All right, Lady, what is this everybody welcome to show and tell it's me Lady Aida with me Mr. Lady Aida here on camera control audio control We're at the Aida food factory as you can see behind us not a green screen real factory behind us We do all our manufacturing the electronic goodies you love to use in your projects if it's stuff but for the next 20 ish minutes we're going to check in with people from our community who are going to Video in and show us what they're working on whether it's machine learning or shipping products or synthesizers or hands We're gonna find out what they're doing. So let's kick it off with Kevin from digi key We have some special guests tonight first guest Kevin. Did you get what you're doing guys? Hey, how's everybody doing? Good good. So a couple of weeks ago. I showed you guys the the DK favicon logo that I 3d printed Yeah, and as promised I have it connected to Aida fruit IO So if you want to share my screen, I'm gonna zoom in on it or focus good enough. Okay There we go So with Aida fruit IO I have it set up so each color I can change to basically whatever I want and You can see with Aida fruit IO working over the internet and then back to the board. It's quick. It's like Seconds I was quite impressed with it So now yeah, so now I have this DK board. I'm using the the feather ESP 8266 Mm-hmm, and it seemed to be the best one I tried a few different boards, but that feather seemed to cooperate the best with my my limited skills So, all right. Well, whatever would have been possible and now it's easy. So Good work Evan. Nice work. So it's You know be able to do this on the fly and It's quite simple to do you guys have some great tutorials and all these parts are available through Aida fruit or through digikey Yeah, and Special thanks digikey. We have an Aida box coming up We also do the great search and that's becoming one of the more popular segments because if you're gonna find something You're probably gonna find on digikey, but you can use lady to skills to help you find that and more Thank you Kevin. Yeah, and we're really looking forward to the next Aida box. It's gonna be exciting I wonder what it is All right, we'll see you next week. Maybe all right. Take care guys. All right next special guest Jenny from edge impulse. Hello, Jenny Thanks for having me. Yeah, Jenny's going to talk about an event that Aida fruits part of with edge impulse And I think Sony and more take it away Jenny and thanks for coming by show until now So yeah, I just wanted to talk a little bit about our event on July 28th We are working with Sony and Aida fruit to put on this workshop We just recently Release support for the Sony's presence board with edge impulse So that includes full support for our camera microphone and on board accelerometers as well We're just gonna go through and talk about how we can use a And edge impulse and the sensors on the Sony board to make embedded machine learning models Okay, right on we're gonna put this on our blog We'll have a reminder and then for the folks out there when you're thinking about hardware choices So on the Sony's presence you can run Arduino on it. You can run circuit Python You could put machine learning stuff with edge impulse So there's a lot of things you can do and we also stock them in the Aida fruit store. So we do All right What's your cat's name? Okay We're doing the machine learning thing that helps people keep cats off the counter. So we will show you that project later There's no way they do what I'm sleeping. There's A lot of a lot of the show and tell us what pets people have in the background Thank you Jenny and thank you blue jeans a cat Next up JP what you got going on this week. Hey, uh, so I got my cat named Lars sitting right over The cat nothing cat pretending just to sneak into my life and my heart It's very dangerous. We sent him so what I've got going on today. This you may remember may recognize This was a little macro pad keyboard. I built using the Pico and and a custom PCB I built a few months ago and I put out a guide on how to build that and the software that I showed and that was working as a USB HID keyboard But the other day I decided to write some new software for it that allows it to work as a USB MIDI Keyboard but not just a regular MIDI keyboard that kind of plays chromatically through all the notes of the piano But I wanted to make one that makes it easy for someone like me who doesn't play piano It doesn't play regular keyboard to still not hit any wrong notes So if you've studied any musical theory, you may know about the different modes So that you can have things like a C major scale a C minor scale I see Lydian scale a C frigy and scale and these are all sort of subsets of a 12-note chromatic scale that kind of all work together and set a certain mood And so what I've got here is actually a keyboard that you can configure when you boot it up So if I hit the little reset button there, it's now waiting for me to pick any any note So let's say that's the key I want this in So I'll hit this bottom right key as an enter and now I can pick a mode and it'll preview those modes for me So if I hit The first note that's going to give you a major scale That one's minor Pick that one's mix of Lydian So when I like the scale that I've picked there or the mode I've picked there again I hit enter and now it's three octaves of that so You Can create little jams little ditties without needing to actually commit the Keys to memory and know how to play them on the on the bevangelus without Yep Any since I just have it plugged in using a free synth on on this lap on this computer here. That's called helm But there are also hardware synthesizers that can host USB keyboards So pretty much anything that can that can host a USB MIDI device. You can plug this in and play And so tomorrow my show on the the workshop show I'll be digging into this more and showing some of the details of how that works how I Created that and then hopefully I'll start a Guide on that and maybe port that to some of our other keyboardy kinds of things like our little Macro pads and stuff like that our little one by fours So that people can play some cool jams Just much a P and welcome back this week We have your product