listen it's the message right here black boy tell me how you really feel because i just want to build with you black girl tell me how you really feel i want to keep it real with you i want to live better eat better i want to love better sleep better yeah i want to feel so aligned why do hoes get chose and good girls don't definitions are very tricky hoes sexual liberation i don't know if it's a ho versus a good thing or versus i'm a ho verse i don't know i'm not saying i'm disagreeing but in my mind if that ho is given the man the attention that he wants specifically the attention that he thinks he needs but the good girl is saying prove yourself to me where you think he's gonna go if the good girl is saying impress me first not saying this is right or wrong i'm just saying that's the dynamic of when you say good girl this is what's happening in a relationship of a man and a good girl versus a man and a hoe if that hoe is listening or satisfying a specific need that this good girl will not give where is he gonna go he's gonna go to the hoe if that good girl is having unrealistic expectations about how she needs to feel in the conversation versus understanding that as much as you're impressing you need to impress me you need to woo me but i also need to show that i can care for you if the man feels that it's a one-sided thing he's going to go to a woman who understands a transaction a hoe i do this for you and you will do this for me because no matter what it is you give a different name or whatever it is to to him but he's feeling in that moment that what i'm giving to you i'm getting something in return versus this situation where at certain times is one doing and then the other times is another person saying okay i accept versus i'm doing and then you're also doing if the synergy or the energy is not reciprocated niggas is gonna go for the hose and the good girls will be less stranded i put them in quotes because i still don't know the definition of hose versus a good girl just yet but i'm trying to tell you what the dynamic is of what will attract a man versus not attract a man that's how i answered that question if that makes sense okay describe your ideal woman and describe her ideal man so pretty much is my ideal woman i'm my my ideals woman's man that's a good question oh damn that's a good ass question my ideal woman i'm looking for a woman who's compared who i'm i think i'm compatible to you know i don't have a list i do have a list i'm not cap i do but i don't know if it's that long um i'm just looking for a black woman probably specifically but apart from that anything else is compatibility so i would assume i'm that woman's man too because i'm compatible to her and she's compatible to me then we can discuss our model of love and what it would look like for us what it would how would it would sustain us and eventually if we're thinking about a family how it would sustain our family too um but i'm looking for a compatibility i'm looking for a woman who understands my essence understands me why i'm doing what i do then if i can trust that then i've given her the permission to to look inside of me and decide what needs to be changed if i trust you on that i hope that i'm that man for you too in that other aspect of it so i'd like to believe that whoever i'm compatible to she's also going to be compatible to me what makes black men hesitant to fully unify in peace with black women what makes a black man hesitant to fully unify with a black woman maybe our goals are different it's not i don't know take it take the race out for example take everything out just talk about two human beings for us to unify we have to agree in certain terms but if just without the race right the pain point of black unification sometimes that because we're all black we think we see everything the same way and that's where it's confusing it's not a bad thing it's not a good thing it's just black women are having different priorities now and black men are having different priorities it's just that simple and my question when you asked me in the beginning was my theory and i think is my answer to this too if i was going to say my answer but it's also located theory because i wanted to be challenged but i do not remember any time in history where we went to black liberation and we all said yo this is what will make sense for us it never the world was just changing niggas is changing men are changing for what it's worth with you know women are changing drastically then women have different goals women have different ideas of how their family should be different have different everything has changed and specifically it's new men came up with a different models of families still open to changes but it's still different and then when you have those two goals i'm not saying you're not compatible i just said we haven't even talked about how we're changing so if we're changing so drastically where do we think this unification is going to come from not going to come from anywhere because we're all still we keep we're pretending like we're this shit is not making us different but it is making us different like for example it's i'll give you an example i don't know if a lot of people are just looking to get married or know why they're getting married right black men i would like to think that there is on the forefront of us is seeing that our marriage represents something a little bit more you know so we have to do things a different way if your man is suggesting that you'll look for this shit to make sense i am a man and i will take your certain responsibilities you approach a woman with that in that sense she may say no because she has a different definition of how a man should be in that marriage and i don't know if you guys know this but it's kind of hard to be told as a man how they should be in a family it's very difficult because i already have a model i'm not looking to be taught by a woman how to be a man in a relationship i'm not no woman is going to teach me that she's not going to teach me how to be a husband she's not going to teach me how to be a better man no no well a better man she can help and support correct but it's not she's not going to tell me how to be a husband in a relationship if she is then she could look for another man for that this is why i don't argue i don't have this conversation with that i'm just looking for the woman who understands where i'm coming that's all but i'm not looking to sit down and say hey look this is the kind of husband i want you to be in this in this family's like okay cool i'm just not the man here maybe just substitute me for another man it's not me i will just quietly escort myself out of that conversation i don't think you're wrong i just think you're just different from how i'm saying this that's all why do you hold on to women knowing you don't want to be with her long term that's a good question i'm trying to think if this happened to me before and i don't want to answer the question based on another person's answer but i know it happens a lot so i'm a little sensitive to that question of all questions i'll give you an answer that one i don't know it's it's tricky because time time is a very interesting thing so can i skip questions because i don't know the answer to that question um why do we what if what if we just don't like you what if we decided that we didn't like you eventually what if you were dating a girl that you really liked and then you decided you didn't like her so why do you hold on to her hold on to her oh that's the trick question okay you didn't get okay you didn't end up hold on to her you're not gonna be with her hold on so when you mean hold on you mean you kept telling her you kept telling how i want to be with you i want to continue to have a long-term relationship but then but you know deep inside you don't want that for her so it could look like that or it could look like um you know i don't want to be in a relationship with you but i'm still going to hit you up so you can come over or i still because he wants to enjoy being you know in your company like okay you romantically yeah but i don't want to be with you like why do you not why do you hold on to her in that aspect hmm just fulfilling something though but you're also admitting that he is telling you that he does not want to be in a relationship with you because i want to know the difference between a lie of him directly lying to you and if that's the case that's an easy answer he just didn't make a fucking lie to you versus telling you that he didn't like you but he like expects of you which i think everybody does do that to a certain extent i think do you understand what i'm saying i do i think in some and in most situations it's an unspoken thing so it's it's the it's not a direct lie of i want to be with you but i you know don't want to be with you long term or i just omit that i don't want to be with you long term but it's more of the we have fun i want to be with you let's continue doing what we're doing and i'm just not going to say anything i'm not gonna okay so if he doesn't say anything doesn't that mean that he's trying to decide if you're the long-term answer i don't know if men have a problem with deciding who's gonna be long term though is deciding if you're the one that's going to be the long-term answer but then if you know that she's not the long-term one why do you continue to engage in secret right taking our resources right right you allow you continue to