It's Roll Veske and we're in the Vedatini the roof life like Houdini. Hey, I think the haters want to beat me We get this green like zucchini, baby. This is vet talk episode 4. Y'all know we about to go. Hey, please don't try me I got OVO, baby. I got OVO with me today, baby But before we even get to the video, I want to say huge shout out to everybody who asks questions We gonna have a Q&A today and I appreciate every last one of you that's tuned into the channel I appreciate all the love and support and I also appreciate the haters. We gonna keep on skating We gonna keep on being great and we gonna keep on getting this cake and baby, but again This is the vet talk episode 4 and y'all know it's time. Let's go. Let's go First question comes from Shondra. She said now that you have the app drop-off. Do you like it the best? It seems like you make the most money with that the fastest Sean, what's going on? So honestly Drop-off app is my favorite app by far. It definitely seemed like we make the most money the fastest and it's a smooth drive We actually have one tonight too. So we gonna record that so if you make sure you stay tuned for that video Because we gonna drop that video and I'm gonna explain to you guys why I quit my job and when I quit my job So I'm gonna talk about that tonight But drop-off is definitely my favorite app and I definitely recommend you guys sign up if you aren't have you aren't signed up The link is in the note the link is I'm gonna put the link in this video, baby Now the link is gonna help you guys get into drop-off knock your socks off But you do have to put in your own work everybody want somebody to do I'm not doing the work for you All I can do is send the words drop off let them know that you're interested in it and to look out for your name in the state I'll send them the name the state you're in in your email address So when they're looking there they can see you and they can say hey This this this dedicated them so we might as well be go ahead and sign them up right now, baby but I appreciate your question and I Definitely love drop a lot. I was just telling my business partner earlier today Just like a few hours ago that drop-off is by far my favorite app and if we could do that every single day I would definitely do I would do deliver that in the morning I would do drop-off at night if I look at the world with perfect I can have how I want to have it because those are the seem to be the easiest apps and you deal with the least amount of problems Question number two comes from Walton boys and they ask what happened with door dash So what's going on with the door that I asked absolutely?  You can't just go in there and say taste What's a Monday Tuesday say it's Tuesday you can't go on that schedule for Tuesday right now You cannot do that you have to schedule a week in advance And then a lot of times when you try to schedule guess what they only have blocks open from like 5 to 9 p.m Baby, and a lot of times we can't do those things We got a lot of stuff going on and not to mention when you get in there sometimes We'll be right around the beginning we go do an order and they see no door That's will pause you like that 10 minute pause not the 30 minute pause the 10 minute pause And you don't even know they didn't kick you out That's happened to us multiple times Also, it's been glitzing and stopping in the middle of order like one time we would go pick up this McDonald's order We driving to we better go drive to drop it off and guess what? We can't get no direction from GPS So we don't know where to go. We don't know the address so we can't put it in a Google So like we just stuff get started the phone over and all that stuff. Hey, Tony You didn't get it together, baby You don't let you you didn't get the app together, baby but that's what's been going on with door dash and honestly I Still do like to do door dash, but it's been hard for us to get orders and hard for us to get in the app Man, so it's like we got to go with the money yet, baby We ain't got time to be keep on paying no game. You're trying to do our thing and change lane Okay, question number three comes from Scorpio Cara, and they ask how old are you and what is your zodiac sign? Cara, what's going on? She music the first one to come in on every single video She always say first on every single video music sometimes, you know, sometimes she has time But most of time she's using it first I am 32. I'm big 32 gang, baby big 32 gang and I am an Aquarius Comment below and let me scar since you watching this video right now I'm sure you watching this video Let me know what that whole zodiac stuff mean cuz I don't know nothing about it, baby I've been seeing people saying it, you know, obviously a lot even mostly women to they be saying, you know, we just Sign so this means this I don't know nothing about it, baby I don't know much about it, but I do notice that a lot of Quarters that I wanted to we've seen to get along better I just I kind of think that we kind of think it like a little bit I think that we the best zodiac signs even though I don't know what it means, you know Because usually if all our questions that I know we all kind of thinking like for the most part Okay, and you know, look at this look look he moving the boat. I know I'm supposed to be paying to see off But look, I ain't never seen this in real time What's that join fall?  I won't want to do a job like that because of some if any little tweak mess up any little thing It's over with baby Everybody party putting a boats up because it's you know, that's not about to start coming before we know it But we don't know it's a question of what's number one number I mean question number question number four question number four It comes from Jessica and she says how many siblings do you have and who's your favorite? This is my sister for you for those of you don't know. This is my sister asking this question. I have six siblings I'm the oldest and my favorite Sibling is Phoenix This is my favorite sibling my favorite My favorite sibling is Phoenix because he's the only other boy and he's the youngest so I'm the oldest It's only two boys only me and him so I'm the oldest and he's the youngest So Phoenix man Phoenix my god, man Phoenix. That's that's my favorite sibling She definitely tried to trick you with that one Yeah, she's trying to try to bamboozle me try to put me banana in the tailpipe Okay, the next question once again comes from Jessica and she says what is one piece of advice that you would tell your younger self? Back to the old me three of us in this organic The younger me I would told me to start earlier That's that's the one thing I would did I would have started I would have started investing in real estate. It's tough way earlier. That's the only thing I would say um That's the only thing I kind of would change honestly I think that everything in life happens for a reason I think you meet people with and all that stuff and everything and the people that you meet Then you might have a good relationship with or might have ended bad or whatever the case may be But I think that everything in life happened for a reason the only thing I would say is to invest earlier But a lot of times when I really think about this guess what? Maybe my mental wasn't there yet. That's a lot of times like when I was younger I used to be bothered about me not being multi-millionaire yet I'm still in multi-millionaire yet, but it's gonna happen But I used to get bothered by it a lot because I felt like it won't happen in fast enough But now I had to realize that you guys have to be patient and put the working and it's going to come and it's supposed To come because your mental is gonna be there like if I really got the millions if I was young I probably blew it because I ain't know no better So that's what I'll say to my the younger me is to invest earlier. Okay, so from her question I have a question So would you have told your younger self to quit your job sooner and grind harder on your own? Because you tell a lot of your subscribers don't be scared. Just try it. What's the worst that's gonna happen? You could just go get another job.  Well, that's you have an extraordinary point guess what I would never work for nobody in the first place I'm just gonna say that but I did see the thing is it's like kind of hard for me to say that because I think that everything Happened for a reason and he grew me in a certain area because if I would never went to my job We're working in my job. I probably I'm definitely quit earlier But if I would never working in my job, then I probably wouldn't have had time order the focus in the reason Not the resource but the time and the focus to listen to that risk that poor that every single day And that thing for a risk all that played a part in everything So that's changed my whole mindset once I start listening to those books every day and it changed my mindset in a way I thought about things so if I wouldn't work and I probably wouldn't have did that I probably would I don't know You never know because this is how I really think about it, right? Everything in life happens for a reason and if anything any little small thing was tweaked and it was something different Everything would be different So nothing will be the same right now, but if you would have quit your job sooner Do you think it possibly would have been better for would have been different for the better? I? Think it would have been I think it would have been different for the better But also what how young don't see all that stuff matters like the AIDS of what the AIDS that I would have quit like It depends on what age I was But think about this though, right? So if I were to quit if I'm 25 I would never be there about a property because I wouldn't have no W2 income But were you thinking about quitting at that time? Or were you thinking about quitting more along the lines of at your last job when you finally did quit? But how long were you waiting?  