In this module, I'll talk about JavaScript. JavaScript, if you recall in module number 2, I talked about the skills for in the context of engineering and cloud and the requirement of JavaScript developers was very high. And I promised you at that time that I'll talk about and we'll discuss and we'll actually do development work using JavaScript in this course. So this is the introductory module about JavaScript. JavaScript has many applications but in the context of web-based database applications, usually JavaScript is used at the client side for validation purposes. I have mentioned validation to you a number of times before also in the context of authentication, in the context of checking what goes into the system. So validation in a nutshell briefly means that if I enter the date, I enter the date in the date cell or the text box at my browser instead of entering the name because if the name which is text type goes to the date at the server side, it creates problem for the server. Extra processing or if somebody enters an email address and tries to enter an email address which is not a real email address without an at sign using the JavaScript, I can catch that missing at sign or if somebody enters, if asked to enter official email address and enters a commercial email address or you know what I'm saying so the JavaScript catches this. So we will discussing all of this, you will actually do all of this but before this basics of JavaScript. A brief history of JavaScript. JavaScript was developed and it is was named live script and some marketing guru got an idea of calling it JavaScript and then is confusion people comparing it with Java. JavaScript doesn't have any compiled code. It is an interpreter. There is no binary over it. It runs in your browser and what is the JavaScript program? A JavaScript program consists of literals. It consists of keywords. It consists of operators and anybody who is done programming will find JavaScript fairly easy to program fairly simple to program. It's not complicated and the JavaScript is running in your web page. Your browser is the application domain. It is independent of the server. Almost all the browser support JavaScript. So you can develop limitless applications using JavaScript. So what JavaScript can do? JavaScript can do what I have actually told you what it can do. What it cannot do? There are hardly full-fledged complete applications using JavaScript. You will not find complete application using JavaScript because that is not the purpose or the strength of the JavaScript. What JavaScript can do? What it cannot do is that what was you don't allow it in your browser. It is up to you. What the privileges what you have given to your browser only with respect to those privileges only with respect to those authorities the JavaScript can operate. And then came Windows. Windows elevated JavaScript to the level of visual basic. Before that the JavaScript was not such a mainstream and of course that I have told you. So JavaScript development options. You can develop JavaScript in the ASP.NET environment also. And there are other environments also for developing JavaScript which support which help you understand and code and everything. And of course you can develop JavaScript within your browser and you can see the results within your browser also. And you don't have to configure any environment for JavaScript. There are no specialized servers. There are no specialized client software. There are no specialized middle tier software. So that is the strength of the JavaScript. There is some issue of JavaScript with respect to debugging because that is not very powerful in terms of the browser. So you need to have certain tools such as Firebug for the Firefox browser for the debugging purposes. And there are other tools also available in the market which can help you develop JavaScript applications and debug them effectively efficiently without loss of productivity. And a bit of housekeeping with reference to JavaScript that the JavaScript what is the meaning of white spaces and how it is case sensitive and how the comments are placed and how the things work together. So that is a bit of housekeeping. We will go into the details about it and the JavaScript statements. The JavaScript statement is a collection of as I said before its literals and operators and keywords and they collect and together and the interpreter understands what is there in the JavaScript and acts upon it and generates the results. So this is all happening within the browser. And then we will look at the functions of the JavaScript. There are quite a few functions of JavaScript. I will go into the details in the subsequent sections and then the JavaScript strict mode which is more secure. So that is about it for this module.


What's going on everybody? Chris from jassescasebreaks.com doing our 2022 Panini Don Russ football six box hobby break random team number six This is an all-cardship break 32 spots some fun stuff in here, man The Don Russ is always a good one some down sounds we're chasing here some night moves and top rookies as well We have just one dice roll to do we'll roll for our friends here from Joe a down to Jared and grab the last Spot mojo got this break filled out here are teams from the Cardinals down to the commanders a to w Thanks again all in the spot are grabbing all these spots Straight up spots this time the roll our dice for both two and three five times. Let's do it. Thanks again. Good luck one two three four and last one five fifth and final time Tommy down to Rob and And five times here one two three Four and last one five fifth and final time Falcons down to Raiders We'd off the teams And if there isn't a trade chat, you know, I'll keep it open for a couple minutes But we'll most likely just get it going after I do Some more stuff Okay, so Tommy with the Falcons Karen with the Titans Devin with the Chiefs William with the Cowboys Scott with the Patriots Ralph with the Texans Sean Maddock with the Vikings Tommy with the Jets Sean with the Browns Nancy with the Rams all the downtowns are gonna be suitable downtowns for Nancy and the Rams if there are any Andrew Peterson with the Colts Chris with the Bucks Rick with the Bills will with my Steelers Joe with the commanders 16 down Ravens go to Raymond Tommy with the Seahawks Josh with the Broncos Karen with the Dolphins Scott with the Jaguars Chris with the Panthers Tommy with the Cardinals Melissa with the Saints Chris with the Bears Scott with the Giants Jared with the Bengals the last spot No, Joe Joe with the 49ers Benjamin with the Eagles Kevin with the Packers Jim with the Lions Benjamin with the Chargers and Rob with the Raiders All right, so I'll pause the video and we come back We'll see if there's any trades But if not we'll get right to ripping with our last six boxes of a case What's like with the last six for the moment of 2022 Don Ross football hobby your back y'all All right, so we're back no trade Shatter still still a messed up printer So we're gonna rock it like this like we have been this is the break 2022 Don Ross football six box We're in a team number six right here our names from Tommy and the Cardinals Down to Joe and the commanders. This is my reference sheet as well, but let's switch screens Let's go over to our boxes six boxes right there all with the line through it to tell Same case last six boxes of the case. I don't know if anything has been hit from it The night moves in the downtown, but we're gonna find out we're gonna find out together So thanks again y'all are getting this break filled out and good luck Go chiefs Feeling pretty good, right you all right box one good luck everyone. That's pretty cool. Probably Anderson 53 receptions in the season in 2021 Carolina Panthers that's going to Chris parent 28 out of 53 Jersey Kings of Debo, San Diego 11 out of 100 in the thick card San Francisco 49ers going to Joe. I thought about was a good game. I like Rihanna. Oh, watch. She was great She was so good I don't think anyone that anyone likes here at the store First auto gonna be the rookies Trey McBride Arizona Cardinals going to Tommy Tommy can you hear me? 145 out of 299 on the rookies Trey McBride auto Kenyon Green die-cut press-proof rookie for the Houston Texans Rafael Ruiz 70 out of 75 She has so many hits And they're all like very likeable good songs the non-name Kenny Galladay She had no pun to replay though. That's my home's highlights. That's pretty good Maki Maki fans of the game Mark Wahlberg goes to the Patriots pretty cool set Especially when they're on a great iron Kings nausea Harris numbered to 100 for my Steelers gonna will yeah, I think uh, I Think I mean, I don't know. I don't think There are any question marks about the rookies You know Patrick Holmes is gonna make them pretty good, but I think I think the big surprise there for a lot of people was Isaac Pacheco that gets pretty good I'm gonna look up another Shoe box. I'll be right back. Of course my god, juju Smith. She used to have a good game Very proud of my boy So box, but keep going That is crazy It's no world man, and uh, you know Hashtag good for the hobby with 2021 rookie Kaderis Tony with the longest punt return and chewable history. It's a cool moment Just have my grandma's house riding dirt bikes. It's so it's so weird to imagine like It's like athletes doing other stuff outside of the sport, but especially football Hey, who's this? Who's this massive human being riding a dirt bike? The checker was what a six-rounder fifth or six what? Shouts out I delivered a pizza to Kenley Jansen's house once When you were still living here. No, I'm sad He is so big That dude, I'm a I'm a big guy But that dude's like six six like 260 big guy She's with the Red Sox Chris a lot of a rookie in there. Get a nice rookie season two more champions for the Rams Drink London the rookies Little Jay Jetta gold press proof out of 50 34 out of 50 Minnesota Vikings Sean Maddock Can you pick it rookie for Will and my Steelers? Got a Jamar Chase Jersey King second year out of 399 for the bangles the last Bob Mojo going to Jared Big dominators He did he's a good nice. I mean obviously just from the two seconds where I met him where I wasn't I was trying to lose my mind Yeah, I don't 100 look Jerry a sneeze Super Bowl winning Kansas City Chiefs going to Devon. That is a that is a football name and it's a safety name Lagerious need is the most Safety name of all time next auto gonna be Jelani Woods Rated rookie auto for the Indianapolis Colts and Andrew But that's a that's a defensive player's name. Lagerious need Come on Excellent it's an excellent name Calvin Austin