This is the Ghost Striker X-16 high-tech image targeting combat jet and the pilot, Ace. This set was introduced in 1993 and was available in 1993 only. It was discontinued for 1994. The vehicle and figure were only sold together. They were part of the battle course set which was the general line of GI Joe toys in 1993 and 1994. This is the only version of the Ghost Striker. The mold was never reused. This is not the only use of the mold for Ace, though. We will talk about the other vintage versions of Ace later. 1993 was a year in which GI Joe leaned heavily into science fiction and fantasy. Despite that, the Ghost Striker and Ace are surprisingly realistic. They even look a little out of place next to other 1993 vehicles. For the Ghost Striker, I have to admire the effort and attention to detail. In an era when GI Joe was drifting into insanity and many toys were garish, cheap, and disappointing. Ace, on the other hand, reuses a previous figure's mold with different colors. Despite that, the figure has some merit. I will have a lot to say about Ace. The Ghost Striker has electronic lights and sounds. The electronic features on this example are not functional, but I have another incomplete Ghost Striker and the electronics are working on this one. I will use this example to demonstrate those features later in this video. The name Ghost Striker is probably meant to evoke the original GI Joe jet, the Sky Striker. Adding Ghost to the name suggests it is stealthy, but stealth is not emphasized in the marketing. The blueprints tout the Ghost Striker's exceptional speed. I'm going to give Ace a thorough review later in this video, but I'm going to set him aside for now, so we can take a closer look at the Ghost Striker. The Ghost Striker was modeled after the General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon. The F-16 entered service with the U.S. Air Force in 1978, and was well known at the time the Ghost Striker was produced. The F-16 was officially named the Fighting Falcon, but pilots nicknamed it the Viper. The Ghost Striker isn't an exact copy of the F-16. The proportions are a bit different. It has a few extra bits and bobs that aren't on the real jet, but the inspiration is obvious. The fact that the Ghost Striker is modeled after a real jet is an extra bonus in my book. The Ghost Striker has the designation X-16, which suggests it's an experimental jet. GI Joe did this with a lot of their aircraft, like the Sky Striker XP-14F and the Conquest X-30 and the Phantom X-19. The implication is these are experimental upgrades of the original aircraft that have been pressed into service for GI Joe. Let's take a look at the parts and the features of the Ghost Striker, starting in the front with the nose cone. The nose cone is molded in gray plastic. The blueprints call it an internal radar processing nose cone. It's a bit fatter than the nose cone on a real F-16. That's because the proportions of the Ghost Striker are just a bit chunkier. Behind the nose cone we have the canopy. The canopy is dark tinted clear plastic. It looks really good. This example is missing a sticker. The sticker is on my other example. It's this Killmark sticker with four red cobra emblems. The canopy latches in the front and is hinged in the back. To open it up, just pull up at the front. It swings up and reveals a two-seat cockpit. The two-seat cockpit is highly detailed. The details are exceptional. Because it's molded into the body, the cockpit is the same color as the body. Having a darker color plastic would help differentiate it from the exterior. The F-16 was mostly produced as a single-seat fighter, but there are two-seat variants, so this is still accurate to the real jet. There is a really cool light-up feature in the cockpit, which I will show when I fire up the electronics. To place a figure in the cockpit, just put the figure in the seated position with knees slightly bent and slide him into the pilot seat. Just put him in there as far as he will go. There is enough room for a co-pilot in the back seat. Slide him in there. Make sure he goes in as deeply as he will go. The canopy will close and there is plenty of room for two action figures in the cockpit. The fuselage is molded in a light gray plastic. Not quite white. It is light gray. It has some exceptional details. Some great technical details. Some panel lines. It even has molded in GI Joe logos. That's really cool. On the top of the wings we have light bulbs. There's a green one on one wing and a red one on the other wing. There are more nice panel details. This example is missing a GI Joe logo sticker on one wing. That sticker is present on my other example. There are some no step stickers. And there is a white stripe that runs the length of both wings and across the fuselage. And I like this. It almost works like a paint application. It's just there to give the jet a bit more depth. On the starboard wing we have this ghost strikers insignia fighter first wing. It also appears on both sides of the tail. This ghost strikers badge may be inspired by the real world US Air Force weapons school insignia. It kind of looks like a unit insignia. I would love to have a whole GI Joe air wing called the ghost strikers. That would be awesome. Behind the nose cone and under the cockpit there is the single front jet intake. This mimics the look of the F16. On this toy this is a light source for the projector. There is a light bulb in there. Let's flip the ghost striker over to see what's on the underside. Looks like it has little thingy here so I guess this one is a boy. On the underside we have landing gear. There's the front landing gear with two dark gray wheels on a bright orange strut. And then two rear landing gears each with one gray wheel on bright orange struts. The landing gear is retractable but it's manually operated. There is no mechanism to automatically raise and lower the landing gear. You just have to push them back and up to raise the landing gear. And then when you want to land you just pull them back down to lower them. I have to point out the landing gear is way too short. With the gear extended this back fin touches the ground. That's going to make it hard to take off and land. That back fin is going to scrape the tarmac. This lower fin is not present on the F16 and I think it's on this toy because the ghost striker is back heavy. It tends to tilt backward. So to keep the toy from going nose up this back fin sort of acts like a kickstand. In the well for the front landing gear there is a thumb wheel for the projector. Behind that there's a reset button for the projector. Behind that there is the pop out control grip. The rear landing gear are on these pods on the underside of the wings and each of those has a red tinted light. We will cover all of these when I talk about the electronic features. The ghost striker has six missiles. They are all in neon orange. Two of the missiles are what the blueprints call anti-aircraft x16 sidewinder missiles. They attach to the wingtips with these dumbbell shaped slots that fit on pegs. Those pegs are short so those missiles on the wingtips tend to fall off very easily. Four of the missiles are what the blueprints call high tech rapid fire phoenix missiles. They also attach to the wings in much the same way. They have the slot and they fit on pegs. The pegs on the underside of the wings are much longer and those missiles fit on much more securely. Each wing has a neon green spring loaded missile launcher. Both missile launchers are the same. They have a trigger in the back and both missile launchers will work with both the sidewinder and phoenix missiles. To load the missile launcher just press any of the six missiles into the missile launcher barrel. Press back until it clicks to fire. Just press down on the trigger in the back. Just aim and press down on the trigger to fire. On the bottom in the back just behind the control grip compartment we have this fin and I mentioned before I think this fin is only there to keep the toy from tipping backward because it is back heavy. Looking at the plane right side up we have the rear stabilizer fins with some no step stickers. Then we have the tail fin which is in dark gray. It's a darker gray than the nose cone. It's not quite black. It is a dark gray. It has some stickers for realism and it has that ghost strikers insignia that we saw on the wing. This back fin pops off very easily. Maybe too easily. It's popped off several times as I've been recording this review. I think this is a feature to keep it from breaking. It's better that it pops off than break off. I do see a lot of ghost strikers missing the fin but I don't see very many broken fins so that's good and it's easy enough to just slide back on. We finish our look at the exterior body of the ghost striker by looking at this single jet engine in the back. Inside it has some support ribs for structure. It has a nicely molded engine nozzle but that engine nozzle is molded into the body of the airplane. So as with the cockpit this would have benefited from being a separate piece in a darker color that really would have enhanced the look of this engine. The blueprints call this a high-tech Mach 10 propulsion turbo thruster. Oh no it isn't. This jet does not go Mach 10. No jet goes Mach 10. The fastest recorded speed by a crewed powered aircraft was set by the North American X-15 at Mach 6.7. The record was set in 1967 and has never been broken.  She may not look like much but she has it where it counts. It's my belief that the electronic features on the ghost striker were inspired by the 1959 ideal fighter jet. Flight leader to ideal fighter jet clear for takeoff. Flight leader to ideal fighter jet turn indicator on. Red warning light will tell you when you're off course. You're flying by radar. Holder steady. Enemy plane coming in at two o'clock. Enemy out of machine gun range. Set your rangefinder. Get set to use rockets. In ideals electronic fighter jet is like flying a real jet fighter. You want the throttle indicators radar scope and warning light. You control six moving targets via four rocket guns. Like the ghost striker the ideal fighter jet projected targets on the wall for the jet to shoot at. The ideal toy was a fighter jet control panel not a handheld toy plane. The ideal fighter jet was an amazingly cool toy for its time. It had a lot more features than the ghost striker. It was a sophisticated electronic and mechanical flight simulation toy with no use of computers. We tend to think of the 1980s as the best era for toys but don't underestimate the toys of your parents generation. They had some amazing toys some of which were better than what we got in the 80s. To activate the electronic features flip the grip handle down. The electronic sounds and lights will automatically start. It makes that electronic engine sound and that can get pretty annoying after a while. Let's take this to a darker room so you can see the light up features. When you pull the grip down the lights on the wings light up and the interior light lights up too. There's a light inside the cockpit. Sorry about the noise I hope you can hear me. I really like the cockpit light. You can pretend like it's the light of the radar screen. That's a very cool feature. The trigger on the pistol grip will activate machine gun and missile sounds. Unfortunately it's very