So it was always a thing that I had I never really wanted to work for nobody. I also Didn't like that much my last job was not the last job But the one before that was a little bit easier for me because it was like I really wouldn't manage by nobody I just had to go deliver exercise equipment and then drop it off. That's all I really had to do But I did used to get into my supervisor I said, I have I'm gonna tell you this Let me tell you. I'm gonna keep you real with your cuss. I'm keeping you real with your cuss. I have an issue As bad as this may sound. I think it's because my dad was around when I was a kid I have a thing about Me and telling me what to do. I just I don't know what it is about it But I don't like it's not it's not that I have a problem. It's all about how you presented to me I will listen to a woman before I miss come in any day I don't know why it's just a thing coming below. Let me feel the same way. I don't know. I just don't know I don't know. That's just how I feel. I'm gonna keep you real and I keep you still Okay, the next question comes from Court dollars and he says I'm just getting into gate work now since I just got my car Nobody seems to be accepting new drivers at the time Did you run into any hurdles like this? If so, how did you persevere through? Huge shout out to my guy. He got that 2023 roller roller. Don't know. He got that money, baby. So Honestly, the way I look at it is everything is gonna happen when it's meant to happen I know that sometimes we may not look at it like that, but that is how that just that is how really how it is in life to me Um, I just keep on sounding up for more or more app That's another reason why I do so many different apps I don't want to try to lock myself into one app because if some happen to that app or some happen and we get like say we Were doing nothing but spark and that's the only app we have when we got kicked up What was gonna do that today? We had to start from ground zero So I would recommend that you sign up for every single after they got everything that you see me do or even I even look up Some on Google and stuff and look up those and try to sign up for those you may have some of your area that we don't have Everything that I could sign up for I will sign up for and there definitely was a Wayne period How long did you wait to get into spark spark? We made like three months each and one just both of us She waited three months got in and then a lot of times You got into some apps and I didn't get into them like it's the car I'm not into it's card, but you don't even use either So how long did you wait for group up? Group of a never even lock locked us in man. I'm still hitting them up right now speaking of girl But go and lock. Let me know So we get busy right quick, baby. That's another app that we could just put into the ad I try to do every single after they got if they got a app I want to try it out because you never know what you're gonna like So you might have to try all on my I know it's gonna be hard in the beginning But you're not being able to get into the apps, but just keep on trying man Keep on trying keep on Ronnie go keep on shiny go keep on climbing to the top. Okay, and then we have another question from Jessica, I think possibly a different Jessica and they say do you have any kids? No, ma'am. I do not have any kids I do want to have it sounds I know that everybody can't stand You know that Nick Cannon having all these kids man, but I feel like if you had the money You could you should have many kids you want to if I can have a hundred kids I have them but I would have to mean I would have to have the means and I would want to have a big like you One of my favorite person with their kids honestly in my opinion is boo see and people want to say People can say what they want to say about them. They can say there's a bullshit They can say all that stuff they want to say about them But what I do know is he got them kids and he got them kids around and they be all in this house all the time The regards of what he has to deal with with his baby mom because he stays up about about the baby mom on that stuff There's baby mama us with the S He still get them kids and he actually built in the house on his property to have the kids had a own areas And they baby mama so he had them all together, but I love kids That's I love I love kids and older people. That's just my thing. They're my two things I have an issue where people That's the only time you'll see me get bothered about something really when it's about a kid or older person I really really works my nerves and bother me. So yeah, I do love kids I don't have any kids at the moment Maybe one day. I've had 50 of my song. I got to get a whole lot of money though a whole lot of money Okay, her next question is what do you dislike about your state? Just know I'm gonna say snow Snow I can't stand that snow. I know I'm gonna say this I Only want to snow very I don't know what snow on Christmas. Let me say that cuz that's that's that's a snow on Christmas I don't mind snow, but heavy snow heavy snow when it's heavily snowing I can't stand it man because with the snow everybody drives slower Everybody don't want to drive right and people be tweaking something be driving too fast He on the highway flying because they got four by four next thing, you know You see him over in bitch if there's a lot of girls on with the snow Snowing property taxes. That's it. I don't got no other complaints. Everything else is cool for me Okay, which rolls into the next question. Do you own your house? Absolutely We own it all wait so honestly, I don't own a house.  I'm not just getting any house This is cuz just cuz I like it. It's a specific one a specific type I want and I'm gonna have to get it built cuz they don't have any around here Even if that's even if the city let allow me to do it. So Okay, and then they say what's the most annoying part about buying or selling a house? Two things it's two it's two different suits two different, uh, okay, so what's the most annoying about buying? Me buying or the client buying me. I guess you buy when you buy in the house, man They go on ask the limit gonna ask you for the same thing 3,000 times they're gonna ask for the same sex stuff I only get paid and you if you're gonna job you get paid every two weeks for the most part every week Whenever you get paid I only get paid every two weeks. I came to produce a paycheck Paste up every week every three days like you already got the last one. I got it They want to ask you a thousand times for the same thing over and over and over. That's the part of the most annoying thing Selling the house Selling the house. I would say more so dealing with the attorney sometimes sometimes attorneys be out of control Sometimes they be out of control. They want you to fix every little thing They want you to fix the socket and all this none. No, I'm not fixing all that and I don't believe this is the buyers that There's really asked for all this though I really believe it's more so the attorney China No, just tell them to ask for everything and they just get whatever they get type of thing But that's usually because attorneys are good in the bag. It's a good.  For instance, I just I saw one of my properties and guess what? Yeah, I'm like 4 to 300 I need that I've been waiting for like three months four months They keep on for long in the pushing the back man. Come on with that money. I messed up y'all Somebody messed up somewhere, but all I know is you the attorney you spoke to handle what you spoke to handle So I need that money. So I'm just waiting on that. I need that 43 She said for her and her husband Waiting for inspections and appraisals which kind of goes into all. Oh, yeah, let me spec I the praises the appraisal is not that bad to me. No, no, no, I'm not let me take that back taking it back First off, we're gonna talk about the inspectors first. Some of these inspectors are out of control I'm talking about they are out of control They do the most they try to make you I'm talking about some of them I don't even know what they be thinking about Like some of something don't even make sense. Then you have some appraisers Some of the appraisers They try to appraise how many you don't even live out here. So you don't really know the market So you just going off some other stuff You don't really know where you're at. You don't know nothing about nothing and you try to a lot of times Sometimes they loathe all people stuff and they just be doing people bogies and it's like you really got to try to Rely on those two people to get the deal done because if they mess up then it's messed up Speaking of quick story one of my properties. I had I want to get a praise But guess what the Institute unit they appraise it as a house and it was way lower So guess what I had to do I had to go through all the trouble of appealing it and doing this and doing and if I was in the real estate Is it as a regular person is gonna be a lot to do because I kind of know the ins and outs and everything already But as a regular person that would have been critical Because you got to try to appraise this you got to appeal it and all that stuff because you ain't do your job properly so Yeah, it's the headache. It's a headache and then they she asked what does DDK stand for? DDK