allow her to pour into you for what yeah that's a good question i don't know i don't know i don't know the answer to that but yeah i don't i don't know the answer to that at least not yet but here are the factors that i see i don't know the answer to that specific question but the factor that i'm also seeing is if a man is approaching you to get resources from you and just use the word i wanted i don't want it to make it a intimate whatever just resources for me and you're not wanting to give him the resources because he's either said or not said which technically is an answer in itself right not that he wanted to be with you in the future why are you allowing him to take the resources from you there are two questions on board the questions that you asked me and the question i'm asking now why is he still being allowed to take the resources from me is it that you're believing that he has said something and is but you want it to be a different answer i think from a woman's perspective what you're saying and what you're doing don't match up so then women are trying to figure out which one is the truth is it true that you know you do want to be with me do enjoy my company my time because you continue to hit me up we continue to do other things whether that be intimate or not um you know you seek some kind of solace within me or is it true that because you haven't said anything or you have said i don't want anything further which one is which one is the truth your actions or what you're saying or not saying or not saying so if you're not saying here's i think about your two ways it's either i know i wanted i want to be in a long-term relationship i'm trying to decide if it's you or i'm lying to you are you willing to accept that i haven't decided that it's you that's the that's the that's that long-term answer that's where i'm coming from i still don't know the answer to your question though so i'm not dodging it but i'm also seeing it from the other i'm trying to stay from a different perspective of what is are you accepting this thing because you think you can change me and so you never let me go or you're accepting my lie what is that i don't know but that's the that's the last one way it's not me i can tell you straight up if i want to be in a long-term relationship so just to be clear i i don't think i have a problem with that and i do present presently want to be in a long-term relationship i want to be in a relationship but okay okay i probably shouldn't have said that i said wrong with it i want to be in a relationship i do but i also want to choose someone and i want to make sure that person makes sense for that goal what kind of daughter do you plan to raise hey jesus you know it's not the relationship of the man and the woman that is actually the hardest part of this conversation is the relationship of the woman and his definition of a woman in the daughter that is the hardest conversation because you and the woman are two different human beings and you can always negotiate the shit out the daughter on the other hand is a little special anyway so i asked that question what daughter do i want do i want to raise yes what daughter do you plan to raise what kind of daughter if you're asking the black man though said i want to raise a strong independent black woman and then when she becomes a strong independent black woman we say nah niggas yeah niggas is doing too much the irony of life i do want to raise i don't want to raise an independent black woman i want to raise a woman who chooses the right person to be dependent on we're dependent social human beings we're dependent human beings men need and men need to depend on women and women to depend on men i am not raising my daughter to be an independent black woman i mean i'm raising my daughter to be conscious to understand the power of her blackness and the role it plays for her specifically for her family in the future and her community so that's my answer to that i'm not i'm i don't advocate for independent beings we're not independent we're created and we're here to be dependent but what roles are you playing what do you do best and not do best how do you want that to make sense for the future and secondly you know the dynamic of families in the future is also going to be different from what we're even talking about now so that's even no conversation that is crazy to even talk about right now but yeah


the topic which we are going to discuss is industrial hygiene & confined spaces dear students, the topic is a very important point we will observe the topic of the容易 it is necessary to realise what are the impacts of the factories त्रोपिक हमदा यें कहायता है ॔र अरय बोल को धारननेम ढवphasः्या。 बोल को बार जब note stucky । इर और अर आईद मोय सब चनि immersion । अर आऒ DOT मोभर और none of the अब आटियग पह लिस पर शलता म है । औरई वोद आών को भारदि셔서 long.  मसलन एदिटेशन का बाएश बन सकती हैं. मसलन लिटल बेट पेश बाएश बन सकती हैं. अब आब आब को बताया कि ये पेन या ये एडिटेशन कहाँ सकती हैं नोज में, त्रोट में, आएज में, शकिन में. आगर यहाँ पे ये डिटेशन का बाएश बन रही हैं, तो इस का मतलब हैं, ये एद बोरं प्रोक्सिकस आपके वूँचिं अवाश में शामल हैं. अब यहाँ अगर देखा जाए, काल सिनोजन्स जो हैं, बैसिकली ये हैं क्या? काल सिनोजन्स पी सबस्टन्सिस हैं, अगर कास मेलिकनें तुमर. ये थोड़े से सीरिस नेचेद की प्राबलम्स का बाएश वन सकते हैं. अगर बेजा ग़ोट शुदु होज़े किसी भी चीस के अंदर, किसी भी मसकुलर ग़ोट शुदु होज़े वहांपे, तो यो चीज तुमर तक चली जाए, तो ये बहूँ सीरिस नेचेद की हैं. उस्के उत्मां तेस्ट करना लाजम हैं, यून सानि सेथ के लिये हाम फलो सकते हैं, यह हल्फलो सकते हैं. और नुप बाजम is कैन्सीरिस टीशूज. अब यहापे इस बाद को आत्दर ने बयान किया है, बुअत तुबा के सॉस जिलग की नेटे चाइँ। को अरी सब मित्तिज回來 उया करावास़न से च्रिणत होगा के भीभे है आप सी ब वर पऊस kite-इय पैस्स काईच के मि�avors, अलेका आनएी बुत्दा है मिल्गे वानमाऽ है एकंसiron-कनी लज है ये वो फोल फक्तर्स हैं, अगर दन को शामल किया जाए, तो ये वूस्पूल क्रक्त्रिस्टिक्स वंते हैं, आश्भी होट, आश्भी सुटोज, हैजर्ट्स के लिए आप, आश्भी सुटोज, आश्बी तोज was widely used in commercial and industrial construction between 90s and 1970s. ये जो सबन दिकेड्स हैं, आश्भी सुटोज चल सा है, इस में ये चीजे वाटली अद बहुत बहुत जाए जाए जाए सूँँई उनाटी्ट स्थ अप आमैणका के अंतर. when an industrial facility is found to contain asbestos safety and health professionals are faced with the question and what was that question? whether to remove it or contain it should we remove it or should we work on these things? now what is this asbestos hazards here? asbestos hazards are the huddles in the organization and in the smooth functioning of the car and in this 4 things mentioned in asbestos are very important fire resistance in case of any fire fire prevention alarm or fire prevention devices are present asbestos hazards can be easily controlled similarly we see this asbestos hazards are seen here before making this decision the following factor should be considered and that factor counts here is there evidence that the asbestos containing material ACB ACM stand for asbestos containing material is deteriorating deteriorating means the loss of the waste what is the potential for the future deterioration and in the future whether the deterioration will be made or not we address this here and this is basically a factor which is considered when we look at asbestos hazards is there evidence of physical damage physical damage is there any effect in the organization or not it is called physical damage what is the potential for future damage same as we are saying in the future is there any damage in the future or not is there evidence of water damage to ACM or spoilage what is the potential for future damage whatever term we are studying in the present environment we will also look at it in the future if the environment is doing the right thing then it will do the right thing in the future this means that you are looking at its life how much potential is there in it 5, 10, 20, 30 years will it take proper results or not and we call this asbestos hazards points indoor air quality and sick building syndrome this topic is an important topic industrial hygiene and confined space if we look at it what is the key concept what is the key concept first let us see a key concept relating to indoor air quality is what has come to be called sick building syndrome if within the organization air quality indoors within the organization within the premises of the organization if the air quality control is correct if there is no air bone toxics in the air then we call it as sick building syndrome if in the organization the concept relating to air quality all the topics we see that within the organization is there proper ventilation system is there drainage system is there no smell there is no fragrance and the airy system is correct the windows, windows, doors or other exhaust fan we can see all these things with the help of sick building syndrome in reality a sick building is one that makes people sick because it has become infested with mold spores and other airborne microorganisms if the organization gets infected whereas it was healthy to know the organization this means that there is something wrong within your organization and within the premises of the organization although much is still unknown but still the point here is very important this student is that if sick building syndrome is seen then 30% of the buildings in the United States of America have air quality problems this is a very alarming situation sick building syndrome is seen in the United States of America in Pakistan, in developing nations in the developed nations but its percentage is different in the United States its percentage is 30% this means that 30% of the buildings are in the United States while constructing sick building syndrome is not seen