pick of the week and then we'll continue to put in the clips from the show starting next week That's right. Great. Thanks. Oh, thank you. Thank you JP. All right. No, Pedro Oh, I just thought was that your dog? Yeah, sorry. He thinks it's time Okay, so last there a couple weeks ago We were showing a prototype of a super cool project that Dylan had worked on we just made the case for this Right at the end of July just looked up a LeVarne you guys know from Sartre King and reading Rambo is gonna be hosting at Jeopardy Yes, my son's favorite watch it if it's the highest rated one Maybe they'll do what they should do, which is oh, yeah, he's always asking if it's playing or not But Lamar had an idea of having Making like the buzzers that they use on the show with us or a playground blue fruit So ever presses the button first, you know, it'll light it up the color of the Contested of the player and what's really cool is the the CPB that you can cool thing that Dylan had it was the ability to change modes to have like Bluetooth HID keys being sent So if you are playing like the game on a computer it'll send the actual keys over there And you can turn that on and off with the mode select little on and off switch That's on the CPB the reason I would request that is because it was sending like commands to my phone And I get almost locked me out, but awesome cool feature that you can do that You can turn that on and off and then of course everything snapped it together up reprinted You have a stomach speaker on the bottom so you can have that audio bowl play and it's a Cool little way to get ready for Jeopardy Sound effects is and is that what they look like? It's it's like it's hard. They're always Yeah, yeah, it's sort of like that a little bit bigger, but this is slim Yeah, yeah, it's all snapped together and screwed it together so everything's super modular We have actually built this with the bolt-on kit So if you're using this like an education like setting you can keep reusing the CPB for different projects So it's a way to reuse the electronics Just launch the video and the guide today. So check all that out I do like the solder free projects. Good work knowing Pedro and Dylan. It was a good team up This was on our list for a very long time. Yeah, and I was like, you know Jeopardy and Lovar Burton hosting it I thought this is a really good way to maybe have something ready for when that happens. We can we can play along Practice your lesson. All right, and then quick up I asked no Pedro to send me an air tag via UPS around so we tracked this all the way up to New York It took I-95 and this you know parasitically anonymously Pops on to people's iPhones and sends its location However, we're trying to figure out now that it's my hand if they say like beep. Why doesn't it beep? So we don't know why it's not doing that yet But we'll see maybe it just takes a while Maybe Apple change some stuff if like if it's out of state, maybe it doesn't be who knows But we did this experiment and my tip for everyone is because I just read about these students who had their CubeSats Lost by FedEx if there's something that like really really matters Tossing in one of these although not free and not cheap It's a lot cheaper than losing your year's worth of student CubeSats, so I'm thinking that this might be a neat hack to keep track of that Absolutely needed package and if it gets lost you still want to find it I guess we sent it some art to a gallery and DHL lost it for a month, and it by the time it arrived The gallery show yeah Anyways neat idea we're gonna find out more but this just arrived and it has it all the way leading up to Adafruit But after it got here unknown so we'll see Yeah, we'll keep trying. I'll keep trying throughout the show. So if you hear like that audible, that's me. Yeah, I mean all there is is a beacher in there Okay, cool Alright Scott's hand. Hello Can you hear me too? Yeah Um, okay, let me unlock my phone. So I wanted to show off. Uh, this is largely Antonia's work But um, what we have here is The latest version of glider Um, and I actually have this feather NRF 52 840 that it's actually just connected to So what I can do now is I can like list the files here Like if I just want to read code up I I can list it It's nice and quick. There is actually a progress bar now as well. So um, let me switch to a different file Oh, look at that nice file Browser. Um, yeah, so you can it actually works now It was it was broken there, but no, but I'm saying that's why you're shutting up Yeah, here's the current contents and there's just like some stock content So if we if we do this what this is going to happen is circuit Python is going to restart because we're writing a file So you'll see it actually reconnect um Pretty quickly and without any sort of interaction that I have to do so that's really cool. And then if I go back And where's the where's the board that you're connecting to sorry? It's like it's like right under my hand Oh, sorry, but I can like move it further away No, no, it's just I actually was across my desk everything is not plugged in on your desk. It's like, what is it? um Okay, cool. So it's like three feet away. I don't know And it's working bluetooth. Yeah, it's working. I'm pretty happy with that. I've got a couple other Like uh eyes to dot and t's to cross, but then I'll get a pull request out by the end of the week And I'll be streaming on um Streaming on friday all this stuff And it'll probably be very hot. So that increases the likelihood that I dump water on my keyboard. So that's always entertaining yum All right, gotta keep your keyboards watered. Thank you so much Thank you. Uh, let's go to lis. Hello, lis Hi, how's it going? What'd you get going on this week? Uh, so i'm working on a project uh, then hydro uh for a macro keypad And it's probably cool to have a screen Um, and every time you press the button you get a new frame of the party pirate Uh, so as you're typing or sending MIDI things you get a dancing card Unfortunately my um webcam is watching at the colors a little bit, but we are doing the full Beautiful party colors, but I see the party parade. It's moving. It's dancing. It's partying Good work. Hi faster. This versus long go cat. I don't know both