because I basically use hypothesis all day long. When I put in a little proposal to do a session, it was because I use hypothesis in weird ways, and I'm actually desperately looking for other people who use it in weird ways too, so I thought I'd show you some of the weird ways that I use hypothesis. So I have actually used hypothesis to plan two vacations. You laugh, I heard that.  You've got the hotel website and that restaurant your friend told you about in the bookstore you're trying to get to in the tour, and it goes on and on, and what do we do with these links? We email them to ourselves where they are basically useless. So I had a conference a few years ago in Barcelona, and I wanted to plan a trip, a few extra days in Barcelona. So you can see that I've continued to make annotations here, whoops, this is backwards for me, that are around Barcelona, but here, for example, is a restaurant that somebody told me about that I definitely wanted to check out. Here is some information about the conference, I know it's tiny, but I wanted to learn about the locations in Barcelona. So I was planning a tour to go to the Picasso Museum and a Picasso walking tour, so I just dropped some images in, and I really could not make sense of all the different Gaudi attractions, so I went ahead and popped the, sorry, it's opposite for me, so I keep clicking, popped the pictures of the different attractions and so I'd be able to keep track of them. I also put in links for different tours and things to check out, so it really made the process of planning the trip a lot more straightforward, and if I hadn't been a sad person traveling by myself, in a conference, I could have shared this with others who were gonna travel with me. So that's my first example. Gotta use my computer because it's all like wonky. The second example I wanna show you is how I use hypothesis for my holiday shopping. So we always see things on the web and we think that would be an awesome gift for so-and-so, and you never find it again, right? It evaporates out of your head as quickly as you come across it. So I wanted to do an experiment right before the holidays, so things that I found on the web, this was something that I was thinking about getting from my mom. My son actually got one, so we're trying to decide if my mom would want it or not. This is a log to grow shiitake mushrooms that I got from my husband that I was thinking this morning. He still hasn't set up. And then finally, I went ahead and popped in a bunch of t-shirts that I thought would be good gifts for people. Now when you're using hypothesis on a dynamic search results page, like some of these t-shirts, it's not gonna take you back actually to the thing, but if you can get to the site and if you pop a picture in or if you pop more information about the thing, like the last example that's down here is the Washington Post gift guide. So I knew I wasn't necessarily gonna find my way back to the actual thing. So I went ahead and put in the annotation, the link or whether it was from Amazon, the price and different things like that. So I'd be able to capture it and I could get back to it if I wanted to. The last thing that I'm gonna show you, and I have like many more, so if you're gonna find me later in the conference, you can do that, is how I used hypothesis to organize my son's college tours this year. Some of you might have that as a past experience or maybe a future. So he narrated down, he's a music major, he plays a tuba. He narrated down to three places, University of Oregon, University of Connecticut, which is our home state and University of Maine. So I used hypothesis when we were planning our trips, while I was reading up on the different light sites, this is from the Wikipedia page for Eugene. I tagged everything with the different schools. So for example, all of the things that I tagged about UConn are in here, School of Music Info, check the other requirements for the major. Student funding opportunities, I used this when we were looking for additional scholarship options as well. But the one that he ultimately decided on is the University of Maine. And so I had looked at the marching band site and some hotels on location and everything. So it really made the planning process a lot easier for me now that I've become accustomed to just annotating everything because how many times do we go back and recheck the same page over and over? Do I have like 30 more seconds? Let me show, I realized in the description that I said I was gonna talk about how you could annotate conference attendee lists, which is something that I now swear by. So a couple years ago, actually a little more than a year ago, Dan Whaley was going to an event and I was not attending, but let's see, it was an ASAP Bio event and this is how I can get back to it. And I had some suggestions on folks that he should look up in this one. Let's just go back to the attendee list. Some of these online attendee lists don't stay up forever. So it's something to be mindful of. You can capture the information, make sure you're highlighting enough to be able to get you back. So because Dan, I wasn't there to point out these people, I went ahead and grabbed their images from LinkedIn or from their websites and I put some little notes and I just went in earlier today and edited because I didn't want ever you guys to see the things that I was necessarily saying about all the people that were on here. But it's a great way if you're traveling as a group or something that you could do and what do you do with those paper attendee lists?  So this is one way you can actually keep those lists useful. So that's it for me. I'm here all week. You can find me and probably some other things I could talk about.