Hello everyone, I am Dr. Asha Thurngay and today we are going to discuss state diagram and state table for sequence detector using Moore model. At the end of this session, you will be able to draw state diagram and state table for the non-overlapping type sequence detector using Moore machine model. These are the contents we will be covering in this session. Now, before moving ahead, pause this video and try to tell what is sequence detector? Well, a sequence detector is a sequential state machine which takes an input bit stream and generates an output logic 1 whenever the target sequence has been detected. Depending upon the method used to detect the sequence, sequence detector are of two types non-overlapping and overlapping type. In non-overlapping sequence detector, there is no overlapping between the bits of one sequence with the bits of next sequence. In an overlapping sequence detector, one or more than one bits of one sequence can become the part of the next sequence that is there is some sort of overlapping among the sequence. Now, consider the example of a sequence detector to detect a sequence 101. First, consider the non-overlapping case. Let us assume that this is the input bit stream that is available. So, as per the sequence, once the complete sequence 101 is received, output bit becomes 1. So, let us try to trace the input. So, this is a 0 bit. So, it is not a start of a sequence. This is 1, it can be possibly the start of the sequence, but next bit immediately is 1. So, here the sequence got broken. So, again this one is assumed to be the start of the bit and then we will again the sequence is traced. So, 101. So, here the sequence received is complete. So, this is the last bit of the sequence, hence the output is made 1. Next, the next bit received is 0. So, this is not the start of the bit. So, again the next bit received is 1. So, this can be possibly the start of the sequence. So, 101. So, here the sequence is complete. So, output becomes again 1. So, this is the last bit of the sequence. This particular 101. Again the next incoming bit is 1. So, again this is the start of the sequence. So, 101. So, here this is the end of the sequence. Again output bit is made 1. So, you can see here the last bit and the first bit of the next sequence there is no overlapping. It means the next sequence starts after the end of the previous sequence. So, there is no overlapping between the bits of the first sequence and the next sequence. On the other hand, consider the overlapping case. Let us assume this is the input bit stream. So, again 0 it is not the start of the sequence 1 possibly, but the next bit is 1. So, we will not assume this as the start of the sequence. So, 1 this can be the start of the sequence 101. So, here the sequence is complete. So, output is made 1. This is the last bit of the sequence 101. Similarly, now this one bit can act as a first bit for the next sequence. So, here the next sequence starts from the same bit. So, this is 101. So, this is the end of the sequence this 101 and output is made 1. So, this is the last bit for the sequence this 101. Similarly, this one can again be treated as the start bit of the next sequence. So, this is the first bit of the next sequence. So, 101 and the output is made 1 again. So, this is the last bit of this particular sequence. Similarly, the next bit is again 1. So, this cannot be the start bit for the next sequence. So, let us assume this as the start bit. So, 101. So, finally this is the last bit of the sequence 101 and the output is made 1. So, you can see here in these 2 cases 2 to 3 cases here the last bit of the previous sequence is acting as the first bit of the next sequence. That is here 1 bit overlap is taking place thus this method is known as a overlapping type. So, 1 or more than 1 bits can overlap here. Now, let us see how the state diagram for the sequence detector using Moore model is obtained. Let us consider an example to detect the sequence 101 using the Moore model for non-overlapping type. Now, as shown here the number of states required to detect a sequence is always one unit more than the number of bits used in the sequence. For example, here the sequence has 4 bits. So, the total number of states required to implement this sequence detector for Moore model is 4 plus 1 that is total of 5 states required. Now, we know that in Moore model output depends only on the present state. So, output is specified here along with the state itself. In Moore model for a sequence detector the output is becomes high in the last state only. So, for all other states output is 0. Now, initially as soon as you apply the reset the initial state is obtained that is it moves into the S0 state. Now, consider the input bit stream received is as per the sequence. So, whenever it is in state S0 if input bit is 1 it moves to the next state. The next bit obtained if it is 0 it moves to the next state again. Let us assume the next state again obtained is the third bit. So, it will move again to the next bit and finally, the fourth bit obtained is 1. So, it moves to the next state. So, here if the incoming bit stream is as per the sequence always the state transition takes place from the one state to its immediate adjacent state. So, S0 is waiting for the first bit, S1 is waiting for the second bit of the stream, S2 is waiting for the third bit, S3 is waiting for the fourth bit of the sequence. And once all the 4 bits are received finally, in the S4 bit the output becomes 1. So, this is the first step. Now, again consider the individual state S0. What else if the first bit arriving is instead of 1 it is 0. So, here no start of the sequence will take place and the state will remain in the same state. So, here the next state is same as the present state it will remain in the same state. So, whenever in S0 if input is 0 the next state is S0 only. Now, let us assume that I have received 1 and it will move to the S1 state. Now, S1 state is waiting for the second bit that is 0. If the next bit received is 0 it will move to S2 state else the incoming bit is 1 it means thus is sequence got broken and now I can assume that the bit received at S1 is as if like the first bit. So, here after receiving that it still waits in the same state to receive the 0 bit. So, in S1 if the incoming bit is 1 it will remain in the same state to receive or to wait for the 0 to appear. Similarly, now S2 if in S2 if it receives 0 bit it will move to the next state, but what else if it receives 1. So, if the incoming bit is say 1, 0, 1 it means the sequence got broken. So, again I have to start with as if like the received bit 1 as the start bit and I have to wait for the 0 bit ok. So, here if 1 is received at S2 the next bit it will be waiting for is 0. So, here it will move back to the S1 state. Now, let us assume that the incoming bit is now again after 1 it has received 0 it will move to S2. Now, again it has received 1 more 0 it is moved to S3. Now, it is waiting for the fourth bit. If the fourth bit received is 1 it will move to S4 state, but what else if the fourth bit received is 0 it means it has received 1, 0, 0 and 0. So, if a 0 is received at this point it means the sequence got broken again. So, it has to again start tracing the sequence right from the first bit. So, here if in S3 it receives 0 bit it will move back again to the initial state and start counting from the first bit itself or start tracing from the first bit itself. So, this is how at S3 the state transition takes place. Similarly, let us assume that now all 4 bits has been received. So, 1, 0, 0, 1 is received. Now, if the next bit incoming bit is 1 then it will assume that this is the first bit of the next sequence. So, it will wait for the second bit and we know that S1 is the state where it is waiting for the second bit to receive. So, here in S4 state if the input bit is 1 the next bit received is 1 then it will move to S1 state else if in S4 if the incoming bit is 0 then it means it has to start again from the initial state that is it will move to S0 state. So, this is how the state diagram is completed for the Moore model. Now, once the state diagram is obtained based on this the state table is obtained. So, here as it consists of 5 states here the 5 states are represented in the present state and based on these 5 states based on the present state and the input value the next state is obtained and the output is obtained based on the state diagram. Let us consider the example S0. If the present state is X0 and input bit is A is equal to 0 then as per this diagram the next state is S0. So, here next state is S0 also if the input bit is 1 the next state is S1. So, here the next state is S1. Similarly, since it is a Moore model my output depends only on the present state. So, when present state is 0 the output is 0 as specified here. So, here the output becomes 0. Similarly, the outputs and the next state for all the states are obtained based on the state diagram as shown. So, this is how the final state table is obtained from the state diagram. Now, pause this video and based on the method discuss try to draw the state diagram and state table for the sequence 111 using the Moore model. So, this is the output. These are the references used. Thank you.