are pretty cool Well, that'd be a cool showdown with people like me midi drumming. Yeah That's right All right, thank you so much lis and uh, sorry I was sending you I sent you an email just Right today because I'm I was just running late during the week. Sorry, but I sent it to you Okay All right, thanks lis. Thanks. I'll talk to you later All right next up phone me guy. Yeah, what you got going on this week? All right. Hello Uh, I have a uh actually first, uh, I need to say a huge shout out to no one page Oh, they designed this uh this crank arm and this thing's really cool. It can bend back and forth and it free spins there That's super neat. That's when we saw the playdate come out We're like we should just make a crank for like other stuff and we did Yeah, so I've got a rotary trinky inside of here, um, and we can hook it up to the phone I'll plug it in. I just have an otg cable to a phone And the way we have it set up is uh, basically to try to train yourself to use social media and devices less So as soon as I plug it in it's going to start changing the brightness on my device to go down Um, and it forces me to have to crank it. So if I start cranking it here Um, if I get going fast enough then it will eventually stop changing the brightness down And if I go even faster then eventually it will make the brightness go up So it's kind of a way to make it inconvenient It's like okay, I'll look on social media, but I but I have to do some some cranking Yep, exactly right So uh working on the guide hoping to have it wrapped up this week on that one All right, cool. And this is neat because it's it's it's actually a demo of hid on ios and android to do brightness control It's interesting because we're using the media commands for brightness that we weren't sure were Supported so we actually had to like like there's no documentation that says it works, but it turns out it works. Yeah Yeah, yeah, we um also Got the inspiration from this paper where they were saying like Hey, maybe everyone shouldn't scroll on twitter so much because it's kind of killing everybody like Mentally, so anyways, uh good work on this. Maybe we can help some folks Figure out what's important or just like they'll have very strong arms from cranking this whole tiny Or it could be a cool accessibility thing I just thought it was neat to see like can we plug it tricky into a mobile device and the answer is yes For sure. Yep. Thank you. Good work for me guys All right mark. How's it going and congratulations on your first open source hardware certification? Yeah, uh, thanks. I wasn't around last week really so, uh I really wanted to say thanks for that. It was, uh Great to have you guys feature that and I was so happy about it. Yeah, we have it here This week I've been working on the lamp and I've got a bunch of plastic Um, so I've been experimenting with various types of plastic To see what would look best, uh, so if anyone's wondering the top left is Prop Berlin, I probably butchered how I was saying that the next two are polycarbonate um, they're both The the two on the left are both about half a millimeter thick And the one on the right is actually um Probably only a tenth of a millimeter thick And then the bottom right is the white led Acrylic that tap plastic has it's also about half a millimeter thick So let me Bring up Of course now it's not gonna come I feel like we're watching a particle accelerator channel. Yeah, I know like how's that? And Okay, let me try to turn my camera on and off again and see if that actually went in doubt reboot. Yeah Turn turn the rudder on and off Do you want to just hold it up in front of your? camera Oh, you know what if I actually start the right camera that would work better So, yeah, I've now got the led plastic inside the lamp The leds inside are just free or just hanging there right now. So it's not working. Uh, it's not an even light But yeah, this plastic works great if you just need something you want the lights to be really diffused behind Um, they're they're only a couple inches away from the side uh, so yeah, the lamp is slowly coming along and uh Looking a lot better looks great Yeah, the plastic works great. So, uh, that's good. I know some people are asking about it. So It's incredibly flexible bendable. It's easy to cut.  We use it now and we stock it for the matrix led panel So we'll check out this white stuff too. Yeah, the white stuff is great. All right. Thank you Thank you so much mark and thanks again for sending us this show and something I was having a rough day that day when this came in the mail.  Yeah, thank you so much. I had a blast making it. Yeah, this is really cool. All right Well, thank you mark. Excellent All right, that's show and tell everybody. Thank you so much for joining this week This is our favorite half an hour of the week every single week We'll see all of you on ask an engineer in just a few minutes. Thanks everybody. See you next week some 30 p.m. Eastern Time the longest running And largest show and tell in the world It's right. You can well actually me on twitter, but it's you do it I guess go for it. It's true. You're wrong. All right We'll see everybody later. Thanks everybody. Bye. Bye


Hi everyone, Joe for JaspeysCaseBreaks.com with Black Gold Breaked. We did it 2015, Panini Black Gold Football, Random Team Break number two with six number block spots being given away, six National Treasures Football number block spots being given away, and a little bit of break credit too, just to help push this along. So we'll do that randomizer at the very end of the video with a different dice roll. But first, let's do the break. Big thanks everybody right here. Remember, if you're watching live, we just have to do one more. Break number three, sells out everything. It sells out the NT football number blocks, sells out the NT football break itself, and then unlocks that $1,000 break credit promo. The details are on JaspeysCaseBreaks.com, let's get it done. So let's do the break first, different dice rolls, seven times, one and a six for names and teams, one, two, three, and seven the final time. Seven times for the teams, one, two, and seven the final time. All right, so no trade windows in these little filler breaks, but here's the first half of the list here, and there's the second half of the list here. All right, so let's sort by column B by team, and let's print it. Let's rip up the box, let's see what we got inside. All right, so here, one of these are gonna be for break two, the other one's gonna be for break three.   