we cooperate with ASOS for quite many years and they also like a kind of OEM. ASOS selling it and we are also selling it. And they're happy with you. They're happy with your company. Yes. They think you're good. We select a lot of customer information and we know exactly what customer need and what customer doesn't need. And they also appreciate that we gave the opinion. What is this one? This one is our standard 21.5 inch touch PC. What is new is like as you know all the capacity you can't touch, you can only touch with the hand. And right now we have the passive pen or you can also touch with gloves. All right. So there's an algorithm in the firmware to support that? Yeah. For example, for industry area is very important that right now everyone like flat and everyone want like capacitive touch. But one of the main problems is you can't use like a pen or glove. But that is also our plan and what we can do like we adjust the firmware for that. And there's another cool project for Indian bus here. I would like to introduce my colleague Joanna to introduce her. Hello. Who are you? I'm work for Fethic China. Nice. What are you showing here? This is one of our largest projects for Indian government. Can you show it around? Can you show it around what's going on? For the Indian government? Yes. So what do you use this for? For bus application. On the bus? Yes. In New Delhi? In Abdulma. One of the places in India. And every bus have this? What you can do with it? When you press every two, it will transfer to HDMI input. After six minutes, it will return back to HDMI interface. Here is the RFID card for driver. So the ID card? Yes, RFID card for driver to work shift. So this is for the driver use? It's not for the passenger? Yes, for drivers. For drivers? Yes. All right. Running an all-winner? Yes, it's an auto sensor. Nice. Yes. Cool.  Yes, more than a thousand units. A thousand units? Yes. Cool. So what is your job? What do you do? I'm focused on Indian market. Indian market? Yes. It's a big country. So you can sell a million units, right? Sure. I'll try my best to get more orders. Cool. All right. That's great. Do you have other products you want to show? No, that's all. That's all? Cool. Thank you. Say goodbye. Okay, together. All right. Thank you for watching. See you next year. See you next year. So this Compitex is good? Yes. A lot of people here, right? Yes. A lot of customers. Cool.


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Okay Bilal, you've played Maria Mouzidjouk, former women's world champion today with Black. Tell us something about the game. It was a quick draw and I had Black, I played this E6 against the Rosolimo. It's the first time I tried this move, so it was a good draw for me and for the team also. So you're playing for the team now, you're happy to go for the draw with Black? Black is difficult against a strong player, so it's fine. Are you pretty confident you're going to win this match now? Today? Well, maybe today, but I mean tomorrow. Today I don't think so, because we have Black, so it's going to be difficult. So let's see and hope to hold today and tomorrow is white, it's going to be a better day. Did you have a conversation with the other players in your team last night? Did you have a team plan? Maybe I just play normal, don't think about the result and just play normal chess like we did all the tournaments. Okay, let's look at the game. Okay, Bilal, it's a Bishop E5 Sicilian, what happened next? I played E6 for the first time, last two months I played an IAF6, like 10 times I think. So I wanted to try this new move to avoid preparation. So she played Castle, Knight E7, Rook E1 and then B6 is almost new move. A6 is the main line, so B6. So here she has two options, she can play D4 or C3, she plays C3 in the game. D4, there is only one game in the database, Feroge against Magnus. Really? Well, that's a pretty big game, isn't it? Where was that played? Was that an online game? I think it was Armageddon in Norway, so quite an important game. And yeah, this was the game they played and she played C3. She played C3 instead? Okay, C3, C6. Here I was prepared for Bishop E4, Magnus played a game like this in the world, Rapid and Blitz, also last month. And she also can try Bishop F1 instead of Bishop E4. Here it's quite complicated, she can play this for example. Bishop C2, Knight E6, A4, Bishop E7, Black should be okay here. That's interesting, isn't it? Yeah, and she played Bishop T6 and the funny story is that when I prepared this morning, I asked myself what should I do against this move and I forgot to check with the computer. So when she played this move, I was like...  Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's okay, I have to take D4, I think I have to play D5 there. Yes, this is beginning to look like a French defense. Yeah, but for example, if she plays E5, then I have this strong Bishop here, I can play A5, Bishop A6. She should be better, I think, for Black. Okay, try, play this first, and then A5, Bishop A6. Is that a better version of the sort of French? Yeah, I think so, yeah. Okay, that's interesting. She has to take. So you think she has to take, and Queen takes. Yeah, maybe here she can try C4, I don't know if it's working or not. Yeah, I mean it's an unusual, it's like a C3 Sicilian, isn't it? Yeah, yeah. Queen is on D5, but B6 is quite an unusual move in C3 Sicilian. Yeah, and she already has the rook here, so she can try some idea. Yeah, maybe not now D5, but some move before. Right, it might be a stable move. My Queen is here, so not safe. But she decided to take on this one. Yeah, okay, I played this Bishop here, 92, Kb7. And this looks easier to play for you, doesn't it? Yeah, I think it's just equal, yeah. Equal? I was waiting for this move, she played 94. Yeah. And I want to just come back, Bishop is free. And I wanted to play this move, I don't know if it's good or not. Oh, I see. No, she played 94. She played 94, yeah. Just B5. And then B5, yeah. And then... 96, take, take, Queen is 7. I offer D4, I think. So you offer to draw there, good result for the team? Yeah, and for me also, yeah. And for you also? And the team, yeah. Yeah, she's got a very good rating as well, so that's okay. Okay, thanks very much. Thank you.