Hello, thanks for joining me. I'm out for a drive in my larder. We're going to go and park my car outside a lady's house who I don't think is going to approve of me parking my car outside her house. We're just outside Coventry in a place called Binley Woods. And the house we're looking for is the house where Heisenbukke lived in keeping up appearances now. I'm in the right road, Hever Road. I'm not exactly sure where so I'm just driving a little bit slowly and just trying to find her house. And then we're going to get out, see the house where all the filming was filmed. And then maybe after that we might drive into Coventry and perhaps go and see if we can find the house where Onslaught lived. Which this larder would be a bit more appropriate for. So Hever Road is now in two sections. So it must be in the second half. I was coming so it must be along here somewhere. So I've always enjoyed watching keeping up appearances. I found it a very funny program. There was a larder in it once. That was in an episode where she got out to ask for directions I think. And she sort of beckoned this man to stop and as he stopped everything fell off the roof and she went far too fast. Does your wife approve of you driving at that speed? So that was one scene where there was a larder. There also caused many other cars at the period. We're just coming to another. So long road this Hever Road. So a small village outside Coventry. This road's quite long. There was also, I remember once seeing an FSO Polynes. Of course Richard her husband drove a rover. That was their very sort of posh car. Maybe not. No, I just saw one house that looked a bit like it. Because sometimes you obviously get the same design of houses. Here we are. That's it. I'm going to pull up here. This is reverse. So we're outside Heisman Bouquet's house. This is something I've always wanted to do. I've always wanted to park my larder here. Now I just imagine her to come storming out and say, Will you get that car outside of my house? It ruins the tone of the area. Anyway, let's go outside and have a look. Well, I haven't had Heisman Bouquet come out yet and tell me to move it. It would be nice really, wouldn't it, if it really was real. This is the house. This is where Patricia Routledge was Heisman Bouquet where she lived. House next door. That's where Elizabeth and her brother Emmett lived. Emmett did come in later. I always remember she came out one day and just look, See there where my finger is. Emmett was standing there in a towel and she wanted Richard to go in front of Elizabeth about having a strange man to stay. She was not happy. She was saying, look at how it's going to make the valley of the house go down. Or we'd have to move because we can't possibly live next door to a lady who's got a strange man coming here. So let's just have a look. So obviously a larder doesn't actually appear as said outside the house. There was that episode where there was a larder reaver. As for the house, it has changed a bit. There's a little extension outside the front. That extension there, that wasn't there. I think the garage was there and all of that was green grass. And that's where Richard often had to do the garden. And he always had to wear a tie. She used to say, and he wasn't allowed to chat in the street. She said that was very common to chat in the street. People had to come in and have tea. I just saw the modern day Emmett going into his house. And so yeah, he was never allowed to chat in the street. That was so common, she said. And she always insisted he wore a tie while gardening. The other thing that I always think is really funny was her coming out the house, really annoyed when she saw Onslow pulling up here in his Cortina. And it would go bang, you know, always used to backfire. That was always hilarious. And I remember another time where her sister Rose, who had various different boyfriends all of the time, they were one day being offered a chance to be given a lift to somewhere. And he told that he had a posh car. The look of horror on her face when he turned up in a funeral car to give them a lift. And she was making them go round the block another time. There was another episode where they were getting rid of their old suite and Onslow turned up in a van. And she was complaining about this death trap of a van that Onslow was turning in. And she was making Richard go outside and convince them that they were just passing strangers who had stopped to ask the way and that they were just trying to help them. She could not have, you know, the embarrassment of this van parked outside and Onslow taking the furniture away. And then she said they can come back tonight after dark, providing there's not a moon. So it was always, always really, just really funny, always enjoyed. It's like I say, you can see now standing at this angle, the extension. So I said the extension wasn't there. The amount of times that she'd come out the front door and Elizabeth would be there and she'd call her in for coffee and she'd be shaking away. You know, she was so nervous of dropping her Heism special cutlery with hand-painted periwinkles. It was just, you know, a brilliant show. One of those ones, it didn't go on for too long.  I think Heisman Bacay, keeping up with it, she's ran for just about long enough. So that's the house. Another thing I always find though is as for parking a larder outside we don't actually know what Heisman would have thought of larders but I, in driving a larder, I experience, you know, all sorts of people. People come up to me and they ask about it and that. There was one time when I used to have to park down a residential road a bit like this but in a different town somewhere else for work. I used to park down a residential road and there was one particular house that did not like me parking my larder outside. I never actually saw the person but it was along the lines of no. It lowers the tone of the area. We're posh, we don't want a larder parked outside. All they used to do is put a sign saying, do not park here. I just used to think, yeah, you can put one every day. I used to come along. In the end I had a book full of all these signs and they just kept doing it and they never did anything more and then one day I came along and there was a sign in another language in about three different Eastern European languages and I thought this is really funny. I was almost tempted to try and get a classic car meeting of all the larders and get them to park outside that house. That never actually did happen. But yeah, when there are people I think we all know someone who's a bit of a snob and is a bit like Heisenberg. I always remember, you never actually saw her. An unseen character. Of course the most famous unseen character was good old Sheridan, her son. But another unseen character who supposedly lived at one of these houses down here was Mrs. Barker Finch. She used to go on about the hyphenated snobbery and how she couldn't bear to do anything with Mrs. Barker Finch watching who must have lived in one of these houses. Anyway, having had a bit of fun and visited the home of Heisenberg I'm going to get in the larder and I'm going to drive into Coventry and what I thought we'd do we'll go and try and find Onslow's house. I don't know how easy it is but I'm going to do a little bit of research. We're going to go and try and find Onslow's house have a look and go and we'll do the drive that she and Richard would have done in their rover so many times. So we're now driving through the suburbs of Coventry and we're looking for Onslow's house. It's a house a bit like this but it's down one of the small closest I think those were filming and everything it made it easier to stick it out the way down and close I think it's this one here if this is Mitchell Close Mitchell Close and her tea Yeah, I can't see a sign but I'm going to assume it is it's very narrow but here we are and it's the second house on the left this house here that is where Onslow lives and the park at the end we'll get out and have a quick look. So here we are this is where Richard had to park his rover quite often when they had to go and see what Heisen thought of as their embarrassing family members should often say things like oh you know I love my family but that's no reason why I should have to acknowledge something broad daylight although that was actually more for when they came to visit her now the house Onslow lived in was that one there so it all looks a bit different now but there was a hedge there was an old abandoned car and there was always a gate that fell off whenever Heisen walked up the drive the gate would fall off and a dog used to bark at her and make her jump so that is the house where Onslow lived I'm going to walk back to my car now I hope you've enjoyed this little exploration of the Heisen of Bukhedi keeping up appearance houses in Coventry thank you very much for watching please do feel free to like, subscribe and comment and from the road where Onslow lived which has probably had its first larder down it since God knows when thank you very much for watching please do feel free to like, subscribe and comment goodbye


According to the American Psychological Association, shyness is defined as the tendency to feel awkward, worried, or tense during social encounters, especially with unfamiliar people. Severely shy people may have physical symptoms like blushing, sweating, a pounding heart, or upset stomach, negative feelings about themselves, worries about how others view them, and a tendency to withdraw from social interactions. We're aren't born all bold, almost nobody is. The millions of people whom you see out there have some battle of shyness at certain points in their life. They all had to find ways to break through that awful mold. So, if you're terribly shy, you don't have to berate yourself, you're not alone, neither should you think you'll remain like that for the rest of your life. As with every wrong attitude or habit, shyness can be overcome.  You could keep losing opportunities because of shyness, and if you are anything like me, so many times you have lost opportunities and even hurt your most important relationships because you are shy. Since shyness often involves you being unable to be free around people, or being able to start and continue a conversation, or filling off when you are around people, it is a thing of your mind. If you can fix the thought process that encourages shyness, you can overcome shyness. The power is right there within you to overcome shyness. It's right there in your mind. I know how much shyness can cost because it costs me a lot when I struggle with it. Sometimes, being shy would mean not being able to speak up for yourself.  But if you are tired of being shy and determined to overcome shyness, I will share with you 9 tips on how you can overcome shyness in this video. Subscribe to this channel below so you don't miss other psychologically helpful videos to improve your life. 1. Start with your mind Shyness, as I said, begins in the mind. If you get your mind right, you will get your attitude right. Strength does not come from winning. The first way to overcome shyness isn't to deny its existence but accept its reality in your life and strive to overcome. If you are shy, it doesn't necessarily mean that you are introverted. You just lack the will to maintain confidence in social gatherings. But you can overcome this by starting with your mind, knowing that the struggle you face can be overcome. Anotrashnega said, your struggles develop your strength. When you overcome hardship and decide not to surrender, that is strength. You will experience too much anxiety about social conditions when your shyness is cognitive. This way, you will tend to worry a lot about people judging you. Instead of allowing this, the first thing to do is to look away from yourself, remind yourself that nobody is judging you. And this is what I have personally found about life and socials.  They start to pay attention to you only when they observe your too self-conscious.  You are not in their mind. And if they are, it's just people being people. Also, people are obligated to think what they want about you.   