tough to push on my example. I really have to press down hard to get the sounds to activate. Activating the electronic features also turns on the light in the projector and that will project images through this lens. Just aim it at a wall and you will see projected targets. You can change the target by turning this thumb wheel that's just behind the front landing gear. It has generic crosshairs. It has the cobra liquidator. That is just a generic cobra fighter jet. That is an air commandos glider. That is the cobra liquidator and finally it has a pair of cobra rattlers. You can squeeze the trigger to fire at these and supposedly if you squeeze the trigger eight times it will make a noise indicating that the target is destroyed. It's really hard to pull this trigger. It's very, it's not very sensitive. I have to really press it down hard. There she goes. There are light bulbs in these pods on the wings with a red tint in front of them and they should project a red light on the wall. But I've only been able to get them to activate once and I have no idea exactly what the pattern is for those. I'm trying to show them to you but they're just not activating for me this time. The projector light is set to switch off after four minutes at least according to the instructions. There is a reset button on the bottom to turn it back on. There is also a slide on the side and you can move that back and forth to help focus the projector. It's really unfortunate that the engine sound is constant. It's really loud too. So while the projector and light up features are nice unfortunately that engine noise is just too annoying to me. Here's something to consider. The electronic features are fun for a while but they get annoying pretty quickly. However, that grip on the bottom makes it easier to maneuver the plane around. So you may consider just leaving the batteries out and pulling that grip down and it makes it a little easier to play with the plane. Here's the matchup everyone wants to see. The classic 1983 GI Joe Sky Striker versus the Ghost Striker. The Sky Striker does not have any electronic features. It doesn't light up, it doesn't make sounds but you may or may not consider that to be an asset for the Ghost Striker. All of the Sky Striker's features are functional without batteries. The Ghost Striker has spring loaded missile launchers which is great if you're a fan of 90s GI Joe but I am at best indifferent to the missile launchers so that's not a plus in my book. The Ghost Striker has more missiles than the Sky Striker but they're bright orange which spoils an otherwise really good color scheme. The Sky Striker has functional landing gear, a sweep wing mechanism, removable engine panels, a cockpit with two removable seats and parachutes. The Ghost Striker has none of those things. What the Ghost Striker has that is undeniably better than the Sky Striker is a highly detailed cockpit. The seats and the instrument panels are very well done and I appreciate the effort. Now we turn to the pilot of the Ghost Striker. This is Ace. This version of Ace was only available with the Ghost Striker. It is the third version of Ace in the vintage era. The first version of Ace was introduced in 1983 and was included with the Sky Striker. That version was wearing a pressure suit. A pressure suit is worn by pilots flying at very high altitude. It's not the type of flight suit typically worn by fighter pilots. Version two of Ace was introduced in 1992 and was included with the battlecopter. That version was wearing a G suit which is often worn by fighter pilots. The G suit is designed to prevent blackout caused by high G forces. He had a more realistic helmet too.  Version three from 1993 included with the Ghost Striker finally looks like a proper fighter pilot and he comes with a proper fighter jet. It reuses the same mold as version two, but with a much more realistic color scheme. Let's take a look at Ace's accessories. Ace came with an Uzi submachine gun in black plastic. It is reasonably detailed, but not exactly like the real world weapon. This is a reissue of the Uzi that was first included with 1986 low light and it was used with a lot of other figures. This accessory was reused a lot. This has never been my favorite accessory and I hate that it's been reused so often. There are better Uzi's in the GI Joe line, but this is the one that kept being reused. And I don't really need it for this Ace figure. I know sometimes pilots have to punch out over enemy territory and they'll need a weapon, but as a practical matter this submachine gun is likely to fall down into the cockpit of the Ghost Striker and rattle around in there forever. It wouldn't help him anyway since the Ghost Striker doesn't have an ejector seat and Ace doesn't have a parachute. Even though version two and version three use the same mold and have almost exactly the same accessories, they do not include the same submachine gun. Version two had a black version of the submachine gun that originally came with 1988 shockwave. According to the file card, Ace is supposed to have a 9mm Beretta pistol. It's even in the picture, but that's not what this is. Ace had a helmet and air mask assembly. I'm going to take them off together. The hose on the air mask fits in a hole on the figure's chest. You have to pop that out. The helmet fits on quite firmly and is not easy to get off, but with some work it can be removed. This is the same helmet and air mask that was included with version two, but in different colors and in my opinion, better colors. The air mask is in a black soft flexible plastic. It has an air hose and a peg that connects to a hole on the action figure's chest. The air mask covers the nose and mouth and it has straps that connect to the sides of the helmet. By pulling the straps off of the pegs on the sides of the helmet, the air mask can be removed. The helmet is also made of a black flexible plastic and it's a good theme because otherwise it could be quite difficult to get on and off the figure's head. It still fits on quite snugly. It has gold painted goggles that go over the figure's eyes and long pegs on the sides for the air mask. The helmet definitely looks like it's missing something without the air mask. Those pegs on the side stick out quite far because both the helmet and the air mask are made of soft flexible plastic. You do have to press pretty well to get that air mask on the pegs. There is a major downside to this helmet. It tends to scrape the paint off of the figure's head. I see a lot of version three ACE figures with paint scraped off the head. Let's take a look at the articulation on ACE. He had the articulation that was standard for GI Joe figures by 1992. So he could turn his head from left to right and look up and down. He could swing his arm up at the shoulder and swivel at the shoulder all the way around. He had a hinge at the elbow that allowed him to bend his arm at the elbow about 90 degrees. He had a swivel at the bicep that allowed him to swivel his arm all the way around. This was an o-ring figure, meaning the figure was held together with a rubber o-ring that looped around the inside. That allowed him to move at the torso a bit. He could move his legs apart about so far. He could bend his leg at the hip about 90 degrees and bend at the knee about 90 degrees. Let's look at the sculpt design and color of ACE starting with his head. He has a good head sculpt. He has red hair. It's a dark red closer to Auburn. This is a change from both of the previous versions. Version one of ACE had brown hair without the slightest hint of red in it. Version two had bright red hair. This is the same head sculpt as version three, but that hair is very bright red. It seems like with the final version they split the difference between the first two and gave him brownish red. On his neck he has a red color that apparently is for an undershirt under his flight suit. On his chest he has an olive green flight suit. There are some unpainted details on the back and the front. There are a few painted details though. There are some black pouches. There is a gold painted flashlight and this gold detail here right below where the air hose connects that I guess is supposed to connect to his oxygen system. The file card calls these black pouches emergency signal flare compartments. There are a lot of unpainted details on the chest and the back like the unpainted straps, the unpainted zipper, the unpainted flotation ring around his neck. They started with a good base color so they can get away with a few unpainted details. This is a different paint mask than what they used on version two. On the version two figure they have the straps and the pouches and the straps on the back painted like a harness and that's good, but they lose the painted details on the pouches and the flashlight. His arms feature long olive green sleeves, minimal detail on those sleeves and black gloves. His waist piece is green. He has an unpainted belt and straps on that waist piece and this is another lost paint application from version two. Those details are painted in on version two. The legs are olive green matching the flight suit color. The legs feature unpainted leg coverings with zippered pockets on the outside legs, unpainted zipper details on the upper legs. He has tall black boots. There are straps that go around the back of the boots. The boots look really good. On the right boot there is a pouch and on the left boot there is a black pistol holster. I think some of the details on the file card are a little mixed up. It says this is a leg mounted pistol holster slash ammunition and this is map storage and knife pouch, but this is clearly a pistol holster. You could store a knife and a map in this pocket, but I think it might be referring to this pouch on the other boot as map storage and knife pouch. The paint applications on the version two legs are totally different from version three. The leg coverings are painted in and the boots don't go up all the way to the top of the pouch and the pistol holster. The paint applications are better on version two, but I prefer the colors of version three. It would be easy to knock this figure for unpainted details and it could definitely use more, but I give it some leeway because it's such a good looking fighter pilot flight suit. This is how I want to see ace, not as an astronaut, not in aqua blue. The final version of ace was a real fighter pilot and I'll take that despite the lack of paint. Let's take a look at ace's file card. I will have plenty to say about this file card. This file card was inserted in the box with the figure. It was not printed on the back of the box. It has a red backing. There's a portrait of ace and then a full body illustration with a numbered list of the features I have referred to that list a few times before. His codename is ace. He is the fighter pilot. His filename is Brad J. Armbruster. His primary military specialty is fixed wing pilot. Secondary military specialty is intelligence operations. Birthplace is Providence, Rhode Island, and his grade is O3. Captain USAF. Here's where I have to point out some weirdness with this file card. Not so much this file card as the version two file card. The information in this top section is the same as on the 1983 file card. Except for the serial number, they often changed the serial