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Είμαστε στρύμοι. Είμαστε μανόλες. Είμαστε δημιουργίες για να διεξίσει τα γιγίξα για τα μάτια. Ευχαριστώ για τη διάφορα. Γεια σας, πρόεδρο. Θα δώσω τη διάφορα να δώσω τα δουλειά που δώσαμε σε τέτοιες χρόνια, να διεξίσει τα γιγίξα για τα μάτια, και να διεξίσει τα γιγίξα τίποτα. Από να ξεκινήσω με τα μάτια, θα θα τραπεντάρω μία πρώτα και θα πω τι η παντια είναι. Για να παίρνω ακόμα some things about bush trapping, αλλά θα θέλω να μεταλλαστούσαα μία πιο δημιουργία για τα γιγίξα αυτά, όπως θα πω, είναι μία ακόμα, να κolytum είναι πιο εξίγιο κύριο, να κolytum θέλω να ήταν πιο εξίγιο, για να κάνω ένα πιο εξίγιο και να μπήσω ελπιέση. Τα πρόκειση είναι πώς θα διεξίσετε τα πρώτα πακάτια. εργο开始 φυσικής. Στοιχώ από τα δύστρονα, το κα блиσα σε τώρα. Σε αυτή τη δυο με την οποία έχεις δεξεία, πιο ανάπτυξη, κάτι όργο, τεχνικά, βόση στη ΑΕΚ, είναι σύστη. Θα το χρησιμοποιήσεις. Αλλά η πράγματα είναι, να βρεπευτεί με ένα σύστημα, ότι αν κάποιος έ προσπάκεται να ρευτεί τον τεχνικό, παρασχευτικά, ομσόζευος εργασ извαγεία, δεν θα remark. Για την εργασία... Ποντάς. Θέλω να πω κάτι άλλο πρώτο. Αυτό κάνει πιο δύσκολο πρόβλημα. Τώρα το Geeks έρχεται. Θα εξηγήσω πώς το Geeks κάνει. Κάθε σύστημα... Κάθε σύστημα έχει λιψή στον σκόρ. Βέβαια, το σκόρ χρειαζό σύστημα χρειάζεται. Βέβαια, χρειάζεται. Βέβαια, χρειάζεται. Βέβαια, χρειάζεται. Και στο Geeks, χρειάζουμε ένα γείλ, γιατί χρειάζουμε να φύγουμε, να φύγουμε, να φύγουμε και κάθε σύστημα. Το πρόβλημα είναι πιο δύσκολο. Όταν έχεις ένα πρόβλημα στο Geeks, το τέλος δεν θα αφήρεις στον σκόρ. Επίσης, το Geeks έχει 3 λευκότητας. Βέβαια, με το μπιστροφόδο, βρίσκεται ένα κομπιλό, που μάθει μπιστροφόδο. Και μετά, με το GCC-φανάλ, δεν χρειάζεται μπιστροφόδο. Βέβαια, μάθει μπιστροφόδο και αυτό είναι το τέλος. Βέβαια, το Γιάνν χρειάζεται πριν, και θα αφήρει να βρει πιο δυνατό. Βέβαια, θα αφήρει να εξηγήσω. Ξέρουμε, πρώτα, θα αφήρουμε με το μπιστροφόδο. Από την δερειοφόδο του μπιστροφόδο. Σε κάθε σύστημα, όταν αφήρεις, έχεις το GCC, το GLPC, το GCC-φανάλ, και το GCC-φανάλ. Και πρέπει να έχεις το Ταρ, XZ, MakeDir και Bus. Ήσαι να χρησιμοποιήσεις τον Ταρβόδο, και μετά μετά, μες στους δερειοφόδο, θα αφήρεις με το GCC-φανάλ, και θα αφήρεις με το μπιστροφόδο. Και μετά μετά, μες στους δερειοφόδο. Και μετά μετά, μες στους δερειοφόδο. Πολλοί έχουν ρωτήσει με το GCC-φανάλ. Αφήρεις με το μπιστροφόδο. Ναι, το μπιστροφόδο. Λοιπόν, δεν είναι πολύ δύσκολο, as it seems. Φυσικά, μετά μετά μετά. Αυτό είναι το δερειοφόδο, έχουμε όλα τα μπιστροφόδο, και μετά μετά να αποφασίσουμε το GCC-φανάλ. Και μετά να χρησιμοποιήσουμε το GCC-φανάλ. Αυτό είναι για λίνοξο. Βλέπουμε το GCC-φανάλ. Πολύ δύσκολο, δερειοφόδο και όλα. Πολλοί έχουν ρωτήσει με το μπιστροφόδο. Φανάλ, για αμφραίες. Είναι ένα στους δερειοφόδο. Είναι ένα στους δερειοφόδο. Για τρίτος, αμφραίες, είναι πολύ δύσκολο. Βλέπεις το μπιστροφόδο, πω τη μπιστροφόδο, Πω τα βασκάρια, πω τη διεύτερη γραφία, πω τα πατήρια, και πω να το ξεκινάς. Αυτό είναι. Το μπιστροφόδο, για το λίνοξο, 32.64 μπιστροφόδο, είναι αυτό. Δεν είναι μόνο το μπιστροφόδο. Ήταν πολύ πιο σύμπρο. Το μπιστροφόδο έχει ένα πολύ διακοτεχωτικό τεξούσο. Έχουμε ένα μικροκένερο, υπάρχει ένα κέντρο κέντρο called GNU-MACH on the base and then over GNU-MACH you run the head servers. The head servers implement most of the things that some Linux does in the kernel space. So in order to work around the thing that the kernel doesn't offer the same services and it offers the servers, the head servers offer them, GNU offers some interfaces that abstract these strains and different interfaces and everything. So directly it makes things will not work, nobody guarantees that by GNU the things will work the same way. Maybe some apps for example accept some interfaces from proc to be exported from the kernel which doesn't happen.  One last thing. In order to do the first step, in order to build the bootstrap service for the new platform you first have to build the toolchain, the course compiler for that platform which on its own it's a really big effort because Geeks for example had some expected only to design with Linux in mind.  