stands for Door dash King so every time I'm doing some guys I always try to step and make my own name because you don't know what's really gonna go You don't know what's really gonna take you up to to the next level. So I try to it's all about marketing So DDK door dash King MCR is medical carrier wrong I was real strong about something how it's land or wrong all the different stuff So that's the DDK stand for door dash King We made that name up when I first became when I first did to my first ever door dad That's when we made it up through that scheme. Okay, the next question is from T more and they say I like the energy and positivity of your videos I see you roll with a business partner when doing Amazon flex. What's the advantage of working together with someone else? He more we bought the score ball like doing a huge house you can ask you this question Honestly having a partner. I know that some people look y'all gotta spend money on like don't look at it like that man Team work make the dream work together each achieve more and with the team work on door That's Porsche. I'm not that they're yours, baby, but Honestly, Amazon flex flex flex is probably The app that I recommended everybody use a partner with on the most out of any other app, baby Because it works out so well especially if you go downtown Chicago downtown wherever you get to go Because she could be in the car and I can go do the order and guess what if I had to park the car Do it myself. That's what I might get a ticket Some people get tickets the podium be driving around and all that stuff and it's just way easier because we this how we do I'm gonna break it down to me right quick, right boom She had a package already right there. So say we stole number one is always the warehouse So number two number two gonna be happy right there. She's gonna set everything up I'm going to return the cart to the warehouse. She gonna have every she go since your way everything So we can know we got it.  She already got everything in situation All I gotta do is come in the car put the package turn the camera on we drive We get to the house. She turned the camera off get the next package I go to the door drop the package off when I come back in the car the next package right there So it's like a system like that's how we got us as a system and it works out Greatly above of us because we just moving and grooving and getting this money, you know, it's soon Okay, and this question's from the last question on here is from PAB 702 And they say I love your videos Jerome.  That's a good question. He was out to you for asking that question. That's what Y'all know what I grew up on see y'all don't know y'all don't know a lot of people maybe grew up on R&B My mom always loved rap. She used to rap back in the days. That's something a lot of love may not know that she used to rap back in the day but The first I grew up on Come on below let me know who that is You should know if you listen to rap you should know that I'm gonna tell y'all anyway that mad that we know limit so just I thought I told you we know them That's probably when I used to hit up right to go to the bar sometimes and they play no limit It gets me every time you don't seem like this That's no limit baby. That's that's what I grew up on like no limit Really no limit. Honestly, there's no limit really really my mommy's love she loved miss cool No limit is what we grew up on. We had some ludicrous. That's roll Roll out we have some that ludicrous and all that stuff Um Listen to some stuff. She's she love me Pablo too He probably was going crazy. I don't know y'all see though. Y'all see y'all think about that no scale on that No, he had way rarer stuff than that Beauty Pablo. She's just that slow that lower here set that lower hill. She's just some of that lower hill So that's some of the stuff we grew up listening to when I was growing up my mom loved rap So we really list R&B like that. Didn't she like that too? Oh, yeah She love that fishy that give what you're not trying on her favorite son What are she got so couple favorite songs her favorites one of her favorite songs of all time and that every day I'm hustling every day. I'm hustling every cross every day. I'm hustling. That's one of her favorite songs of all time that and The LQJ down bad. That's that's her. That's that those are probably her two top favorite songs of all time And then she just said that or they just said I want to say hello to your business partner And thanks for all she does behind the scenes. We appreciate you. So thank you for that. You're welcome She does she does way more than y'all think she did y'all just see me. It's like it's like teamwork makes the dream work y'all just see me Everybody got to play their role. This is I'm gonna say this before we go, right? Everybody got to play their role. See I don't mind It's all about playing your role if she was the one doing YouTube channel I do the behind-the-scenes stuff. It really doesn't matter to me what I do as long as we get paid That's it. So Jordan had to have a Scotty Pimpin But I'm Scotty Pimpin. Jordan still would have been doing but he needed Scotty Pimpin and And Dennis Rob and all that stuff everybody got to play their position and that's how everybody can win Everybody just play your role a lot of times in these communities and everything everybody want to be the man Let's play your role if Steve if somebody become that I know become a multi-bigger in there And they need somebody to drive them around in limousines. Guess what I'm gonna be doing Riding right around getting a luggage together. See I don't care about under there As long as we all get paid and we play in our position. We're gonna win, baby So everybody don't need to be the star everybody don't need to be on the camera Everybody didn't need to play their position and you gonna win and you gonna get them different ends Make sure you guys lock it tomorrow cuz we getting back well make sure we gonna get busy tonight, baby We're gonna do that drop-off but they suck soft and I'm gonna tell you guys why I quit my job and all that stuff I got a whole little story time for you baby comment below and let me know if you guys like these type of videos also This is I don't know if it's the last red top video But we got to do as much vets off as we can so you guys want to make sure that you we gonna start another one right now So you guys want to make sure that you answer Put your put your question in the comment section in the community page because I do vets off episode number five We try to stay alive We try to drive and get these different ends because guess what it's gonna start snowing, baby And once it starts knowing I'm thinking about maybe doing a podcast come up with only know what you guys think about that I don't know baby, but I appreciate every last one of you I appreciate all of you for rocking with the channel and rock away everything I got going on We're trying to get it on baby, and I'm gonna say this. I'm gonna keep it real cuz What do you guys think about we all we come up on our year mark? I'll tell me 24th will be one year a drop in the video every single day You guys think we should make a transition If so, what should it be? Should we do something else so we switch it up? Should we stop doing gear work? Should we do something else come up on let me know if we do do that if you guys a lot of you Do say that we should do that. Do you are you gonna tune into the videos?  I don't know comment below and let me know It's Ron Bessie and we ain't the better Cheney and roof off like Houdini


Coming up on DTNS, Microsoft has new accessories for your team's life. Roku makes a voice activated remote and why someone wants to steal your chest x-ray. Seth Rosenblatt is here to talk about the need for better safety around medical. This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, April 13th, 2021 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Redwood, I'm Sarah Lane. I'm Mr. Producer Roger Chang. And joining us, the editor-in-chief of the parallax, Seth Rosenblatt. Welcome back to the show. Good to have you, man. Hello, everybody. We were just talking about the mystery of French tacos and trying to track down what the appropriate definite article in French would be for that. If you want that expanded conversation, become a patron. Good day, internet. Patreon.com slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Spotify launched a dedicated voice control car accessory called Car Thing, only available to invited Spotify premium subscribers in the U.S., currently being sent for free outside of shipping. The device features a touchscreen and two knobs, connects to a phone over Bluetooth, and essentially serves as a dedicated car remote for the Spotify app. Apple sent out invites for a special event streaming online April 20th, at 1 p.m. Eastern, 10 a.m. Pacific. The invite started with the title Spring Loaded, and an Apple logo that was also drawn a bit like a spring. So, obviously, this means Apple Pogo Sticks or Beds will be announced, although some people believe it will instead be an announcement of a new iPad Pro with a mini LED display and Apple AirTags. But we'll see. We'll find out April 20th. I could live with a new iPad Pro. Just saying. Just saying. Yeah. What's up, loophole? Let's an attacker lock you out of the app and essentially deactivate your account. So, what an attacker needs to log in is to log in through your number by requesting authentication codes, then wait for WhatsApp to block sending codes after you do enough attempts because that's what WhatsApp does, then set up a new email address to send a lost stolen phone