number. Filename Brad J. Armbruster, Birthplace, Providence, Rhode Island, grade O3, Captain USAF. All of that changed on the version two file card. Now he is Wendell L. Armbruster, Birthplace, Seattle, Washington, and grade O4 USAF major. Maybe you think this is a different guy, maybe ace's brother, using the same codename, but the text of this card refers to him as the original fighter jock jet driver of the GI Joe team. This is supposed to be the same guy as version one. As it turns out, Wendell L. Armbruster was a prototype name for ace, but it was changed to Brad J. Armbruster before it was released. Apparently when they reissued the character in 1992, whoever was in charge of file cards at Hasbro grabbed a copy of the prototype file card and copied that rather than the released version. They caught the mistake in 1993 and they changed it back. He is now Brad J. Armbruster again, he's born in Providence, Rhode Island, and his grade has changed back to O3. To add more confusion to ace's real name controversy, on the sky striker it says he is Captain J. Brad Armbruster. So J is either his first initial or his middle initial, depending on whether you believe the file card or the sticker sheet for the sky striker. Not that it necessarily resolves anything, but the comic book GI Joe Order of Battle issue number one on the first page has Ace's file name as Brad J. Armbruster. Back to the 93 card, we have a quote here, presumably from Ace himself. It says, once an enemy is in my sights, I blast him from the sky and turn and burn back home. The main text of the file card says, Ace would rather fly than do anything else. During high school, he worked after school and weekends to pay for flying lessons. He spent one year flying pipelines in Alaska and two years stunt flying for movies before enlisting in the US Air Force at 22. He joined the GI Joe team after serving in pilot combat training school as a senior instructor to the USAF's fighter weapons squadron in parentheses known to most aviators as the aggressors. The aggressors is a real training squadron that is tasked to act as the enemy in US military war games. He's an expert pilot qualified to fly an F-5E, F-16, XP-14F, and the Ghost Striker X-16 jet. He has one major character flaw, cutthroat poker, but in Armbruster's case, you can hardly call it a flaw because he never loses. That's why he's called Ace. If this sounds better than most 90s file cards you've read, and it makes you think of how 80s file cards were written, that's because this is taken almost word for word from the version 1 file card. They added a few things and changed the phrasing around, but this is mostly a copy of 1983.


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signatures redemption congrats on that they're uh wizards give me this next one 10 of 25 go to the jazz that is jerry butler nice one there utah nathan why congrats on the um rpa there you go buddy very nice we've got yeah that one uh beef stew isaac stewart 62 of 99 for the intestines i darious basely on the game gear 98 of 99 for the thunder that is game worn game horn next up is going to be the big 00 47 49 onyeka akungwu for the hawks that should be game used as well game worn slash used and have a nice big roll with the hawks next year again and nice one here nine of 25 kai jones on the rpa going to charlotte there you go hornets nice one there marques and the horns kai jones empty empty do a quick recap here guys that is going to be jerseys we've got isaac stewart darious basely this awesome awesome gary Trent jr and dirk uttos we had onyeka akungwu uh avery johnson jonathan kaminga immortal ink lenny wilkins uh johnny davis musa diabate that is kai jones on the rpa um jivari 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All right, so look everybody really really enjoyed most out-of-pocket juice world bars part one.  We're here with part two We're feeding the racist all these songs came from the viewers This is a completely viewer made list if you want to help with potentially a part three like this video and go over to Our discord cuz like I said, that's how we made this. I know we agreed last time from part one That we're only doing songs, but bro this short little snippet Everybody has been flooding me with it, and I just want to put it on here So everybody will shut the freak up for the people that don't know what it is I'm on a big old farm and it's really great. The only thing is missing is a couple of slaves I wish we was back in the good old days I'm not gonna even waste our time chatting. There's no right For that, bro, like need I need I say anything? He said anything.   Does it taste good? Leave me alone. All right next chat. We got the song tonight Tonight I think that I'm a male tonight.  I don't give up. What's up? Wait, what's a youth group again chat? A youth group is a group of young people usually between the ages of 12 to 18 Who for them are apart are unite in social political religious Religical, bro.  Is that canceled? Is that cancel the jail? That might be one of the worst. That's like the worst thing you could have said He said a youth group not a normal church. He wants the church with the youngins in it. Like that's crazy All we got next bro money longer. What is this little uzi? I don't think it's that deep. I think that's baby. I don't think it's that deep All right. Next we got oh dear. Let's see what they got when we talking about an oh dear chat I didn't know what this is the n-word. It's an n-word This song so hard.   Y'all might be saying it on purpose Y'all might y'all might indulge in that word more than the rest of this song Yeah, so I'm just trust y'all word on it. Y'all say there's a hardy r coming up soon Honestly, bro, it's quite not. I don't think nothing's worse than this one. This might be at the top All right chat next we got mansion this I would know if he says something crazy in this song nigga This used to be my bop. I used to listen to this on the daily 20s like I thought wait I thought it was the hood uh, right that okay. I don't think it's canceled right the bars about himself I'm thinking gel.  All right next we got sing-along I don't remember there being anything crazy, but I know there was last time we listened to this Okay, that's what that's probably what it was. Damn this man always talking about the clan, bro I don't think I don't even think it's gel. I think it's more.  Oh my god. There's our Yeah, he he has our kelly bar in here Justice has been served.  That's it, right?   He just said wait wait the prostitution. What did I do? Bro say he's spazzing. Yeah, you're going to jail. I'm not gonna lie Take your word at the bottom Bro, I literally every time I see an asian person on a jubilee video. I say oh my god squid games I just justified racism with worst racism like welcome to america boys. Welcome to america. All right next we got All right chrome. What could be bad in chrome? I'm a chrome So basically he's saying I'm on venus giving aliens penis. He thinks that's crazy. He thinks that's the craziest bar Okay, if you had a chance to have sex with an alien, would you do it? Yes or no?  I'm not gonna lie I think we all can agree. It was understandable. It was justifiable. I'm gonna put that in baby and low key I'm gonna put uh the Oreo one up one now that I think about it next we got a lava girl What what's crazy in a lava girl? That's not let me catch you walking through the park boy big bro keep to revolve and see a cowboy I ain't gonna say too much about the action Loads of my brothers, so I'm never with the lacking You All right, so I'm assuming it's the one where he says banana clip for the monkeys that been running on us People call people apes all the time. Like it's like a hood thing monkey He did kind of take a step down to say monkey. Most people don't say monkeys Next we got zero to litter toleration zero toleration You dig that's the lingo chop ahead on four times in a row. That's a bingo zero toleration What are you saying? I can't even contemplate it. That's the sound when my chains hit right around in that land Bro, try to lay. I know y'all jealous that y'all can't shake y'all jays like I can't Could you know read boss real crack no read rock?  I know you see us You want to meet?   We got chat. Let's check out. Yeah In the back Yeah, this is where um the f word is gonna come into play and that's why we have to pause the song This is going into jail because it's a very messed up thing to say But calling somebody a gay slur, isn't as bad. It's trying to make people slaves. All right next we got uh Rhyme poet. Let me see if there's a timestamp that they said for this. They did. Yep timestamp.  It's not racist.  Look look is not racist It's a fact. It's not racist. It's literally a fact.  We're gonna put it in stop. We're gonna put it in stop Next we got glockhandler. I don't remember what's crazy in glockhandler. What's crazy in here? He says bro, literally just says the f word. What wait he like I don't remember him saying that it Oh Bruh i'm real just because I might have just got banned off that. Yeah, i'm gonna be real bro Go ahead and just go in there bruh i'm not even gonna Yes getting moved down and that one's in that one's in jail because that's the whole word the whole word is crazy You can you can justify The three letter one because people will be saying that on the game when it doesn't even have to do with being actually gay The whole word is crazy.   That's insane Two more chat next we got big dog.  Wait, that didn't even rock. No, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, that didn't even rhyme my trippin That didn't even rock niggas said ribbit better all day long I can't stop dribbin Oh, we weren't there yet. Yeah, because i'm hearing er's now. I'm hearing er's now. Hold on. I'm a mute y'all.   Okay. Somebody grab me a new No, no, we're not Ah Oh my god, bro.  Stay right here. Like yeah, he is there. This is gel. This is the uh, uh, uh Juice world out-of-pocket tear list if you have any other things, you know juice or said that is astronomically crazy Let me know in the comments below I really didn't think he had such a bad mouth until I started doing these videos now I'm starting to realize this man is is off the wall. Yeah, he gotta get cancer


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I'm going to help you with the following question. The question says two dice are thrown. The events A, B and C are as follows. Event A is getting an even number on the first die. Event B is getting an odd number on the first die. And even C is getting the sum of the numbers on the die as less than equal to 5. Now describe the event B and C. So let us start with the solution. First of all we write down the sample space for the event B and sample space for the event C. So we see that this is the sample space for event B and this is the sample space for event C. Now we have to find the sample space for event B and C. Now B and C is B intersection C that means the sample space for B and C will be all those sample points which are in B as well as in C. So that will be the common points of B and C. And that will be the sample space containing the sample points 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 4, 3, 1, 3, 2. So this is our answer to the question. I hope that you understood the question and enjoyed the session. Have a good day.