Lamar Jackson ready to move on from the Baltimore Ravens well according to this report he is Now I know we continue to say there's so much stuff that we won't know till we know we won't know till it's official We won't know until something actually happens but if this is the case I Could not say and I know a lot of y'all wouldn't be able to say either that you were surprised But again, it's one of those things that we'll just have to see we'll have to see what happens We'll have to see how things go down But before we get into anything, let's get to this article That is from Mike Florio of pro football talk His title representative not certified by the NFL PA has contacted multiple teams on behalf of Lamar Jackson says Ravens quarterback Lamar is free to speak with other teams. He currently isn't but someone on his behalf has So that was sound you I was about to say that was sound like he got representation But let's keep going. He's a perm multiple sources a representative for Lamar Jackson has contacted more than one team and in Effort to spark negotiations aimed at a possible offer sheet the representative is not certified by the NFL players Association so look like this representative is trying to get things moving You're trying to get things going and trying to find out like a alright. Well, what's up? Well, you y'all interested or what let's talk But anyway continuing he said as one source explained it the person has said that Jackson does not Want a fully guaranteed contract some regard this as a possible exercise in semantics with Jackson still wanting a very significant amount Fully guaranteed up to 200 million dollars or more with one more with one more more non guaranteed years on the back end so There had been all that discrepancy about the guaranteed money the the fully guaranteed money the guarantee for injury to guarantee for this Guarantee that and with a lot of those guarantees. They were Guarantees that Lamar would have been both from the from the the contracts that had been leaked and reported about They were guarantees that Lamar most likely would have gotten but it seemed as if he Wanted more up front from jump not. Oh, I'll get this I have this injury guarantee No, or I'll have this on the the fifth day of whatever league year We didn't know he seems like he wanted more of the guarantees in the beginning rather than having to wait Certain amounts of time to get those guarantees. That's what it seemed like to me But anyway Continuing another source said that the representative is telling other teams that Lamar is ready to move on From the Ravens now with that This is where things could get really tricky But if the representative is telling other teams that Which again, I could see that but if they're telling other teams that then that will let teams know like hey All right, go ahead and do your thing Go ahead and put in that offer now Continue and he said obviously the Ravens would have the ability to match any offer sheet signed by Jackson see now Again if this is true This is where it could get really tricky because yeah Lamar he has some power Ravens They still got some power too because if a team signs them to an offer sheet the Ravens do have the ability to match Like we all know like the article mentioned But what if Lamar tells the Ravens? Don't match it Don't don't match it.  Let's not even go through this. Just don't match it Just let let me go What would the Ravens do then because again, they wouldn't be letting him go for free They will still be getting it to first-round draft picks Hmm. Oh man, I This is one of them things that I I hated to Be right about Because I remember for years just saying like I didn't expect it to get this far But this a a if it gets to the franchise tag is going to get ugly Anyway So last year the NFL specifically Instructed teams not to negotiate with representatives not certified by the NFL PA when st. Omni was I've been hearing that name a lot recently When st. Omni was allegedly contacting teams on behalf of then Bears linebacker Roquan Smith and st Omni apparently got that that Larry me tons of deal done to but anyway Clubs are reminded that under article 48 of the NFL collective bargaining agreement player contracts may only be negotiated with the player If he is acting on his own behalf or with the players in FLPA certified agent the August 2022 memo explained We're told that the NFL PA is aware of the situation It's unclear whether the league was it now is if anyone at 345 Park Avenue is reading these words so Yeah, that was a lot But yeah, nothing very surprising there So it's another one of those things where we just got a wait and see Got a wait and see what happens got a wait and see what goes down I know Lamar Jackson got the interview coming up where he's uh He gonna be speaking on whatever it is. I don't know what to expect from it No clue what what he's gonna talk about but it could go so many different ways and And Imagine I Wonder I wonder if I wonder if he would in the interview be like I'm just ready to move on. Oh That were like like hearing it from this report is one thing But if he actually like said it in that interview whenever it does come out. Oh, that will be like Taking the knife and just oh, that would be painful to hear that But again with the way that everything has been it wouldn't be surprised It really wouldn't be so We'll just keep on waiting like we have been doing And like I said, we won't know till we know but according to this report Lamar wants to be like the end of these videos and be out


From theCUBE Studios in Palo Alto in Boston, it's theCUBE, covering, empowering the autonomous enterprise, brought to you by Oracle Consulting. Welcome to the special digital presentation where we're tracking the rebirth of Oracle Consulting. And my name is Dave Vellante and we're here with Aaron Milstone, who's the Senior Vice President of Oracle Consulting. Aaron, thanks for coming on, good to talk to you. Dave, appreciate you having me and I like the introduction of the rebirth of Oracle Consulting. Well, it really is. I mean, you guys have gone from staff augmentation to being much more of a strategic partner and we're going to talk about that. But I want to start with this theme that you have about empowering the autonomous enterprise. Sounds good, nice little marketing tagline, but give us what's behind that, put some meat on the bone. Sure, right? So, what we define as the autonomous enterprise is really using artificial intelligence, using machine learning and using it to cognitively understand your actual data and processes you're using for your enterprise and then, you know, really embedding that into everything you're doing as a company and using it to both drive optimization and costs and increasing revenue. And I know that's a lot of kind of consultee speak. So, you know, we tend to think about and we've been talking about in terms of what we call Trimodal IT. And it's, this is probably the most exciting space that I've really thought through with my team as we build up a new consulting business you pointed out. But this is really about pivoting away from, you know, the systems of record and the systems of interaction and really building up the systems of intelligence capabilities that we see all enterprises needing to invest in heavily if they're not already investing there currently. Well, I want to talk about a couple of things there. You know, one is that notion of lowering cost and increasing revenue and you're