press proof on the brown many two out of 100 other one for will in the Steelers The canvas that's pretty sweet Joe Burrow on the new name should be not Joe Burrow Carson Palmer For the Chiefs for the bangles, excuse me and And Jared the last spot Mojo sauce gardener elite series. Oh Lance yeah, that is a linebacker name. Yeah, absolutely. It's just how it is sometimes, you know Like, you know like to me a cube that the QB name Randall Cunningham, that's a QB. That's a QB right there Exactly, exactly initials to match on the LB Both of the Watts TJ and JJ want clay Matthews. Yeah Yeah, okay Okay, you know Daryl Rivas Crooked oh Joe Montana. Yeah. Yeah Met Montana Dan Marina Steve Mongo McMichael. Yeah Steve Steven Michael is the perfect name for Steve Michael. Oh Hey, Steve nice to meet you. What do you do? Yeah, I play football and then I retired and I became professional wrestler Yeah, that's pretty true. Yeah, you did do that. Didn't you Steve? To me Steve McMichael was always just a wrestler It's not so like I look back because he's into with a prism like zoomed. So I think it's in prison 2021 And it's just like Yo, you were really good Stephen Michael was like a really good football player You see, I would like people to keep slandering Jalen Ramsey's name because I think it hurts his value And then these the stewards of trade for it and I would love to run you on my team Jalen Ramsey is a stealer. He just is Exactly Steve muggle Michael. He's just a member of the four horsemen throw it up All right box three three's Hastings rookie card paid manning good on Kings out of a hundred 44 out of a hundred Going to the Denver Broncos and Josh flowers.  I said this but there's a pretty bad. They have no reason to trade for it. Don't tell Joe I said that now there's Tom Brady. I'm gonna sleep on He is good. He he talks himself up.  He is good He just knows it. That's the problem You've got to be kind of crazy to play cornerback though Our autumn gonna be Greg do it Then for Broncos one more go into Josh flowers. I'm gonna be good, too Don't quote me on this. If the Saints win the NFC South next year, don't be surprised Can you pick it elite series rookies? Northern Taylor T-Wa Don't be surprised that division is bad How long the Buccaneers got it anymore, you know Adobe, I was a Cincinnati Bengals last spot mojo and Jared at the purple. It's gonna be at a 60 39 out of 16. Yes, sir Kenny Pickens is a guy I'm not even being biased. He is just good. Nice bow Jackson Speaking of Dorado's Going to the Raiders and Rob I don't know man, I think uh They make a Derek Carr. I think Derek Carr has come to the spot for him. Look at KD fans of the game Let's go into the commanders and Joe Joe a Gold Press proof on the Sam Howe another one going to Joe a and the commanders See if he gets some shine next year 20 out of 50. I think the Jesuit Rogers and a Leather Kings Kenny Pickett Out of 399 will One more go in his way for the Steelers. I can't believe Andy Dalton like Played as many games as he did last year And I'm surprisingly not absolutely awful. He has a Ritter Great Iron Kings That's part of CD lamb Honestly that James Winston season the 30 30 season or whatever That is incredible. It just is Like I can't believe that that actually happened in our lifetime Like for the wrong reasons a special season, but like still a special season I remember the big thing this year was like Oh, he got way sick I've got it right here. I don't my printer's not working, but Josh you ended up with the Denver Broncos And I think that's it so I can show you here real quick Josh flowers Denver Broncos Usually I print it out, but my printer's been knocking up today says it's offline. I'll try resetting it doesn't want to go No problem, man So far you've got a great duwik auto coming your way rookie auto and a Peyton Manning out of 100 Great Iron Kings But yeah, that that James Winston season really should be like immortalized Give him a statue No, hey, hey, hey, no, no, no Oh Cranks just found out. Yeah, I was too young. I whiffed through YTK, but uh This and I never understood it. I was like five I didn't even turn five yet That was that was more, uh What's the dude from one biscuits name? That was more, uh, I want to say Rob. You're dead. It's not Rob. You're dead. I'm a crack. I'm a crack addict To that's like, I don't feel like that's it's almost incredible Two tds two interceptions a game for a full season It's pretty it's Fred Durris. I'm like, what's not a wrestling fan am I a fake fan? Uh, I know that they're pretty rare. Yeah, I'm sure he doesn't like signing because Barry is kind of uh You know Allegedly, he's not the nicest guy in the world Three two one they did He uh at WrestleMania 18 he comes out and does rolling Fortaker it's pretty rad. All right box four halfway there Turn the corner lead series rookies Wait, it's just the lead series not a rookie. I don't think that's the only reason why I wouldn't be surprised though Maybe if he does ever make it he'll start signing but He's just kind of uh Nice chris alave rated rookie auto New Orleans Saints going to Melissa Kind of like chris alave is its signature But nice one here chris alave rated rookie signature from home's dominators Devo Samuel Road to the Super Bowl 71 out of 100 for the 49ers joe He's uh, he's a stud man. That that kid is going to be Good for a while Johan Dotson the rookies And he's one of those guys too. You get him an actual qb his numbers jump up even more Some gold cracked ice alec pierce Nice optochrome Out pierce gold cracked ice two out of ten go into the Coles and andrew peterson. Nice man. Congrats Now he is not in recent stuff at all. It's going to be a lot of like early to mid 2000 tops He just you know, he didn't really sign when he played Definitely is not signing now Now let's hear it dominators grease hall elite series Head raffles burger purple. It's going to be at a 492 for the pittsburgh stealers dan will 188 out of 452 Celebrations are allowed again Evan McPherson No name ron tennahill power plus Dominators tula I wonder what they're going to do with him. I just hope that kid is doing okay Okay now do some tucker action all pro there's a lot of a canvas I like those and then uh the full name ones where it's like First middle and last name from this. I think it's pretty cool Christian Watson the rookies got a die cut coming up sonny michael Tony michel's sonny michel press proof die cut for the dolphins dolphins edition right here 71 out of 75 dolphins going to karen Something like that, which is cool. I think it's kind of cool All pro kings patch debo samuel one more diva ahead in your way 195 out of 299 for joe anerson and the and the san francisco 4d9 urs Yeah, those are cool too The baseball does the Did a lot of those this year Dharma's baseball Hurts dominators. It's done Eagle's got a good one, man I love unorthodox skills that athletes learn to like better themselves Like step on digs Someone asks i'm like, oh, who's the athlete you spend the most tape watching? I wonder what I watch a lot of alan iverson Like what yeah, I watched a lot of alan iverson So when you watch me like catch the ball and run after the catch like That's where all my juke my like my juke's come from Like you watch a i just do crossovers and all this like jambaloo's and hesitations and like that's how I run the ball And you can totally see it It's like I use it for route running. I use it after carry like or after catch like I just It's like it's what I do Here is box five second to last box Let's see if we can get a downfall of our nightmare here, yeah Some nice stuff coming up Let's get it purple optochrome rated rookie for calvin austin the third 36 out of 50 One more for will and the Steelers Nice stuff so far German water weight series South Gardner the rookies Malva Salete series Devo Samuel dominators Jehan Dotson out of 100 press proof Another one for joe anison and the commanders No name on the devon singletary for the buffalo bills rick thomas name. I haven't really called out a lot as the bills, so I'm on heading your way ty kwan thorton the rookies george pickens press proof and a desmond ridder boy another kevin durant fans of the game Reese Hall the rookies malik will's red iron kings Trayvon Walker the number one pick rated rookie auto going to the Jacksonville Jaguars and scott number one pick overall trayvon walker to Adams Chuba hover on the orange It's going to be out of 30 carolina panthers chris parent four out of 30 Yeah, Stingray malik will's elite series Like a parson's dominators Joe mixon power plus Aaron roger's action all pro Great iron kings patrick mohones Kenny picket Dominators avon kimara JK dom is on the gold press proof yellow press proof 32 out of 50 Baltimore Ravens getting in on it with Raymond Next is going to be a mica parson's all pro kings patch Out of 349 the dallas cowboys going to william back here of box five Kyle hamilton the rookies PCA pico orange drum one big thanks from the kid All right last box At the moment too, we're uh, I'm not putting up any more for now on the rough side Here you go always check back if you want to get more dawn rust more football. That's jaskiescasebrakes.com I needed a Texan. Thank you for reminding me. Fox has made a good one.   I have one of I have some a w stuff because I like the a w right now Montevideo pro Fadarian mathis on the orange when we got a 96 for the rookie for the commanders joe a Oh that impeccable so clean I would have if if you're really thinking about it and you can I would absolutely pull the trigger impeccable is so nice I like those uh championship rainautas a lot too james and williams elite series rookie National pro tussin tucker That's I wouldn't call it a problem, you know, but as a buyer like, you know Like impeccable and immaculate are the first like really high-end panini wrestling the new stuff. So like It's gonna hold its value.  How cool is this look four out of ten? Especially with the ravens colors baltimore raiment Sharp Last hit can't king's gonna be chris carter one more for the vikings and shawmatic 179 out of 199 impeccable You know, unfortunately that's what impeccable does It's too nice for its own good. Really it is Especially for a taker All right last stack here One more out of pierce purple optic chrome 29 out of 50 had nandja Nice man jahan dottson the rookies david olejavo ryan satanahill Dominator's malo garrick trayvon locker drew breeze out of 468 for the saints Gonna go to melissa 158 out of 468 Those old-school guys, man, they know how to do it One more jk dobbins on the no name ryan tanahill week series Garrett wilson press proof for that in sleep the rookie of the year offensively Sam how on the rookies The failures that be canvas and a press proof of coal commence Nice there we go. And that is a wrap for now On 2022 don rusford ball hobby We'll do a little recap here of the uh the otters the memorabilia's any big parallels As gold cracked ice out pierce out of 10 crissolave rookie otter Justin jefferson out of 50 tray mcgride rookies otter The devil's single first hit in the box. All right Thanks again y'all we'll be back with more breaks soon I'll check the site for more football baseball basketball Whatever it is y'all are feeling at jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks again. Bye