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Coming up next, stay tuned to learn more about the state of the art and blockchain and cryptocurrency technology. Reimagine 2020. And we're back. My name is Tyler Olson. I am the university program director here at Mousebell, also one of your hosts for Reimagine 2020. I am here with Francesco Palmietti, who's at Prague College. Prague College is a recent addition to the mouse-built repository of institutions that we like to give support to and stay in contact with. Francesco, you want to introduce yourself? Hello, I'm Francesco Palmietti. I'm 24 years old, and I study at Prague College. I'm doing my master's in international management at Prague College. And at the same time, I work as a financial analyst at Coca-Cola, always in Prague. And, yeah, I mean, I got interested in blockchain and cryptocurrencies, I think, some months ago, four or five months ago. Thanks to Bruce, that is my professor at Prague College. He's teaching some subject related with finance. And over some discussion we were having together, we were talking about new technologies, big data. And he started to introduce me to the blockchain. And so I start reading some books, attending some conferences and getting always a bit more interested in this field. I mean, reading, listening and getting into it, I truly believe that it might be the future of our lives. And that's what intrigues me the most. And I cannot, I mean, my background is not from the perspective of the creating the coding, I don't have a coding and such a background, but I'm interested in this field. And I would like to realize some projects in this field. I would like to work definitely in this field. And I mean, my perspective is that I want to have some time in the, let's say, in the 2020 to build up my knowledge and my very strong base and then explore even better this world. Yeah. How do things look in the general region that you're in? I mean, like, I guess there's one question where we could ask, how does, you know, blockchain and cryptocurrency look and feel in Europe? Are there people like receptive to it? Are you aware of a lot of people working in the industry and trying to, you know, integrate it into things like supply chain or anything like that? I mean, like, what does it look like in Europe overall and I guess more specifically, what's going on in Prague? Look, I have the feeling that it's something, some movement is starting, some integration is starting, some awareness is starting, but still is not something that it's fully integrated in our, in our lives. I mean, I have this feeling still that it's something very new and it's becoming to be, it's starting to be slowly in our lives, but I have the feeling that if you're interested in these things, you cannot get involved in project and increase your awareness. Otherwise, it's still something that is not very spread around. I have this feeling. I mean, for sure, in the Czech Republic, in Europe, of course, something else is moving a bit faster, but not as fast as, for example, in Italy, where I'm from, things are, I mean, there are some experts, but not as many as this field requires because it's a very important field is something that is going very fast and I think there should be more awareness around. Right.  And then we have people working in tech and our sort of philosophical interests and blockchain and, you know, cryptocurrencies and our sort of affiliation with our tech friends, you know, it all just kind of made sense that we landed together but then how mouse but university specifically kind of came on was, we noticed that there was a lack of education around this and we noticed a lot of what you were just pointing out. Specifically, the sense in which everything here is moving much faster than, you know, big institutions that have all these bureaucratic hoops and you know they're all stuck in, right, you know, the sort of traditional academy is in a lot of ways stuck and sort of hindered by its own, its own traditional habits, if you will, right. And so it's, you see that because it's moving so fast, and because those types of institutions are sort of barred from certain kinds of movement given the sort of, you know, bureaucratic nature of I guess how they operate, they're unable to pick up, you know, it's like too slow they have to do peer review and sort of give the due diligence and so what I'm getting at here is that there's a lot of there's a lot of demand but there's not a quick enough turnaround time. Yeah, definitely completely agree with you. So, I guess that brings me to my next question. What does it look like at Prague, I know that you and your professor, who reached out to us a couple months ago, wanted to get an organization off the ground, right and he's trying to maybe integrate some sort of blockchain lessons into his discussions about fintech and things like that. Maybe you can tell me a little bit about what you're doing at Prague with the club, you know, how are you all trying to facilitate more conversation around cryptocurrency and blockchain. Yeah, definitely look, I know that I'm doing my master, and I know that there is one full course in in the bachelor that is held in that is dedicated to fintech, and many, many classes are related with blockchain and fintech technologies. And that's for sure something that is very important because it's started to create the basis for the people that are studying. And they are approaching quicker and in a softer way to this world that is not as easy. I mean, it's complex. Maybe even this is one of the reasons why the awareness is not spreading so much around. And with this club, I mean, Bruce, my professor decided to create this club and for the moment it was just created but the aim of this club I believe is to spread awareness for sure and to try to work on projects together and to process blockchain project and create awareness. And they create, let's say, knowledge that can help us to navigate better in this new world and why not to have ideas to put in place. I mean, he's very open, he's a very open person, so he gives us advice what to study, what to read, which courses to follow. And for the moment it's still something very raw, I would say. I mean, it was just created but I think that the guidelines are defined and is very into that as well as a wide experience and he's able to navigate us on the things that we should focus on. Yeah, so it's like, you know, he kind of has a little bit of the background there to provide some structure around it, y'all may have more of the knowledge, but then the rest of it is just kind of improvising and you know, figuring out Yeah, really what's going on. Yeah, and I think that's great, you know, the only way to sort of get where you're trying to go is to start getting there right you have to just start moving. So yeah, that's great to hear that y'all are taking some initiative there at Prague College to spread the gospel, as it were. We're starting to run out of time so I want to pose this question to you that we've been posing everybody else that we're talking to. It has to do with the future. You know, a lot of the talk around cryptocurrency and blockchain is always future oriented, you know, we're always trying to imagine a better and brighter future and you know, we like to think that our moral compasses lead us to invest in those things that we think are going to ensure a better world and some respect or other right. So I think it's an opportune time in the blockchain and cryptocurrency community amidst all of the Wildness that is 2020 so far to ask, how do you want to reimagine 2020 or maybe I could frame it another way. How do you see things unfolding after 2020 and what is blockchain and cryptocurrencies have to do with that one kind of final thought there on Yeah, I mean, I think this might be the answer by many people, but I believe, I heavily believe in blockchain. So I hope that it can facilitate drastically our life, take out bureaucracy and give the people the opportunity to be more creative and reinvent themselves in a new world, in a more technological world with much less bureaucracy and easier, I would say. Wonderful. Well, Francesco, thank you so much for joining me and thank you for, you know, going on this journey with us as we reimagine 2020. You the best for the rest of 2020. I wish Prague College and y'all's blockchain organization that is just now in the works, the best. Reach out to us anytime. All right. Okay. Thank you very much. All right, have a good day. Stay tuned to learn more about the state of blockchain education at major universities all around the world. Reimagine 2020.