Too many times, you'll be surprised they aren't even thinking about you when you get close to them.  2. Focus on your successors. One of the ways I overcame and still overcome in shyness is by choosing to focus on my success rather than my failure. Shy people tend to beat themselves up too much for their failures while overlooking their successors. Make it a personal habit of thinking more about your successors instead of berating yourself for each failure. Celebrate your wins and learn from your failures. You may appear to be the most awkward person in the room but it is often not true. When you step into a garden or meet someone new, remember some things you have been able to overcome which were once difficult for you. This should show you that you are strong, you are not weak. Mark your success and celebrate it. You'll find it much easier to keep going. 3. Stop imagining the worst. If you're shy, one of the traits you exhibit is that you dwell so much on your mistakes. By doing this, often you project them into the future too.  You will keep making more mistakes because your expectations will keep creating problems. Negative expectations could always produce negative results. Break the circle and stop imagining the worst. Too often, not and worse can happen if you just believe differently. Work on positive images of social interactions by using visualization. When I want to start a new project, I visualize myself having finished the project before getting down to execute the project. This way, I am emboldened to face the project. Imagine your plan will succeed when you attend your next social event. Think through the specific steps you plan to take. It will ease your tension and focus your mind on the positive. 4. Use positive self-talk. When I was terribly shy, I always sold myself shots. I remember I was always too shy to confront people. I would charge 20% for a job I was supposed to charge 100% for. The bulk of the crush I experienced in my attitude came from speaking negatively to myself. It's an age-long principle but it is so true.  You always have what you say about yourself. So, if you are in the vein of overcoming shyness, choose to speak positively about yourself. Positive self-talk may seem like some hula-baloo you don't want to get into.   So, your life goes in the direction of the things you say. Say positive things to yourself. Talk yourself up when you need encouragement. Sometimes, we just need a little more time to get through a situation. By using positive self-talk, you can push your limits and perform better. When leveraging positive self-talks to boost your confidence and overcome shyness, use you instead of I. Some studies show that saying you can do it is more effective than saying I can do it. 5. Practice exposure therapy. It is said that courage is not the absence of fear, but choosing to do what you must do despite fear. Similarly, shyness may not suddenly go away until you start to expose yourself to the things you are afraid of. When I wanted to challenge myself to overcome shyness and timidity in socials, I played the dare game. I would choose one thing I was most afraid of and would do that thing on my bedside. By acting in spite of fear, slowly, shyness began to dissipate. According to Wikipedia, exposure therapy is a technique in behaviour therapy used to treat anxiety disorders. It involves the patient's exposure to the feared object or context without any danger to overcome their anxiety and or stress. By exposing yourself to taking baby steps in the things you fear, you lose your fear for that thing. Fear is overcome by action. Social anxiety may never go away completely. However, if you get it to manageable levels, it can change your life. You don't have to see a therapist to practice exposure therapy.  Go every day into a social situation where you feel shy.  By doing this daily, the shyness will slowly decrease. You can overcome shyness by sitting back in the house, walk down the street and talk to at least one person. When you do it daily, you'll get used to it. If you are extremely shy, you may want to see a therapist. That could expedite your healing process. 6. Don't hang out with shy people Since you become like the people you hang out with, don't hang out with shy people. In fact, one of the ways you can practice exposure therapy effectively is to go out with a bold person all the time when you want to meet people. Since certain attitudes are contagious, it is easy to quickly peak up boldness when you hang around bold people. I know it can feel comfortable to hang around people who are shy like yourself but the bad side is that such a group won't give you the boost you need to overcome shyness. You need a group of people who aren't like you. You'll remain the same when your closest influences hold you back. Look for more friends who are outgoing and outspoken. Look out for them when you are at social events or just out hanging out. Observe what those people do and learn from them. 7.  In the same way, you won't overcome shyness overnight. So, go slowly. Although I must confess, I overcame social shyness mostly by reading the okaneji how to win friends and influence people. You should read a book many times if you haven't.  You can't change overnight. Change can be annoyingly slow sometimes. So, you can only expect your confidence to grow step by step as you expose yourself to more social situations. Moderately shy people will overcome shyness faster than those who are severely shy. Set goals that are realistic on how you would work on yourself over the course of months, even years. As you continue to get better, you can add more difficult social challenges to be more confident. 8. Stop thinking about what others think about you. Nobody cares. People are too busy with their own thoughts to be concerned about what you are hard for dinner. It's a painful fact but it's one that would liberate you from shyness. People are hardly thinking about you because everyone cares about their own problems, not yours. KTU Bank said, For me, that is the crux of no longer being shy, taking the focus of what others think of me and placing it on being myself and placing it on being my best self and surrounding myself with others who make me want to be a better person. You may think everyone in the room is watching you and judging you. Here's the truth. No one is watching or judging you. They are just as nervous, insecure, shy and worried as you are. Instead, focus on what you think of them. Someone wrote, When we put our attention on other people and decide what we think of them, we can take the pressure of ourselves. 9. Learn to love yourself. Succeeding at anything requires that you love yourself. Love yourself enough because if you don't love yourself, you will not believe that anyone else will. Bane shy can make you put yourself down. Whatever you think wrongly about yourself may not be true. Love yourself just as you. Think about your successors. Consider and focus on attributes that are good about you. Take care of your health by eating well and sleeping well. These little things indicate that you care for yourself and you appreciate yourself. 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Good, thanks Adam. So, I'm Neftos for those of you who don't know me. I've been a contributor to KDE for a couple of years now and in the last two years I've been in the KDE board where I mostly handle community and organizational issues. For my day job, part of my day job at least is working and running with innovation programs where I help startups getting their ideas into prototypes and into MVPs and they can then take out in the market and if things go well then they can start fundraising. So, this is part of my inspiration for choosing this topic and also another part of why I chose this topic because I see more and more of our products growing and many potential candidates to burst out of the KDE bubble, burst out of the first Linux tech ecosystem bubble, which is great and I think we have a lot of potential ahead going forward. So, we may be talking about three things in this talk, products, try to define them and figure them out. Bubbles, what they are, how I see them working in KDE in our ecosystem and then trying to figure out ways that we can break out of them moving forward. So, let's get started. So, products first. Depending on where you stand and what perspective you take, there are various definitions of products across the web. I chose the one from the ScamGuide because it's closer to what we do, software development and delivering this kind of products. So, in the ScamGuide, a product that is defined as a vehicle to deliver value. So, you are developing something that intent is useful to someone out there. So, to further define that, a product needs to have clear boundaries. So, it's not something random and that keeps changing. It has non-stakeholders, people working on it, people interested in it and it has a well-defined type of user or customer if you're selling that. Now, on the nature of the product, it could be a software application as we develop. It could be a service that you offer. It could be a physical product, maybe a phone, a laptop in our case or it's something even more abstract. So, it can get various characteristics depending on how you approach it. Trying now to narrow it down a bit in KDE's case, what we say are our products. This is what I came up with. Feel free to share in the chat if something I missed or you thought of something else. For example, we have applications, lots and lots of applications. Some of them, we group them into groups. KDE Gear comes to mind, KDE Gear Mobile also. So, those can be considered to some extent products on their own as groups. We have things like the frameworks. So, development frameworks package of frameworks that help developers and are targeted at them. We have things like the Plasma and Plasma Mobile environments that are a specific niche of their own. We have, of course, hardware devices like phones and laptops that we get to the market through our partnerships with other organizations and companies. We also offer a wide variety of services. We might not be developing these products, but we do offer them to users and they will come to us about issues they have with them or their experience with them, like this big loop at an instance, like we have Kitlap on Invent, we have the Matrix Chat service. So, all these are in some way things we offer to our community. And arguably, you can also include events in these type of products. Academy, LAS, our major flagship events are things that we could be thinking as a product, because we have sponsors for them, we have users for them, we have people that are watching and find value in the participating. So, these are the various products. You can already see that we have a wide range of products and types of products in KDE. And this is very good, but also challenging. Trying to figure out how to approach this, I came across this complete product experience as Brian, they have called it in his book. So, I think it's valuable and you can see here the various sections that are involved in developing a product in a more complete way. We have marketing, we have sales, we have technology behind the product, we have all the supporting systems that help deliver this product to the users, we have all the third-party integrations that our product needs to work with, we have the support for our users, policies, of course, that define how we develop our product and how we deliver our product. We will get into a bit more details into the next section of this presentation to try and figure out what each of these involves. So, let's move into the bubbles. What's a bubble now? A bubble, as you know, might mean a lot of things, but in the way we use it in this presentation, it can be these two definitions that I chose. One is, it can be a situation in which you only experience things that you expect or find easy to deal with. So, let's say a familiar place that you are accustomed to, and it can also be a group of people who have a lot of contact and interact with each other. They have maybe similar views or