So one, two, three for the top box, four, five, six for the bottom box, and it's one, so it's gonna be the top box right here. So this box we will save for, for random team number three, that's the last one, that unlocks everything. We need slider boxes for those two thicker cards there, we don't have, so we'll just, we'll have the shipping team take care of it. Three Melvin Gordon, it's 99, I don't know if I have enough, these top loaders, top loader shortage is real boys and girls. All right, that's for, that's for Jeremy and the Chargers, it's Cam Newton, big NFL logo right there, 31 out of 149. Matt Jones autograph for the Redskins 99, that'll be for Don. There is Marcus Mariota, rookie autograph, 33 out of 99, he's got some good penmanship right there. So the backup in Las Vegas, this goes to William, who has the Titans. And speaking of the Raiders, there's Amari Cooper rookie autograph, 34 out of 99, that's for Chad. Nice couple of nice rookie autos popping there, especially that Amari Cooper. And the last pack here, we got Calvin Johnson to 199, what it'd be, six, five, 237, speed, hands, pretty great, this one will go to Jason and the Lions, you got Melvin Gordon with some, I don't know what's happened there, you see that little blue sprinkled on there? I don't know, got some blue on there, 27 out of 49, chalk paint, it's not from this, this one's Johnny Manziel, it's a lot, all right, set that over there, Johnny Manziel to 199, golden days card, David Johnson, quad relic to 99, that'll be for Steve Birch and the Cardinals. And there's Justin Hardy, jersey and auto for the Falcons, grand debut autograph to 199. Sean, absolutely PJ, I agree, I wish Calvin Johnson didn't retire either. What's he doing these days, just hanging out, I don't know if he's doing any TV or anything like that. All right, so thanks everybody. Now everyone of course has a chance at those number block spots, let's flip back to the list here, let's grab everyone's names from Steve, down to Don and everyone in between, there's some new dice, there's the new list, and we'll match up with something right here. Good luck, let's roll it, there you go, let's roll it and randomize it two out of three, five times. So it's going to be the top, top eight after five we'll get something, top six we'll get number block spots, the next two we'll get break credit after five. Good luck, one, two, three, four, and fifth and final time. After five, now from nine on down, my apologies, sad times for you, but we'll get them next time. In fact there is a next time, we've got to do one more of these, so maybe try to give it another shot and we'll get them next time. Congrats to Tom and Sean, you guys are going to get break credit, a little consolation prize, maybe you can put that break credit towards that next black gold break. Congrats to the top six, you're in the number blocks, Michael, Don, Sean, Rob, Steve and Chad, there you have it, alright so once again Sean and Tom with the $50 break credit, Sean and Michael you'll be in that $300 spot number block, Rob and Sean you'll be in that Dolphins Eagles Packers, et cetera, et cetera, number block, and Chad and Steve in that Chargers Bangles number block, pretty nice stuff. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, let's do that last one and unlock everything. I'll see you a little bit later for that one, bye.


Welcome everybody, and welcome to the Open Networking and Edge Executive Forum. From last year's success, we've even made it a bigger event. We exceeded the registration and we are really excited that all of you could join. I'm your host, Arpad Joshpura, here at the Linux Foundation, and I will walk you through some of the high level happenings in the open source world. But before we go there, let me cover some of the logistics of this virtual event. It's three days, three time zones, three hours. It's live and content is not repeated across three zones. So just keep that in mind. I have some basic housekeeping rules for everybody. Please abide by the Linux Foundation Code of Conduct. So utilize the Q&A box and ask questions of our speakers, right? All speakers are live. They'll take a few Q&A based on based on time. Remember, we get this opportunity once a year to ask executives and most of the presentations are really around what's happening, what are the priorities, what are the call to actions for our community, a five to 10 year vision. So just keep that in mind. If there's a logistic question or, you know, event related, you have the email, events.netbooking.org. Now we are starting today to accommodate the West Coast and East Coast and more NAEU friendly. Tomorrow we're starting in the evening Pacific time to accommodate our APAC friendly time zones and then obviously Thursday we're starting very early on the Pacific Coast for the EU time zone. So keep in mind, you're welcome to join all three. In fact, I would recommend you join all three days to get a full flavor of the global ecosystem. And, you know, as I said, none of the content will be repeated. So with that, let me get started and walk you through the state of open networking and edge. As always, everybody wants to know what's the buzz in the open ecosystem, and the buzz falls in three categories. Security, the re-aggregation, meaning coming together of multiple things, and what's the next big thing or things. So let me cover each of these in the short timeframe I have. The fundamental buzz this year has been around open source security, and it's in high gear. It's in high gear because there has been research done, there has been analysis done, there are tools in place, and fundamentally the ecosystem has come to a conclusion that open source is more secure than a proprietary stack. And so we at the Linux Foundation are working together with multiple leaders in this space to help shape this security aspects of open source. So let's start off with a few very important research and surveys that have