Hours fan over here is Chris from three and he's got it here comes Noel three on one Chris Binsai takes the contact and one David Chris great break by the Huskies and a chance for a three point play the high post and the short corner another three Washington coming out on fire and Chris with a big smile feeling it Chris couple of threes today instead of going to use the bank beautifully done once he hits one of scoring in bunches here's Chris speaking of hand and milk in it well here's the three ball Chris just gonna line one up as I've got this tracks down his own miss gives it up another assist six assists tonight the Bible gets no turnovers and kick out Chris with two will let it fly he's got it from three what a finish clock clock at four Bradley just have another block from five will beauty on the outlet to Chris up and under and good wow pressure on the ball pushes all the way it's a new career high for David Chris he's got 32 and we're tied


Good afternoon everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with a stock swush, and I wanted to review HES This was the gap today that fell off the planet. It actually opened and swushed Interestingly enough, it was a very late gap Let's take a look at it. Well first it gapped up You can see here was small volume then it started to sell off then it collapsed and here's the open look High in the day here into the first 15 minutes was almost 59 99 almost 60 it dropped almost three dollars in the first 15 minutes of the day So it was a beautiful beautiful sell-off Let's just go over the trade You could have aggressively done this here I did not But you could have Anyways, then this rally back set up dropped you could have done this twice in here And then here's the move again. Where could this go? This could go to some big number today, but I like to trade the morning And be out. I'm a gap trader I like to get the quick move and this definitely had it today and you could have done it One two three times if you wanted to I only did it once but you could have done it three different times Nice move low of the day went to I didn't quite get to 56 24 let me just say This could set up again today. This could set up again today. Actually, I mean, I'm not gonna do it again but you know when something opens and and and Swooshes, which is how to stock swish today first one in 2017 first one of earning season Which starts next week good sign You could play these really all day and you learn how to do this how to spot them find them play them in my class in the Golden Gap course So this could set up again. It could go to 56. It could even go to 55 something big move today in the stock Very wild great job. Everybody did in the room. Everyone made money. Congratulations Nice way to have a good solid Thursday going into the end of the week tomorrow's Friday and we'll see what we get Thanks, everyone. If you're interested in the Golden Gap course email me at Melissa at the stocks whoosh calm The class is this weekend Saturday and Sunday


Good morning. Bonjour. So I'm Bessam Tabara. I'm the CEO and founder of UpBound. And I'm also one of the folks that started the CrossBlade project. How many here have heard of CrossBlade? Actually, not bad. Good show of hands. So I thought this is our first platform engineering day, and I was thinking about how to get us started. And I thought maybe a good way to start. Oh, you guys can't see my slides. Hold on. All right, let's go again. So I was thinking about how to get us started today. And I thought, why not start with what I think is, and maybe tell me at the end if you agree, the largest success story in platform engineering. Let's get going. I'm going to take you back to 2002. There was a small startup in Seattle working online book company in Seattle. And they had this really big initiative they wanted to go to. They wanted to transform themselves from being an online book company to a global marketplace for e-commerce. And their CEO, Jeff Azos, you might have heard his name, he recognized one thing. He recognized that there is no way that they could do this given their current ID system processes and how they're organized. At that time, they had lots of different data centers. They were building all sorts of different systems. Each team was provisioning their own hardware. Every time they wanted to do anything, it required changes across a number of organizations and planning meetings and emails and tickets and craziness that happened. He described it as a jumbled mess of systems. And that if they didn't fix that problem, there's no way they can go through with that transformation. And so what did Jeff do? He wrote an email and sent it to the company that became known as the API mandate. Let's go through the API mandate. All teams will henceforth expose their data and functionality through service interfaces. What we would call today APIs. And that teams must communicate with each other through these APIs. And that no other form of communication is allowed. Very critical points that he's telling everyone here. He didn't care what technology stack you were using. At that time, this is a data thing. And you'll see he changed his mind on this later. But the final part was that he wanted everyone to make sure that these APIs were addressing a public audience. Third party is integration partners, et cetera. And if you didn't do any of this stuff, you'll be fired. Literally, this is the exact memo, an excerpt of the exact memo that Jeff wrote. Within two years, Amazon transformed itself. Literally went from a jumbled mess to organizing into teams that are building services with well-defined APIs for them. It didn't matter how these services were implemented. There was a ton of Perl scripting at that time, believe it or not. And tickets and things are happening inside each of the teams. But what they exposed was an API externally. So services emerged for compute, for storage, for networking, and then later, message hues and relational databases and caching and merchant systems and third party system. All these services started emerging inside the online book company, all with well-defined APIs around them. And the teams that were starting new initiatives, creating new projects, no longer had to go sit in long scheduling meetings and figuring out which hardware they need to deploy. They called an API to get compute. And they called an API to get storage that they need for their own initiative. And that created an unbelievable amount of flexibility in the organization and a separation of concern. Now teams can specialize. Not everybody had to understand storage. Not everyone had to understand networking. It also helped them with their hiring. They didn't have to hire experts and everything. They could actually get to a point where they have people that had to only work on the things that they actually need to work on. This was the start of a massive transformation at Amazon. And it all comes back to that API mandate. And they didn't stop there. Literally, they got really, really good at building services to the point where they started seeing all the architectural patterns around them. They started separating control from data and building common machinery for control, whether it's identity and access control and building frameworks for how people build these control planes that they're running and metering and billing and policy in a config store. All of that happened inside Amazon. And then they wrapped it all up into a platform API, a single API, for the entire set of services. And they built interfaces, lipstick I hear, on top of those APIs, CLI, SDKs, and a console they built on top of this. And cloud computing was born. They launched it all in 2006 as AWS. Literally, platform engineering led to cloud computing. And it's likely the largest success story in platform engineering. All right, it's 2024, 22 years later. Most enterprises, and despite the fact that everyone's building on cloud computing, most enterprises remain a jumbled mess of systems. Ticket ops, planning meetings. I need a database in Amazon. I have to ask someone to create a ticket. They send me credentials. I send emails. Literally, still a jumbled mess of systems. So what do we do about it? I think we need a new API mandate. Here's a refreshed, updated API mandate for 2024. It starts the same way. All teams must, must expose their data and functionality through APIs. Teams must communicate with each other exclusively through these APIs. But it's 2024. Please don't go build everything Amazon builds. Please don't. We've come a long way since. So number three, all teams must use Kubernetes and cross-plane. The machinery required to build these services that gives you the same power Amazon had when they were building theirs and refining their patterns.  It's truly a waste of resources, pun intended. No exceptions on that one. And the same way, anyone who doesn't do this will be fired. All right, so what does that actually mean? If you start with cross-plane and Kubernetes, you have the machinery required to expose a set of services that have well-defined APIs in your organization. It's this much YAML to define what an API is in cross-plane. We call it an XRD. And it's a similar amount of YAML to define what you want to happen when your customers call that API, whether it's to deploy a bucket or configuring or set up networking. That can happen without you having to build a ton of machinery. It's the fastest way to get going. And by doing this, you're leveraging the entire ecosystem built around the cloud-native community. You're using identity and access control and policy and systems that are built around this API, the Kubernetes API. You're tapping into a rich ecosystem where you don't have to start from scratch and work on your own. And then finally, you have to layer all your interfaces on this API. It's the same recipe that Amazon followed. And so I'll leave you with that. If you're building a platform, do it like Jeff did. Thank you.


