Hi, everyone. Happy Tuesday. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com, coming at you with 2020, Panini, Flaws, Baseball, Two Box, or both briefcases. Two briefcase, pick your team at number 15 from jaspyscasebrakes.com. Some pretty awesome stuff here. Maybe pieces of someone's bat, lumber, who knows, a lot of great stuff. Everything ships. Sometimes you could find that elusive third hit inside these briefcases as well. A very big thank you to all of these wonderful people here for getting into the action on the 15th. Gosh, pretty much halfway through the month already. Jimmy Brant got double last spot in Mojo. That's why he has those stars next to his name, Metz and Reyes. There's everybody else. There were some random number block teams, R&Bs. And here it is right here. And this, we uploaded in a separate video. So it works just like our number block breaks, but it applies only to these teams and only for pick your team 15. Keep this next to me right here. Let's pop open this case. Oh, you were the one that got that one, Steve. Nice. All those reds purchases paid off with a monster hit. All right. Let's slide this just off screen, off main camera, but you can still see it in the top camera right there. Oh, I thought you said it was for you. Oh, no, no. I saw that. Oh, you were letting me know you saw that. I thought I went to you for a second. Who ended up getting? Who got it? FSL. What's going on? Happy holidays to you too. Merry Christmas. All right. So here's the first briefcase here. Mackenzie's like, all I know is I didn't get it. Here we go. I don't see. If you look at the top camera right here, there's no third hit. All the gems that pop out of here. It's naturally my not lab grown. Let's slide the middle box here. Let's see what we got in here. All right. I'm going to have to look this up. Quad patch signatures Emerald card number one, Roger Clemens. He played for a few different teams. So let's pull up. That's the blockchain card. By the way, stand by cardboardconnection.com, scroll down to the blockchain list. Blockchain, blockchain, blockchain, so that's Q, quad patch, quad patch signatures, quad patch signatures, Emerald number one, which is out of five, and it goes to the Astros. Steve Locke with Clemens Astros Edition. All right. So there you go. Steve Locke. And since it's a known out of five, all aboard the Big Hit Express, 20 out of 25. That's AJ Puck for Oakland. That'll be for Nick Conroy. I should have done a digital train whistle. I think I have a recording of myself doing a train whistle. Let's see if it works. All aboard the Big Hit Express. There you go. All right. We got, oh, look at this, two out of three, Babe Ruth, Triss Speaker, and Harry Heilman. You're welcome, Steve. Yeah, you got blockchain cards get the digital one. Wow. One happy person and two sad people. Yankees, Jay Goins has the Yankees, Cleveland, that'll be for Daniel Anderson, and Detroit is Larry, Larry F. Good luck. 15 out of, we'll do that at the end, 15 out of 15, two color, three color patch, an autograph, Josh Hader, Roo Crew, that'll be for Daniel, Golden State Kings on the background, Warriors Kings, preseason basketball, there's Dale Murphy. Two out of 25, Jay Goins with the Braavos, I think one of the, people say one of the nicest guys in baseball, 11 out of 20, excellent patch, nice autograph, Aristides Aquino, Star Swatch signatures, that is for Steve Locke and the Red Legs. Another great patch coming up, three out of 15, that's Adley Rushman. That's awesome. Orioles are a number block team. This is the Orioles' big catching prospect, could be the start of the core, that core of young players that turns the Orioles around, and that's for Orioles three, Baltimore three is, is for Mark, last spot mojo in that number block. Another nice hit, look at this, six out of 15, David Wright, New York Mets, Jimmy Brant, last spot mojo, yeah, I do like that the Aquino, the foil matches, the parallel matches, the team, good color match there. This too, the blue with the Mets, that always looks sharp. Nice one, Jimmy, the Mets, last one for this box is 19 out of 25, Glaber Day, Glaber Torres, memorable marks, autograph for Jay Goins and the Yankees. It is high, it is full, it is out of here, like a good Glaber, Torres is there. For Yankees fans, you get it. Alright, now the encase card, I'm going to try to do the gem first, which I think is on the left side, and it's going to be for the Reds, 12 out of 20, 12 out of 20 diamond Aristides Aquino for Steve Locke. There's our one per case, Jordan Alvarez, Dual Relic and Autograph, 12 out of 20, Steve Locke with the Astros as well. Alright, there you go, empty briefcase, the case is closed on this one, right, good, we got the Yordon out of the way, so the other side won't be Yordons. It's kind of a weird quirk this year, but wait, there's more, well he just knows that Aquino and Yordon hits a lot, that was a sharp buy. Alright, so no third hit, there you go, naturally mine, not lab grown, interesting, Steve Locke is saying he's watched some of the other guys, there are some out there, some