been done in this space. Now I know you cannot see the left hand side and that's on purpose. These are infographics from a survey done by LF research. I want you to download this survey. But the call outs on the survey says 90% of the community is using open source or wants to, but it's there, open source is everywhere. Almost everybody is concerned about security, and only half of those are using what is called S-bombs or software build-up materials, right, and I'll talk about that in a bit. So there's some work to be done, but security is very important given that open source is proliferating in almost all the aspects of what we do. There's a second research done by Linux Foundation, OpenSSF, and Harvard. And again, you cannot see it and that's by intent because I would like you to download this. And what research is essentially saying that security is not a plug-on or a tool, it is the entire software development life cycle that's important. And it's not just CVEs and vulnerability management. Packaging, integration, everything are part of the security and supply chain. And you have to focus on the top projects within the domain to determine the criticality of security. So connectivity for us in the networking space is going to be the center of attraction. So we just have to be very clear on that. Okay. So what do we do about it, right? So what we do is we kind of have this ability to put a framework in place for open source projects, right? We have a foundation wide framework where we can take six actions and the actions, as I said, are from end to end, a developer to a consumer. We identify the most important critical components that need to be secure because not everything can be 100% secure. You identify and automate tooling. You identify what is delivered in the CI CD and the life cycle, specifically around training. You identify the packages that come as a result of building the entire stack. Then you track the S-bombs as we call it, software build of material, right? The package name and etc. And then you obviously customize your research. So this is the general framework that we are applying to pretty much all of the open source projects. And then getting it back into the networking umbrella, let's look at how we are going to visualize it. So under the LFX tool that has been so popular in the industry, Linux Foundation Networking and Linux Foundation Edge as projects and as umbrellas have been used as an example of or a leading example of how security should be done. Primarily, we all know that if there is no connectivity, there is nothing. So this is the critical aspects of not just our infrastructure, but our global reach and our global support for the community, right? Whether it's end users, whether it's enterprises, whether it's governments, whether it's cloud, right? So here's an example of how we are going to track display, monitor, manage and provide more security to open source projects within Linux Foundation. If you need to know more detail, we are announcing a new white paper, releasing a new white paper today on security. It gives you that framework. It gives you the analysis. It gives you the ability to sort of participate. And I would say if you're joining for the first time, please join workgroups, task force, security committees. There is nothing you don't have to be a designer or developer. You could be anything and you can still participate and not only gain value but contribute back to the ecosystem. So open source security is the first bus. The second bus is re-aggregation in the open. And what do I mean by re-aggregation, right? Everybody has heard disaggregation, right? Separation of control plane from data plane, you know, separate hardware from software. All of that kind of the last 10 years has seen tremendous, tremendous value. Well, it's time to re-aggregate, but this is a different level of re-aggregation. It's a re-aggregation of communities, organizations, so standards, alliances, other open source foundations and projects, right? As these open source projects mature, how do you pull it together? So before I go into the specifics, I came across this extremely interesting infographics, which basically says over the last several decades, how does the economics of creativity work, right? In terms of both monetary value and the value to the society. And you can see some of the technology evolutions, right? Whether it's music or games or whatever. But the two I want to point out is software design has stuck out significantly. And what's coming up big is community building. And that's what we do. Community building on open source software. So that's where, you know, collaboration and re-aggregation of communities are very important. Okay, I just thought this was quite interesting because it's so relevant to what we do. And so to show how communities come together, we measure and we measure and we make sure that that we can grow. Here's some examples of networking edge and access projects, right? All the way from the packet core, which is magma to edge to data plane acceleration, to a lot of networking, a NOS, DENT and ORAN software, right? All the way out the stack, huge growth in terms of, you know, contributor strengths.  Everywhere from that range. So really good contributions. We have really doubled down on our collaboration with standards, alliances and specifications, as well as other open source foundations. You can see a check mark on pretty much everything that we have been doing here at the Linux Foundation because standards and open source alliances and open source need to work together to provide and use a value. So we've said that from day one, and we are doubling down on that. And to be to be a very fair we are seeing increased collaboration across these foundations. You'll hear from, say, GSMA and NGMN on Thursday. And, you know, we're excited to have a lot of other foundations represented through our members as well. Okay. So here comes the re-aggregation of projects. And this is a very popular open source project re-aggregation diagram that we have been using. But this is how projects from an end to end perspective come together. And it doesn't have to be, you know, within Linux Foundation, it could be outside, it could be your