only come back every once in a while and like the mother doesn't want him to be working away and yet she wants him to be very getting money and there's no work in northern Ireland there's a lot and but that's a reality though isn't it i know but there's no like they owe this money to the tax man there's no basis of how why they owe this money there's like a do you need to be fed that though i mean can you not just say right there must be a reason let's watch this there's no depth in these characters you know like his father and mother are living down the road and okay fair enough you know like you don't find out anything about them the father becomes unwell in it and it is very superficial it's a superficial how do they become why do i care that he's unwell you know what i mean you don't really find anything about and i cannot i'm sorry i knew this i cannot cope with it at all karen hind would never be married to judy dench she's way too old for him in this movie and i love judy dench i love judy dench she look at the way karen hind's and judy dench are supposed to be jay v doran's parents judy dench is makeuped up to look like karen hind's his mother the mind jay v doran's mother i just couldn't get over it i was you're watching i mean they're helping her up and downstairs they're doing everything where's karen hind if you know as an actor this is what was being whispered to me during the film last night in the cinema stop they would never be together in a million years they would never be together right something nothing nothing clever was going on then to challenge you to make some sort of a point it was coming from a different side which is kind of more from the protestant side whereas a lot of these belfast movies that i've seen in the past i'm not saying the other is others out there put another a different story forward yeah right okay well this corner says belfast is crap at the film that is it's overdone it reminded me of the commitments typical of how movies are made today you could write the cringe script yourself too much emphasis on small points no imagination in it i wouldn't go next door to see it that's a pretty good review it's harsh it's a pretty good review this is a shocker because i said i thought it was quite divisive but but i'm starting to get to the point now where i'm wondering has anyone else enjoyed except mckayla well i'm i'm hanging all my heart on the fact that mckayla loves it well do i need to i need to go to the back door where is mckayla waiting we need to worry can i get her us off is she prepared to defend herself caroline i don't know oh the film for that matter maybe there's something we're missing i don't know reviewers like it it's got 87 percent on rod nanos the jamie doran is going to be up for an oscar ford and you're kind of like never i i couldn't believe that i'm staggered by that information no okay he until the last kind of 10 minutes of the movie he could have been anybody you know what i mean is and he didn't buy the last 10 minutes i had almost i was so fed up with the characters and some of the silly stuff i can't spoil you're singing there's a song in it though was that just at the end yeah oh god but that wasn't the worst there was a silly bit as well it was the worst i thought that was a high point sorry and i made that genuine i know you know what if you're a jay b doran fan it was a high point yeah but uh yeah no i know the part the part even then michael's talking about there there's different things that happened in his and you were just kind of like it it it was this close to being out of a gauntlet but session belfast right okay and we know you have a problem with that it was just on the cusp of being that and you're like they did not make that so dare i ask what would you give it out of 10 do not say six oh no that's about as much as i would do i mean you can't say six because six is quite good i know what people wouldn't like but some people seem to be enjoying that i mean if somebody said to me will i go and see it i'd be like enough who's on who's on rte maybe but i'd i'd record it so you could fast forward so i would if you're gonna make me give it a lower score then i would probably only give it like a four or five then five we'll go with five five out of six like it's not not watchable it's just it's not yeah cinematography is very good it's about the same but a five it's just this middle it's below below average from me i had always said to you last night six but i thought i would finally sorry to labor this right good then why why what is it the people love that can you see what people loved about it that didn't hit home for you guys yes i think it is that that that dream like thing i think the american market will lap it up the american critics will love it they are love lapping it up and i think anyone who might relate to the subject matter might like it without thinking too much about whether or not they like the characters they might be like i identify with this yeah so i think that's the answer i think that's what it's dedicated through it and after you know for those that left for those that stayed and for those that were lost so i mean you know i don't resonate but it doesn't sound authentic from what user coming from but obviously it was enough well and i fully hold up my hand in that i do not have an emotional attachment in that sense to the subject matter you know what i mean uh growing up where i did and everything understood you know i have a passion if the film is good if a film is good it should make you care i mean it could be living on mars and if it's a good movie you might empathize with a civil war scenario okay and it didn't happen for anyone out there with alternative views 08 660 25 000 uh mary on facebook says hi all i started watching clary's on alibi has your panel watched it it's very good yes clary's on alibi is i actually there's a few things on alibi at the moment that are really good new detective view ones but clary's is one of the oh you have it actually on the list yeah oh yeah it's been there now for a while because it's about four or five weeks in which is fine but basically what it is is it's after silence of the lambs and it is the fbi agent clary's that was the main part of it played by jolly faster if i remember correctly and this is kind of the next stage in her career okay so she if anybody remembers the original science of the lambs when it came out clary's was like a junior just kind of training wheels out she was like a probing agent and they wanted her because they hadn't too many women that were doing that kind of profiling in that if i remember it's so long since i've seen but that was it anyway so then and in this then is that uh the whole uh case uh of uh billy bob i think was not the name of the guy that was in the science of the lambs but the bad guy in that that whole case is over she's trying to move on with her career she's now tainted by it through some people thinking it's great through the press thinking it's thinking that she was amazing through the mother of the girl that was down the well the whole way through silence of the lambs the senator yeah so the senator now is in charge she's in in justice or whatever and she's in charge of putting together this big group uh this specialized group that are going to deal with big issues around the place and she makes sure that clary's has put on this is she good enough is she not and then it's all these different kind of cases i was a bit kind of every episode different case but there's a lot of like scars and stuff coming from the movie that you see coming to a big production because if something's this is probably i haven't really watched enough to even make this judgment but it's almost like you know alibi is where you know the really grainy you know tv oh no alibi has really improved it alibi used to be originally was i i would a hundred percent have said that it was things that were now love it but i can understand why other people might inspector george gently was on it you watched like father brown yeah you watched you know lots of different things then all of a sudden it went through a phase where it was just picking up on american tv that maybe had been dropped so you had a lot of stuff that was coming up on it uh you'd have you'd have things like risoli and aisles cast all these just you know perform anything but they are doing some really good stuff now so the clary sonnet at the moment and which is uh really well done really well produced in american you recognize lots of different actors again not necessarily huge but a lot of actors that you recognize from different shows that show up in it it's uh very well done very short now it's uh you know it is about murdering it doesn't uh it takes the the top end of it i wouldn't be sitting down with your kids to watch it that kind of thing there's another one that was on ragdoll that alibi made themselves it's finished but they're showing it at night it was quite gruesome but it was really well done okay and they make it themselves so they're they're getting into the tv production but staying within their genre which is all this kind of detective well i like that stuff i'm definitely going to check out clary so you can get both kind of stuff it's where i watch hudson and rex so long as all the gambit it's got your life detective to your apparently that are you know you must be like season oh it's only i'm waiting for season four to come out season three okay i mean it now i'm in it to win it right afterlife on netflix michael this is ricky javais's show this is a big talking point it came back for season three recently um speaking of things that are divisive ricky javais is very divisive um i'm watching the show at the moment watching two season two get ready for season three um i liked season one to some degree um but again with season two i'm noticing that he's just repeating what he does and that is javais sets up this scenario where a guy takes pot shots at things that clearly annoy javais so in one episode the guy who's trying to get on with his life after the passing of his wife he goes to like a yoga thing but the yoga guy is just talking rubbish so there's a big point where he stands up and calls him out on it yeah then there's another episode where he kind of has a pop shot at local drama groups because of all that but that's and he has a pop at journalism but he's not know what's good about it because when i it's a long time since i watched the first series but i thought what it was was like a long play format of jokes or observational humor observational stuff yeah little thing i mean is that but he's doing it again i agree like i he's doing now that i'm watching season two i'm like it's almost like i've accidentally pressed play on season one episode three you never got involved emotionally in the side because it's an incredibly emotional program and deals with very absolutely but your focus is on him having to go with amateur dramatics i think the emotions are probably missing from season two right okay if you remember season one it ended with a very climactic cathartic moment so for season two he's moved past that in fact i'm kind of surprised i was surprised at the time that they would go for a season two it was so popular they had to like they had yeah but i wonder is there still is there a story to be told now in season midway point of season two there is the start of a story arc where it's not a spoiler the newspaper might be in danger of getting shut down so that might be what we're supposed to get invested in in season two but i think a lot of the emotional stuff of season one has been resolved it could probably come back to bite him on the design there's season three's out isn't it season two is sort of setting it up it's interesting to look at rotten tomatoes when you look at the reviews from the critics it goes down it starts off like 77 i think 77 and then by the time you get to season three it's like 52 right okay so i think it may have worn out its welcome it's one of those things where if he had stopped at season one we'd all still go but the problem is is netflix have said by the way there is a bucket of money yeah and it doesn't have a bottom go for it go for it two and three and did he have season one two and three laid out in his head or did he just say right people do love it i mean i had a chat with somebody was that a group of people and as you said the people who are touched by it and have watched at the end love this show and love the guy and love his dog and see that that life he's been he is a character for some people that can't do no wrong even though blatantly he's doing wrong you know in other words it's not that good but there's some people so loyal it's very what it stands for and how he speaks yeah well friends why were saying that it would happen that they they felt like you felt season one was excellent season two kind of dropped off of it yeah but there is an emotional thing in it because they think it's more he's got a relationship with his dad