So in here you can see that the head has some, I would say dependencies, security dependencies that you have to eliminate. For example, I want you to see the head headers here, the jillipsy headers there, the head minimal there and the head kernel headers, this is wrong, it should be head core headers, I just used my graph from last year and forgot to change that. It's a package that includes all the headers that you need and then the jillipsy library and the jillipsy compiler. So in order to build jillipsy you need to live by hash from the head but in order to build the head libraries you need the jillipsy. So you can see why it can get hard to and why you should never have security dependencies like NPM for example like I learned yesterday. I don't use JavaScript, I avoid it. Some of the problems that you can find, there are simple problems like path max but it's pretty easy to fix and really hard problems like binaries for I686 new target will not run on the health system. Actually at least when I tried to run them two years ago they wouldn't. Just as you remember when we had this issue but there was something with the jillipsy I don't know, I found that the I586 version worked so I prefer to use that way. As I said before when it was designed had only Linux in mind so I had to change geeks to take into account both kernels to teach geeks to be kernel agnostic. It shouldn't care about what kernel you run. Actually when I remember reading in the head manual that supposedly some time a long time ago you were able to remove the Linux kernel, add the GNU kernel and the head libraries and it would work. Supposedly it should have like many years ago, I don't know what happened and many things like they have specific patches in jillipsy that were not present in jillipsy. Parts of some long forgotten patches that nobody had, this is not because the head developers do not try or do not care. They are really awesome guys, awesome engineers, they know what they are doing, they just need more contributors. Because the head is a little, people laugh with the head but it's a really nice project, it's really something that people should really spend more time and try to help. Because if you really make you learn new things and I will leave it to you to your, and at this time after, this happened at two years, after I finished my G-Shock in 2015 I think, yes. We are at the level that you could run, this commanding geeks, ah yes, sorry. We had an error and with, yes, I'm starting to get a bit nervous so this was the work of two years. Ok, my love is a bit slow so but we have time, yes we have time.   It's to the dependence of the package so you can see, yeah, this is it. So, this is what you need to put geeks on a new system, this is the binaries, that's it. So, when we got this, we have to get to the new platform. As I said before, in any Linux system, you update the new geeks, you update the new geeks. You run configure this with carriage here, this option here, it's to tell geeks that you don't support the platform yet but you have the carriage to do it. Ok, but you have to go to the new geeks and you can see that you have to go to the new geeks. this option here, it's to tell gigs that you don't support the platform yet but you have the courage to do it. Beginning building everything, beginning building the world, nowadays it works, we still have some issues with packages that need patches, Για παράδειγμα,ickyC has a patch that fails. C.GyL needs patch how to handle time on the head. I need to tackle this. There are a lot of packages that have really simple errors, like simple test errors. It's all test errors, something that maybe somewhere doesn't work well on the head. but let's say that any one of you wants to try a Gixxon head, you just go, clone, corrupt its branch, make, run a Gixxon your Linux machine, build the Bootstrap binaries, because for now we haven't still yet added to the actual master branch, but they are available on Hydra so you can download them from there. This is exactly what you need to do to run Gixxon on a head, this is it, it's not more complicated than that. Okay, I'll get in a second there. So at that moment currently on a head it's really these patches and everything, but there is still something that I need to work on the head, it's the demon. And the tools that I need to create the Gixxd image, for example Gixx uses some syscalls, some syscalls from like mount, U mount, pivot route in order to create the image and all of these to create the Gixxd image and all of these syscalls do not exist on the head. There's a completely different architecture, what I told you before, where was it? Yes, we have some, the DLPC offers some interfaces, we have on the head we have a unit called mount that can do the same thing, but it's not mount, it