right. People say, oh yeah, that's consulting speak but the good consultant digs in and starts feeling the onion. Well, how do you actually make money? You know, where are the inefficiencies in your business? And that's really what you're talking about. And that's what every business wants to know, right? Is not, that's the end game, but the how to is really what separates the good consultants from the pack. Correct, correct. And we're, you know, again, we're on this journey now. We've been, you know, you mentioned it, right? I'm two years into Oracle Consulting. Myself, I spent 23 plus years at Accenture where I was a managing director with them in part of their North America leadership team. When I came over to Oracle Consulting, we did, we pivoted from what you called staff augmentation business to a basic set of offerings which were things that you'd recognize, right? Migration services of workloads to cloud or integration or security work even has for SaaS augmentation that we would do. But, you know, pretty basic services. We're now pivoting again into sort of two areas, infrastructure-led transformation which is really our bold costs takeout play, as you just said, and sort of good consultants know how to do that. And really what that is is we're going and looking at companies that still have traditional data centers or maybe they've got some things on clouds and some things still in traditional data centers. And we're coming in and we're saying there's a business case here that looks at your total cost of ownership. And we think we can take out between 40 and 65% of your run rate costs. And that's everything from, you know, facilities, fire suppression systems through to the actual compute costs, through to the labor that's required to, you know, do the physical hands-on activities in the data center, right? So, you know, we have that sort of capability and we're pushing customers hard in that space at the moment. And then driving that into a secondary conversation system, by the way, with all these savings, you kind of have two choices, right? You can pocket the savings, obviously, or we would propose that you go into what we're calling the autonomous enterprise space and really building up your artificial intelligence, machine learning capability with centralized capabilities, centralized data versus letting every, you know, line of business, every department do it on their own. So let me, but let me ask you, so that makes sense, but while you're cloud, you were sort of a later entrance into cloud. So where does cloud fit into this? How do you respond to when customers say, yeah, but, you know, you guys were late coming to cloud? Yeah, we are definitely late coming to cloud, right? There's no two ways about it. I mean, what we've got is we have what we call a generation two cloud. And, you know, I jokingly tell customers that we have a late mover advantage. And that late mover advantage basically means that we've looked at what the first generation clouds have done. And quite frankly, they're great at what they do, right? They're fierce competitors, they're tough to compete with. They've got a lot of mind share, but they fundamentally were about targeting consumers or targeting enterprise collaboration tools, right?  But if you want really mission critical, enterprise cloud workloads, right? That's where we come into play. And so when you start to look at really the, the key differentiators in our cloud and, you know, throughout, at least this is how I describe it to customers, right? So, you know, we look at sort of three layers. We have an autonomous capability both in our operating system and our database. What that basically means is that we have machine learning and artificial intelligence that's driving the key, you know, administrative activities in our cloud. We then have our Exadata platform. So Exadata for us is a secret weapon, right? We think that it is a differentiator in our products. And so, you know, Exadata for those of you, for those watching that don't know what it is, right? So Exadata emerged out of the sun acquisition that Oracle did. It is purpose-built hardware that is engineered for our software products, specifically our databases. And now we've taken that concept and moved it into our cloud.  And then, you know, when we look at the last point, it's probably security, where again, we have total segmentation of our security layers from the customer workloads, right? So again, we've taken the concepts that first-generation cloud providers have implemented and they've scaled it globally. So it's really tough for them to walk back on it. It's a huge investment. And we're now gone into a generation two cloud. And quite frankly, that's, I think that's where this is the frontier that, you know, everyone's racing to kind of crack. So we got a wrap, but I wanted to close on sort of the, I mean, again, we're talking about good consultants and good consultants have continuous improvement mindset. They got a North Star that they really never get to and that keeps moving because you got to keep innovating. You got to keep disrupting yourself. So maybe you could end by sort of talking about some of the things you're watching, some of the milestones you want to hit and some of that transformation that you want to keep going. How are you going to achieve that? Yeah, and it will get some of it when we hit the Deloitte segment too, right? But like we're definitely, we've moved from, we've definitely moved from, you know, the staff augmentation to offering, to basic offerings. We're now beyond that, we're starting to sell the infrastructure led transformation plays. What's exciting to me about that with our customers is, you know, Oracle is a big complex enterprise, as you'd expect with, you know, a company that has a tremendous amount of technology. We're now bringing holistic approaches to our customers. Say, let us help you optimize everything end to end. Let's look at your data center. Let's not look at a narrow slice. Let's not look at just CIS admins and DBAs. We're looking at things comprehensively. So moving there has been a pretty big milestone for us to hit and we've started to get some, some good momentum with our customers. Our next milestone is really going to be taking that autonomous enterprise and blowing it out. We're in use case and incubation period right now with that, but again, we've got some, I would argue we have the best talent of the world right now that thinks about this stuff and not just things about it from a pure technology standpoint, but things about how to actually make it effective for the business. And so once we get some of those motions going, right? The use case for the autonomous enterprise, that's artificial intelligence driven, right? It should have a continuous pace of change. And it's going to start to evolve in areas that, you know, quite frankly, we can't even predict yet, but we're excited to see where it leads. Well, thanks for spending some time with us. I am very excited to talk about that sort of collision course between your deep tech capabilities as Oracle as a product company and this, the global SI Deloitte, we're going to bring in those guys in a moment. But so thanks very much for taking us through the transformation and great job. Good luck. Thank you, appreciate it. All right, and thank you everybody for watching, keep it right there. We'll be back with more coverage of Oracle's transformation right after this short break. You're watching theCUBE.