and different things like that yes let's come into two but then in season three it's nearly the redemption season so it's kind of when he supposedly and looking at the trailers and stuff he starts looking at his life and his thinking and his is thinking right or wrong and there's that kind of a field to because it's on it's on the final close so it's about that kind of thing because friends of mine have said that they watch it sat down ended up watching it all the way straight through were ball and crime journey so it had that emotion it gets back to that emotional heart that you're talking about that was in one but like maybe that was the case that he was only planning one and then it did kind of suddenly become this so two and three work together maybe it's like what i'm watching is kind of the setup for the key is i think that yeah maybe this is by the time you get to the end of season three if you persist well it will i will the payoff be worth it do you know i mean i'll come back to it in a few weeks if you want but i will stick with it like two out of three anyways always ends up being a thing you know what i mean i think of any trilogy thing you've ever watched in the middle on his own mini chapter syndrome i mean you know even in lord of the range you were like god did i need to do i need that four hours in the middle i like played two the clio the classic thing is for the trilogy those are not like five blades there's not three three three there is a three yeah there's only three oh yeah the classic thing is for fans i don't know that thank you the classic thing is for dr who fans of the old dr who were there were the four parters you had the middle chapter syndrome much as i love dr who classic dr who episode three the middle point of the storylines nothing ever happened it's like a bridge in a song lost in the rubbish why are you remember when you when you're watching uh lost it was like oh 10 years i'm still not over i'm still mad about it lost but oh stop don't get me started and i still get angry it's like that teacher in school that you have a memory of that no matter how long it's been since you're in school you're like oh my god lot i'm scared by it but if you remember watching it it was like this week bang bang bang all these things are happening the next week then you're like oh well sure not never and then you're waiting till next week it's going to be amazing and it was like as if they were kind of doing it that's kind of all messed up now though with the way we can watch stuff all in a row yes i've watched i think your honor or there was what your honor i think it was is i watched it pretty much back to back right and i didn't i couldn't have told you where the bad episodes were of course because it was just a lull in the storyline but someone who was watching it weekly would have gone oh god that was a slow episode or it didn't need to pick up next week that might not continue with it so it depends how you how you consume it too absolutely absolutely correct yeah yeah it's changed our viewing habits have changed how we perceive these things okay so what are you given i'll give it a seven because i'm still above our average show so far yeah it's i think it possibly if there's a good enough payoff it probably can go into the eights yeah absolutely i'd completely yeah and i like i like that main character uh no i haven't seen this yet i haven't seen this a friend's minor all raving about it when i'm not a real i'm sure it's fine i i could do about 15 minutes of him and then i was like did you watch extras i did watch extras but to be honest what i loved about extras was all the other was all the extras yeah it was more everybody else who was in it and the even the way the celebrities oh yeah kind of threw themselves into it and that but um yeah as i was talking about the Clarice there so if anybody's watching that or starts watching it i wasn't mad about it for the first three or four it was good it was watchable but it was kind of like a meh it's gotten really more into her psychological health and stuff like that now i'm about five or six in and actually i'm really enjoying it i'd give it like seven or eight okay that's good um of course i totally agree about belfast the only good thing about it was the van morrisen soundtrack um i think you had to live in belfast all northern arland to appreciate it says another uh did any of you watch the tourist on bbc which ended on sunday night after six weeks that's one i've kind of marked somewhere that's that's the connection there i'm keen to watch the first episode of it right right and it was slow no it's not meant to be a big action thing no is this not he's out in australia or somewhere yeah lost his memory and they're out to kill him somebody's out to get him and he doesn't know why they're out to get him in that kind of hate when that happened i ruined my worst ruins my week i can't do anything where people are lost in the outback in australia i'm still traumatized by wolf creek do you remember that movie years ago too much for me can't do it it's yeah maybe it's set it's set up well i don't know are you going to continue with it i don't i will but jamie doran right like he doesn't speak an awful and i'm not sure he can this is going to be controversial and i might hope we don't bump into him if he's ever done a call if he ever heard what if his agent calls in like last week we had he's he's got one expression right so if he's not speaking it's not really clear what he's feeling yeah yeah i had to describe it maybe yeah the only thing is somebody said to me that the tourist was very good because again i had sort of put it to one side because uh it was too busy watching call the midwife once in a rex call the midwife on a sunday rather than watching the the tourist but um they were saying to me it's his character in it is very similar to the character that he played in the fall which was the main which was the big one that everybody well this the person that drives my my cousin and in london he was the worst thing about the fall though oh yeah we see that most people thought he was one of the best things maybe i'm just not a huge fan of his and it's yeah you know it's like every one of these shows that you watch nothing happens for 55 minutes and then they jam a load of stuff in the last six or seven minutes to make you watch you know like this happen this happen this happen that and keep an eye on that remember that i have been looking forward to it but now i'm not sure no don't because i because there's another one that the other one that i put you off watching finula oh it's 11 which is made very similar to this in that it rushes a load of stuff at the end of episode one it turned out to be really quite good yeah i still have much that every time i go to clicking it i'm like great something else great listen we'll be having for me i'm not going to listen to great because he recommended your honor to me and i'll never going to finish by that i think your honor was a good show i know you do yeah no i don't regret that okay i regret are you bragging crats it's agent i regret putting finula off stay close but i don't regret recommending all right we'll be back with more from michael and finula after these at hickey clark and langan insurance brokers they compare quotes from all leading insurers so you get a great price home motor and van farm holiday home travel and liability insurance they quote them all so if the worst happens you're covered for a competitive insurance quote today called hickey clark and langan on 91 two double six double eight or pop into their office at bali mccool letter kenny hickey clark and langan general insurance is limited trading as hickey clark and langan is regulated by the central bank of ireland all children aged five and over are being offered a covid 19 vaccine their vaccine will help to protect them and the rest of the family too the advice from the world health organization is that the covid 19 vaccine is safe for children this age so if you have questions about their covid 19 vaccine we have answers you can trust to register or for information visit hsc.ie from the hsc irish fertilizer prices amongst highest in the world for more on this week's farmers journal is paul mooney as fertilizer prices break records don't miss our nine page fertilizer special where we share top tips and how to reduce your fertilizer costs growing concerns in new department group could cap cow numbers farmers were not to sell carbon credits outside the sector and adam woods has five top tips when purchasing pedigree stock bulls plus we share tips for dealing with calving difficulties only inside this week's irish farmers journal on sale now as you start rediscovering northern ireland again we want you to explore with confidence that's why we've introduced the we're good to go industry standard for tourism and hospitality businesses so you know they've agreed to follow covid 19 safety guidelines like social distancing following the recommended cleaning processes and undergoing spot checks so you can enjoy your break to the full look out for the safety symbol for businesses that are good to go northern ireland we're good to go brought to you by tourism northern ireland in partnership with uk national tourism bodies highland radio time checks brought to you by letter kennie shopping center the center of shopping in donny yall free parking and shopping all under one roof letter kennie shopping center bringing you the time at the time is 11 32 i know what was wrong with belfast he's wouldn't stop yamming the whole way through it i would say we we ask ask people who are in the cinema because some of the listeners were there because they recognized they recognized our voices as we were walking in they were like finally recognition international though don't forget oh yeah remember where were you in spain the fan base came up to you someone came up voice recognized moth i'm telling you i i just retire now i'm at my peak isn't that what they say you should do don't don't ruin it don't ruin it don't ruin it just uh we unexpectedly found america's talent show the voice you were saying last friday continues tonight they say it's brilliant hi is the panel watching the tv series sunday night itv one about the bomb squad i find it quite good that's the same people behind line of june is going to use all the same actors so i'm very sarcastic show up on tv three uniquely on the virgin yeah i've seen sarcastic comments on twitter every sunday night about how it lacks tension and people saying things like thank goodness there are ad breaks in this otherwise i wouldn't be able to so i kind of got put off by that to be honest it's that would kind of a lot of those comments i'm concerned if a movie about bomb squad people go in it doesn't have any tension you're like surely that's the whole point yeah the whole point surely is the tense moment but that person liked it so yeah i was looking forward to it i have to say now and normally when something starts on utv it shows up on like one of the virgin channels here or whatever but i haven't found it yet they say i find it good which is not necessarily a massive glowing uh positive sort of maybe a lot of people are comparing it to line of duty and expecting immediately to love it and that's the same people that's doing it and then it's the same actors i mean obviously people are going vigil which was to say i loved vigil i thought vigil was amazing great tense that was tension i don't understand how that hasn't showed up on Netflix yet i keep thinking that should be there by now yeah well sure look at uh we're going to welcome on to the program now um patrick old sullivan from county cork higher patrick how you keeping hello there i'm very well thank you it's good to have you with us right the late late show tonight we'll see six Eurovision hopefuls including patrick along with janet grogan rachel good brendan moore brook scullion and miles graham take to the stage in the hope of representing arland at the upcoming Eurovision song contest in italy this may i use performing live this evening is it we are performing live yeah i woke up this morning and kind of realized i was going to be singing on the late late show it's a great honor in and of itself of course it's amazing yeah i mean it's kind of the the biggest platform there is in arland so i feel very fortunate to even be in this position yeah but you're not uh you know stranger to the big stage either or to tv uh you've been at it since you were 10 yeah it's been a long on time i started doing shows and stuff like that when i was 10 years old and then when i was 17 after the leaving start i went away and did a degree in musical theatre and i've done all sorts different bits in the west end and tours and all that kind of stuff uh since in the last kind of seven or eight years right so how did uh your your song is one like one kiss one promise written by nickie burin uh larre and daniel reilly if the chrono's also involved so that's pretty much you know uh some of