uses a very different way to achieve it with translators. I suggest you, there's a very nice paper that explains what translators is on the head, I don't remember the name exactly, it's on the head wiki or he. What I did during the last deshock is write some wrappers using, actually first I set, there's a unit in the head called the set trans, which you can use to set translators. So in order to make my life easier and anybody else in the future, I created a libhertutile library, which is still somewhere in the mailing list that I need to some day finish. That offers a procedure called set runs, you can just call it, you can just pass some arguments and you can create whatever translator you want without actually accessing the insides of the head and everything. It's like an easy interface to create these translators. So I used set runs to create a wrapper for mount, and so geeks, and I changed all the usage of mount on the geeks demon with nix mount. I called it nix because the directory inside that we keep the demon in the source, it's still called nix because we used to share the same demon. Nowadays it's way different, but just for, I would change it when the time comes the name. So I'm using nix mount, and the demon actually thinks that he uses normal mounts, but actually uses the wrapper that hides everything. For the MS bind option that we need I use frimlings, and this last one is not still ready, but someone suggested that there isn't something like pivot root for the head, and pivot root it's not chroot. It actually changes the way that the application sees its root directory. Someone suggested to use fake root, this is still in work, this is not finished, but it may not end up like that. So now on the geeks sd front, why I haven't finished geeks sd yet, which many people are asking me. Let's say that you want to run this command. Okay, if you try to cross build geeks sd much for the head through from linux, you will not be able to do it. Because of the way that the demon creates the derivation of the system creates the binaries. It actually expects to build around the binaries of that target on the system you are building it. This has to change in the future to actually use the cross build binaries to create the image from another image. There is a hack that you can do to work around it, like you can have an offload machine, but it's a hack. I prefer to find the correct solution. There are still some modules of geeks that were designed with linux in mind. So let's say that you say the same command, you want to run from the head this time, and you want to build geeks sd. It first assumes that you run linux, that you have a RAM disk, which you don't. On the head it's much different. There are still other problems that don't have anything to do with geeks. Justus told me that there are some special attributes that the XT25 system should have on the head. Justus has the solution and it works because I'm starting to lose the way of my... Guys, if you really want to help with the port, just try to run geeks on any head machine for now. And try to build packages. There's a guy called Rene Saev. I'm not sure about the... I will mispronounce the surname, I will not say. His name is Rene and he's really doing exactly that. He's trying to build anything on the head, packages. And he's always sending packages to geeks and tries to fix that. All the bit failures, like a test failing, he will find why and he will... Or at least report it. Or even at least report the issues so I can know whatever happens. So I can slowly get there. It's a lot of work. It's not difficult work. I would call it grand work. Yes, yes, yes. Yes, so the current status, you can cross-build everything. Like they say, build core utils. Actually, you will not be able to see anything, so yes, better this way. It's this simple. Right now you can cross-build anything from Linux except it uses every package from Linux to the head by using this. Geeks build, target, the name of the package. If it doesn't have to do the geeks sd, it can be built. I have already more than 50 packages in geeks, 50 patches in geeks head related. I should have written core utils here. I wrote the talk a week ago so I forgot that. The geeks demo as I told you before. And Ludo last week started the cross-compilation job on Hydra. So if you want to build anything for the head from geeks, you will not have to bend your machine. You can just download the binaries. So