at least they align on some aspects, but this group of people has limited contact with people outside this group. So, they interact a lot with each other, they do things a lot, a lot of things together, but they don't interact with other groups. So, these are the two definitions of bubbles that I find are relevant to what we do, to what we do in this talk here. So, trying to figure out the bubbles that are involved in what we do as a community and as KDE, I came up with this. If I miss something or you find something else, again, feel free to share it. I'll be happy to discuss more on it. So, I guess most projects start from a single person or that decides to work on something. Then this grows into a team, or they might sometimes start as a team as well, as some people gather together and decide to work on things. Then this team grows into a community for the purpose of this talk. I put KDE here, but this can be any major community around the product. What I mean by a community is that you know, start having multiple teams around the products and working each other, developing products in parallel on various fronts. They need to come together under one umbrella. So, for our purpose, this umbrella is KDE, and depending on your use case, it can be something else. Then outside of KDE, we have the whole open source ecosystem. This can be all of our network that involves the tech community, the Linux community, the open source community in general. Of course, the big bubble that we all want to break out from is to go out and reach the wider world. I guess part of the values of doing open source is about reaching and bringing the advantages of it into the wider community, into the whole world. These are the five bubbles that I would take into consideration for the next slides and for the next part of my presentation. Let's quickly go over a few of these bubbles and see what they look like and what are the major challenges that I at least thought about. When we are working solo, you are most likely scratching your niche and you're developing maybe in a long some way, you are developing by yourself product or application or something that you work on because you want to solve something for yourself. The good thing about this is that it's a major advantage I see is that it's easier and faster to make decisions, implement changes in the whole.  Of course, there are some challenges here because you're alone. There's always the past factor, if something happens to you, your product is probably dead or if you have public sizes somewhere, maybe somebody picks it up, but it depends on the work we have done to get this product out and more people to learn about it. That's an issue. Your product is still not independent from you. Another issue is quality. If you're working alone, there's not many eyes looking at your code, recommending changes, improvements and things like that. That might be also an issue as your product grows and of course you have limited resources because it's just you. There are so many certain things that you can do within your day, within your time. That's also a limitation. Now as you grow and you manage to attract people around your product and around yourself, maybe if you're the main trainer, you start basically building a team. This brings many positives with it. For example, every new team member will probably bring their own additional skills that might vary from yours or they can be similar to yours but from a different perspective or maybe they can be dropping replacements for you which increases the past factor. You also now have more resources that become available. You can utilize those in order to grow your product. You now need to start thinking about relationships, building a relationship between people, handling relationships between people and you also need to start thinking about communicating between the team and how you set up the proper channels in order to achieve that. Of course, all this brings with it an increased potential for your project to grow even further. The challenges here is that new people, they do bring skills and resources in but they also bring their own ideas and their own demands. So as people contribute more and more to your project, they want to have a say in the decision making. They will be proposing things. They will be demanding things from you. So this changes a bit the balance of the processes. This is why you need to start defining these processes, how you make decisions, how you collaborate on code, how you get things out to users, any public. So all these processes need to start being refined. And of course, as your team grows, you need to start thinking about collaboration to set up proper infrastructure so you can collaborate on various tools. These are usually simple in the beginning but as you grow bigger, they get complicated. So coming now back to the community aspect of it, in the case of KDE, what does it look like? So if you have reached this stage of having, let's say an umbrella community for your products, then you're probably part of an organization like KDE, like KDEV that can support you and your product. When I say organization, it doesn't have to be necessarily a legal organization but it's a structure that has specific processes, specific procedures, rules, and all sorts of things. So for this kind of complexity to work, you need to have this set in place. So at the same time, you'll get lots of support from other team members, from other community members, and especially from other specialized teams that are around would be looking on how KDE through its specialized teams can help your product at the next section of this presentation. Also usually in this kind of communities, there will be infrastructure in place that can help you scale. So other people will be working for you in order to have things in place that will help you grow. And of course, it's a very good opportunity because usually these communities will ship products in a more generic way. It's much easier for you to get your product by default into more distribution channels. Maybe if there are maybe distributions like OSS, they can ship your product together if you choose so. The challenges here are of course, as I mentioned before, the complexity increases a lot. You need to start abiding by community rules. You need to follow the procedures not set by you anymore, but from the wider community, you can of course affect them and work to change them, but still you need to do it in the spirit of the whole community. So you need to be using specific tools as well that the community has already chosen, maybe. This will also expose you to criticism when it's a criticism like evaluation from the other teams. So if you're working with other teams, it means that the other teams might have a say on the way you do things in your own team and they might propose different ways of doing things and might say this is wrong or this is right and things like that. And a major challenge to grow outside of this bubble of let's say the community of the KDE community is like getting users from non-KDE-focused systems or ecosystems, so people outside of our bubble, to use products that are in KDE. So this will get you into the next bubble, where people that are not maybe enthusiasts of KDE products or maybe adopters of a KDE product in general will start using them. So now you have breaking into the open source ecosystem, maybe Linux if you want to call it ecosystem in general. Here you will find a growing community of users and contributors that you can leverage to your advantage. You will have much more increased visibility in the FOS ecosystem. You might have people reaching out to you. You might be featured in tech news sites and things like that. This usually means that your project now starts not being maybe a playground. So this means you need to take it a bit more seriously. When you are under the umbrella of maybe an organization, one community, you could maybe not treat it so seriously or maybe not putting so much effort. Now you are exposed to the whole ecosystem. You have people coming to you with questions, with demands and things like that. Also, this increases the possibility for new sponsors, new fundraising to take place, because now you have all the FOS ecosystem available to you. What are the main challenges here? As we saw earlier, they need for integration. So if you are working with the whole ecosystem, you now need to actually be working with the whole ecosystem and the products. So you need to start thinking about how you can integrate with other products, with our desktop environments, with other distributions, with other platforms. So this is an important thing to take in mind as you will get requests to get your product on this or that platform. Another important challenge is to get your product to ship by default in many of these distribution channels. So get your product included in maybe a distribution or get your product included into a store or things like that where people would be exposed to it without maybe knowing too much about your product, but that would be a great opportunity to learn. And of course, through this, you also need to increase your distribution challenge, as I mentioned, to get your product in more places where people can download it.  What does it mean? It means that you have a leading place in a way potential for growth. You can grow exponentially as users now don't have to be maybe technically oriented, users don't have to be force oriented, they don't have to be open source enthusiasts. For example, they might just be enjoying what you do and don't know anything about the first background behind this. So your opportunity to grow now, it's huge. Your product now is part of the market, it's part of the whole market of applications and other products that are in the wild. So you are in a direct competition with them, which can be a good and a bad thing, but it will definitely help if you approach it that way, you grow and improve. There are increased opportunities here to attract revenue, so you can maybe make your product more sustainable. And by now, if you've reached this stage you need, you have probably reached a stage where you have already set up maybe some sort of organizational structure behind you for your product specifically, because the growth for it and its potential would probably meet this kind of backing and support. What are the challenges here? Well, being part of the whole world means that the market is available, means that the competition is fierce, you have to keep up with everything the competition does, your users will be exposed to what others are doing and there will be a constant demand, maybe for new features, maybe for increased quality in some aspects of your product, increased security and all those topics. So you need to follow the demands of the market, the demands of them, let's say modern user. Something also was considering that as your product grows, you probably need to start thinking that fundraising is maybe inevitable because it looks like it will be a necessity in order to continue growing as your demands are growing and you want to satisfy them and you want your product to grow, you probably need to hide people to work more dedicatedly on your product. And of course, by having all this organizational structure, we discuss about you need to start thinking on things like hiring, the logistics behind all these taxes, legal staff and all that. So these are major challenges, but hopefully they are good challenges because you have reached a stage now that you can grow even further. So just to try and let's say understand a bit better where we place ourselves, I prepared maybe this exercise to try and figure out where in these bubbles you'll probably place some of our products. Since we're already talking about the KD community, doesn't exist talking to the team in the solar projects, but of course we have the KD ecosystem, the FOS ecosystem and the world. So maybe if I can pick some of them, I will not do all of them, I just share some of them here that might fit in these three sections. Feel free to choose your own or if you are a maintainer of