other guys out there, and he's saying they don't get as many Yordons as we do, so we got the Yordon back, Sean did a case, and there was no Yordon, he said. Alright, Blockchain, Walker Bueller, Clayton Kershaw, Blockchain Dual Signatures Emerald, it's out of five, it's digital, that goes to the Dodgers, and that's a redemption team, so Dodgers zero, Aaron Pettit, you get the digital train whistle, the big hit express, whoo-hoo, there it is, and a free top loader too, moving on, we got three color, big three color patch, Mike Soroka, it's a cool relic for the Braves, Jay with the Bravos, and we got old Red Sock, Joe Cronin, nineteen out of twenty-five, next up is a train whistle, one out of five, Dual Relic and Autograph, some nice colors in there, a little orange peeking out of there too, Eson Diaz, the Marlins middle infielder I think, and that's a number block team, so that's Marlins, Miami Marlins one, Miami one, Franklin McKenzie, Frank, all aboard the big hit express, whoo-hoo, nice there you go, thanks for getting to that number block, three out of seven, Nick Solak, Rangers, that'll be for John McCall and Texas, yeah there you go Frank, got something, ooh look at this, one of one, it's a piece of the cap, the new era logo, ooh it's like they cut a piece, what right here, nice, Jesus Lozardo, new era logo and autograph for Nick Conroy and the Oakland A's, got the A's straight up, Nick, all aboard the big hit express, whoo-hoo, fourteen out of fifteen, old Tony Perez for the Red, Steve Locke, there he is, there's Nick, congrats man, and we have, ooh, there's old Gavin Luxe 22 out of 25 for my Dodgers, Dodgers two is gonna be Stephen K, there you go Stephen K, that red is actually from the number right here, numbers that the numbers are red, not like the picture, there you go, Luxe should have some, she's got a lot of playing time this year, it'll be interesting to see how he does, I think he might still have rookie eligibility, oh another 22 out of 25, this is the man of steel, Ricky Henderson, Oakland A's Nick Conroy, that's right yeah, did he get that final record-breaking stolen base in Oakland, yeah yeah yeah, he I think had the cool shades on, it was a day game maybe, took out the base and then you got that old echo in the old stadiums, I, I, I am the greatest, greatest, greatest of all time, time, time, I love, I love Ricky Henderson, a lot of third person from Ricky as well, all right, yeah why isn't there like a Ricky Henderson 30 for 30, I feel like he's got some great stories, oh Frank McKenzie says I have a Ricky autographed baseball because the wife used to work at the bank, he used up in Oakland, he brought in one in first, nice guy too, what's he doing these days, let's do the gem first, it's, it's a cubby, two out of 20 Anthony Rizzo diamond, shine bright like a diamond, that goes to Josh Browning and the Cubs, there you go Josh on the board, let's see what we got here, dual relic dual auto, same team, I think so actually, I don't have to make anyone sad, I don't, look at this, dual relic dual auto, Boba Shet on the left side, his teammate Vlad Guerrero Jr on the right side, six out of 25, Toronto Blue Jays, Josh Browning, there you go Josh, the encased cards both for you, that's awesome, nice, so nothing in there, here's another great card, we're going to end with a train whistle, remember the Babe Ruth Trisspeaker in Harry Howman, this is kind of cool, the Trisspeaker trademark of the estate of Trisspeaker, Babe Ruth licensed by the Babe Ruth League and the family of Babe Ruth, blah blah blah, the enclosed game worn slash used material guaranteed by Panini America, that is awesome, think about that, wrap your head around that for a second, that's awesome, all right so time to make someone sad, time to make two others unhappy or happy, unhappy, all right Babe Ruth knew you were time to make one person happy, time to make two people sad, all right Yankees, Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers, Cleveland dropping the uh the Indians name, I wonder if they'll go back to the old Cleveland Spiders, you guys remember the Cleveland Spiders, I do, I grew up watching them, let's roll it, let's randomize it, team on top after a hard six, three and a three, six times, hard six, team on top gets it, one, two, three, four, five and six and final time, after six goes to Cleveland, there you go, Cleveland Indians, Daniel Anderson, I don't think I called your name all break Daniel, but there you go, thanks to Trisspeaker you ended with the two out of three, apologies to the Yankees and the Tigers sad times, but very happy times for Daniel and the tribe, all aboard the Big Hit Express, there you go, do the randomizing, I don't have to do a randomizing for the case Frank, just come visit jaspeaskasebrakes.com, come visit jaspe's sports cards and collectibles in Hermosa Beach California, I will give this empty briefcase to you for free, two even, while supplies last, I'm Joe for jaspeaskasebrakes.com, thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us, and I'll see you next time for the next one, bye-bye.