work in progress, finish the lib here at the UD library. This is the wrapper library I'm using on the demo to mask amount and everything. Making geeks kernel agnostic. And package the head libraries because I have still not packaged the actual head libraries. I have only packaged, sorry, what I needed, like lib by hash. It's the only thing that I needed in order to... It was the head of the lib by hash. The glumach kernel is also somewhere in the mailing list, the package waiting. There was a small thing that I had to change. I didn't have the time to do. Anyhow, the roadmap. Finish geeks sd, linuxims, miss independences. And hopefully I will someday make use of justice work on SEPHERDS. If you haven't seen his talk yesterday on the microcane, please do. That's it. I would like to thank everyone that from geeks shared. Special thanks to René. He's really helpful. Everyone from FSF because this work was from GSOC. So I was working to continue summer on GSOC. It was really nice. I became part of the community which was my target. I want to be part of this community. So thank you guys, everyone. That's it. I thought I was making fun of the head again. I can see like a couple of guys here using the head. Who's using the head in here? One, two, three, four there. Four there. I never said that when it was created, yes, the head was supposed to be the replacement for the Unix kernel. But that didn't happen. But still, the head, unless you want some... Nobody told you to use it as an everyday system. But it's a nice system to hack on and learn things. So don't stay at that the head is not released, the head is not ready. The head can be used. It depends on what you want to use it for.  But if you want to hack a bit and learn things, you should use it. Give it a try, there's nothing. You just launch a VM, a DebianHead VM, that's it. You don't have to do anything crazy to run it. And especially with the DebianHead installer, it's pretty simple. I even run it on a very metal hardware as well, just for the fun of it. Any questions? No? Ah, yes. Excuse me, can you repeat the... Can you say it louder, because I... Yes, and I'm not the one... I'm suitable to answer. I think Justice will be more in position to answer about the... Justice maybe would do. So currently we are using a lot of drivers from Linux. And that is really tricky, because Linux is evolving so far. And we are trying to use the run kernel, which is basically NetBSD. And to run... To use the driver from NetBSD into the space. So what you're doing is running on a core HIRT. No, what I'm kind of doing is... I'm running Geeks on DebianHead. And I hopefully want to make GeeksSD work, so I can run pure HIRT... With GeeksSD, like Geeks-based HIRT. Okay. I wanted to ask, are there any futures which conflict with Geeks? Because earlier we heard about services management. And I think that also heard about some services management and such things. Or there are any conflicts? That's an interesting question. So the question is, are there any conflicts with the way that... Geeks hand services and the HIRT... I think that only time... I'm not in position to say if it will be conflicts or not. Time will tell. We will see and then we will work around it as we go. Maybe even in the HIRT we will be able to not use the Linux way of doing it, but... Take use of their way of doing it. We will work it as we go. I cannot answer it with certainty. Anyone more? Am I wrong about this? I think the Shepherd manual says it's originally planned to be used for the HIRT, right? The Geeks system services used is Shepherd, which was originally planned for the HIRT anyway. So that vision is not incompatible, I think. Yes, Chris here said about the Shepherd that was designed to be used with the HIRT. But the thing is that... Who used it for the last time? We need to test it in order to make sure that it works. Hopefully it will. We don't know. That's why I don't want to say anything with certainty. I think the question about possible feature conflicts is about passive translators in the HIRT, which is some form of configuration management stored in the file system directly. I think that's what you had in mind, right? Yes, well, I don't know much of HIRT yet, but it was something related to the HIRT. So I think I will have to talk with Das about this question and then better ask it later. So maybe we can discuss it after the talk on my own. Okay, anything else? Okay, that's it, I think. Thank you.