the big hitters in the irish music scene over the last 10 or 20 years how does it work are you matched with the song do you source the song yourself are you approached or what way uh did you come to be singing one like one kiss one promise yeah like you say it's a fairly strong caliber of song right there um so i did a singing show on rte it was the first season of it called the last singer standing in the last part of 2021 and nickie burin was the host of that show um and i went on to win that and nickie got to know me through that and got to know my voice and throughout lockdown we've been doing lots of writing sessions with daniel reilly and lark hey and they've been kind of tinkering with this song and he gave me a call after finding said look patrick we've got this song and we think that you could do you could put your own spin on it and it could be a really cool interesting new thing for arland to do for your vision and like when i heard the track i just absolutely bit his hand off i thought it had all the elements that arland needs to kind of get out of this rut that it's finding itself in right how's the winner tonight uh selected do we know yeah so there's three there's three elements to it there's a national jury of irish music industry experts there's an international jury of irish of european music industry experts and then there's also a public vote so all the people at home can can watch and pick their favorite which will be one night which is to promise and they can vote in and select that all right well listen we wish you the the best of success with it it's exciting um and it'll be an interesting program i think big viewership tonight uh and it will be interesting to see who goes through what song selected listen great to talk to you thank you thank you so much for having me all right take care right there's a an international panel there's a national panel and there is an audience panel let's see what our panel thinks of this all right here we go this is just one of the entrance one night one kiss one promise i'm not saying anyone could be swayed by anything right but like i would say nickie burin larke and daniel really know everyone in the irish national music i would assume between the three of them i'd say they've they've fairly gotta covered you know it's gonna be hard to say no but anyway let's have a listen see somewhere here i like it i think it's right so you're sharing lots of yeah yeah and sort of a you too sort of a feel or a guitar what are you on about the beginning is completely the beginning see i'm going to sing too so you too i want to sing too so all of you too is really in my head now um but but yeah no i like it too yeah i don't think it's going to win the Eurovision because i think it's too good good song do you think we're yeah i you could definitely listen to it but Eurovision seems to have gotten a little bit is that the best we haven't heard the other five okay obviously i haven't heard the we have so much talent i just would yeah all i would want and he is a very talented young man and clearly and he's got brilliant backing yep um i just all i want sometime and whoever it might be is that we send something over to the Eurovision that may not necessarily be winning it but represents the best of what we can do and that's for me what's been a lacking bit that the best of what we can do even in this county or this region or the country that's what we should send over whatever it might be i know i suppose the thing about that though in in context of this is there's so many genres and different things and how do you pull that in do you remember like we went down the kind of semi-trad you know as in was it Neve Kavana or one of them she did it you know she did a song there one time and kind of had a trad feel even though it was poppy so is that what you know what we can't win it right we can't win it now because of the way the scoring is done the geography we can't win it so at the very least i don't i'm not saying we have to it has to represent irishness in inverted commas but just has to feel like we're sending the best of what we can do yeah you know like say for instance who's like uh there's a ton of them the guy from our drawer what's his name he's a sketch with the moment or you know like there's so many people that make that songs are better than what we're sending out yeah i know and there was a time when people used to get a real sense of nationalism and huge irishness off it you know you take back i don't think we recovered from river dance um mary says i agree with you all about jamie doran but stick with it it's good the tourist the tourist okay okay okay we're gonna be back with more from my clan fenula after these messages very nurses and carers across dunigal call 91 29562 bluebird care are sponsors of today's show what is it about brennan's bagels that people just can't get enough of well according to sophie in dublin a brennan's bagel blt is simply omg whatever that means one thing's for sure chewy crust and soft inside that's how our bagel bakers make them however he is slices anything baked is better with brennan's brennan's today's bread today dunigal hearing clinic now open up here to our letter kenny and bunkrana now offering state-of-the-art rechargeable hearing aids free with your prsi also pain-free micro suction wax removal services call 07491 88470 or dunigall hearing clinic dot ie life sounds brilliant with dunigall hearing clinic ladle have something to tell you but it's a bit embarrassing because we don't like blowing our own trumpet we were the most awarded retailer in the republic of ireland at the great taste awards in 2021 in other words we're number one like the absolute finest for great tasting food in your part of ireland according to the very knowledgeable judges of the great taste awards we want for loads of things especially in our deluxe range i mean the judges were wild about our deluxe range but as i said we don't really like talking about it it's not about us we're little more for you on this week's business matters i'll be joined by the owner of harley's cheers bar in balba fe and treasurer of the dunigall branch of the fitness federation of ireland martin harley so join me purely donnell for business matters on sunday evening after the six o'clock news the business matters podcast is also available to download at highlandvideo.com business matters in association with letter kenny it's faculty of business applications are now open for the highly regarded masters in leadership and innovation in the public sector also a masters in governance compliance and data protection in financial services and a certificate in online dispute management visit lyit.ie for more information save on cat food this february at maxi zoo get 20 percent off go cat 10 kilo range now just 23.99 check out maxi zoo.ie for more information maxi zoo there for you and your pet always okay back in the studio now with michael and finula right okay do you want to quick talk about sing two to redeem the cinema no no no no i look at berthas is one of those ones like we were just talking to jean there and she loved it people are gonna love it for different reasons i think what happened to me was that i didn't get invested in it so then every tiny little thing started getting back every tiny little thing started driving me crazy like at one point it's 1969 and judy dench is talking to her grandson about how much she loved the cinema and i'm like giving the fact that this woman looks like she's in her late 70s was there cinema in berthas in 1909 like that's what happened to me judy dench is on the phone and it's awesome she's amazing it's about casting it's not her or what's in it come here i'm gonna use what's the puppet master on netflix no no no not yet it's quite i know it was entertaining and everybody was talking about it it's about a spy conman who and the sort of tool timelines uh he was involved with a group of young people in the early noughties i think and spawn a web of deceit uh and then there's another timeline closer to now 20 you know was it like eight episodes 10 episodes it's three or four strangely episode two is half an hour or something i don't know it's peculiar um one's 45 minutes the other's half an hour and then another's an hour and five it's really well done you know again so for some reason the uh producers who are doing the interviews don't use a microphone i don't understand it why not have a microphone if you're asking people a question yeah have a microphone i don't understand why it has to be an off mic question but anyway but it's very good i thought it was very good and it's at such i would imagine there'll be developments in it because um it's right up until now yeah exactly so now that's good but the tinder swindler yeah i was watching the tinder swindler which is uh well one one it kind of really justifies why i tell people i will never go on on dating apps i'm like oh yeah totally this is my this is my case study of why when somebody says you should totally try it as they all do um so the tinder swindler is based on uh an israeli guy that is on tinder and seemed to really be attractive to women from the netherlands because they all seem to be from the netherlands that i could see in it so it's based on obviously it's a documentary it's done over uh as one film it's an hour and fifty minutes um it's an enjoyable watch now i have to say i give it a seven or eight and it's definitely a cautionary tale but halfway through it you're kind of like ah lads so he's so they're on tinder they meet this guy and he's all his photographs of him on private jets and he's on airplanes and he's uh private jets and airplanes are the same thing he's on private jets he's on yachts he's on beaches he's wearing all those pedals he's he's uh he's all designer clothes all this kind of stuff um his profile says that he is the son of a diamond merchant and he makes out that he's from this big diamond family and uh one can see where this is going to end up all these lovely blonde beautiful ladies get very involved in him and it turns out that over the course of the last few years he has swindled over 10 million us dollars out of women across the way these women aren't sane yes but they were drawn to uh i mean obviously he's he's huge but yes but he is but also obviously he's he's portraying a lifestyle that that was the hook that people thought into so in a way if you are that dare i say shallow yeah well the amazing thing about these women is they didn't seem to think that they were in any way yeah but i mean if he had shown if this same guy was sitting in the back of a pig lorry i'm not sure whether they've swiped right but they all did and he was very smart because on the first date he met them he was all lovely and charming and he obviously is a very charming guy he's all lovely and charming and he met them and then he swept them away on a private jet to another country now first of all if you meet a guy on tinder and you get on his private jet to go to another country on your own i mean you're asking to be in clary's you're going to be on alibi but if you open the door and someone walks in once they've walked in you know then your whole oh i know going to work yeah you have them they're hooked then he told them then he had he had security and he told them that he was being that he had enemies because he was in this diamond industry and like one woman had owed 250 000 uh dollars i think in the end is what she owed because she got american express i should watch the puppet master and she didn't have any but she got loans she had nine different loans out watch the mask then because if i foolishly gave you what was in my bank account in the first in the first timeline i don't want to ruin it but in the first that means remarkable what this guy is also capable of get you would not imagine you would not imagine you can see how it works people take the leap and meet them halfway no this is not this is not love based this is just oh no i know that don't be a problem master yeah but like you know that sounds compared to to what this fella did to other people that sounds like it's only a few loans but it sounds really good i'm gonna watch that one i think yeah no it's very interesting to see it's interesting the women are all talking about what how they got caught into it how they were kind of pulled i mean one woman was going out with them for 14 months like so i'm fairness to her wow but like another person then was only going out with them for three or four months and they were moving in together and suddenly she was racking up all this debt uh how you know they got so into believing his stories that the people were after him and oh that's my enemies my enemy now if you come to me and you tell me your enemies are after you i'm out i'm maybe i'm too cynical which is probably maybe so i'm in and say this is why i don't do anything someone's after me give me a tenor but if part of you goes right i need the bus yeah but part of you goes that my life has been pretty mundane