request, and then repeat that cycle two more times to successfully lock you out. So, it's a bit complicated. The method does work, though, even if you've set up 2FA. But WhatsApp says in response, quote, providing an email address with your two-step verification helps our customer service team assist people should they ever encounter this unlikely problem. Man, never call a problem unlikely to a bunch of hackers. Dell announced a new XPS 13 laptop option with an OLED touchscreen available now starting at $1,000 up to $2,200 for an 11th gen Intel Core i7, 32 gigs of RAM, two terabytes of PCIe solid state storage. Dell is also releasing the 16-inch 3K display, Inspiron 16 Plus, along with updated versions of the Inspiron 13, 14, 15, and the Inspiron 14, 2-in-1 mid-range laptops. The 16 Plus touchpad is 30% larger than the last gen, has 11th generation Intel H-Series processors, and NVIDIA GTX or RTX graphics card options. Starts at $950 coming June 3rd. Discord is blocking its iOS app users from accessing servers tagged as NSFW, or not safe for work. You can still access those servers through the browser on iOS or on other devices. Discord announced the change, but did not mention why the change was made. I'm gonna suspect an Apple App Store rule, but that's just a guess. All right, let's talk a little bit about Microsoft announcing all that stuff. A lot of things. Microsoft made several hardware announcements with a new Surface Laptop and a variety of accessories. So let's start with Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4. Similar in design and port selection to the Surface Laptop 3, so doesn't have Thunderbolt, but it is available in 13.5 and 15-inch modes, models, with a choice of Intel's latest 11th gen processors or AMD's Ryzen 4000 Zen 2 series. Microsoft claims up to 70% better performance than the Surface Laptop 3, and the battery life claim rises from 11.5 hours to 16.5 to 19 hours, depending on the model. You can max out the Intel models at 32 gigs of RAM and 1 terabyte of SSD now. Pricing for the 13.5-inch starts at $999 for AMD, $1299 for the Intel version, with the 15-inch starting at $1299 for AMD, and $1799 for Intel shipping in Japan, Canada, and the U.S. on April 15th. On to the accessories. Microsoft's modern webcam will be available in June for $69.99, offering 1080p resolution with HDR, a 78-degree field of view, and a privacy shutter, although no Windows Hello supports. The company also announced the modern USB-C speaker available in June for $99.99, with omnidirectional microphones and background noise cancellation, as well as a dedicated button to launch a control panel for Microsoft Teams. The Surface Headphones 2 Plus for Business includes a USB dongle and on-air Teams controls, cost $300 shipping in April for $300, and Microsoft's modern headsets, both with dedicated Teams buttons, $50 for wired and $100 for wireless coming in June. Yeah, so it's the modern age. We got all these new things called modern, and all this stuff is really Teams-oriented. This is for folks using Microsoft Teams. But that webcam, I saw a couple people refer to it, and Sarah, you and I were talking about this earlier, very competitive to the Logitech C920, which has kind of been the workhorse of webcams for years now. Yeah, I mean, I'm using the C920 now. Sometimes, people say, you need a better camera. Oh my gosh, there's a spider on my monitor. Okay, I'll just keep going. But yeah, it's sort of the, oh, you want to get into video podcasting, start with that. It's relatively cheap and does a good job. And this seems like for $70, it seems to be right in that wheelhouse. Is it a problem that it doesn't work with Windows Hello that seems to be not great planning on their part? I mean, I suppose there are other ways to use Hello. Certainly, you don't have to use a camera for Windows Hello. You can use Fingerprint, and maybe you've got a new Surface laptop 4 that has camera built-in, but it's odd to me. Why wouldn't you have it work with Windows Hello when you made the camera? I guess unless you want to keep the price down? I don't know. Yeah, I would think it would all be software, but I don't know. I would think so too, right? But maybe there's a chip that you need in there that they didn't want to upgrade to. Yeah, I don't know why that wouldn't work with Hello. But I might be willing to try it just to see how it compares to the C920, because nothing wrong with the C920. It still works great, but I've been curious about some kind of alternative to it for a long time. So yeah, good stuff. Good stuff in Microsoft. Nothing earth-shattering here. Surface laptop 4, just a spec upgrade. I think the biggest news there is that you've got the AMD and the Intel options going on. Sure, sure. And maybe a spider option as well. Yeah, if there's a spider removal option on maybe the new Dell monitor or Microsoft has something for Sarah, that might help out there. Thank you for both of you talking for the last minute or so while I took care of the issue. Good. We're back in business, everybody. You're now spider-free. We got product announcement today. Roku began rolling out Roku OS 10. That adds AirPlay 2 and HomeKit compatibility to all the supported Rokus. Previously, AirPlay 2 was only supported on select 4K players and a few of the TVs. Now, any Roku device that can run Roku OS 10 will be able to support AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. That means Siri voice control. Roku OS 10 also features Instant Resume. That's a feature that takes you back to the last thing you were watching. If the channel supports it, right now there's 15 supported channels. There probably will be more. The U.S. live channel guide now lets you hide channels and add some to a favorites list. And connected game consoles can now be auto-detected on TVs running Roku OS 10. That'll configure you for all the top gaming settings. Roku OS 10 also includes HDR 10 plus a virtual surround setting that will work with Roku soundbars all coming to Roku devices over the next several weeks. Some of the higher-end devices will get it first, and it will eventually roll out to everybody. Roku also announced the Roku Express 4K Plus for $40 coming in mid-May, has a faster processor than the Roku Premiere, which it replaces. Includes dual-band Wi-Fi and works with micro USB adapters. If you want to have a wired connection, you can do a micro USB Ethernet adapter. A company also announced, I think the one that's getting the most attention, the Roku Voice Remote Pro. That's a rechargeable, first rechargeable remote that Roku has put out. You can recharge over micro USB, last up to two months on a charge shipping this week. It's got a midfield microphone that can detect when you say, hey Roku, without even having to pick up the remote, so you don't have to touch a microphone button. You can just talk to it, leave it on the coffee table. It has preset buttons for Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, and Apple TV Plus. Your Roku Remote will come with an Apple logo on it, available now online and in stores in May for $30. Finally, the Roku Smart Soundbar is being renamed the Roku Streambar Pro. Mostly it's staying the same. It'll ship with a voice remote like the Roku Ultra does, and it supports virtual surround, which is coming to Roku OS X. The Roku Streambar Pro coming in May for $180. Who's going to snap up a Roku next? Seth, do you use any Roku stuff? I do not. I have a Chromecast dongle, and that's about it. And I use Plex. I use Plex TV. So I can throw things from my media server to the Chromecast. Actually, one of the neat things about my new apartment setup is that there's no room for a TV. So we have to get rid of the 10-year-old or so TV and get a projector in a screen. And that's been sort of an exciting research project for varying definitions of exciting. That'll make Robert Herron very excited. You should call him up. Yeah, it's kind of a cool excuse to get into projectors, right? Well, one of the neat things is that while the apartment itself is a little smallish, the yard is huge, and it abuts the neighbor's building.  I might have to invite them over, but other than that, it should be fine. So looking at projectors, I discovered there's no such thing as an outdoor projector. You can build a little hutch for it and protect it, or you can lug it inside and out when you need it, but there's no waterproofing for them. So that was sort of an interesting discovery. I'm not a Roku user either. It's just because I have an Apple TV and I'm a Plex user as well. And it's just, I don't really need both, even though I do have a Roku that I used to use before HBO came to Apple TV, I think was when I switched over entirely. But I am constantly amazed by the amount of products that Roku rolls out every year. And a lot of them are super affordable and do cool things.  