What's up everybody jayce over jasmice case breaks calm We just filled up 2070 panini flawless base boat as a one box brief case break picker teams number four We actually just finished number three and just flew and sold out this number four So this is the second half. Good luck BJ getting last by mojo Dodgers And everybody else in the break. Good luck, and I got in P. What's the number four? I thought you weren't gonna watch AJ Don't just talk about it guys be about it. I actually haven't peaked this week I mean this uh, these two breaks. I was making sure I was blocking it I actually don't know who these ones were just like in the last one. I'll put that down All right. Good luck guys seven out of 15 No more Mazar for Texas. I did it for AJ and it worked Texas with Arthur Arthur got Texas. There you go Then we got one out of ten Thurman Munson for the Yankees Going to be a J. Yeah, I know man. He just not watching what you're talking about We got a David doll Josh Bell 17 out of 20 So that's Chicago White Sox Johnny Pirates Larry That'll be randomized and I'll make sure I will randomize that this time in the right video 18 out of 25 Lee Smith st. Louis Cardinals Going to Josh X line. Oh, did I say something else Rockies? I'll leave I sorry. There you go Rockies and pirates and then we got hunter pants for the Giants That's BJ as well, and we got a one of one Chris sale and a the Chicago White Sox edition. Maybe I was just calling this this hit right now That's why I said that's why I said White Sox Johnny with the Chicago White Sox There you go little one-on-one. That's awesome. I personally myself. I haven't bought an email But I know I pulled you one. I pulled a couple for the other for Brian. I believe but I haven't bought any myself actually not yet Then we got Josh Bell for Pittsburgh 19 out of 25 One two three color patch and the last one is a Andrew Ben attendee for Boston 10 out of 15 first break mojo Michael with the Boston Red Sox There you go. Very nice. All right guys Good luck. Let's go with the middle Roberto Clemente. That's eight out of 15 And that is a ruby and it says all-star But I'm sure you put on actually says Pittsburgh right there. Duh Pittsburgh Larry there you go. Let's go left this time and we have Mike Piazza 17 out of 20 Piazza Dodgers edition Last ball mojo BJ.  Good luck Look at that Ken Griffey, Jr. 10 out of 10 Three color patch Seattle Mariners Justin. That's a beaut and there you go guys That was the break Pikachu number four a flawless football or flawless baseball. Sorry 2017 randomizer here between the Rockies and Pirates Rockies Three times two to one or one or two One two And third and final time Goes to the Pirates after three times Which is Larry there you go There you go guys. This is flawless Pikachu number four 2017. Jasper's case breaks calm


All right guys, I think it's about time that I made a review of my Garmin FR630 my trusted GPS watch that I use every single day almost It's just an epic watch and I want to give you guys a little bit of a walkthrough how it looks and we'll Focus in on the watch and I'll show you guys the menu and all that stuff how it works and talk a little bit about Why I love it First of all before we look at the watch itself. I want to say that I'm very happy about it. Okay. It's an epic watch. I Started running a few years ago. Seriously, and I picked up a Just like a Garmin like an older version of some some Garmin It was just a basic GPS watch and it was super inspiring as soon as I got my GPS watch I was just like it took my running to a new level because it was Inspiring to be able to measure and see Numbers in terms of my my performance and see, okay This is the pace. I'm running now. I'm running this much faster. Well, how does it affect my heart rate? That sort of thing It was just inspiring and then at a certain point I realized, you know, I love this running thing I I'm taking it pretty seriously. I'm training systematically. I should have a Proper watch like a better tool because this was a not this wasn't a very advanced Garmin Watch so I decided hey, I'm gonna invest and I'm gonna get myself one of the best watches on the market at the time And that was this one the the Garmin for runner 630 so it's a running specific watch they have all kinds of watches, you know Garmin and this is a watch specifically for runners with a few functions that Are made for runners basically and just to mention it if you're interested in buying it or reading more about it There's an affiliate link in the description to Amazon where you can click it and go and buy the watch if you want And if you do we'll get a little bit of a commission for sending in there, but the price remains the same for you So it's a good way to support the long trail project. I bought this watch with my own money I'm not sponsored by Garmin to make this review. It's my own opinion. I Love it. So let's take a look at the different functions and why they're so awesome All right, so here we are looking at the watch close up. So first of all, it's very light It's just a light watch overall It's it's it feels really light. It feels almost like a toy. Honestly. It's