Hello, everyone. My name is Miklos Gaspar. I'm head of digital communications at the IAA. Today we are live from Vienna, our headquarters. And this is the premiere of a series of lives to discuss what it is like to work at the IAA and to answer some of the questions we receive from applicants. You too can ask us questions during this session and we'll respond to some of them at the end. Just put your questions in the comment section on your favorite platform. So in this first chat, we will discuss what it is like to work at an international organization, what impact your work can have, and what inspires my colleagues here on the panel about their jobs. So let me introduce them. First, we have Anu Skavetankur Hernandez, nuclear security officer from Cuba, who's been with the IAA since 2018. Then we have Joseph Adugyamfi, a soil fertility expert from Ghana, who has been with the IAA since 2006, helping countries from around the world in the use of isotopic techniques for improved agriculture. And last but not least, we have Christine Sim from Singapore, who heads our recruitment unit and she has been at the organization for three years. So to start with, let me ask you Anu Skavetankur, what motivated you to come and work at the IAA? Thank you, Miklos. I am a nuclear engineer. I work all my life in the nuclear field first as a regulator for almost 30 years in my country. Then a few years in an institution to promote the useful use of nuclear applications, the Pacific use, sorry, for nuclear applications. And I participate in several events at the International Atomic Energy Agency, meetings, conference, projects. I was familiar with this organization. And I consider to join in because I want to share my experience to support countries in the establishment and implementing the regulatory infrastructure for radiation safety and security of radiative material. Thank you. What about you, Joseph? What motivated you to join the agency? Yeah, thank you. I was a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana. And actually I was invited by the IAE to, as a consultant, actually to help develop a proposal based on soil and nutrient management for food security and also in agriculture. Although when I was doing my graduate studies, I use isotopes or nuclear techniques. The invitation came to me as a shock because I knew that IAE is a nuclear war dog. And any time I heard about IAE, it was more of inspecting of nuclear facilities or nuclear energy. So I have not heard of anything about IAE working on something related to food security and then also sustainable agricultural development. So that was a shock. So I just decided that, okay, I will come and see. So I came. Then when I came, it was really, wow, coming. I just got there and I saw all the flags. Initially, they were all at the Rutunda. And then I also saw a lot of people from our multicultural environment. And then I just said, yeah, I think it is a nice place actually as a scientist to continue with my career. And also join other scientists to actually develop agriculture and also help in food security. Thank you. Christine, what's your story? Thank you so much. So for me, my purpose of joining the IAEA, what attracted me to join the International Atomic Energy Agency was really a couple of organizations before joining IAEA. I was able to realize the importance of medical isotopes and the impact of medical isotopes and extension of human life. Or perhaps maybe even extending someone's life may be affected due to cancer or some other treatment. And for me, that was a personal motivation for me to join the IAEA and to make a difference really. Yeah. Thank you. I would like to ask you about what's been a particularly meaningful or inspiring moment in your career working here. Joseph, what about you? Yeah. Thank you. To me, actually, I was really inspired at the IAEA for the opportunities actually to work with a lot of member states. When I came in, I saw about a hundred member states, both from the developing and then developed countries. And what actually inspired me is to listen to them, look at, listen to some of their problems. And then we joined hands actually to try to see how best we will be able to improve agriculture and food security. I also realized the opportunity actually to work in a multicultural environment is really very, very important. And also to see how best I'm able to resolve some issues, conflict issues in a multicultural environment. And also the opportunity to see people not only in my area and not only in the area of science, but I saw people from the administration. I mean, also from finance, from IT and all this. So these were all really very, very inspired. And actually one important thing is also the opportunity because the nature of my work involves a lot of traveling. So the opportunity to travel to a lot of countries, do some training and also have some discussions with them. Not only that, but also you get an opportunity to see their culture and also very nice food or cuisine. You have the chance to enjoy some of this food. So in short, these are some of the issues that actually have inspired me to work here. Thank you. And Yuska, what about you? I was hired in 2018 as consultant to attend a regional project for Latin America and the Caribbean in relation to the strength and the national regulatory infrastructure for conservation safety and security of reactive material. The project will need to complete in one year with many activities. And for me it was a very good experience because before, in my country, I participated in several regional projects in the Latin America and the Caribbean as Cuban representative. And I'm a regional expert and have this possibility to attend this project as an international civil servant. Servant was really, I consider one of the privileges in my life. Thank you. Christine, what has been very inspiring and memorable for you? So for me, well, I'm in human resources. So for me, finding the right person for a particular position within the organization to deliver on our mandates is so important. And for me is also to be able to match the right person to the right job and help them develop their careers in the organization. Not only in IAE specifically, but also within the UN job family as well. So for me, these are really particularly meaningful for me. Thank you. So now I'd like to ask you about how is it different to work at an international organization compared to working for a national organization in your countries? Anuska, what about you? In my case, definitely, my colleague mentioned before, the multicultural environment. For me, it's good and challenging, good because you have the opportunity to receive, to know the different cultures in deep, exchanging with your colleagues. And challenging because each culture has a specific or different approach and different view of the life. But at the end, all together work to, to, to enrich the agency goals. This is, for me, the most important. Thank you. Christine. I think as, as both Anuska as well as Joseph mentioned, the multiculturalism, the facts of walking on the, you know, in a corridor at the agency premises and to be able to listen and hear the many different languages. That's definitely something that is very, very dynamic and interesting. In addition to that, you know, being part of the United Nations striving towards achieving the sustainable development goals, as well as for us at the IEA to try and achieve our gender parity targets for 2025. These are some of the, these are some of the impacts of key aspects that attracts me. Joseph. Yeah, to me, we realize that agriculture and environmental issues, they vary from country to country and also from region to region. And, and one of the important things that I realized here is that I have the opportunity to work with more than 140 member states, which most of them, especially in Africa, deals with agriculture. But the problem vary from one country to the other. So for me, the ability actually to work in the regions like my work actually takes me not only to Africa, but Latin America, Asia, Pacific and also Europe. So trying to see a common problem and then trying to talk to the scientists to have most of these things resolve at the regional level is really very, very encouraging and inspiring. The other thing is also here, as I see it, I came here and I've been able to also develop my interpersonal skills because there are opportunities to attend some of these IT courses and a whole lot of courses that have also helped me to actually enjoy the place. And then one aspect that I also like is trying to actually see that with other people from developing countries, at least our contribution has actually helped to improve food security in the world. And of course, I mean, I also enjoy the safety of Australia. I really enjoyed the city too. So that's what I can say. Thank you. Well, many thanks to you all for your insights. Now let's turn to some of the questions we received from our audience. Christine, let me read to you the first two questions, one from India and the other one from Pakistan. I'm a medical physicist and I live in India. Can I apply to the IAEA for various posts? I want to join the IAEA from Pakistan. I would need some guidance at a PhD in radiation dosimetry and they're working in a radiotherapy center. Sure. So just to respond to these questions. So we advertise all our positions on our website in which you'll be able to have a look and look specifically at each vacancy announcement, understanding a little bit in terms of what each position requires. You may need to, in there, we also do state of qualifications, whether it's a PhD or perhaps a master's degree that will give you an indication in terms of the education level. We also do indicate the experience and the type of experience that we're looking for. So we do encourage you to please check out our websites because all our positions are posted on our website on our page. And you'll be able to find the respective qualifications you need to apply for those respective positions. Thank you. Edward Uribe is asking if all our positions, for all our positions, it's required to