I have a Roku. Eileen has a Roku TV, a TCL in her room, in her office over there. So I might try out the Roku Voice Remote Pro. I love today that there are two products that I want to try out, and they're both like, you know, within around 50 bucks, one of them 70, the Microsoft camera and the other's $30 Roku Voice Remote Pro. I might give it a whirl. We'll see. Cool. Researchers at Forescout, ARMS, and JSOF reported a set of vulnerabilities that they're calling NameRec and hundreds of millions of IoT devices. The way some devices parse domain names breaks DNS message compression implementations in the TCPIP stack, which can lead to denial of service or remote code execution by attackers. That means that some devices could be knocked offline causing problems and service outages. That alone could be a critical problem in medical or industrial settings, but remote code execution could let attackers access data or pivot elsewhere into a network. The researchers found nine vulnerabilities and seven popular TCPIP stacks, including NucleusNet, FreeBSD, and NetX. Security patches are available, and in cases where patches cannot be applied, segmentation and network traffic monitoring are recommended. Seth, what do you make of this? Is it a big one? Yeah, I mean anything that allows a hacker to go after the, you know, DNS and the TCPIP stack is not going to be good news. You know, these kinds of vulnerabilities, I think, are also really tricky because there are a lot of situations where devices can't be upgraded. Either, you know, especially in medical contexts, maybe they have a service agreement and the device is no longer being upgraded, and these devices will last a decade, sometimes longer. And while it's great to say, well, sure, monitor the network and do segmentation, a lot of, especially at like smaller hospitals or clinics, that's very difficult for them to do. They don't, you know, a lot of them don't even have a single dedicated cybersecurity person on their IT staff. Sometimes they have a one person IT staff. So this can wind up being very bad, depending on which devices are actually affected. And it's kind of a problem that we just continually see a lot of, you know, unfortunately. I generally look at these stories as good news because it's researchers found a thing and now we can fix it, right? It's what's troubling is what you're talking about. When you're talking about IoT, the fact it's not as simple as like, oh, I just got to push the patch, right? Because, right, while more recent IoT devices have gotten better at being able to handle that, a lot of that legacy stuff, even if it is updateable, sometimes it's not clear how you update it, or it's not easy. You might have to take it down and hardwire it in some cases. And like you say, if you're in a resource constrained thing, whether it's at a hospital or some other industrial site, that's a lot of stuff and a lot of time that needs to be done, but it's not easy to do. And what if, you know, just as an example, what if one of these devices is on the segmented network, which sounds great, that happens to be, you know, what the operating room is using. So suddenly you have this potentially vulnerable device connected to the operating room network, which means it potentially can connect to other devices in the operating theater. There's a lot of bad scenarios that can come out of this. It is certainly good that this has been reported by researchers and that patching is available and, you know, that those concerns are somewhat mitigated by that. But it's, you know, in talking with all the health IT professionals that I have been conversing with over the past few months, it's clear that in a lot of cases, their IT experts are just overwhelmed with the world that they're facing today. Well, folks, we're going to talk a little more about security in healthcare situations. But first, if you want an ad-free version of DTNS, support us on Patreon. You get your own personal RSS feed supported directly by you. You can find out more at DailyTechNewsShow.com. I got treated for something called a frozen shoulder a few years back, and I was fascinated that I could get online access to the MRI. There were slices of my shoulder, black and white, looking disturbingly like ham for me to look at on my phone. It was interesting to me and also meant that when the doctor went over the results with me, I was already kind of familiar with the images, so his explanation was even more useful. But there was something gnawing at the back of my mind, which was, I didn't need multifactor authentication to log in and get these images. So who else was going to be able to get at them? Seth, you have a story out on parallax about a study published by Cyber Angels, senior cybersecurity analyst David Segula, about medical image security. What did he find? He accidentally, it sounds like, started looking at whether or not he could find medical images available on the internet. And he spent about six months researching this, published a study last December, and discovered that, yes, he can find medical images available on the internet, and not just a couple of them or not just a couple thousand of them. He wound up finding more than 45 million medical images available on the internet. And one of the complications of medical images when it comes to security issues is that while they are mostly recorded in a format called DCOM, or DICOM, D-I-C-O-M, it's another compressed image format, similar to JPEG or PNG. It contains far more metadata fields than a simple more standard compressed image. And so where you may at most have a couple dozen fields, if that in a JPEG, you can have up to 240 metadata fields in a DICOM. And there's good reason for that. You want your medical information to be associated with the image. You don't want to have a clinician have to go scrambling through a complicated electronic health record system or something similar to try and find out who you are and which shoulder you're looking at or whatever the issue is. But that also means that the information is attached to those images. And so he found in some cases even social security numbers attached to them. And this can be really bad when you consider that the value of medical information on the dark web is far, far higher than any other kind of PII of personal identifiable information. Medical records go for 10X, sometimes 50X depending. And the reason they go for so much is why? Because you can do more with them? Sure. You can do more with them. They can be used also in a lot of different cases. They can be used for blackmail. They can be used, you know, extortion ransomware is another potential outcome of a hacker getting hold of this information, especially if they are able to create a phishing attack using the information that looks incredibly authentic. Exactly. So then they can get access to a network. But the other thing that can happen is that medical identity fraud is a serious concern as well. And that's a, I think it's $110 billion a year problem, at least as of 2018. So there are serious consequences. And according to a 2015 study that I found, which was unfortunately the most recent, it costs each person who is a victim of medical identity fraud somewhere in the ballpark of $13,500 to remedy it. So the consequences are pretty steep, whether the information is being used for ransomware, for attacking a clinic network, for attacking the individual patient. It's bad news all around. Yeah, one of the things that I hadn't thought of until I read your article was the idea of using someone's medical information.  That's bad enough, but you may think, well, that doesn't really harm me until that shows up in your medical records and your doctor's like, oh, I see you had a prescription for OxyContin recently. And you're like, no, I didn't. Why is that there? Yeah. And it's also not just malicious individuals who are going about committing medical fraud, but there are medical clinics, there are pharmacies. There's all kinds of people and organizations who can use this data in illicit ways. And it's really kind of unfortunate and disturbing at the same time. I had never even considered this until I read the report. And I thought, oh my gosh, this is not a trivial thing. And one of the consequences of this kind of research is good researchers will reach out to the organizations affected. And I asked him if he did that. And he said, well, no, because one, how do I know who they are? The data could be stored on a home server backup. It could be stored on a drive that somebody's forgotten about. And he said, these are thousands of organizations. I'm supposed to reach out to each one individually and let them know that they've got images floating around and connected to the internet. Right, because he was just scanning the internet and finding the images. He wasn't going into a network of a particular company. Yeah, that's a lot of entities. Yeah. In many cases, he said he was using Shodan, which is the IoT search engine. But he said in some cases, he was just using Google search and just performing very finely tuned searches. But this stuff is out there and it's available. Ultimately, it's another window into the precarious state of healthcare cyber security. Well, good stuff. And hopefully writing articles like that and talking about it here gets the word out. And organizations realize that they need to update their policies on image handling and proper procedures and encryption and all of that. Sure, sure. Yeah. It's challenging as well, I think, because, as I said earlier, organizations are so overwhelmed with what they're dealing with at the moment. They're dealing with phishing attacks based on first COVID and now COVID vaccines. There's a lot of unfortunate nuance in the situation and it's very tricky for them. So I have a lot of empathy for where they're at and I have a lot of empathy for people like us who are on the patient side. Yeah, me too. All right, real quickly, we have an update on Facebook. Yeah, we do. The Oversight Board has only been hearing appeals on decisions that ended up in content being removed, but will now also consider appeals to have content removed that previously was not. As in appeals on content removal, a user must exhaust all options within Facebook and the Oversight Board is not obligated to hear every appeal. The Oversight Board is funded by an independent trust established by Facebook and Facebook has agreed to abide by the board's decisions