and boring and then there's this element of danger excitement that gets the adrenaline rush going you can see clearly how it works might go you know there's enough here for me to hang about that's exactly this is how judy dench got kiran hines on tender she lulled him she said that's how she managed to marry kiran what you'll give that seven or eight yeah i give it a seven or eight and a seven enjoyable and they kind of goes through the whole thing of how the women end up in the situation and then what they do about it when they start realizing what's going on all right scammer payback youtube yeah this is a youtube channel and i know this can i just ask questions sorry when you say youtube is this just something that's on youtube yes or because there is youtube red or something no this is just something that's on youtube yeah and it's got like almost two million subscribers and i've been watching them the last few weeks and i think it's brilliant it's great fun to watch but it's also really educational and you'll learn a lot so basically there's this guy who's screaming him is pierogi and he's based in america and he works in cyber security this is actually his job but what he's been doing for the last couple of years now he's not the only one that does this but i think he's the best he bates scammers and we are in dunigal we're inundated with these phone calls and emails i mean it's ridiculous the number of calls i get on on that denokia the old phone that i get a lot of people in foreign countries i've never been to this guy bates them and he engages them for conversations that run maybe three or four hours we get the highlights on youtube but if you follow him on twitch which is the live streaming thing you see how he wastes their time and a lot of people do this there's another guy who does it as well there's a lot of and there's this website called four four nine four one nine eater which has been around for like 15 20 years but what pierogi does is because he works in cyber security he's able to counter hack a lot of them he's able to hack back stick it to them hack into their webcams he's able to get into their own computers and delete files while they're so he keeps them on the phone spills them full of rubbish and then he's able to actually delete he can he can show us their script the script they're working off oh wow i might check that oh it's fantastic he's able to tell them then and then when he turns the hook on them at the end he's able to maybe turn on their their webcam but if he doesn't do that he's able to tell them what building they're in and what industrial estate or apartment in india he's able to call out things on the street and he's able to freak them out and he has been doing this for years and it's awesome to watch scammer payback scammer payback is the name of the channel you will learn a lot about i mean it's amazing to listen to these things and i've watched about 20 of them in the last couple weeks now the highlights are only maybe 45 minutes long they're not the full four-hour conversations but he does this all night every night when he finishes his work but it's amazing how it is amazing how plausible some of these guys are and you see how people get hooked the target older people the target people who are more vulnerable the target people who are too trusting yeah and they will convince these people and the way that the one of the most famous favorite scams to use is that we're we're from amazon we're giving you a refund of 400 dollars oh we've accidentally given you four thousand dollars you know always 3600 we need you to send it back or we're going to have to call the police yeah and it's fear incredible how they so this guy turns the tables i love this channel scammer payback on youtube so we had belfast in the cinema around five out of ten but more people in this building coming up disagreeing saying they loved it clarris on alibi um it gets better the more you watch it a couple of people enjoying that as well as fenula as ragdolls being repeated on that as well uh the tinder swindler a solid seven or eight out of ten on netflix um i'll be interested in actually uh to hear about palman tommy next week and scammer payback i might watch big thumbs up after live midway through season two yeah we're the jury seven seven yeah i like it but i don't love it all right michael and fenula see you next week thanks for joining us bye thank you the nine till noon show with bluebird care providing home care services for all ages and done it all visit bluebirdcare.ie and bring care home already for next year why not make sure of it with seat trade up to a two two one seat suv and you'll be offered pcp finance from 1.9 percent and a three year service plan for just 9.99 a month with the bold new aronah the stylish new eteka or the outstanding seven-seater toroco we're already are you trade up to your two two one seat suv at dmg motors claw road dunny gold town finance provided by way of heart purchase agreement from volkswagen financial services island trading a set financial services subject to lending criteria terms and conditions apply visit seat.ie slash two two one for further information homeland fuel offers keeping you warm for less 20 kg super therm by five bags get one bag of hardwood lungs free 10 kg wood pellets by 10 get one free boredom on a briquette by three for 16 euro shop in store or online at homeland.ie hello grace where are you heading down to mid to measure fireplaces and cresla made to measure fireplaces didn't you just buy a fireplace there yeah but i'm going now to pick my kitchen work top create the kitchen and living room of your dreams at mid to measure fireplaces and granite work tops they've been in business for over 40 years so for help choosing granite or quartz for your work top fireplace or stove visit the mid to measure showroom at cashel cresla or see mtmfireplaces.com or on facebook dunagall hearing clinic now open up your short letter kenny and bunkrana now offering state-of-the-art rechargeable hearing aids free with your prsi also pain free micro suction wax removal services call 07491-88470 or dunagall hearing clinic.ie life sounds brilliant with dunagall hearing clinic the euro millions mega draw is back and it's really big it's actually massive tonight the euro millions jackpot will be a guaranteed 130 million euro it's just too big to miss play responsibly in store in app or at lottery.ie the national lottery it could be you central auto parts really do stock everything for all makes and models of cars shocks springs wipers mats brakes need i go on and now stocking selly mix and sunny car and commercial paint central auto parts port link road business park letter kenny find us on facebook or call us on<PHONE_NUMBER> highland ready or weather updates with ireland west airport discover amber this summer with reiner's three times weekly service stunning architecture endless winding streets and an awe-inspiring castle island west airport you're flying okay so the weather forecast it will be cold bright and blustery today with sunny spells and widespread wintery showers with a possibility of hail and thunder maximum afternoon temperatures generally ranging four to six degrees in brisk west to northwest winds now showers becoming isolated early tonight with frost forming in some areas as temperatures dip back to between zero and plus four degrees however cloud will increase from the west overnight and temperatures will then rise outbreaks of rain will then develop later that's where we have to leave it on the program for this week thank you to all of you who listened to the program took part in the program indeed if you watch the


Alright, so today we're going to put in an Emporia Vue energy monitor. So I already have a sense in here and I actually just took out the first generation Emporia Vue. This is the second generation. So I'm going to go turn off the power and unbox this and start clamping it in. But it's going to go a couple lines on the main up here and then this one has 16 CT clamps so I could watch 16 different circuits. So I'm going to get started on that. Alright, so here's the box and inside this is the main monitor here. So it looks like that. Got a whole bunch of stuff plugged into it and then there are, these are 8 CT clamps each in here. So I'll start pulling those out and plugging them in. Alright, so this is Emporia's brain and box and this is the sense energy monitor. So you can see they're pretty similar in size. And this is the second generation device. The first generation did not do voltage monitoring. So this one does. So there's A, B, and C. So this will handle three phase power, but this is a house. So it's just two phase or 220, it's two legs of 110. And then it holds 16 different CTs. And this is the thing I really like about it. All of these are just headphone jacks. Why hasn't anybody done a headphone jack yet?  So this makes this a pretty quick install. I just have to decide which circuits I'm going to monitor and then I need to write down which is which. Alright, my main breaker happens to be outdoors, which is unusual for my market. Certainly not unusual for a lot of the country, particularly the south.  This is where it's really helpful to have some work lights. So these I just use from usually spray foam jobs. But here are the two accessory boxes. And so this has the two main clamps in it. And then also this is the wire here for powering it. And then over here there are eight CT clamps. So I'll get started putting those in. And so I just labeled my box. So I have a handwritten sheet that I need to put into a spreadsheet and then print out. But I need to note which circuits I am putting a CT on. So that's what I have to do next. So I will dig into that and now the power is off. Alright, so this is a really nice thing that they send you.  And so I'm going to wire the power in to this breaker and this breaker. So it's important they need to be next to each other. So you can see down here. I just opened these slots up earlier because my heat pump will use these down the road. But you can see where those lines are coming off and they switch. So that one comes off this side and the next one comes off the other side. So those are going to these two wires coming in from the house. So you have to make sure that when you power it, you hit both sides. And so that's what I'm doing with these two breakers. So here's one side. Here's the other side. It doesn't really matter at all just so long as you're taking two that are consecutive, you will get the two sides. So important to note. Alright, so now I have those taped up and they're going into this breaker and this breaker. And then the blue and white I have going to neutral like the directions say. Okay, so I made a list of all the circuits. And this is an important thing to do. You have to figure out what goes where. And sometimes you're not going to know so you're just going to have to do it. So this is just my handwritten list and I will put this into a spreadsheet here shortly. But I also was consolidating breakers. I wanted to open up these four spots so that I can put my heat pump in. So I needed to make this list and as you can see it's messy. I kept changing things as I was going depending on where things are going to fit, what wires there were and so forth. So really important to have this because you need to know what's what. If you don't know what something is you can always put a CT clamp on it and then watch for it to actually be running. My old house I had like eight circuits. I didn't know what they were and I figured out seven of them by watching an energy monitor. In that case it was this and then at a curb on that house as well. So important note make a list of all of your breakers. So I have chosen which ones I'm going to clamp. So this goes to my office and note that the L points towards the breaker over here and that's what it needs to do. The L goes to the load and then I have clamped the range important point on the anything that is 220 if it shares the same neutral. So if there's only one wire the neutral buses back here is actually the way they haven't wired its ground here neutral on the other side. But if it is a 220 device that pulls the same which pretty much all these double breakers are going to do with the exception of a sub panel. You can just clamp one and then in the app you can tell it to double that usage. So I had them clamp separately in the last install and they're really really close to each other. So they're close enough you can just double them and even if it's off by a couple percent it's not that big of a deal. So I clamped the range and then down here this is my water pump and so this is a sub panel here I'm 60 amp going to the shed and I used to charge my car off of this and once I get an electric car again I will be using that stunk to get rid of the volt but needed a van for towing our camper and then clamp the dryer and in this case this runs the washer and the dryer off of the same line. So this will be the laundry and this is the