own, you know, multiple types. If someone says I need an end to end stack from edge access enterprise all the way to the core, how do I build it? Here's an example. And so what the community has done is it has launched an initiative we announced it last year at this event called 5G Super Blueprints, which is, you know, super as in, it's like sort of the umbrella blueprints. And the team started working on it. It's very popular. If you're not participating, you're missing out. And what the team's doing in an open way is aggregating components of the software sub system in an open banner so that people can add it and reproduce it. And they're testing it in real labs. So I'm pleased to report that integrations between several key projects have been complete, right? Whether it's ONAP and Open Daylight, ONAP and some version of Magma, Anuket and ONAP, MCO, et cetera. And we're working to get some of these moved into the RAN aspects of things. So clearly, huge progress. There are case studies under development that will have real deployments of 5G Super Blueprints. But keep in mind, if you're an end user, you just download and deploy and you're ready to go, right? If you're a contributing partner, you can take this and harden it for, you know, providing value to your end customer. It's just the work has become simpler. And the goal of this whole blueprint is to speed up innovation. So we also issued a press release today on the whole security as well as the Super Blueprint momentum. We welcome some of the new members that have joined the Linux Foundation Networking recently to provide help on an end to end manner from core to edge. So this is really exciting. And we are, you know, extremely happy to report on the progress. And the final buzz are what's the next big thing or things, right? And before I get into the next big things, let's just take a moment to recognize what I keynoted last year in terms of the next big thing for the next year, right? Hindsight 2020. It was all 5G. It was all cloud native. It was all Edge. And please to report what's making headlines, right? You know, some of the articles that have gained coverage, you can see, you know, a few examples on North America, right? You can see a few examples on APAC. You can see a few examples on EMEA. All of these point to huge support and movement around specifically 5G, around specifically open source and things that move into the RAN infrastructure. Okay. So what's, what does it mean? And I had this slide last year, and it's getting a lot more traction this year, and we are kind of looking at two major next big things, if you may. There is a lot of work going on in the Gnosis, if you may. So the disaggregation or the separation of SDN, control plane, data plane kind of, you know, this is mainstream. If you look into either the cloud data centers or even enterprise data centers or telecom data centers, there is a need to get into the separation of sort of hardware and software at the Linux kernel level, right? So, you know, on Gnosis-like, then Dursonic or Deynos or things like that. And then obviously the rest of the industry this year is extremely focused on ORAN, which is really the opening up of the last piece of the puzzle, if you may, beyond edge for the entire telecommunication system. So that's kind of the high level thing. And then obviously no keynote will be complete without talking about 6G. And while 5G is going through its implementation phase, we're starting to see 6G requirements emerge, right, whether it's use cases or whether it's the specifications on data rates, capacity, latency, etc., etc. And then what we are starting to see is the edge compute even moving to mainstream. And one interesting fact I want to point out, there's a Mackenzie study that came out on digital transformation and digitalization index. And it is very interesting because if you look at the left, I'm sure you can't read this, but the green is really the verticals that on the top that are ready for digitalization, right? So the networking, telecom, ICT world, the media world, the financial world, trade manufacturing, oil and gas utilities. And then the red at the bottom is more markets that have a slow to adapt digital transformation, agriculture, construction, hospitality, healthcare, etc. Now keep in mind, I want to point, the reason I'm bringing this up is digital transformation is also enabling and using and taking advantage of edge computing. They seem to go hand in hand. Or I could even flip it around and say edge computing is speeding up digital transformation, right? Because as we mentioned last time, the markets on the top, manufacturing, energy, commerce, retail, home, etc. It's a linear list of prioritization of where edge is relevant and how things all come together. So we're really excited that we are moving with the market and we are really looking forward to the participation from you all. So with that said, I'm going to wrap and remind everybody, ask questions. You have a once a year opportunity with the top 30 thought leaders in the industry. These are leaders who are movers and shakers of the actual global networking and edge industries, right?  Of course, nothing is complete without a few announcements. So stay tuned for some few announcements over the next three days. And if you want to participate, like there was one of the questions already that have come in. Here's a new website for networking. Go get started, right? Just there's a button, how do you get started? So take a look. And with that, welcome to Onif. And I am very excited that you are all here. I'm going to be the host. So I'll pop in and out as needed, as required. And with that said, we have a fantastic, fantastic schedule today. We look at the first half of Onif through the break. We have some of the largest end users from North America, right? We have everybody, including US governments and telecoms and infrastructure and users and things like that. So listen on what they need. After the break, we move to Edge and IoT. And then we wrap with our cloud. And so if you can see how, you know, cloud, Edge, enterprise and telecom, they all come together because the building blocks are the same. Okay. And with that said, I am going to invite our first speaker.