around whether or not content should be removed. Yeah, so if you're like, hey, I wanted that removed and it wasn't, now you can go to the Oversight Board. Good to know. Well, we've got some good news for satellites. IntelSats IS1002 communication satellite has been in orbit since 2004 and after exceeding its original mission lifespan by five years, it was doing good work, was running low on fuel. And once you get to that point, you pretty much are done. Northrop Grumman's Mission Extension Vehicle 2 or MEV2, which launched last August, reached the satellite through geosynchronous orbit on Monday to clamp on and fuel up and give that little satellite another five years of life instead of being decommissioned. And this was the first time a life extension service vehicle docked with an active satellite. You might recall, we talked about this on the show last year at some point, Northrop Grumman's MEV1 clamped onto IntelSats IS901, but that satellite was already out of its original orbit. So we are making progress. Yeah, I remember MEV1 was, we're going to keep this thing from causing problems by falling into orbit or falling into the atmosphere, running into something else. Whereas MEV2 is given a satellite five more years to operate. That's great. Better than being space trash. Yeah, exactly. And that was one of the problems with MEV1 is that IS901 could have broken up and then caused even more problems with, because there's so much space trash out there already. Let's give it another 10 years. Yeah. We know how to do it. All right, let's check out the mailbag. This one comes from Kevin who says, I read Roger's article on NFTs. Thank you, Roger. And I did a bit of extra research and I was surprised to find I'm not buying the rights or the copyright to that item when I buy an NFT. I falsely assumed that's what I was buying. My main question I'm left with is, what is preventing an artist from just releasing a second copy of the digital art? My one of one is now one of two. It's a sad face. Since the digital print can just be copied, how do I know that there will only ever be a single version of this art piece? The artist still holds the raw file. They could just produce a second version, right? I kind of want to buy the raw file and then make them delete it. Yeah. That's not what's going on with NFTs. NFTs is about bragging rights. And yes, they could release, they could sell more series. You could always show that you were the one who bought the first one, but you're right. It's one of two then, not one of one. I suppose that if you could demonstrate that they promised this would be the only NFT that they would sell of that particular thing, you could then sue for fraud or some other kind of breach of promise. But yeah, there would be nothing technological from preventing that. Nobody knows that. NFTs are not about copy protection. They're simply about bragging rights. Well, if you have any feedback on anything we talk about on the show or anything that we add to Patreon or anything else, you can always send those thoughts to feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. And thanks, Kevin. It was good questions. Shout out to patrons at our master and grandmaster levels today. They include Martin James, Alexander Nasev, and Degracia A. Daniels. By the way, Degracia Daniels is in our top lifetime supporter list for DTNS. So Degracia, thank you for all the years of support. Also thanks to Seth Rosenblatt for being here with us today. Seth, good stuff from you. Where can people find the rest of your work? You can find the parallax view, the newsletter that focuses on healthcare and cyber security at the-parallax. That's P-A-R-A-L-L-A-X.com. And I'm on Twitter at SethR. Not to be confused with Seth Rogan.  No, which happens all the time. And people get angry at me. And I'm like, hey, hey, wrong, wrong SethR, wrong one. Well, thanks for being with us on the show. Please come back soon. Absolutely. We're live on the show Monday through Friday. We do it every day, 4.30 p.m. Eastern, 20.30 UTC. Find out more at dailytechnewshow.com slash live. And we are back tomorrow with Scott Johnson. See you then. This show is part of the Frog Pants Network. Get more at frogpants.com. I hope you have enjoyed this program.


Hi there, I'm Sandy Almok, artist and paper crafter here on YouTube and I'm going to share a shaker card today made with the Good Friends Stamp and Die set that just came out from Ellen Hudson and MFT. Ellen partners with different companies who produce cute things and really fun sentiments that you can send to encourage others to flourish together.   And then I took sticky notes to mask out the outside edges because I don't want my outside edges of the card to have stamping on them, so I just used post-it notes and stamped one of the puppies or kitties in each one and there's hearts in a bunch of them. And I was thinking recently when I was looking through the newspaper and saw some of the cartoons in the Sunday paper that were colored in the background with the images not really colored. And I thought, wait a minute, we could do that and make it some of the easiest water coloring ever. So what I'm doing is just picking a color for each one of my quadrants or quadrants. There's five of them, so what are, well, quintrents, quintuplets, quintuplets, and something. Anyway, five. Yeah, let's just go for five instead of making up a word. And I'm just going to paint a flood of watercolor into each one of the shapes. I'm going a little bit past the pencil line that I made because I don't want that sticking out into the card because I'm going to make a shaker out of each one of these little boxes. And I decided that the puppies could have white ground underneath of them as if it's winter because then I could send this in winter and it would feel like a winter card. But the kitties get full backgrounds because I don't think the kitties would be out in the snow. At least not my kitties. That would not happen. So I'm just throwing some color in there. Now, you can use any colors you want, of course, any kinds of paints. I'm using Daniel Smith paints. And this is my palette that I use with my Daniel Smith paints. If you want more information on that and the colors that are in it, I will share all of that. You can see down below, as well as over on the blog, if you want a list of the colors themselves, I will pop that in there. These are my favorite current colors, although there's always colors that cry that are in my other palettes. And sometimes I have to pull some of them out. But I try to just use this one for the most part so that you don't have to have your mind blown by how many crazy, amazing colors are out there. So I'm going to finish up painting my green one over here with this little puppy, getting kind of a hillside for him to be running up. And I'm doing that by having him come from off the card and then go onto the snow portion. Now the frame, I already have prepared and I've got some really tiny B Creative Tape on the back of it. Whenever I do interactive cards, I tend to use B Creative Tape whenever possible because this stuff is so sticky that it will never come undone once you get it down there.  That will be on the front panel and that will hold in whatever is inside the shaker. So I'll turn that over.  We once called this the precious in Operation Right Home Days. And it's now a three quarter inch roll. They don't any longer make the half inch roll that I used to love. Very sad about that. Cannot even find out why they discontinued it. Don't they know that we need it and we love it? That's kind of crazy. But nonetheless, I think we're actually going to get more value out of the larger roll in the long run, even though it's more expensive because you can cut it in half or here I just cut it into really tiny strips that would fit.  Depending on how small the items are that you're actually going to put inside of your shaker, you may want to worry more about how well sealed they are. So if you're using really super fine something or other, then you want to make sure there's absolutely no air. I'm going to be using large beads so it doesn't matter a whole lot. They can be mostly in there as long as the shapes are closed off a little bit. You also might want to make it two layers thick if you're using a really thick object to put in your shaker. So I'm just going to use one layer because the beads that I'm using are really tiny. So stick the bottom piece on here, just kind of snug it up against the other pieces that are there. Trim it off and then I figured out that I had to put all my little beads onto the image because I couldn't line up the lines, the little pencil lines that I have here, with my die by turning it the other way which was kind of unfortunate. So I had to balance very carefully, make sure that the beads stayed in their little rectangles and squares. And then I added the sentiment on top using some more big creative tape and then I can shake it and all my little beads go rolling all over the place. Isn't that cute? Lots of puppies and kitties but really easy painting and you can color that the same kind of an idea with any medium. Don't have to be just that and you can always get the die set and use any old stamp set with it too. The same concept works with a lot of different types of things. Alright, thank you so much for joining me. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, click that old like button and here's some more videos you can watch etc and a beginning watercolor class for card makers, specifically focusing on the paint itself and doing some fun backgrounds. Alright, thanks so much. I'll see you guys later. Bye bye.