Morning guys she bear here check this out six vehicles a U-Haul Now that's what gets me man sat over there Took his own life now We've been together almost three years. She's been here almost four years in this house Not once did I ever see anybody over there.   He worked every day never missed a day of work ever That I'm aware of I've never seen miss a day of working and you know the almost three years that we've been together and You know and they're just rummaging through it just like it's it's nothing, you know It's bullshit. That's a pretty cool little lamp right there. It's nice wood nice coloring needs a lamp shade Hmm, I got an idea what you think Let's try it. Okay guys I've got at this lamp here. It's monkey's lamp I don't know where she got it or how old it is or anything like that I just know she's had it since we've been together and I Think it had one of them fancy globes on it But it got broke or something But I remember it did have something in it and it did get and it did get broke so What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take this All apart and I'm gonna clean it up real nice.  What do you think? I gotta be all right So that's that's what we're gonna do hang man We've got people with trailers and everything pulling in over there now Okay, so let's get this off of here. The guy was a cabinet maker Live to cross the street. So, you know, he's got a lot of expensive tools and He had his living room full of cabinets that he was gonna redo in his house And he was almost done with him getting ready to put him up and Then I guess his wife or girlfriend or whatever had left him She was cheating on him and And then he just got depressed after that Like I said, nobody Will come around Not once we've been together almost three years. I think since she's lived here. She's only seen somebody over there Like one time and I've never seen anyone over there.  Okay. I hate to pull that out I'll probably never get it back through but I really want to clean this up real nice but I Guess that's what I'm gonna do and then I'm gonna go clean this up and I'll be right back with you Okay guys, I got my center point here. What you're supposed to do is you're supposed to Take a ruler measure out your farthest point make a line Then turn it and measure out your farthest point make a line, but I wouldn't come up under that way So I just eyeball it It's gonna be good enough And that's you know eyeballing it. I came closer. I do believe I got a slight wobble in my bit Hopefully it will be okay Through the table looking close. Yeah, I'll be hitting my table. Let me get another piece of wood here That's the word just keep me from Drilling through the table. They want to donate one I'd be super happy. So we'll wash this off and we'll be back. All right. It's time to reassemble this thing Turns out I didn't have to take this out, but it's okay Smells like citrus in here because I use that stuff there that orange glow and polish up a little bit here How did they have these tied really matter? It's just time to keep them from To keep it from pulling through but this thing ain't gonna pull through know-how. So then a couple people's birthdays This week One was Emma happy birthday Emma and one was Miss Lottie da So happy birthday to you both Hope you guys had a great day and Hope you have a great weekend momentarily, I guess Let's just make sure Screws down in there. Let's see if it'll work based on here.  They look pretty cool. Let's get shot of it back Well, that's pretty bright, huh? That's out of the way. There you go Well, I know you can't see it, but it makes it let me turn this big light off and I'll show you it makes a Neat little design on the ceiling. I can see it, but there's the design right there. Whoops That you're gonna see on the ceiling only it'll be bigger So that's pretty cool. I like it. Hopefully she'll like it and if she don't Then I'll just go buy her a new globe Because I do believe I'm the one that broke that globe to begin with When we had hurricane Irma we was using this light so There you go. Kind of cool. There's our light on the counter. I kind of wanted to show you this What it looks like on the ceiling you guys see that that design And if you look around the room like on the ceiling there if you look around the room look at that Isn't that cool? Pretty neat, huh? And you can put pictures and stuff on that thing but It's different I've seen people on YouTube doing this as well too and I remembered I did one I think it's on video of that house. I lived in in Ohio that I was in process of remodeling I was actually restoring it and Look what it makes down around here and I used a Because one of our globes was either missing or got broke from the ceiling fan And I put a mason jar on it and we liked it so we kept it like it, but I know a lot of my haters Want to see why would you paint that green for or what? Why don't you paint it to match that because that's green?  That's why so There's that okay guys picked our light. It's fine But it was missing something Here's what I've done. Isn't that cool? Now if you look in there, you'll see little treasures See there's There's gemstones and beads and there's silver in there blue and gold See if this will help you out any I don't know if you can see that stuff in there or not, but Hey It's all kinds of jewels and stuff in there. I just thought it It really added to it, you know So she's got a little treasures in there From some of those that jewelry stuff that was in that big jewelry box. We just fixed This is stuff that was all homemade stuff, but Some of it was just while 99% of it was just all a bunch of stuff that that had came apart or whatever It's just costume jewelry stuff. So there's what we're looking at there I think it looks a lot better and and as she looks at it She'll see something different every time inside there because I put a Bunch of stuff in there. So I think it I think that kind of adds to it. What do you guys think? Let me know in the comments below. I think it's very pretty so Our second project a monkey wanted me to put that second birdhouse I made for her on a pedestal like on a stand but First of all The only one I've got the other thing that would work Would only be about this tall Once I got it in the ground. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna put it up here in this tree where she's got all her little flowers and stuff and That way she can look at it of a morning, you know when she You know comes out goes work. She can look over at it. See if there's any birds What not in it? And Sorry So it's got the camera. I got the screw gun. I Got a screw. I've already got one started. Let's go Hang this birdhouse for her Sorry about the wind Okay All right, let's get you set down here. If the wind don't blow y'all over. All right, so I'm gonna be reaching Oh about right there. I'd say Hopefully so I taped the socket on but I didn't tape the extension on let me go grab my magnet Okay, I taped my magnet on Let me take these back so that's done You guess it now let's get into another project Or something real quick before she gets home Because I like spend some time with her when she gets home, so Okay, so we're gonna put a little air in this tire on this tractor And we're gonna put some air on the tire on the car now to pull the tractor around here And I went to get up on the Tractor And my foot slipped off of this When I stepped up here because of this I stepped up here and I slipped and down I went Oh Bruno he was sitting there watching me and he jumped and these ears popped up And he was watching and looking but you know He's just always watching me because he thinks he's gonna go for a ride And then he was just like looking in all once he come to attention But he embark or nothing or ask me if I was okay. He must have knew but Well in fact, you know what I got it on camera. I think and I'll check it out and see if See if I got it and if I do I'll throw it in for you right now. That was kind of funny So, you know shit's gonna happen. It's too much but It's got a slow leak So I don't know if I got enough To go to the car. Let's see We might have now I'm not I'm not gauging this because it's not like we're gonna be driving it down the road or anything It's just so we can move it around