refrigerator because why not and I also want to see the sense can see the refrigerator so I want to see if it's catching all of the cycles or not. This is the water heater and I think that is it for the moment yeah that's the eight. So I have those all set up and note that all of them have the L going to the breaker. So next up is wire management I have to go find my zip ties I don't know that I know where they are right now I had the last set up zip tied pretty well and it was reasonably neat but know that this is going to be a train wreck pretty much no matter what you do with it in your electric panel so just do your best and don't judge each other too harshly if it looks a little messy. Okay then this is still far from neat but got my main clamps up there there's eight CTs here and I would recommend getting the 16 CT model just didn't happen to get this and I have this jammed in here enough that I can get the panel back on but you want to make sure you don't have too many wires like this one's going to be too close because when you put the cover back on it you're going to struggle to get that on so I'm going to go turn it on turn the power on and get the thing set up all right and I'm done it is hooked up to the Wi-Fi reporting so here's the old Emporia one so I'm just gonna pull that off because I switched what I'm monitoring and I purposely opened up these holes earlier again so that I can put a heat pump in and have some space for it and then it's funny I had to use blue tape my if my daughter used all of the tape in the entire house so any of the clear stuff so blue it is but I went and made that spreadsheet like I said with all of my notes so now I know which ones are being monitored and I also know where the power is because I didn't know that before so it installs complete and now because it's generation 2 it has voltage monitoring so I can trust numbers on it yet so I'm excited to watch this all right before we sign off I wanted to show you the app now that's this is working so you can see the different circuits that it is monitoring so you can check the main what the total wattage is and this will drive some people a little bit nuts but so there's minute if I move to the hour it shows what the usage is so that's kilowatt hours where the second and minutes ones show you the actual usage in watts or kilowatts so you can see the different things that I'm monitoring watching my office which is basically the internet then there's a two barn circuits and this is important because it's a sub panel so they are separate circuits but you can click on any one and see what's going on the refrigerator I really wanted to check this so that I can compare it against the sense so we'll see just how well it does it picking things up and you can see it runs a fair amount I happen to have an old fridge it was our basement fridge in our old house and when we moved we had to leave the good fridge and we brought this one so it's not the most efficient one it could be worse but it could be better but it's kind of interesting you can see there was a long cycle right here because I had the power off for about an hour while I was putting the monitor in and shooting the videos so pretty cool that you can see all this stuff and now I get to see some things that I didn't before I'm glad to have updated this so I didn't have the water pump before and I didn't have the refrigerator before so by only putting one clamp on some of these 220s I opened up a couple extra that I could watch so I'm really curious to watch this and thanks again to Emporia for sending the product to me but I also really liked the product so that's important I don't like to put positive reviews up for something that I don't like so hope this little quick review of the app is helpful. Alright so it's in and you can see the empty slot so I'm going to put an affiliate link at the bottom and so if this is something that interests you this is a really nice tool for figuring out what's going on if you've got something in your house that you just don't know what's going on this is a really good tool to get and try and figure that out and also if you are electrifying this is a really good tool to understand just how much energy you're using because a lot of your friends and family are gonna be nervous about pulling a furnace and putting a heat pump in its place as is your contractor and probably yourself so this is a good way to understand what's going on to make yourself feel better so I'm Nate the house whisperer take a look for the affiliate link at the bottom because you can get a couple bucks off and then I get a couple of bucks as well but take a look at that and if this is something that sounds interesting go get one or even hire an electrician to put it in and I hope this was a helpful video so again I'm Nate the house whisperer have a wonderful day bye bye


with Kumar Rudrappa Wadharikar working as an assistant professor in computer science and engineering department at Valchin Institute of Technology, Solapur. Today we are going to discuss about the gate block scenarios of four and five in Unix operating system. As we have already seen the scenarios of first, second and third in our previous videos. So, now today we start for the four and five. Now, in the learning objectives, outcomes at the end of this lecture or fashion, the students will understand the concepts of gate block scenario four and five and its gate block algorithm also.  The algorithm for reading and writing this block uses the algorithm gate block to allocate the buffer from the pool. There are typically five scenarios the kernel may follow in gate block to allocate a buffer for a disk blocks. Now, scenario four and five, now here the four scenarios block could not be found on the hash cube and the free list of buffer is empty. And fifth scenario is block was found on the hash cube, but its buffer is currently busy. Now, we have already explained this diagram in our previous videos. Here we will have the hash cube headers, in the hash cube headers we will have the total four blocks block number 0, 1, 2 and 3. Now on the right hand side we will have the buffers, in this buffers we will have the data blocks like 28, 4, 64, 17, 5, 97, 98, 50, 10, 3, 35 and 99. So, now this is nothing but the buffers on the hash cube. Here to implement this particular hash cube we are going to use the hash function that is nothing but the block number mod n, n is nothing but the size of our hash cube headers. Now, let us look at the scenario four, block could not be found on the hash cube and the free list of buffer is empty, means when a particular buffer, a particular process is searching for any block that block is not found on the hash cube. Then the expected thing is what we need to allocate the buffer from the free list, but in this scenario four that particular block is not available on the hash cube and to perform or to continue its task we need to allocate that buffer from the free list, but that free list is again empty. If you look into the free list header at the bottom of this hash cube, here in this diagram, in these links we do not have any free buffer. So, now here in this scenario we are searching for the block 18. Now, if you look into the block 18, like to search for the particular that block 18, we need to execute that hashing function again means what, 18 mod 4 will get the 2 as a reminder means we are going to search that 18 into the block number 2, but now in the block number 2 we will have the 98, 50, 10, but we do not have the 18. So, now here is expected is we need to allocate the buffer from the empty list, free list, but here we do not have any free list, now this is the scenario four. Now here, here what we need to do, here now process A and process B, searching for the block B on the hash cube, but it is not available on the hash cube and free buffer is not available on the free list. Now, in the situation both the process are enters into the slip state, now if you look into this diagram here that is nothing but the race for the free buffer. Here process A cannot find the block B on the hash cube, no buffers on the free list then it will goes into the slip state. Now, when process 1 is in the slip state, now process B is entering into the searching for that buffer or block, now here cannot find the block B on the hash cube, no buffers on the free list then again that process B again enters into the slip state means here both the process A and B are enters into the slipping state. Now somebody free a buffer, it means now here some other process releases the buffers then here we need to allocate that buffer to the this slipping process. Now here we need to wake up the buffer, now here take a buffer from the free list and assign to the block B means here when the buffer is released that buffer is attached to the free list header and then now will assign that buffer to the block B and then after assigning that block B process A or B will request for the block B. So now in this way in scenario 4 the process enters into the slipping states, now scenario 5 this is the last scenario of this get block algorithms, now here block was found on the hash cube but its buffer is currently busy means what now here we are currently searching for some block on the hash cube that block is present but that block is already assigned to some process means some process is performing some operations with the help of that block. So now we will make mark that block as busy if we look into the diagram here searching for the block 99 and that block is busy, now this is the scenario now here what we will do again the same thing here we need to do we need to perform like some process is searching for the 99 we need to execute that block using the hash hashing function means 99 mod 4 will get the 3 as a reminder, now here we will search for that block into that particular block numbers, now here we will get the 3 35 and then next one is 99, here we got the block 99 but that block is already marked as busy and we knew that already that busy means what busy means that particular block is currently available on the hash cube but that is that has been already assigned by some other process, now here we need to again wait, here we will see actually what will happen the kernel guarantees that all process waiting for the buffers will wake up because it allocates buffer during the execution of the system calls and free them before the returning, now here this diagram will represent the race for blocked buffer, now here process A, process B and process C will have the 3 process, now here process A allocate the block to the block buffer to block B and then we will lock that buffer and now here process way will initiate some IO operations, now here slip until IO operation done means what here that process A has been already blocked or locked that particular block B and here it is waiting for the IO operations, now till it will get the IO operations, sorry IO it will goes into the slip, now at that time here process B will come into the picture and it is searching for or finding for the block B on the hash cube but that buffer is locked then again process B is going into the slip state, now again now C came into the picture, now slip waiting for any free buffers that is nothing but the scenario 4 actually and now in this timeline what happen when process A will done with the IO operation then it will wake up, it will perform its operations and it will release the buffer, so now here we are release buffer release is nothing but the function it will release the buffer and it will wake up the others means process A after completion of its task it will wake up the process B and C, now here process C get the buffer previously assign to the block B and reassign buffer to block B, then in process B buffer does not contain block B then start searching again, now this one is nothing but the scenario 5, now here we will see the algorithm how scenario 4 and 5 will work, now here we will have the while buffer not found if block is in the hash cube then what we will do if buffer is busy then go to the slip event buffer from the, sorry buffer become the free till it is get the slip then it will continue, else if buffer are no, sorry if there are no buffers on the free release then again it will goes into the slip that is nothing but the scenario 4 and then it will continue means in both the scenario 4 and 5 the process will goes into the slip state, now think and write the answer for this just give the name to this condition particularly what if buffer is busy and many process requesting for the same buffer, now the situation now what we can say what we can call to this situation now here is the answer we can call it is a race condition means multiple processes trying to access that particular buffer, then all these buffers are goes into the race condition therefore they are racing for the particular buffer means all process must go into the waiting state, references design of any softening system by Morris J batch. Thank you, thank you very much.