As you can tell by the title, I have the new Natasha Denona mini bronze in my little hands.  If you guys know my excitement, I uploaded this weekend a video talking about my anticipation for the palette and she's here. I did order this off of Sephora.com. I paid for expedited shipping through the app, but it is actually right now available on Sephora. I believe it's coming to Beautylish today. You can order off of the Natasha Denona website as well. Lots of different dates for different retailers in different countries for Natasha Denona as well, but all I know is I have her in my hands and we are going to play. If you're new to my channel, I review pretty much everything that Natasha Denona comes out with, particularly the eyeshadow palette. I think she has one of the best formulas on the market and anytime she launches a new mini, it's really exciting because this is her most affordable way to try her palettes without breaking the bank all at once. Her palettes range from $60 to $200 and then she has this range of minis, which are $27. So there was in fact a price increase. These did used to be $25, but now they are $27 as with what every other brand is doing right now. So let's get into it. This is the box. It's going to come in right here. The palette is made in Italy and it has a 24 month shelf life. There are five shades in here online. It says this palette is inspired by Natasha's best selling bronze palette and features five warm toned and creamy matte and metallic finishes perfect for summer. So this is the bronze palette is a midi size and here's what it looks like. I did a whole review on this multiple looks. This is a beautiful palette. I use this a ton last summer. My only hesitation with this palette is that I felt like every look that I did with this turned out to be the same variation of a bronze look. So that's why when Natasha announced a mini bronze, I was surprised. I did not feel as though the bronze palette needed an extension, but I'm excited to see what she did with this. Let's go ahead. Let's take a closer look at this palette in today's review. I'm going to be doing a tutorial swatches overall review and then swatch comparisons of the palettes that I do have. So it's the same typical packaging as the Natasha Denona mini sizes. I think these are great. They're phenomenal for travel. They're not going to break your wallet all at once. And as of late, they have been very consistent quality with her much pricier palettes. So it really is just a little taste of Natasha Denona for $27. As you can see, we have the formats and one metallic shade. All our new shades except for flesh right here. Here is in the star palette, but other than that, these four shades are new. Though I will say we probably can find some dupes from Natasha Denona's line. But let's go ahead and swatch these for the time being. I have the lights down nice and low so you can get a good look at the colors here. So we're going to go into Russet, Flesh, and Gobi. So here is Russet. Flesh is a little bit deeper than my skin. And then Gobi, I was thinking that flesh was going to be a wee bit lighter. Okay, I'm excited to see how bronze foil is. That's the one metallic shade. And then we have Tough, which is quite orange looking, no? Okay, let's see. So beautiful, beautiful, buttery. All right. So this is the palette, all five of the shades swatched. I mean, I'm not overwhelmed. You know, this is a simple bronze palette in a small compact. So it's going to be fabulous for travel, but nothing mind-blowing, which is okay. There's room for palettes like this. Now, I will be doing comparisons towards the end, but I did want to show you how this looks next to the bronze palette really quickly. There's a couple shades here that I'm definitely excited to swatch next to each other, right? I'm going to do that towards the end. Do I feel like it looks like an extension of the palette? Obviously, I can see the relation. Yes, it's inspired by this palette. Let's say that these colors were actually a part of this palette. Would my feelings be any different? Would this elevate the experience of the bronze palette? That's what I'm going to test today, but I am going to say no. We'll see. Let me get the look on one eye, and I'll be back. And we're going to really test out this palette based on swatches. So far, everything swatched just fine. So here we go. Okay, you guys, I already have some thoughts. I'm telling you now, the quality seems to be really great. Tasha didn't know the quality, but color story wise. So I'm going to go ahead and start off with flesh. This is a nice matte kind of warm transition shade. Now this is an awesome shade. If you have like medium to deep skin tones, this is going to be great highlight shade base color all over lid shade. But if you have obviously a skin tone similar to mine, it works great as a transition tone. I think that this is a fabulous shade. Now it is the one pre-existing shade. So if you have the star palette, then you have this shade, but it still is quite a lovely transition shade. I'm going to go ahead and pop that along my lower lash line. I'm using an ABH crease brush in case you're curious. Beautiful. Very simple. Didn't do too much with that. Sigma E24, we're going into the shade Gobi right here, which is a little bit deeper. And I'm going to keep this just a little bit lower than flesh. As you can see, it does go a hair deeper than flesh. But honestly, not as much difference as I was expecting. I find the two of them blend together to be a very similar shade. I almost feel like if I were to blend this out, it would look very similar to flesh. As I layer it up, obviously it gets deeper, it gets more opaque. But I feel like I could get a similar effect with these two by just using this one shade and diffusing it. But it does make the blend a lot easier. Going to also put this all along my lower lash line, build up that depth. With an Esum V33, we're going into tough right here. As you can see, this has a little bit more warmth than the other shades. I'm going to go ahead and I'm pressing it into the outer half of my eyelid. Still just using the blending brush. And then I'm going to work it out into the other colors. So you can see this definitely looks different from the other shades. Taking what's left over on my brush, blending that on the lower lash line. Because of the colors chosen in this palette, it's very, very easy to get a seamless blend. So if you struggle with kind of that ombre out, you know, getting from darkest to lightest, the way that she's put these colors together, it's going to be very easy for you. And I'm going to go ahead and go into Russet right here, which is the deepest shade. Using an Alomar cosmetics brush. And this shade is not as dark as I really want it to be. You can see it is deeper than tough right here, but not by too terribly much. Again, I have that similar feeling to where if I just blend this out, I could get it to look the same as this color. So it does help with the beginners with blending. But if you're a decent blender, I do feel as though some of these shades, like they're kind of unnecessary. I have four matte shades in the crease right now, and we have a very nice, easy, seamless looking blend. But I don't think it needed to take four different matte shades to get this kind of look. I really feel like I could have gotten this done with two really good matte shades. And then I'm going into bronze foil. I'm going to show you how it applies with a brush. This is just a cheap random shader brush from Morphe. It is really great Natasha Denona quality. It applies nice with a brush, but as always, it does apply superior with a finger, but you can definitely use both ways of application. And boom, this is the look. I'm telling you now, with this palette, you're not going to get a huge variety in looks. Pretty much every look that you do is going to look the same because I feel like the mattes are very close and they all share the same undertone. The variety here is not going to be here. I definitely feel the same way about the big bronze palette. And I feel like I could definitely get this look with the bronze palette. So my main issue with the palette here is the colors are too similar. They all kind of lean in the medium to medium deep depth range. And because of that, it's harder to get variety with looks, especially with them also having that same really warm undertone to be able to get more variety in looks. If you're going to compile a little palette like this, I really do think you need to have more range in depth. You know, a really, really light shade that you can use for a highlight and then a really, really deep shade that you can use to smoke and liner in terms of getting an all-encompassing palette that you can take to travel, which is what most people use these Natasha Denona palettes for. And I just don't feel like I get enough variety for that with this palette. If I traveled with this palette, I'd want to travel with other shades that were lighter and darker to create more dimension in my eye look. So that is my main reservation with this palette. I'm not upset about them being a similar undertone. It's a bronze palette. That's fine. But because they're all like medium, medium, deep depth, you're not going to get too much dimension and differences in your look. What I would have liked to have seen was this become an even lighter, lighter shade and this one be even deeper. And I think that would have made all of the difference. I even personally, for my preferences, would have preferred maybe a lighter lid shade, but that's just personal right there. I think it is very pretty, but I don't think this look looks different from what I can get with the bronze palette alone. So I'm already telling you if you have the bronze palette and you want like a unique shade extension that's going to enhance the experience of the bronze palette. I don't think the mini bronze does that. I don't think