There she goes I need to clean it. I need to wash it and clean it before Before I sell it, but I've got it listed on Craig's list. So if somebody wants it For parts or fix up the can. I think that's good enough just to move it around So it wasn't really a project but At least we got that done anyway. Had to scoot her out. That's pretty little thing once cleaned up I like it kind of looks cool, but I need to get this painted So it's not really rusting out as you can see. I mean, it's kind of rusty, but it's not really rusting out. It's from You know the Sun and everything Just eating just chipping the paint up. I May paint the whole thing or just maybe You know the decking part of it there. That's also known as a deck area, but and this hood I'm betting I could probably rub that out so We'll just have to see all right guys, I think I'm gonna call it on this one right here and Like I said monkey be getting home here in a little while so Just want to say thanks for watching guys have a safe weekend It's Friday the 13th and it's Friday the 13th weekend. So a lot of people like to party they throw parties whatever just be safe and You know stay away from the ghost so or what was the guy's name Jason Got the mask and a big old machete. All right. I will see y'all later. Hey a little quiz for you who Did the killing in Friday the 13th the first one part one who did the killings? Answer in the comments below and I'll let you know who's right All right. Shea bear myth man legend. Thanks for watching gone for now. Bye. Bye guys. Take care


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From the SiliconANGLE Media office in Boston, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE. Now, here's your host, Dave Vellante. The imperative to protect data has never been more pressing. As companies transform themselves from businesses into digital businesses, the intrinsic value of their data rises exponentially. The problem for infrastructure pros is that everything in IT is additive. It seems like nothing ever dies, which means more things to manage. Now think about that. When you're protecting data, you have bare metal, VMs, now containers, you've got cloud, you got to worry about the edge. All this data needs to be protected. Not only does this increase complexity, it expands the attack surface for adversaries wanting to steal or ransom your data. Now at the heart of all this is a buildout of a massively global distributed cloud. We saw Wave 1 of the cloud, which was public. Wave 2 was really hybrid, and that's evolving. Now in parallel, you're seeing the emergence of multi-cloud. And as I said, these earlier trends are additive, they're not replacements. And with me to discuss these important issues and how Dell's EMC specifically is pivoting toward cloud data protection is Beth Phalen, who's the president of Dell EMC's Data Protection Division. Beth, great to see you, welcome. Good to be here again. So we know the world is hybrid. It's a fundamental, the on-prem stuff is part of the fundamental digital transformations of these companies. And now you've got data protection for the cloud. So what do you see happening in that world? Yeah, let's start with what we're seeing in the market. We recently re-ran our global data protection index. We've been doing it for many years and we've been really using that to help us understand the landscape and what our customers need. And first, not surprisingly, it shows that continued trend of movement and reliance towards cloud environments for business applications, continuing to increase. On top of that, the customers, despite that, are continuing to struggle with ensuring they have the right data protection for their cloud environments. Right, so they're struggling. You see that, we see that as well. What's going on there? What does the data tell you? Yeah, first of all, more than half of the customers don't have a comprehensive data protection solution for their SaaS, cloud-native, and multi-cloud environments. More than two-thirds of the customers who may be relying on their cloud service providers for data protection say that they do not have a solution that covers all of their workloads. So whether they're working with a cloud service provider or some other vendor, they're being really clear that they do not have a comprehensive approach to cloud data protection. Yeah, so I mean, you see the cloud adoption is going like crazy, but it seems like the data protection component is lagging. How is that affecting the traction in your business? Yeah, you know, it's the double-edged sword, right? On one level, customers see the advantages of moving to a cloud, but on the other hand, you know, they're really looking for vendors that they can partner with to still have the same confidence that the data is protected that they have on-prem. And what we're seeing now is that customers are turning to us to help solve that problem. We have over 1,000 customers using Dell EMC for their cloud data protection, and we're narrowing in on three exabytes of data that we're currently protecting in the cloud. So it's happening. Yeah, that's a pretty good traction. So I want to talk about VMware. Obviously, VMware is the linchpin of many customers' hybrid strategy, and it's clearly an important component of Dell technologies. Talk a little bit about the relationship between Dell EMC data protection specifically and VMware. I'm interested in, you know, they've announced Project Tanzu and there's Kubernetes. How are you guys working together to really deliver value for customers? So we are super excited about the opportunity to work so closely with VMware, because as they're cutting edge in their domain, we're working directly with them. And that's an advantage that comes with being part of the Dell technologies family. And so we were the first company to bring data protection for Kubernetes environments out to market. It's available now. So you'll see us bring that into the Tanzu and Missing Critical as we move forward, partnering closely with VMware. And of course, we're already fully certified for VMware cloud. It's really an ongoing, regular conversation about how we can work together to bring the best to our customers. So Beth, I got to ask you, so part of your role as the leader of the division is obviously you got a lot of miles to feed, big division, you got to make your plan, you got to deliver for customers. But strategy is another key component of this. How do all these cloud trends shape your strategy? So core to our strategy is to be the essential provider of data protection for multi-cloud environments. So no matter where customers are choosing to deploy their applications, they can have the same confidence that they always did, that that data is protected and that they can get it back. So that's core. And if you want three words to remember for our strategy, think VMware, cloud and cyber. Cloud is central to it and you're going to be hearing a lot more about it in the weeks and months ahead. Okay, so I got to ask you, break out your binoculars, maybe even the telescope. What are the futures look like when you think about the division and the market? So we've been talking about cloud for a long time, but we are still in the middle of this journey. Customers are going to rely on the cloud even more for additional use cases and especially in the data protection space. Right now we're seeing backup to the cloud, DR to the cloud, but the future will include cyber resiliency that's leveraging cloud deployments. You're also going to see more and more of an emphasis on people leveraging SaaS for their software consumption. And for us, that means not only protecting SaaS applications, but it also means giving customers the option to consume data protection in a SaaS model. We already do that today with things like Cloud Snapshot Manager, with things like the PowerProtect Management and Orchestration, but you're going to see us do even more of that because they're just such incredible benefits of people leveraging SaaS to consume their software. Data, constantly evolving landscape, data protection has to evolve with it. Beth, thanks so much for coming to theCUBE. It's great to be here. And thank you, keep it right there. We'll be right back right after this short break.