just so light and It's it's it fits really well. I don't really do well with watches in the past I haven't enjoyed wearing them. They're just uncomfortable But this one fits just really perfectly and just sits on my wrist really comfortably Unfortunately, as you can see here, I've actually cracked the screen a few places So that's too bad. I lost the watch a few times But that's just how it is This is not going to be a complete overview of all the functions of the watch But I'll just show you guys generally how it works and why it's really cool So first of all, you can see the time there obviously the date so as you can see we have four buttons This is the on off. This is the go back button. This is the lap button and this is the Start stop button if you're timing on the track, for example, or when you're out running and Here we go. Here's the menu. So There's a clock menu. There's a history menu where we can go in and actually look at Activities I can look at my run yesterday was a long run There 23 K or 22.93 K my time my pace Various Things that has to do with my running vertical oscillation vertical ratio ground contact time Stride length not going to explain all of those Things to you right now, but needless to say this watch is pretty advanced and has a lot of Interesting information if you're a runner particularly in order to have these functions You do need the heart rate monitor, you know the the chest strap that you put on there or your chest It doesn't have an optical heart rate monitor on the wrist But that's okay because the heart rate chest strap is more accurate anyway, and that's what I want So by having the chest strap, you're also getting some of these running dynamics like vertical oscillation How much you're moving up and down? Ground contact time how much time your foot spends on the ground each stride That's sort of thing very very good to have How much time you spend in each cell and see this was long run I spent most of the run in zone 2 and so very very interesting and I can also look through my other runs in The recent past and I can go into totals and look how much I've ran this week so far. I've done 39 kilometers this week Cycling you can go and look how much I'm cycling as well. I'm cycling zero right now. So that's not very interesting Stats you can go and look at your recovery advisor, which Recommends one more hour until I'm fully recovered from my long run yesterday. It's sort of like an estimate and The other max which estimates, you know, yeah your view to max It's based on your pace and your heart rate and that sort of thing it goes up and down a bit honestly Because if I'm running on a flat, I'm running pretty fast And I'll go up to like a 54 and then if I'm having a really slow run Maybe a lot of hills then it tells me I'm like down to 50 or something So it doesn't take into account the hills, which is pretty stupid But it is a good estimate nevertheless. I think it's pretty accurate really And Based on that it can also predict your race times, etc. And again, this is pretty accurate Lack the threshold can estimate lack the threshold based on your breathing Again the the heart rate strap senses that And in addition to your heart rate, etc And settings well, then you can go into this mode here where you have your different profiles for different Types of training, you know indoor running bike bike indoor cross-country skiing and the one I use the most is just run you can customize these as much as you want and Then you're in there. This is the one you use when you're running. There you go starting Timer pace heart rate distance And then you have other screens as well and you can all customize them as much as you want you can show whatever information you want basically and That's very good. We'll delete that All right, I switch back to this view now great watch. I love it. It's the touch screen is really good It's sensitive. I haven't had any issues with it As I said, it's comfortable. It's light. It does the job It gives me a lot of information about my running my vertical oscillation my cadence Ground contact time and of course the important things like heart rate if you have a heart rate monitor, which you should pace Time distance all that good stuff. It's very accurate in terms of the GPS. I find there's not much GPS Drift or any GPS Errors most of the time it's pretty accurate when I log it on Strava and you can of course follow me on Strava if you're interested there's a link in the description and So overall super duper happy about this watch I don't feel the need to upgrade to any other watch at the moment to be honest It's just it gives me what I need. It has everything I want as a runner It's just overall a good watch. I would recommend it to anyone interested in running Alrighty as I said, there's a link in the description for the affiliate link if you're interested in buying it And of course check out some of my other gear reviews by checking out the gear reviews playlist I'll put a link to it somewhere around here. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe, of course Stay tuned to more running vlogs book reviews gear reviews Training talks all kinds of cool stuff on the channel. Thanks. Bye