live in Austria or is relocation always required? Sure. So we have offices all around the world. So our headquarters is in Austria and Vienna. But in addition to our Vienna office, we also do have a laboratory located in Cyberstaff. In addition to this, we also have a laboratory in Monaco as well as liaison offices in Geneva, New York. We also have two regional offices in Tokyo as well as as I mentioned in Monaco as well. So it's not necessary just base here in Austria. For our professional staff, they are internationally recruited. We will provide you with support and assistance in Visa. And of course, we also do have a percentage of our staff that are what we call general service positions. And for those, these are locally recruited from Austria. Thank you. But basically once this COVID is over, it's expected that people will relocate or be located at their offices. Yes. We don't do remote work. No, likely because most of our work is if it's in the laboratory, it's very likely you'll be needed to be based at the laboratory. So it really depends on the type of work, but most of our work, you will need to be based at the duty station. Thank you. Another viewer is asking if they need to have experience in the nuclear field to join the IAEA. So maybe I'll use myself as an example. So I have no nuclear background at all. I'm working with the IAEA in human resources. So we have six departments here at the IAEA Department of Management. We have Department of Technical Cooperation. We do also have our very technical departments, which is nuclear science and applications, nuclear safety and security. We have nuclear energy and of course our department of safeguards. For not all our positions, we will require a nuclear field. We do have quite a number of IT type positions. We do have a number of finance, budget type, program management, international cooperation type backgrounds, which we do not expect individuals to have a nuclear background because we have other departments to support us in that area. Thank you. You didn't mention the most important, which is communication. We also have. So another viewer is asking if they need to have an EU passport or Austrian passport to apply. As mentioned earlier, that is not necessary. Again, as for internationally professional positions, the IAEA will support you through the visa process and to help you obtain a legitimation card or a residency card for while you're working here at India. You can also contact the IAEA in Vienna or in the respective duty stations. Thank you. Thank you for all these answers. Thank you everybody for joining the panel and thank you all for listening to and watching us. It's not this session is over, but this was just the first of the series of lives. 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I've done several videos on this channel covering a lot of the basic GNU core utilities, a lot of the shell utilities on Linux, but I realized the other day I haven't covered three of the most basic shell utilities, three of the most useful shell utilities. Those commands are cat, tech, and T. So let me switch over to my desktop and I'm going to go ahead and open a terminal and let me zoom way in, clear that screen there. What I'm going to do is I'm in my home directory, I'm going to make a test directory to play around in. So I'm going to do a MKDIR space test, so make directory test, then let's CD into this new test directory. By doing LS, of course, it's an empty directory. So let's copy something over. So I'm going to copy over my bash RC from my home directory over into this directory. So let's hit enter on that. Now when I LS, of course, I have the bash RC. The most basic use of cat is simply cat name a file. And all it does is it prints the contents of the file to standard output. That's all cat does when you give it cat name a file and no other arguments. All it does is print the standard output. And that's really what most people use cat for. But here's the thing, although that's a valid use case for cat, cat actually stands for concatenate. That's what it was originally meant for. Concatenate means after you split files up, concatenate means put them back together into one file. And I did a video about the command line tools split and C split split takes a file and splits it up. I don't want to cover everything about split and C split, but go check out those videos about those commands. But if I do a split dash L 50 for line count 50, and then dot bash RC, every 50 lines, it's going to split the bash RC. And my bash RC was long enough that it was split into six files, right? And I realized on that video the other day about split and C split, I never told you guys how to put these files back together, because I kind of assumed everybody knew about the cat command. It's like the first command you really learned in the term was one of the first ones. Anyway, all you do is cat and then the files that you want to put back together, yada, yada, yada. And then at the end, you know, new file dot txt or whatever it is, you want to name the file that you're actually creating from all of those split files. So what I could do here is that actually I could do cat x a asterix, because all of these six files are actually x a, you know, a through elf. So that'll save me on typing. And then you need to redirect that, right? Direct that over to whatever file you're writing to. In this case, I'm going to create a new file. I'm going to call it new file dot txt. And now if I LS, you see we have new file dot txt that was created from all of those splits. And if I cat new file dot txt, you will see it is an exact copy of my bash RC. So we took the bash RC, we split it up into six chunks. Then we concatenated it all back together into this other file to make that copy. So that is what cat is mainly meant for is printing out a file to read it and print it out to standard output or you use cat to concatenate split files. Now before going any further, I do think we should talk briefly about what redirection is, especially IO, we should talk about standard input, standard output and standard error. So when we talk about standard in, it's typically symbolized with the number zero standard out is one and standard error is two. And for those of you that are not sure what that is, standard input is what I'm entering at the command line. So, you know, when I do an LS, for example, that's the input, and that's the output, right? That's the standard output, right? So that's the input. That's the output. And if I did something that didn't make sense, like a give it a Z flag, which in my case, my LS doesn't have a Z flag because my LS is really the EXA command, which doesn't recognize that flag. And this is standard error, which is also output. But we have two different forms of output. If the output is normal output, it's just standard output. But if it's an error, it's standard error. I hope that makes sense. So you have standard input, standard output, standard error. And just like everything else on a Unix like system, everything's a file, right, including standard input, standard output and standard error. So actually slash div slash STDN is standard input slash dev slash STDL is standard out and then slash dev slash STDERR is standard error. Those are where those files are on your system. Now I bring all of this up because cat name a file, for example, cat dot bash RC, you know, I could run that. But what is that? Well, what it is is it's taking standard input and the input it's taking is dot bash RC, the contents of the dot bash RC. And then of course, it's writing it to standard output. And that's what the cat command is doing. But it has saved you on some of the typing because technically what's what it did is zero and then the less than sign, right? So that is, Hey, what are we doing? Well, we're taking standard input, what are we taking as standard input, the dot bash RC. So I hit enter on that. It's the same command. It's just you didn't have to type zero less than sign because it knows the way the cat command was written that if it's cat file name, that is the input. But that's technically what you're doing. And of course, you could do output. And if you wanted to, you could specify standard out. But you don't have to do any of that because that command really, you don't need standard output if it's just going to standard output, it always goes to standard output by default and you don't need to specify the input if you're just doing cat file name either. So I just wanted to clear some of that up. Now, why did I bring that up is because sometimes you don't necessarily want the output to go to standard output, right? Sometimes you want to cat the dot bash RC and then write it to a new file, for example, right? You see the redirection now. So instead of by default, if I didn't give it a specific place to write it to, it's going to write it to standard out. But in this case, it doesn't write it the standard output, right? It writes it to new file dot txt. And what the single greater than sign here does is it takes the new file dot txt, whatever was there before, it gets overwritten. The bash RC is this is an exact copy of the bash RC. Now, now if you wanted to append something to a file instead of completely overriding it, you do two greater than signs. So now if I do cat dot bash RC and then two greater thans new file dot txt, let me hit enter. If I cat that, well, let's not even cat it. I'm going to open that in vim just to make reading it a little easier. I've actually now if I scroll down, we get to the end of my bash RC, which should be right here. And then we get the beginning of another bash RC because we added it twice, and it didn't override it, right? It just appended it. But if I want to completely override it, you know, I can do something like echo one into new file dot txt. And now when I cat new file dot txt, it's simply one, right? We completely overwrote the 1000 lines that were there before with just that single character. So be careful when you're doing the redirection. Remember, single greater than is overriding the entire file. And then the two greater than signs is appending the already existing file, meaning you're adding to the end of it. And of course, sometimes you don't want to write to standard output. Sometimes you want to write to standard error or sometimes you want to suppress error messages. For example, if I did that ls dash z command earlier, you know, we get this printed to standard error, right? Well, you know, if I really didn't want to see that error message, I could do two greater than sign for standard error. And I want to direct all of the messages that normally would get printed to standard error. I want to direct those to slash dev slash null, which is a file on your system.  