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Asha and I am going to help you with the following question that says an experiment consists of tossing a coin and then throwing it second time if a head occurs, if a tail occurs on the first toss then a die is rolled once. So let's start with the solution and when a coin is tossed possible outcomes are either head or tail. Let us denote the head by edge and tail by T. When a die is rolled possible outcomes are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Now a coin is given to us this tossed then the possible outcomes are either head or tail.  The possible outcomes are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Therefore this experiment consists of 8 sample points 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. The first sample point is H H, second is H T then we have T 1, T 2, T 3, T 4, T 5 and then T 6. So let's now write down the sample space having these sample points. It is equal to H H, H T, T 1, T 2, T 3, T 4, T 5 and T 6. So this is the required sample space for the given experiment. Hope you have understood it. Take care and have a good day.


On this episode of brutal battle beer break. I'm doing a beer by modern times So if you'll remember I did one a bunch episodes back called fortunate islands, which was their hoppy wheat Which I liked quite a bit. So I'm hoping Blazing World will continue with that pattern and then I will like it as well It is 6.8% alcohol by volume and it is it says on the front. It is a hoppy dank amber beer So you can see it. They have a very classic style kind of look to their cans There you go, and They are out of San Diego, California And I'm not sure how young of a company they are, but they're relatively new within the past year or so so Anyway, let's go ahead and get this started I'm assuming since it's like a hoppy amber it's supposed to be something kind of like nugget nectar by troves Which is a beer that I greatly really appreciate All right, got some of that in there creating a decent head on it Looks very orange almost like a little bit of a brownish tinge to it, but very very orange Looks very clear to us. Obviously Filtered I could see right through that thing Hmm very aromatic with Like it says on there. It is very dank Lot of citrus to it There's a little bit of like a funkiness which I guess is where you know the dank kind of comes comes through Citra hops will typically give a little bit of a funkiness some people say it's kind of like body odor kind of but like really I mean that sounds terrible, but it's actually not bad the way it presents that I get a little bit of that I don't believe there's citrus hops in it, but I get that kind of note to it get a little like I Know it in addition to the citrus I go maybe like a sugary cherry type sent to it Definitely decent malt in it a little caramel II on the back of the of the smell So it's good though little pineapple to it in there too Like sugary pineapple, maybe like a dehydrated pineapple. Oh, wow That's a robust flavor I get a little bit of like a bubble gum Aspect to it. I get that kind of like dehydrated very sugary pineapple flavor to it I get some a little bit of like a caramel in this to it as well There's definitely some really nice mall in there. This is a really well balanced hoppy multi beer The dankness like they say in there is it is very apparent quite hoppy There's a nice bitterness that it finishes with so Wow Very happy with this one That's good I Wouldn't put it up there with nugget nectar. I think nugget nectar is a better Example of you know a hoppy amber, but this is quite good A little extra information on it. It's a 85 IB use which is pretty up there Final gravity is 1.008 and the SRM is 11 which is like an amber coloration The SRM in the final gravity that stuff I'm not going to go into explaining it again go back and watch the fortunate islands episode and I explain it all there Anyway, they list which I really like the malts and the hops that they use for these beers This one has Nelson Simcoe and mosaic hops The actually that that kind of like a bit of like the BO ish stuff that I usually get with Citra I also get with mosaic. So that makes sense malts to row Munich midnight or Munich and midnight wheat. So Let me see if there's any sort of interesting notes on this. No, it just says that there's sweetness and a fruitiness and Lightly ready malt backbone to it, but pleasant pleasingly dry. So there's the only kind of flavor notes They have on this I would recommend this beer. It's a nice beer If you like hobby ambers and I think like I said before it's a very nice balance between the malt and the hobby this so Recommended modern times. Yeah, did a good job. Anyway. Thank you so much for joining me. Everyone check out the podcast Brutal battle it's on itunes on stitcher. You can just check out the website to brutal battle comm If you have questions or anything you can email me at brutal battle podcast at gmail comm But thank you everyone for watching and hope you watch some more


All right you guys What is up? It's me. It's Jacob We're here on well actually no, I don't have my watch on but it is The 26th of February I've been here in Rockhampton for almost two weeks this video title is Not clickbait. It's true. I did exactly that I applied For an internship with the Jacksonville Jags last night the story goes. Okay. I never I woke up yesterday morning Not knowing by any means that I was going to do that. I had no idea What happened throughout the day was a series of events that led me to that and the first one was I went finally after being here for two weeks to my first job interview and It wasn't long But it was at a place called budget car rentals. Okay. Now. I went into that interview actually stoked I was absolutely stoked. I thought look I'm gonna be living here in Rockhampton. I do need a job This job is pretty much perfect. I'm gonna be You know doing a mixture of driving cars and doing a bit of computer work and I went in there and You know that being pretty much my ideal job here in Rockhampton.  