Hey everybody welcome back to the channel today I'm going to be talking about why Linux hasn't gone mainstream now I've talked about this before on the podcast with either Martin or Ricky and Really, I think my opinion hasn't changed much, but I thought I'd make a video about it because Every so often I get asked why don't you think more people use Linux and There are many reasons why Linux hasn't gone mainstream and I Guess before we jump into it, we just talk about what going mainstream Would really entail I think when people think mainstream They think that it would compete with Windows like have the same kind of market share which is Ridiculous because Windows has like 85 86 percent market share There's gonna be no competing with that is just never gonna happen, but When I think about mainstream, I think people know what Linux is if you walk up to an average person on the street Say, hey, do you know what Linux is? They'd say yes. That's when Linux has made it. I Think in order to get to that point there are several things that obviously need to happen But I think the biggest thing is that Linux is too hard to install Now for you or me the people who watch this channel, you're probably saying like Matt You're dumb. Linux is easy to install. I mean even arch is easy to install for the most part I mean if you can follow instructions but for People who don't watch this channel I mean for your mom or your dad or your grandma or grandpa or any Luddite out there who doesn't really know what they're doing with it for those people who Use computers as just methods of getting work done not for enjoyment who aren't interested in learning the ins and outs of how computers work Linux is too hard to install If I went up to my mom my mom's I don't know 76 years old now if I walked up to her and say hey burn this ISO ton to a USB key she first asked me what a USB key is Or us a USB drive it should ask me what a USB drive would be to if I use the you know the other term for it And then she wanted one ISO is and then she'd want to know why or maybe she'd want to know why first I don't know But I mean there'd be all these questions because you wouldn't know how to do it. That is the point is For everyone who uses Linux taking an ISO and burning it or whatever or transferring it on to a USB drive is a simple task. It's not hard. You can use etcher. You can use You know, whatever you could use DD if you wanted to you know, take your life in your own hands But for normal people for normies as Luke Smith would say That's not a simple task because they don't even know that that is a thing that has to happen If you ask them to install windows, they would probably still have just as much of a hard time But it'd be easy for them to overcome that hurdle because it's just a matter of getting into your settings and you know hitting You know reinstall or whatever or going to the Microsoft website and following the four steps It takes to download the installer and then the installer just does it for you. You don't have to go through and burn The ISO you don't even see the term ISO anywhere I mean, you can obviously find a windows ISO, but you wouldn't be installing it that way because you're already on windows So In order for Linux to go mainstream or even become more popular It has to become easier to install and it has to get past this hole. Let's add in these steps where you have to Download an ISO. You have to figure it. I mean, let's just pause there for a second Every distro you have out there out there every distro Has like five isos to download Ubuntu itself has the LTS from 2018 I think you can download it has the most recent One that came out in October and has you know the last LTS which 2004 You know, you can download all these things and that's just a boon to Same thing every single flavor of boon to has the same amount of downloads mint has three downloads I think as cinnamon X FCE and LMD, right? if You go to the arch page the arch page has a ton of different isos on it and they're confusing because they're all in like You press the download button you get this gigantic page of Mirrors and stuff and I mean you'd have to know what a mirror is first of all I mean new people aren't going to be installing arch anyways But they're all kind of like this and you go to man jar mark man jar was more user noob friendly and they have three main isos and they have like nine or ten Community editions, which one are you supposed to choose? So even just choosing an iso if you can get past the idea of knowing what an iso is is hard and Then once you've chosen the hopefully the appropriate iso for you you've chosen one that makes sure it's you know works on your processor You know because you didn't download the arm version or something maybe Then you have to know how to get that onto a USB key that actually works and well You know is appropriate and then there's the whole check something where you have to make sure the Iso that you've downloaded is proper and stuff. I mean nobody knows how to do that I mean no normal people know even why you should have to do that You don't have to do that with Windows.  