My name is Tim Desi. I'm the director of the Center for Community Initiative Organization based in Darsalam, Tanzania, which is CCI. CCI supports the Tanzania Federation of the Urban Poor and works in a number of cities in Tanzania. As far as COVID-19 or corona is concerned, Tanzania, like many other countries of the world globally, has also been affected by corona or COVID-19. And as a starting point, when we hand about the problem, we as CCI and Tanzania Federation, we approached the municipal director health department to find out ways on how we can provide support to people living in informal settlements. As a starting point, we conducted an assessment to identify challenges which are being affecting the people living in informal settlement. One of the major challenges is about people living in informal settlement are very overcrowded, particularly in one house. And even for children to play is very very challenging and very difficult. The other challenge is about lack of water and sanitation services, which lead them to become very difficult for them to have a hand washing facility. And the third point is that people living in informal settlements are very poor, hence it's really very difficult to lock them down and because they have to go out to do their business. So what CCI did, we trained a group of more than 20 Federation members, particularly youth, who were the facilitators to train on COVID. And number two, we provided facilities such as buckets, hand washing facilities and sanitize and soaps and all those kinds of things. And the last thing, we also provided training materials for the communities. On the finally, we are seeing that many places that we have trained and provided all these facilities for COVID, there has been tremendous impact. Many people are now being educated. And we would really want to expand this kind of initiative to cover many many other areas. And we look forward to the partnership arrangement between the government and other players could really make a great impact to the COVID-19.


What is going on ladies and gentlemen this is Dan Wimmer from ZenDude Fitness and today we are doing a straight 10 minute jump rope challenge. First of all guys I want to send a shout out to our boy Wolfie Dragon. He's one of our Zen dudes in our dojo and he had this idea to just see how long people could jump rope for. So my idea for doing the jump rope was why don't we start off with a 10 minute challenge, nothing fancy, regular bounce, running in place, boxer skip whatever you want. What I want you guys to do is just go for 10 straight minutes consecutively. Also to my beginners out there if you can't go 10 straight minutes that is totally fine. Don't worry about mess ups and don't worry if you can only get three or four minutes. That's not what I want you guys to focus on. I want you to focus on building your endurance and just seeing how long you can jump rope consecutively for. If you guys like this video please go ahead and give it a thumbs up below and subscribe if you guys want to just learn how to have fun, jump rope, get super lean and have an epic life. We're doing this with the agility rope from CrossRope. This is their basic rope. We also have this linked up below. It's the one you see in most of our videos. It's the best one that we have found so far on the market. They have other weighted ropes and speed ropes, but for this workout we're going agility rope, quarter pound weight. Alright dudes and dudettes let's get into it. Alright ladies and gentlemen getting into it here. Now we got 10 straight minutes of jumping rope. So what I want you guys to do is go at a moderate pace. Don't burn yourself out.  You're not going to be able to go for 10 minutes. So pace yourself guys. Notice the first thing here as I always discuss in all the videos. Look at my form, my elbows are in, my hands are jutting out to the sides, my hips, my wrists are controlling everything and I'm just maintaining a nice even bounce as we go along here. This guys is just about increasing your endurance and starting to get used to more of that consistent impact on your feet. At first I wouldn't recommend this to people who are just starting out just because you probably will experience shin splints, but for those who want to challenge themselves and have been jumping rope for a little bit I think this is a great workout to do. And look at that guys we're already on minute number two. This is easy. It's super easy. Okay not gonna lie it's not that easy. I was as you'll see here by the end I was so dead. What I do is I go in between like as you see here I'm doing like pretty slow regular bounce and then I'll switch it up and speed it up and do faster boxer skip and that was just to keep me like just going and also like not getting bored so I would count to like 30 seconds and then switch it up and in between each one and I found that that actually helped out the most. Do the thing ladies and gentlemen do the thing. We're almost done with minute number two here. Also guys if you can't do these that's fine. You can just do like three minutes or four minutes and if you need to rest do that. I encourage you obviously to see if you can. The challenge is to be able to try and go for an entire 10 minutes straight but if you can't do that that's also fine guys. The goal here is just to build your endurance overall. Shout out again to my man Wolfie Dragon in our Facebook dojo. If you have not checked out the dojo click the link below. The dojo is basically for anyone who wants to learn exactly how to get lean and shredded in the easiest way possible. We teach you how to eat. We give you recipes. We give you workouts. We give you literally daily accountability from Brandon and I so just to be straight up guys there's a huge value in the dojo and not just from us but from the people who are actually in it like the guy who recommended doing this workout. There's some amazing people there so if you're looking for more accountability and a way to get lean that's fun and get shredded do it. It's click the link below check out more information on that but for the meantime keep jumping rope baby keep jumping rope. You know what's messed up guys check out my shirt you know I had this great LA shirt and then I put it in the wash and yeah it came out and the bleach totally ruined it now it looks all retro or like I've been just laying in dirt all day like Dime attacks from a baseball field that's what it looks like that's cool though I'm not mad about it I'll just have to get another one even though it's my favorite shirt okay guys I'm just I'm trying to make you laugh here because honestly jumping rope for 10 minutes straight is not easy your shoulders are probably starting to