I felt like I'd I just I felt like I just Set myself up for a Job that was gonna be extremely Unfulfilling I know deep in my heart that any job that I take any job I take I've probably had about ten full-time jobs in my life Okay, the one that I've had for the longest period of time was in Alice Springs for six years It doesn't matter what I'm doing. I always want to excel. I want to be proactive I want to prove to whoever's you know my manager or boss that I am a good person I'm a good worker and I want to be the best. I want to be the best at whatever I do And I knew that if I took that job if I even got the job. I don't know if I have or not But if I took that job, I would do that exact thing, but I would be in an environment That I'm getting nothing back for it. I'm 30 years of age. I've still got energy I've still got passion and I know where my real passion lies. It lies in sport it lies in Anything to do with sport. I don't even know which part of a professional sports environment I would love the most, but I just I just know that With the passion I have with the energy I have And with the work ethic I have I can be a real asset to any Organization out there any company out there anything, you know, I built I built my YouTube channel from from nothing I built I built a business. I built an online e-commerce business major keepers X from nothing when I when I put my mind to something Ain't nothing gonna stop me from succeeding ain't nothing so You know that the day started out perfect. I got a job interview. I went to it But leaving that job interview I felt just you know what I felt like I Felt like I Would rather work for free Somewhere that I actually enjoy somewhere that I can actually learn something Than earn You know a thousand dollars a week working 40 50 hours at this place that is just completely and utterly underwhelming Now it's nothing against them. It's nothing against the place But I just know deep in my heart that I'm destined for more and if I was to take that job learn all I can and in six months you know feel Mentally no further forward In my life that I am now that would be a complete and utter waste of six months now I'm here in Rockhampton for really for one reason one reason only and that is my kids and that is what I've been doing I've been hanging out with my kids as much as I can I Guess the next step was getting a rental and the step after that was getting a job So I'm not gonna take that job whether I get it or not I'm not gonna take it because I walked out of there and throughout the day. I realized that yes I would rather do an internship And I'm gonna say it right now for an NFL football team working for free doing whatever I could in the environment soaking it all in soaking it all up and Learning and and just just the thought of actually turning up to a workplace every single day feeling passionate about the place feeling Excited that's something I I haven't felt for a while In fact, you know that and I and I know that I would certainly just never feel that in this place Or any place working here in Rockhampton. So so what I did for the very very first time ever As I went on to Google and I wrote careers in the NFL and I found myself on a web page That wasn't associated with the NFL. It was a different one. I think it's an employment type page And I found myself looking at jobs listed under The Jacksonville Jaguars now, there's 32 teams there But there's only one team that I would ever consider Not only moving, you know countries for But taking an internship and and working for free I'm led to believe and that team as you guys know and as you should know Is the Jacksonville Jags. So what did I do?  I was feeling, you know desperate and and I and I I Guess that may have come across in my application. I didn't I didn't make it as compelling as what I could do But I've woken up this morning and and at the very least I'm I'm very happy. I'm happy with what I did There was a series of events that led to it and I've woken up this morning, you know Being realistic thinking look, I'd be even lucky if Look, I'd be lucky if they they read my application and I'd be even more lucky if they even You know decided to get back to me But what I have done is I've put my name in the mix. They follow me on Instagram for fuck's sake the person the person Accepting that application and reading it and possibly either throwing it on the boss's desk or throwing it out in the bin Has seen my name before I know they have I know they have so this is the time. This is the time February the 26th, 2021. I Went to my first job interview here and it was completely and utterly and underwhelming and and and depressive Experience and I knew what I had to do Well, in fact at that point. I didn't know what I had to do but 12 hours later It seems I did I went online looked for the jobs found one that actually Suited like there could have been accounting jobs. They could have been law jobs. They could have been even social media jobs But unless it was an internship I probably wasn't gonna even try and there was an internship and The internship I'm talking about Is titled as some of you may have seen on Instagram Events and entertainment in turn role Now in my opinion that Screams project management that that screams, you know event management that that that that talks to me as if it's a job surrounding the event of a game of professional football and if I can get involved in that environment Through an internship in any way shape or form. I would do it. I will do it so This video needed to be made It's it's an exciting morning. I like I said, I'd be lucky to Hear back I believe but I know that there's some people out there watching this video right now That can possibly help me if you want to send me an Instagram message, please do let's chat it out If you support me in this, please hit that like button. Please hit me with a comment get this video out there. It's true. I Applied for an internship with the Jacksonville Jaguars and I think that's the first time I've actually said Jaguar in the right way So I guess that's a start And like I said, my name's in the mix now. They know who I am. They know what I'm about They know what I want to do and so do you guys so as always Thank you so much for the support.