You don't have to do any you know burning over If you're installing if you have already have Windows, but you download it from the web They have their own installer. It's just it goes through download stuff And then it reboots your computer installs in which you're right into the installer there's no Extraneous stuff now. Obviously there's ways that you can download the Windows ISO and have to put it on a on a USB key and do it you know the way you do it with Windows so that you know But they've made it so easy to install if you've had to install but most people I mean We talk I mean I've been talking about having to install Windows most people the vast majority people will never install Windows because it just comes pre-installed That's the hurdle that Linux kind of has to to You know get towards and I think the solution to that is more hardware that comes with Linux pre-installed because then you don't have to deal with any of this stuff you just have You know a Dell or whatever comes with Ubuntu or you have a pine book, you know or whatever For people who are maybe maybe have heard of about Linux and Don't know any of this stuff What is the Linux community to do? Ideally if you wanted to go through and install Linux There'd be a script or something that's not even a script like a program that you download from the distribution You've chosen from the website of the distribution. You've chosen you Hit a few keys It would download a script in the background you wouldn't even see it It would ask you to reboot and then as you boot back up it take you right in the installer. There'd be there'd be no ISOs there'd be no Dealing with UEFI or choosing how to boot into the boot menu. There'd be none of that stuff It work exactly the same way as installing Windows would if you already had Windows installed That's that'd be the idea now technologically, I Don't know that it's possible because you yet UEFI and secure boot and all those kind of things are Hard enough to get around, you know, manually, you know, if you know what you're doing doing it automated, you know In an automatic way, you know, I don't know that it's possible I don't know enough about coding to you know, know that it's possible but I think that'd be the ideal solution because in Somebody learns about what Linux is they could go through and you know download this thing from the internet hit a few buttons It reboots reboots it boots you into the installer and you install it because once once you've gotten past the whole, you know in ISO and USB key thing and the UEFI and all that stuff once you've booted into the installer It's easy anybody can do it for most distros obviously You get to the text-based terminal-based installers Those are a little bit different, but you know, if you're Ubuntu or Mint or Manjaro or anything that uses Calamari's It's very easy and there's unless something goes catastrophically wrong. It's just gonna install it's that hurdle of getting people to download an ISO and burning it that I That that's the thing that really for me That I really think is holding Linux backs. I know that's a really specific thing I mean, obviously there are so many other things we could talk about we could talk about how Linux doesn't do any Marketing because I'm you know, there's not Ubuntu commercials on the TV You know, or they're not buying Google ads for Ubuntu laptops or whatever I mean, so there are other problems preventing Linux to from going mainstream But I think the biggest technological hurdle is the installation. So That's just what I want to talk about today really briefly Personally, I don't think that Linux will ever go above three or four percent in terms of market share And I don't think that that's a big deal I think for the most part as long as it doesn't tank, you know, like everybody stops using it Then we'll be perfectly fine and there's also the idea that maybe we don't want it to go to 20 30 or 40 percent market share because then it'll be more targeted towards malware and all that stuff, but Those arguments, you know Kind of mute because we're never gonna get there. It's just not gonna happen. Now. I'm obviously in the Enterprise space in terms of servers and stuff. Linux is already there. It's be it's one Like all the super computers in the world. They run Linux. So Maybe if everything was a super computer, we'd want to use Linux. So anyways, that is it for this video Make sure you follow us on Twitter at the Linux cast on Facebook at the Linux cast you could also follow us on Odyssey the link is in the video description For some reason I have like three the Linux cast channel on Odyssey in library. I Will link in the video description the appropriate one. Hopefully this video will be automatically transferred over there Otherwise, I'm gonna have to do that manually. I don't know how it works. I'm just getting dipping my toes into that You can also support us on patreon at patreon.com slash Linux cast and with that in mind I would like to thank our patrons Devon Marcus America Thanks for the support. Thanks everybody for watching. I'll see you next time