You don't ever have to see it. So if I hit enter, it ran that command. And that command had an error, but we didn't have to see it because we sent standard error to slash dev slash null. Now this here, the two greater than and then slash dev slash null, you will see that a lot in scripts, you will see people use it a lot interactively at the command line, because sometimes you're testing things out. Sometimes you know they're going to give you an error. Sometimes those error messages are long, you don't want to see them. And that's a way to suppress that error message. Now enough about redirection and standard in out an error, but I needed to explain that because that's really important with the cat command. Now back to some of the flags you can use with cat cat dash in name of file adds line numbers, which is really useful. Some other flags you could use really cat. Most people never use a flag with it. The only flag that I've ever used with cat is actually that dash in flag for the numbers because sometimes you do find it useful. But if you do the man page for cat, it has some other things. For example, dash capital E is interesting. I run that you will see it adds a dollar sign at the end of every single line in the file. Why is that important? If you're doing pattern matching based on regular expressions and you need that dollar sign actually printed at the end of the line for something for your pattern matching in your script, that could be useful. There is actually something similar for tabs, if cat dash t, but I don't use tabs. I actually have them and emacs configured to where they actually don't tab and they replace tabs with spaces. But what that would do is if there were any tabs in here, you would see a carrot symbol capital I in their place. Let me see if I can actually find a file that actually has that. So if I go, let's go into slash at C slash sudo dot com. So this is a system file. So I didn't write it. So let's see if I can find yeah, there's a tab, right? Somebody tabbed right there. So that is the dash t flag. But again, I don't typically use those. But if you do a man cat, there is a few flags and options for cat not that many. Now let me clear the screen. Let's talk about tack. So what is tack? Well, you take cat and reverse it, you get tack. And that's kind of what the command is. If I do a tack on the dot bash RC here, it prints it to standard output just like cat does. But it does it in reverse order. So all the lines are reversed. So this was the first line of my bash RC is now the last line in the output. This was the second line. Now it's actually second to last. So it just prints it all out in reverse order. And that's kind of really all tack is that useful for it's because so many people needed a way to cat a file to print something out in reverse order. We needed a specific command for that because without the tack command, you know, you have to create your own bash functions essentially to make cat print out things in the reverse order. And because enough people needed that it became its own command. Now if I do a man on tack, you will see tack it concatenates and prints files in reverse. So it does exactly what cat does in reverse. So it prints things in reverse to standard output, it also concatenates things in reverse. So if I do attack, well, let me LS to verify that those files are still there. Remember the split files. Now, what if I do tack x a and then the asterisk because I'm going to tack all six files, right to new file dot txt. And I'll just override the file. Now what did that do? Well, let's cat new file dot txt to see exactly what that did. Well, it put the split files, it put them all back together. But it did it in a very strange way. If you didn't, if I didn't explain what it did, it wouldn't be that obvious. But what it does is it takes those six files. So the very first file x a a was line one through 50 tack took it in reverse, you know, 50 down to one. And then the next file x a b it did the same thing line 50 is first down to one and it put the so it puts the files together in order from x a a x a b x a c. But the individual files are reversed. So that may not be, you know, what you were expecting with that command. But that is exactly what a concatenation with tack does. Let me clear the screen. Now let's talk about T. What is the T command TEE? Well, the T command is used when you need to cat something. Meaning I want you to print the standard output, but I also want you to write that to a file. Because by default, you know, of course, you know, cat can't do that, right? Cat, if I cat, you know, the dot bash RC and write it to new file dot txt, right? It writes the bash RC to the new file, right? But it doesn't actually print it to standard output. And how you achieve this is using T. But be careful with how you use T because T is not like cat, you're not gonna T and then, you know, like name a file or something because if you do that, all you're going to do is you're going to just blow away that file, you're going to empty the file, it's just going to become zero bytes because the way the T command is actually designed to work, you're supposed to run some command and then pipe it into T and then, you know, name a file. So let's try this, I'm going to go ahead and let's just do a echo and how about I echo hello world and we're going to echo that. I didn't want to pipe that into XRs, I wanted to pipe that into T and we'll do this into new file dot txt. And you see, what it does is new file dot txt now actually reads hello world, but we also got it outputted, right, to standard output. Now notice we're not doing this with a single greater than sign or the two greater than signs if we want to append something. So what if we want to append something instead of overwriting the whole file with T? Well, T has a flag for it. So if you don't want to overwrite the whole file, you just tack on the dash a flag. And then let me do this here. So it's obvious what we just did. Line two, I'm going to echo line two into T dash a for append new file dot txt. And it echoed line two, if I do a cat on new file dot txt, there's actually two lines, right, hello world's first line and then line two, but it only catted out or outputted here the T command what we were appending in that case. So T is pretty neat. You know, I can do something like I could take LS and then I could pipe it into T, you know, new file dot txt. And there is the output from LS and that output was written, of course, to new file dot txt. So there's the cat of that. And that's cool. It even kept the escape sequences and the coloring and everything as well. So kind of like tack was needed, even though you could technically make cat do things in reverse, you know, if you pipe things into other shell commands, is T really needed? Well, I mean, I could accomplish what I did with that LS command. Could I do that with just using cat? I'd have to probably use a couple of commands. What I'd have to do is I would have to LS and then I'd have to write that to the new file. So that takes care of the writing part. But how do we get the standard output part? Well, I'd have to and and meaning run another command and then cat, you know, new file dot txt. And that would essentially be the same thing as that command there. But again, you're running two commands. We're in this case, of course, we're just piping LS entity. Now T is interesting because I don't use it that often. But there are a couple of use cases that I find really valuable for T because you're going to run into some issues occasionally where you have to use T. One of the most obvious examples, those of you that use VIM and when I talk about VIM, I mean proper VIM, not Neo VIM. So I'm actually going to do command VIM here because my VIM is alias to Neo VIM. I want to run the actual VIM, you know, the standard VIM command because this only works in standard VIM, not Neo VIM. But if I open something that requires root privileges, sudo privileges, so I'm going to open this particular file here. It could be any file, but that just happened to be one that was in the history. So I'm going to edit this first line. I'm going to add a second pound symbol, you know, hashtag there at the top. And if I hit escape and do a colon W for write here in VIM, it's going to complain, hey, you didn't open that as root. You didn't open that with sudo. So you have no privileges to write to this file. Well, how do you get around that? Well, in standard VIM, how do you get around this as you get into command mode? So what you do, you do the colon and then W for write and then do exclamation sudo t. So you're going to use the t command with sudo privileges and then space and then the percent sign. What this is going to do is use the t command to actually write to the file. Well, it's going to use the t command with sudo privileges to write to the file. If I hit enter, it's going to open a terminal in a split. It's going to ask for my root password. I guess I could give it my password and hit enter and wrong password. All right. And that was the right password. And now yeah, I can just hit L for load the file. And now we're good. Now I could quit out of that. And if I come back to it, you will see my changes were actually taken.  