an application, do try and start thinking about where you fall into these bubbles and if you want to move into the next bubble and which bubble would be that one. So for example, we have things like plasma that one could argue that it's maybe grown outside of the KD bubble, but maybe most of the users using plasma are KD enthusiasts anyway because they are part of our ecosystem. So I will place it more into KD and listen to the FOS ecosystem, but it's still there and of course people in the FOS ecosystem know about it. Krita as we all know has broken out of the FOS ecosystem and is one of our maybe success stories and into the world they have users from outside of the FOS ecosystem, they have users that don't know much about FOS, they just know it's a good application and they want to use it, which is also good and it can be an introduction to what is the FOS ecosystem, what are its values and what are its benefits for these users. We have things like plasma mobile that okay it's part of the KD community but it's now shifting on hardware which means people from the FOS ecosystem are buying this hardware without necessarily buying it because it has KD product on it, but because they're interested in the hardware itself. So I would say that plasma mobile is starting to be more in the FOS ecosystem and breaking out of the KD bubble as it's progressing, same for the plasma mobile apps around it. Projects maybe like scan light are still limited to the KD ecosystem, things like dolphin, I think there were attempts to grow it a bit further in the past but it's usually used by people in the KD ecosystem. Things like KD in live has, it seems to be having growing momentum around it so it has definitely breaking into the FOS ecosystem bubble and it looks like it's a very good candidate to break into the world bubble or the world market if you want to call it like that. Things like g-compry, we know it's being used in schools in India from children and educators so it has already broken out of the of the FOS ecosystem and into the world. So more and more of this you can maybe think maybe KDP means something that is within KDE but it could make out into the FOS world, Kirigami is already being used by people outside of KDE to develop some apps, the potential there is a much bigger definitely it can grow to the FOS ecosystem. Feel free to choose your own app and do this exercise, I'm just sharing some examples here. So when we're talking about breaking out of our bubble let's think of some ways that can help push our products into this. So one of the like I've shared here are some key aspects of that could help your product grow outside of this bubble and scale into the world. One thing I came up with is like you can start offering a unique solution to an existing problem so if you're breaking through these bubbles it means like there are problems that your application is solving or you're responding to a growing demand in a very specific niche. So your application is now delivering a very good product that people are using and they're interested in using not just because they're enthusiast about KDE or about open source but because they're enthusiast about your specific application. It probably means you're delivering high quality software that corresponds to the modern environment of users so if you're breaking out if you want to break out from FOS into the world maybe you need to start thinking about what others are doing out there see how they design their products, how they deliver their products and see how you can match that and maybe even grow further than that. It usually means that you have already figured out your user interface, you have made it into a friendly one into something that is more modern and people tend to expect where and what to find there. It also means that you are already busy building an also user experience for your users so you have a community growing around you, you are building a community of users, you are building a community of developers maybe around you and you're offering them a great user experience from the time they join you as users and then getting involved in your community, getting support and things like that. These are things that are required to break into other more bigger bubbles. Of course you will need to raise awareness on what you're developing so you can further support it, get people to learn about it, get people to adopt it. This is something I think Paul also mentioned in the talk about how promo can be used on the service in KDE. So getting people to know about what you do is a first step for them adopting it and then growing out of bubbles and of course creating a partner's network as you progress through this ecosystem and through these bubbles it's very very important it will help you to be introduced to the market, it will help you gain extra support and validity of what you do as you find the right partners to push into these bubbles. So going back into the framework I talked about earlier let's try and see how we can maybe match what I mentioned now as what you might be doing right with each of these let's say sections of the complete product experience. So if we are talking about policies then we need to what this involves usually is things like licenses is your community using such a big license is your product part of a community that has a specific code of contact what are you doing with decision making as I mentioned earlier and what are the development processes set in place so all these have policies that in order to break out into these bubbles you should probably have in place as you go forward and as you grow or if you are interested in growing forward in going forward and growing. Another thing about support you need to be offering as I mentioned great user support this can be done with community building through your community of users this can be done with onboarding you need to offer a great experience people when they're joining your product so they can be attracted to it and you can lure them in turn them into contributors and can turn them into regular let's say developers or other types of contributions. Backtaging is also something back support you get people to test your products and support them in figuring out the issues all these are things that need to be put in place for your product to grow. Third-party integrations in our case maybe in KDE case in KDE's case we need to think about integrating with desktop environments so if you are developing an application that you want users outside of maybe plasma or plasma mobile to be using so you need to start thinking how these applications play place and if it plays well with other desktop environments or other types of environments maybe on mobile so you need to figure out these integrations for your app this also means that you need to figure out integrations for other operating systems if you want your application to ship into things like the Windows Store or the Apple Store or Android and things like that then you do need to start thinking on how you can prepare your application in order to reach that audience and even more if your application is shipping or maybe it's not application but your product is shipping on specific hardware you need to make that your software work very well with that hardware so you can reach that market so you have happy users so you can find partners if you are not yourself doing hardware stuff. Talking about supporting systems here we're talking about having release management processes in place taking advantage of system administration resources so you have people managing that you have your code repositories you have you can collaborate on code in the public you do your packaging for all the stores dimension area or all these supporting systems actually things that usually happen behind the scenes that support you to deliver your product to users and users are not usually aware of them but they are there and they are offering a great experience to them and to you for delivering your product. Of course technology is key in what we do for your product to grow it needs to be building in new features it need to be to be introducing new stuff so it can keep momentum going to users get them building you know expect them to expect new stuff wait for your new release see what's new get the word out about it you need to be delivering high quality software as we mentioned earlier so people can appreciate the stability of your application of the short year delivery you need to be innovative try to figure out things that others from a competition are not doing trying to see how you can differentiate your product what are the special unique selling points of your product that you can get out to users to differentiate from them and of course the whole user interface and experience we talked about earlier all fall under this technology section getting into sales in maybe most of our cases in the open source world we are you talk when we talk about sales we are talking about adoption so because we do offer much of our software for free so when we are talking about sales we are thinking about adoption how many users are using our software what kind of users are using our software and all that of course as things grow and as our product grow we get donations so that's part of sales you need if you're doing great products people will come to you and they want to donate to you so that's part of the sales path and app stores that in KD we increasingly want to get more products into more app stores and then into more users so they can also generate revenue and also hardware partnerships can be generated revenue so as we see as open source products grow you need to start thinking about these kind of things that maybe weren't thinking when your product was part of a smaller team or a smaller community this will also allow your team and your project to grow and finally when we talk about marketing is of course about promoting your product raising awareness around it so people in order to adopt your product they first need to learn about it they first need to learn about these advantages how it compares to other stuff so marketing will help you create more content about your product that it will inform users it will get the momentum going on social media it will get people talking about your product discussing about your product and this will definitely if you manage it well and you manage to harness that potential then it will definitely help your product best out of these bubbles so having talks about these bubbles and what did you expect and the characteristics maybe of each of them let's see your various ways that Katie can help you with your product so when I started thinking about what what are the teams that are specialized in the Katie community I didn't actually realize that we have so many types of various specializations and they're all active and they can all help you with your product so we have teams like the promo team that can help you get the work out on your product if you're not using them reach out to the promo team they will be happy to assist you to get give them work give them things to work on to to promote your product in the bubbles that are outside of what you are currently you can reach out to the visual design group to get information and get support and guidelines on how you should be designing your UI your user experience as a total if you haven't reached out to them to reach out to them because you can get help there if you have an old website reach out to the web team maybe they can help you modernize your website make it more efficient make it more having a call to action get people to download your product we have a documentation team that can set up processes so you can get more people involved in your maybe development and things like that so I can get on like I think you get the picture here you have Katie network that can help you it's already doing amazing work in getting Katie products into public institutions universities and things like that if your product can it's interested in reaching that market then do reach out to them things like the bus quad can help you like with your