you need it. However, if you do have the bronze palette, you love the tone so much and you want to travel with Natasha Denona quality and get bronze looks, this is something that you might want to consider. But in terms of it adding to this palette, being a useful extension to this palette, I don't think that's the case. And I think that with this palette as a whole, I am left wanting more. Like I want to pop a highlight in here. I want to get a super dark smoky shade out here to really kind of amp up this palette, but the look is really pretty and the quality is really good. So let me finish my eye makeup. So here is the makeup with the liner and lashes. I mean, it's a bronze palette. Overall, like I said, the quality of this is really, really nice, but there's just not enough in here for me. But if you like a bronze look, you will like this. This is a gorgeous bronze look. So I wanted to do a direct comparison between this and the bronze palette. So I already showed you earlier than side by side and I swatched the shades next to each other that I thought would be the closest and this is interesting. So, right? Okay. So this is the mini bronze and this is the bronze palette and the shades that I thought were the closest. And I mean, you guys, they're really, really close. There's like a hair of difference between each shade, but I definitely, if you're worried about repeat shades, I would not pick up the mini bronze if you have the bronze palette and vice versa. I mean, very, very close. Natasha did her own swatches and her own swatch comparisons. There's just not enough differences for me personally, but that's up to you to decide. I actually do want to swatch bronze foil compared to the other shimmers. So this is bronze shimmer or bronze foil, excuse me, from the mini bronze. And I'm going to swatch compared to some of the other ones in the midi bronze palette. This is palladium, by the way. And that's how these look. Palladium definitely is a little bit more cool and brown based. So this is silk from the midi bronze, definitely a little bit lighter. Here's gloaming right here. I feel like gloaming is pretty close. It has a little bit more richness to it. A hint more red, true bronze, definitely more golden there. Alloy, definitely more yellow. And then the last one is true copper, which I think honestly is a little bit more orange, but very close. I mean, these are all of the shimmers, these bottom five here from the midi bronze. And then of course we have the bronze foil at top. I mean, they're all very similar, don't they? I mean, this palette is a really great mini rendition of the bronze palette. And it's so funny how all of my thoughts about the bronze palette, the big one, are exactly the same as the mini one where it's really great quality, but they're all kind of in the same family range so you don't get much variety. She really took the vibes and put them in the mini. Let me fix up these swatches and I have a couple other palettes that I want to compare to. All right, I got a lot of requests from you guys to compare to the Beba palette. And there is definitely not, I would say, a similar shimmer shade, but the mattes are very comparable. This right here is the mini bronze and this is the Beba palette. So I have Pasha from the Beba palette, Tusk Prairie. This is Shine, not even close. And then here is Buff. So I would say Pasha's really close. I mean, similar vibes.  I would say definitely the mattes. Run a little bit close here. Here is mini bronze next to mini sunset. Similar vibes here for sure. And then mini bronze, mini sunset. Similar vibes, but no real dupes except for these two shades right here. A lot of you requested mini nude. I don't have mini nude, unfortunately, to compare, but I'll show you the other ones that I pulled. I felt like these weren't very close though. Mini glam right here you can see is much more cool toned. So I would say these are not close. Then we have Mini Zendo, which has more pink in it, I would say. Definitely different, more cooler and pinky. And then here is the Mini Beba palette. Again, very, very pink. I would say the top two shades look close to one another, but other than that, I've noticed no similarities. So those are all of the palettes that I have to compare today. You would notice, of course, the mini size bronze definitely had the most similar dupes, if you will, to this palette. And then Beba was a close second. Definitely the mattes are pretty dupable in here. And I thought mini sunset had similar vibes, but honestly the quality on mini sunset is not there. Mini bronze is much, much better than mini sunset. So overall, I do like this palette. I think it's good quality. It's not my favorite mini in the world, and it has the exact same problems that I had with the bronze palette with all the looks looking the same, just not giving me that variety I want. But if you do love the color story, you do love a good bronze look, you're not short for quality here. So that's that. That's all I have to say about the Mini Bronze palette. Let me know your thoughts below. If you have any additional questions, let me know. Please pick it up. If you did, let me know your thoughts. And yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed it and found it helpful. Make sure you subscribe to my channel and like this video. We are almost at 100K. I'm so excited. Tell your friends. I'll catch you guys in the next one. Bye, guys. Have a good one.


Hey you guys, it's time for another hair related video. I know it's been a while. So we're going to refresh my blowout. I did a blowout on my hair. I don't know why. I don't know why Jesus loves me. But with my hair, I did a blowout. It's been about two to three days. And it's been raining here in Texas. And then yesterday it wasn't really raining. It's Saturday by the way. It wasn't really raining yesterday, but it was doing this nasty, sprinkling spit. Girl, it was raining, like a nasty mist of rain. And I thought we were in like Silent Hill. Then it was getting like kind of foggy, like in Silent Hill. So I did, y'all, I already see the shrinkage. Look how short my hair looked. No, to me, my hair is what it normally is. And look, y'all, I want to get a silk press one of these days, but these beauticians out in Dallas be trippin'. There's one local to me where you have to, if you don't come up with your hair already detangled, they're gonna charge for that. They're gonna charge for density, which I get. I get you gonna charge for these three weeks. I get that. They're gonna charge for density. They're gonna charge for a month. I honestly understand that. But the reason why I'm comin' to you, sis, is so you can detangle my hair. I want you to detangle, but they're gonna charge for that. And so there is a one lady way out in Fort Worth that does a bang up job, but I'm all the way in for me. That would be a good 45 minutes for me. So let me hush up, you guys. The grays are comin' in. I'm going, yeah, it's a little, I'm gonna go ahead and, I think I'm gonna try to use this denim brush. I'm gonna stretch my hair out. I'm gonna go get a big comb so I can break it through. I'm gonna stretch my hair out. I'm going to separate in sections. And we're gonna use the good old red by kids with the attachment to stretch it out and just add some more heat. All right, y'all. I was combing my way here. So let's just go ahead, girl. I'm going to go ahead and just, now I'm gonna do fairly big sections. It's not, because of my hair is, me, that's what it is. This took me, and the reason why I'm so upset about it is that the blowout was an all day process, like, for real. Just for it to do this. Holding it tight, taunt, I mean, fly the heat and then just work my way down. This is what it looks like now. Let's go in. And that's it. That's all I'm gonna do. That was like maybe three months. Once a month, sometimes once every two to a month. That's a lot for me, normally I would only use heat like a few times here. No, these ain't teeties no more. My boobs are sweating. See the difference? I'll, before we got started to now, curtain to balloon up. Let's look at the back. I did do a trim, like, what was it? I don't know, child. If I stretch it down, I'm right here. So it's like two inches away from waist length. I don't care to be waist length anymore. I honestly would prefer, I don't know if this is crazy. Hear me out. I was so upset when I had the correct of cut, right? You ever remember that? That was probably almost five years ago. Look at this.  Anyway, I liked that cut. I was down, I was right here with that cut. That was like what? Y'all was right here. Oh yeah. And mine knew I cut probably, I cut little bitty centimeters every now and then. So that's it, you guys. It's already puffing out. I'm gonna go ahead and put my clothes on and then style my hair.


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Apple and scientists at UC Santa Barbara released an open source multimodal large language model. Multimodal means it can do text and images and sometimes other things. In this case, it's text and images. Imagine like you've got a plate full of chocolate donuts with sprinkles and you say, let the donuts have strawberry glaze. And the model will add the glaze, leaving the sprinkles on top and the chocolate visible just underneath on the edges. I think the future is of this stuff for good or ill is in real time you saying donut, whoop, there's a donut. Very basic. Turn it a little bit, turns. That's what Apple's model is doing here. Exactly. If you're asking me from just sort of a workflow, what we're doing prior to this is really, I mean, it's impressive on its face. So you're like, whoa, look, I just made a pirate ship or whatever it is you made. But then you took forever kind of to do it. This is going to that's going to feel like dot matrix printers pretty soon. We're going to be laser into this stuff, and it's going to be real time, natural language, and that's very interesting.