I'm just going to tell you now another thing you're going to find is sometimes you're trying to do things with redirection redirection once again, where you're trying to take a command output of a command and redirect it into a file. But that file is protected. For example, I did a video not too long ago on how to shut down and reboot on Linux. And one of the things was using the magic sysrq key, right? And there's a file on your system. If I cat slash proc slash this slash kernel slash sysrq, I'm going to cat that command. This is the privileges I currently have with that particular key, the sysrq key. Now, what if I wanted to change that? Well, I could change those to instead of 16, I could change it to one, right? And then I could put that in slash proc sysrq. And already I know the command is not going to work. I'm in the fish shell, by the way. And you see the red is letting me know the command you're trying to type is not going to work. I'm going to hit enter anyway. But the reason it's not going to work is because it already knew I don't have permission. I don't have permission to echo something into this. Well, let me up arrow.  Well, sudo, right? sudo echo one, and then direct that into sysrq, actually, because I'm overriding the file. I really don't need the double greater than I just need the single one. But that is an error too. Now what do you do? Well, now you have to really think about things because the problem here is you just gave echo sudo privileges. You don't need sudo privileges to echo, right? But on the other side of the redirection, you didn't give yourself sudo privileges for this. So how do you get around this problem? I'm going to tell you now, anytime you encountered this problem with any protected file, T is your lifesaver. So what you want to do, take away the sudo privileges from echo, echo doesn't need that. And then echo one, what you want to do is pipe that into sudo T. So you're going to give T elevated privileges to write to a proxess colonel sysrq. If I do that, now it has changed that file. I'm going to go back and set that though to the settings as before I'll change it back to 16. So that's just a little trick that you can do with T. I found those two tricks very useful, especially the Vim one. And of course, you know, I showed you a little bit of what you can do with both cat and tech. Now before I go, I need to thank a few special people. I need to thank the producers of the show. I need to thank Devin Gabe James, Matt, Michael Mitchell, Paul Scott, Wes Allen, Armoredragon, Chuck Commander, Ingrid, Diyokai, Dylan Dorsley, Lennox, Ninja, Maxim, Mike, Erion, Alexander of Peace, Archon, Vitor, Palatinate, Rip, Rif, Steven, Willie, Red Prophet. I don't know what I said, but I don't think I pronounced it right. Red Prophet, Steven, Willie. All right, these guys, they're my highest tiered patrons over on Patreon. And all of these ladies and gentlemen as well, all these names are seeing on this screen right now. 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What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We've been 23. Penina Mose, football choice, 10 box break, number 2. Picker team style, read off the list for names of our teams. Got Adam K. Jets, Diana D. Jags, Patriots, Diego I. Raiders, Edward E. Panthers, Edwin S. Giants, Gilbert M. Broncos, James P. Bills, Jason A. Vikings, Jason B. with the Dolphins, Jeremiah P. Steelers, Joe H. Ravens, Justin C. Chiefs, Keith B. with the Falcons, Matthew G. Titans, Mitchell J. with the Colts, Nicholas O. Seahawks, Peter A. Niners, Roshim H. with the Eagles, Richard P. Chargers and, no, Chargers, Richard K. with the Browns. Robert D. Lyons, Ron A. Bears and Cowboys. Steven W. Texans, Thomas K. with the Bucks, Timothy M. Commanders and Rams, TJW Cardinals, Todd P. Bangles, Victor F. Saints, and VPOTC with the Hackers. Good luck here. Let's do it last spot mojo. It'd be awesome. Here, Tim. That would be awesome. You will? Okay, Fanatic already said something about it. Okay. Did the shot, yeah. Okay, so the Fanatic Streams will be back up soon. If you guys are watching Fanatic's live, lane broke it. That's what we're just gonna tell people. DTR for the Browns and Tariq Stevenson for the Bears. On your choice, exclusives. So, Bears. Got a Jalen Ramsey Silver, Mosaic Tiki Barber. That is a Don BB on the Auto. Nice one there for the Bills. Congrats, Buffalo. And number 280, we've got Camakers, Derail Rebus, and BJ Ojalari. Congrats to the Rams, the Jets, and the Cardinals on that. We got DTR and Tariq Stevenson again. The Loch Ness Monster. Silver Rookie, Marte Mappu, and Derek Henry, National Pride. Is it now? Is it? Kalaja Kansi, nice one there. I can see that is a auto for the Bucks. Thank you. We've got 280, Devon HN. That is Jerome Bettis to 80 for the Steelers, and Christian Kirk for the Jags also to 80. Clayton Tune for the Cardinals. Roshan Johnson for the Bears, and kid reporter. Silver Najee Harris and Deandre Swift. Nice one for that. We got two autos in this box. Dorian Thompson Robinson, congrats on the DTR. Going to Cleveland, backup QB2 there. And Josh Jacobs, that is Black Gold Auto, five of eight. Congrats to the Raiders, very nice. Josh Jacobs, little kind of a color match-ish, not the yellow, obviously. Come on, but the Black on that one is for sure. There we go, that is five of eight. That's what I'm saying, Moose. That's what I'm saying. Watson, he said he's hopeful to play on Sunday. Steve Young to 80, Wes Welker to 80, and Jordy Nelson to 80. Couple of nice ones there. Niners, Patriots, and Packers. Tyler Lacey for the Jags, and Jalen Carter for the Eagles. Nice one there, he's having a killer rookie year so far. I got another two autos in this one. Art Monk and Jake Haynor, Mosaic debut. First auto to 25, Anthony Richardson. There we go, Colts. Four of 25, one off Jersey number. Congrats on that, there we go, Indianapolis. Colts is gonna be, I can find him here. Mitchell Jay, congrats Mitchell. It's gonna work just fine for him, man. Get that into a mag. And Ahmad Rashad in focus signatures, going to the Vikings. We've got Jason Taylor to 80 for the Dolphins, Shaq Thompson for the Panthers to 80, and Tariq Stevenson, rookie to 80 for the Bears. The Bears. The Bears, yeah, really good timing is right, yeah. On the DGR, yeah. Push your wing, come on. Right, all right, we got a peacock coming up here, rookie exclusives Chad Ryland and Parris Johnson, Silver Charles Woodson and MJD. That is gonna be a Colby Wooden going to the Packers on the yellow and red auto. Congrats Green Bay, we've got to 80, Brian Branch for the Lions, Joe Thysman for the Commanders, and National Pride of Joe Burrow. Congrats Bangles, nice one there on the peacock. Super short print, National Pride Joe Burrow. Another good half case, man. This was a great overall case of, choice is pretty loaded, man. Choice is pretty loaded, I will have to say that. Marte Mapu for the Patriots and a Colby Wooden for the Packers, it's a kid reporter, got Silver of TD, Mosaic rookie Quentin Johnson, got a Herman Moore going to the Lions on the Mosaic auto, Swaggy G Immaculate, Illuminance of Elite Patches, thank you buddy. All right, 280, Jalen Ramsey for the Dolphins, Joe Namath for the Jets, and a Christian Gonzalez for the Patriots on the rookie, nice one there as well. Another peacock, Zay Flowers, nice one Ravens, and Jordan Battle, I think we got another two autos, again dude, Dorian Thompson Robinson and Devin White. First auto is gonna be to 25, Nick Chubb, Showtime Signatures, congrats Cleveland. Be awesome to see him once he comes back to 25, Nick Chubb, and rookie auto for the Packers is Sean Clifford, red, yellow, Mosaic auto. We've got Derek Hall to 80, Dan Marino to 80, and don't think it's a rookie, it's Denzel Ward, nice one there for the Browns on the peacock, Browns have done very well in this break, congrats Cleveland, Denzel Ward, to go along with the DTR auto and the Nick Chubb auto, yes, the Browns have done very well actually, they even take the Nick Chubb into account. Got a black gold coming up in this one everybody, Jalen Hyatt and Brian Branch. You got the Browns in this, Cuddy? Hell yeah man, nice, CJ Stroud to 80, congrats on that Texans, there we go, four of 80, and Vita Vaya to 80 as well. Got Ventrell Miller and Joe Namath, redemption is gonna be a, Bijan Robinson, in focus signatures, Fusion red and yellow, congrats on that one there, Falcons, there you go, Atlanta.  Hell yeah dude, this stuff's good man Moose, this stuff is good, another really good, like a full case of this would have been in sync, so we had the Nebula, we would have had a couple more Peacocks, obviously, as well as the Herbie black gold, right, we've got Cedric Tillman and Nolan Smith, yeah, stuff's good man, stuff's really good. Valami Fajoco Jr, B.J. Ojalari, and auto is Jamal Williams, nice one there, congrats Saints, we've got all to 80 here, Dwight Stevenson for the Thins, Javonte Williams for the Broncos, and Rookie of Miles Murphy going to the Bengals. And last box of the day, good luck here everybody, another two autos and a Peacock, let's go dude, DJ Johnson and Tyler Scott Rookie, yeah it is gonna be a long recap honestly though, we've got a Gino and Jack Youngblood, nice one here is gonna be going to the Jets, that's an in focus second year sauce gardener on the auto, congrats on that, we've got Redemption is Jordan Addison, Rookie, Autographs, Mosaic, Choice, Fusion, Red and Yellow, that is going to the Vikings, congrats Minnesota, and we've got a Fletcher Cox to 80, Tim Tebow to 80, and Alan Lazard for the Jets on the Peacock, last card of the day, daytime here is a Peacock, which is awesome, very nice. All right, start off with our numbered stuff, thanks. We've got all these are gonna be 280, with the exception of the black golds at the end, Miles Murphy, Javonte Williams, Dwight Stevenson, Vita Vella, CJ Stroud, nice one there, Derek Hall, Dan Marino, Christian Gonzalez, Joe Naiment, Jalen Ramsey, Joe Thysman, Brian Branch, Jason Taylor, Shaq Thompson, Tim Tebow and Fletcher Cox, I'd probably mag that just to be safe, I'll just do it after, yeah. So Rick Stevenson, we're gonna mag the Stroud, Wes Welker, Steve Young, Jordy Nelson, Devana HN, Jerome Betis, Christian Kirk, BJ Ojalari, Dorell Rivas, Cam Akers, Black Gold, Nick Chubb to eight, our Peacocks, we had a Alan Lazard, Denzel Ward, and Joe Burrow.  Congrats on that one. Unreal, another great case, man. Thanks again for the fill, next up got nothing.