Well that didn't take long. Tears of the Kingdom is being ripped off. I kid you not, the game hasn't technically even released yet and already we're seeing just blatant ripoffs that are highly likely going to get Nintendo's lawyers involved out of Japan of all things. Look guys, this happens. Breath of the Wild had a bunch of quote unquote ripoffs as well. Now, there is a big difference between ripping a game off and being inspired by a game. Inspiration is fine, having similar mechanics is fine, but we're gonna show you something in a moment that very clearly isn't just trying to be similar. Very clearly is just a blatant ripoff and you can play it right now. It's kinda silly. But before we get into it, I wanna remind you that Tears of the Kingdom is coming out next week. Isn't that awesome? So exciting on May 12th. Well, we also have a giveaway that ends on May 12th. We're giving away a Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch OLED Edition. We're also giving away a pin from PAX East. Oh, and don't forget a collector's edition of the game as well. To enter, just head down to the pig comment or in the description and click on the link. Also guys, we're on our road to 133,000 subscribers. Look, it's 133 years of Nintendo. We're trying to match. The next goal after that's gonna be a big one.  For right now, drop a like, subscribe to the channel and why not hit the bell icon so you get notified of all of our videos and live streams. All right guys, we gotta get into this and I'm gonna be honest. I originally found this on the Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch Reddit thread. Like, look, you guys might not wanna visit the Tears of the Kingdom Reddit because honestly, there's a lot of spoilers over there but this was, look, to say that I can't believe this exists would be an overstatement. So let's just play for you a game available right now on Android and Apple devices. It's called Kung Fu Saga. Just watch this nice little 40 second clip. Today Kung Fu Saga changes. Let's change this brand new aerial dungeon. I'm going to try out the new weapons synthesis feature. It feels pretty cool. Let's see what effect it has. Whoa, awesome. Watch me jump. Take that. Ha, ha, ha, ha. This new dungeon is too rewarding. Yeah, come on now. It's blatantly ripping off recall and fuse. Now, technically, I could see where you would argue the fuse ability in this game a little bit different because you could fuse multiple things together to create different things. It's not just like two items, it's three. Okay, I get it. Maybe, maybe you want to argue even though it's clearly ripping off fuse that, okay, fine. But the recall, I mean, come on. Right at the very beginning, uses what literally looks exactly like recall from Tears of the Kingdom. I mean, down to the visual presentation and then obviously, hey look, we're in the sky. We have sky islands. I'm not even gonna say anything about the glider that the paraglider replaced when he flies on on. We've seen this for a while.  I just find this to be absolutely hilarious. And then you get to the actual sky island and the sky islands are even in a very similar presentation style as Tears of the Kingdom. But I don't know if you can go over the graphics exactly, it's not one to one and there are some differences with the trees and it's just, what are they doing? What world are we living in? I mean, this isn't a surprise. I wanna be clear. It is not a shocker to see Tears of the Kingdom ripped off and this won't be the last time. Yeah, Nintendo will probably go after this company. They went after several that were ripping off Breath of the Wild back in the day. It's one thing to be inspired by. If you want a good example of taking some inspiration, just look at like Genshin Impact. Genshin Impact plays entirely different than Zelda. It's a completely different type of game. However, from a visual perspective, it does, in terms of building out the world, take some visual cues from Breath of the Wild. It clearly had some inspiration on how to build its world from that game. That's how you sort of do it right. You get inspired by, but you don't directly copy. And unfortunately for this game, they definitely went with a directly copy route. Now this isn't the entire game, of course. This is a very specific area in this game. So whether or not Nintendo can get the whole game taken out, I don't know, but they can probably do something about this additional content they've decided to add. And this game already is sort of a mess. It used to be called something entirely different. It had a different name. It was called the Avatar Saga. And what's interesting about it being called the Avatar Saga is obviously it was drawing relations to Avatar, the anime. And here's the thing, it's clearly not an official Avatar game. So they already gotten trouble for that and had to recently rename itself to Kung Fu Saga. So the game, the games like this, these little mobile games, they love to rip off these brilliant ideas, make all the relations they can to get attention. And the sad thing is, of course, this game has really good ratings on the various shops. Like on the Google Play Shop, you'll see that it has what, a four and a half star rating out of 72,400 reviews. Now I don't know how many of those are legitimate or just bots, but that's one thing. And then you go to the Apple Store, where somehow it's allowed to exist. It has even more ratings at 8.1000 with a 4.7 rating. So maybe, assuming these aren't all bot reviews, maybe people actually legitimately like playing this game. And you know what? If that's the case, cool. I just, I don't understand why company, I mean, look, let me take that back. I understand why companies do this and rip off. Look, you saw this recent thing in a Zelda thing. Hey, you can now do it here for free. Why pay $70? You can play our app for free and get that content for free, even though like you gotta advance pretty far in the game to get to the Sky Island level they did or dungeon or whatever they're calling it. Guys, I don't even know what to think at this point when it comes to this stuff because it's only going to get worse. We're going to see more and more blatant ripoffs and Nintendo's lawyers are going to be pretty much on top of it the moment they're aware of it. They typically get this stuff shut down.  So I think they might just remove that content eventually, but I don't know. You guys gotta let me know what you think about this down in the comments below because look, it's not that I'm surprised we have a blatant ripoff. It's that it's already happened before the game came out. Like that to me is the most shocking part is the game is not even out yet. Also, some people might point out, man, they were able to pull this off in a really short time. You know, why did it take so long for Nintendo to develop these things? Guys, this is like a preset animation. It doesn't work in the entire game. It works only in this one little specific area. Making it work game-wide would take much more work than this little mobile game put in. So anyways, guys, you guys are awesome and I'll catch you in the next video.