burn but guys who cares the way that I do this and the way I found most helpful was I found two songs one was four minutes and one was six minutes I don't have it I couldn't play the songs I was listening to because of copyright reasons and YouTube is really annoying about that but I was listening to Kendrick Lamar's money trees and I was listening to Earl Sweatchert's grief and the reason I say that guys is because if you just concentrate on it's much easier for me to listen to a song and be like all right all I have to do is just jump rope for the duration of these two to three songs instead of thinking oh man I'm on minute five oh man now I'm on minute six and there's ten of these I find it easier just to jump rope to music um and it helps just like make the time pass by also guys what I want to talk about too is just push yourself like yeah this is hard okay like get like let it go this is really difficult my arms are really tired but guess what you have five minutes left of this and then maybe you do this one more time and that's all the exercise you have to do for the day I think people way over exaggerate the difficulty or like oh you know I'm feeling it's really hard or I'm you know it's feeling real and my muscles are burning whatever who cares just take a deep breath and forget that your muscles are burning and just keep going I cannot stress to you guys enough how much the the body really only uses 40 of what it's capable of and when I say that what I mean is most of the times when people are dead quote unquote dead tired and they're exhausted and they want to give up they've only used maybe and I'm talking maybe 40 of what they're capable of when in reality they could keep going way past that point you just have to fight through a little bit of that pain and guys that pain is where you break through and make real changes in your body so don't avoid that pain go into that pain feel good with that pain um and also guys don't be soft like I'm just gonna be straight up with you I think there's so many people when they're trying to lose weight and get fit who simply just don't want it enough or they're just too soft and you know I'm always gonna be the provider of of tough love for you guys and and I just I think a lot of people are soft like look if you want to change your body then do these workouts and do them as best as you can and if you're starting to get a little tired who cares push through it like not everything's going to be super easy in life and I understand that um you know getting fit is no exception that's it's a difficult thing that takes a lot of perseverance it takes a good mindset it takes positivity and it just takes doing the thing guys there is no magic pill here that you can take that's going to get you there faster you need to suck it up and put the work in and just like that my motivational rant is over and we're already on we're already on minute seven guys so we're almost done with this uh this first circuit um again if you just want to do this one time for beginners like I totally understand this is not easy and I was really spent after this just to let you guys know as well what I did was a I did this circuit one time and then later in the afternoon I did three more circuits of 30 seconds on 10 seconds off like you'll see in a lot of our workouts so do that you know split it up a little bit I understand like it might be kind of tough on the legs to do this uh two or three times total but again push yourself do what you are capable of almost coming up here on minute eight ladies and gentlemen as you can see I'm getting well you can't see this but I'm getting pretty fatigued I'm getting to the point where I'm like all right this is uh this is a lot of jump and rope at one time I also don't ever jump rope for 10 minutes straight like ever so a lot of people ask us Dan how long can you jump rope to be honest with you I could probably jump rope like I'm I I do feel like I do a good job of fighting through this pain I'm confident that I could easily jump 20 minutes maybe 30 minutes at this pace um but yeah it's not it's not like super it's not a walk in the park that's for sure um you can't see this here also but I really get into a headspace where like I just feel the pain and I just picture myself like guys this is another strategy that I think is amazing I just transport myself to a different place so like literally as I'm doing this jump rope workout I'm sitting on a beach with my shirt off and my bathing suit meditating and letting the breeze blow over me like I'm not even thinking about the impact that this is having on my body because I've practiced for a while now just putting myself in an entirely different space so that I can focus on just continuing to go without focusing on the fact that I'm out of breath that my shoulders hurt that my legs hurt and that my feet hurt a little bit so remember that guys the mind is a very powerful thing if you tell yourself if you tell your body uh to just ignore some of that muscle like acid the lactic acid buildup which is just burning it's not unhealthy to feel that it's actually a good thing if you can just tell your mind to ignore that then you can just keep skipping and I think that's one of the most powerful things about exercise is that the mind really controls everything it's not about starting out super fit remember that oh man ladies and gentlemen we are still doing the thing I did I should mention I messed up one time and you'll see it here at the end I'm so bummed man I had like 20 seconds left here's what happens when you don't concentrate I I was getting lazy I was getting tired and instead of just bucking up and saying no Dan spin the rope faster stay more concentrated I messed up at the very end and I was going slow and you'll see it here in a sec but point is I didn't need to do that I could have easily completed this workout with zero mess ups and instead I let my mental stake at the best of me by letting that one mess up slip in there at the end I got a little sloppy but it's all good because next time when I do a 15 minute jump rope challenge or a 20 minute jump rope challenge obviously I'm going to be sure to not mess up and to stay as on point as I can having said that if you guys mess up not a big deal not a big deal like it's not easy to jump rope for 10 straight minutes without messing up so don't feel bad about that guys also comment below give us your suggestions I think this is one of the most fun workouts that I've done just because it was literally just feedback from the community from someone who started it in our dojo and it's become something much bigger there's my mess up geez come on Dan have a great one ladies and gentlemen see you on the next workout