quality control and quality assurance processes reach out to the back squad and get them to look at your box to set into your product into other languages also very very important in order to grow out of your language bubble maybe and if they're language barriers and we have various platform specific groups nowadays we have people that can help you get your product on windows you can people that can help you get your product on andrate we have people that can help you be models for your applications so you can delete them as flatbacks snaps all kinds of things so do some research around reach out to these communities I think there's lots of value there that most kd projects are not harvesting at this point and we should be doing more we also have things like the kdv and the kdv board there people can help you with maybe the logistics maybe with some fundraising staff we have the working groups feel free to reach out for recommendations or maybe more administrative tasks and of course don't forget about all the enthusiasts and the early adopters you have around your project they are a specialized team of their own they can help you get the word out they can help you maybe in all the things I mentioned above based on their skills so make sure you're uh reaching out to them and you're making the most of them so these are the things I could think of but it's very very important here to stress that your bubbles might vary uh they might vary on a personal level they might vary on a professional level they might vary on the bubbles that you want to reach into so um don't take what I said as something that is like definite free free to start thinking about what the bubbles you are facing or you are experiencing are and how you can grow it out of them um in addition to that uh bubbles as I think about them at least can take various forms and meanings so just by spending some time of it I found these four or five different ways of thinking about bubbles they might be like a cozy familiar pace we feel safe and comfortable in so we can stay there and focus and be productive on the product while developing by doing things we enjoy and know well and we don't need to worry about growing complexities and things like that so maybe that's a thing we enjoy but at the same time it might be keeping our product back so maybe we'd start need to start thinking about other things if we are at least interested in growing out of this bubble a bubble can also be a control situation maybe like think of it as like a harbor that allows us to experiment learn take the time to prepare our path for growth so maybe you have entered the kitty community you have been here in a while maybe now you have a safe place around you a community to support you and you have now some time to start teaming and set up the processes of growing so if you reach all these communities there are the teams as I mentioned earlier you cannot start growing even more another way to think of a bubble is like a platform that enables you to validate your product so when you join a community when you join uh an ecosystem and you offer your product you can check there's demand for it as you grow into the larger bubble maybe you find some limitations of what you're doing and you need to adjust or adopt accordingly so you you get to test and validate your product and try again so you can make the next step so this is something a bubble can offer to you a bubble can also be a milestone that you have set up it's a goal that you have set up and you want to achieve and you can use it to need to reach your next target you maybe want to grow out of three bubbles that can make that jump so you need to go through all the bubbles so every bubble is a major milestone for you that will help you to reach your goals and finally bubbles can also be maybe a small prisoner if I can call it that a small body and very healthy that you will have to try and overcome if you are interested to continue growing your products to continue growing team around it and investing into new bubbles so to conclude uh oh I see we got the set of there as an icon change but anyway um I would like to get you to think about uh uh what are your bubbles what are the bubbles that you're growing your product team what are the bubbles for you as a person uh what are the bubbles of the team or the project you are involving um are you thinking about breaking out of them and if yes do you have a plan if not why not uh have you considered that or it is something that you just never thought about and maybe what's the next bubble you want to reach do you have this in your mind are you working toward that what are you doing currently in order to burst out of your bubble and grow that's it for me um I'm happy to see we still have two minutes if somebody has any questions feel free to reach out of me to me to discuss more things about products and growing them and maybe if I can offer some advice or discussion I'll be very very happy to you hi Adam hi thank you very much for the talk no questions so far from the audience here but I I do have one maybe maybe a strange one it's academy in a bubble I've never thought of it but it seems like you thought about it so what are your thoughts about that well academy is kind of meant to be in a bubble right it's like yeah flagship kd event from time to time we do host people from outside the community but it's mostly for our community but maybe last is an opportunity for kd people to expose themselves to the whole force ecosystem which is what I was talking about earlier so the next bubble so maybe that is an opportunity to grow even further so it's great that we have also us for people interested to show of course it's focused on the apps ecosystem but still we have many apps if you are working on that yeah last is a good opportunity and academy of course but I think yeah that's a bubble that we more or less want to keep and it's more conscious as a decision to give it yeah I agree and I think the audience here also is agreeing and and lots of applause for your talk thank you very much thank you I'm happy and I hope people enjoyed it


Say God Drunk In the past, this channel has looked at a fair share of Super Nintendo games that never left Japan, but I haven't looked at too many Genesis or Mega Drive games that had the same treatment. Until now, Togi O, or King Colossus, is the kind of game that's going to check off a lot of boxes for a lot of people. Number one, it's an import with a fan-made English translation patch, so this may essentially be a new game for a lot of people. Number two, it's a top-down action role-playing game with hack-and-slash-combat. And three, this game was designed by Torio Yoshida, who had a large part in one of the best Genesis games ever made, Phantasy Star 4. So yeah, King Colossus is well worth checking out just based on those factoids alone. Plus, I mean, how many top-down action games even exist on the Genesis, like three? There's Beyond Oasis, Crusader of Senti, Landstalker. So yeah, King Colossus helps to fill a pretty big gap in the Genesis or Mega Drive library. I know it's tempting to take one glance at the footage here and get excited, like, oh my god, it's linked to the past with on Genesis! But I should temper expectations a little bit. I mean, that's the whole point of this channel, to try and set expectations to older games. So I should let you know that while this is definitely a good game, it's not any kind of lost classic or anything like that. It's a solid playthrough, but it has its flaws. The combat is a little weird, there's platforming involved, which is always a little wonky in games like this, and there's plenty of backtracking here. But hey, it's an action RPG, you hack and slash enemies, you level up, you find new items, unlock new areas, solve the occasional puzzle. So if that's what you're looking for, then you've found it with King Colossus. One thing I really like about this game is that it starts fast. No big sweeping grandiose story sequence or anything. You just wake up in a bed as a boy who doesn't remember his own past. All he knows is that he's got this strange mark on his hand and that he was raised by this old dude, which is healthily explained by this bit of blatant exposition by him asking, Boy, aren't you glad I raised ya? He sends you off on a mission to find this dude who stole a sword. So you find the sword thief and he says, Yeah, if you could kill that fish man in the spring, that would be great. Okay. Wait, what sense does that make?    Shush. So you defeat fish man, talk to the thief, he gives you the sword and now you've got to go get it refurbished. So you take it to some other guy and it turns out, of course, that their location is deep inside another dungeon. Then you got to do something else for that guy in another location. And yeah, you get the idea by now. This same structure repeats throughout the game. Not a whole lot of story here, which is fine, but I will point out that the fan translation patch here is excellent because not only does it translate the text, it fixes a lot of bugs in the gameplay as well. So kudos to M-I-J-E-T for their work on this one. I should stress that while this game is playable without a patch, it's definitely recommended you play with the English patch to get through this one. The dungeon structure here is kind of like if you took the design of the early East games and have it mixed with the Super Nintendo NX action RPGs, like Illusion of Gaia and Soul Blazer, where you have to destroy all enemies in an area so you're able to obtain the item you need to progress with the dungeon. And yeah, there's definitely some backtracking here and there, but at least once you unlock an area, it stays unlocked so you can just skip the enemies in that area at that point. All the usual RPG stuff is here, too. Experience points, magic points and spells, upgradable weapons, armor, items, bombs you can use to open up new areas. Gee, why does that look familiar? What's kind of interesting is that there's no overworld here, just a map that moves you from place to place similar to how you'd move in a tactical RPG. So at least you can switch between areas quickly instead of wandering around forever. The combat is gonna make or break this game for some people. The range of your sword you start out with is not ideal. You have to practically be standing on top of enemies to do any damage. And it definitely takes a while to get used to. And because of this, this game is pretty dang hard at the early going. But the good thing is, you do get much better weapons the further you progress. It's just that the early weapons combined with the hit detection will make this one feel wonky for some people. There's also platforming here. And again, that's one of those things that depends on the player. I had no trouble with it, but some people hate platforming in games like this. I will point out that you can move diagonally in this game, so at least there's that. One major benefit King Colossus has that I have to point out is that this game was programmed with a battery save, which means you can save anywhere in the game.  But it's one of those quality of life things that really helps a game like this age well. Also, I gotta point out the music. It's really good, and it goes a long way in helping carrying the experience of this play through. So yeah, King Colossus is a good solid game. No, this game doesn't come close to stuff like Link to the Past, or even Beyond Oasis or Crusader of Senti. I mean, for one thing, it's a role-playing game, so it's a different experience entirely, but still, there just aren't many games like this for the Genesis or Mega Drive. If I had to come up with a Super Nintendo comparison, I'd say this feels like a compliment to games like Illusion of Gaia or Soul Blazer or Taranigma. This game is much, much shorter and less in-depth than any of those, but the dungeon design definitely has a similar feel. So yeah, if you dig those games, or if you're just looking for an action RPG on the Genesis or Mega Drive, then definitely check out King Colossus. All right, I wanna thank you for watching and I hope you have a great rest of your day.