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Do you think that the day of national prayer we don't want it we don't want we don't want it my bible is very clear my bible is very clear the kings in the holy scriptures went to the men of god and said i want to give a sacrifice arrange a service for us this is the other way around i've told the present haka indajile of course i'm just one out of 18 medium do away with it and then i've gone further i've suggested something you accuse me also like you're accusing coping from america america in november have bought what you call Thanksgiving where the uh slaughter takis the month of thanks and you know and then also give the needy who shared with somebody during 18 november i'm in october you went and prayed with the selected ones the program was ready man even if all these opposition parties went there it was not theirs it was just one person and one person alone no now let me tell what i did i don't have to talk about things that i do know i've got five cows on our farm which is named mambeshi a prison what i did during the 18th i prayed in the morning later on i went to the crow slaughter the cow and then went to mambeshi and deliver it and said may god bless but they are the creation of god i was in prison visited me i was naked you closed me and and so forth now what is this prayer day when immediately you say before you open your eyes before you amen you start insulting others and the same leaders and most of them are my friends they would not consult now another thing i want to challenge you do your own investigation this coming week go to the house of prayer and find out if the building materials are there who took them who stole them immediately the election were announcing why not by material good people who took them then the other thing is that how was the former president how did he dissolve the former committee what happened did you give us an account no if truly you love the church if i want a building you understand if you want to help me with the roof and so forth well and good many of these churches that goes there and seeing a prayer robbers and especially asked ebanjeli goes you are going to my class you have said that this nation needs to repent the church is compromised and boy for the church is compromised you have said we need to fast and before go before god and ignore you know uh marriages and everybody so if we do not have a national day of prayer and you say we have a day of thanksgiving who then has to go and fast for us thanksgiving will combine fast pray and extend help to give to somebody people are hating those days are gone when uth we are claiming there's no life saving drugs we should give it to them this country has got few to reach people you are finding men in the houses those men should be given he's the same all i'm saying that you do have that fast and praying but let the three mother bodies if they are more organized it not state house no maybe i should review this if the president is not happy well and good i advised him i said it was good to bring seventh day to come and worship at state house that's your church to thank god it was good to bring a cafe to worship at state house but tomorrow you're going to bring me the other day you're going to bring what happened so so it is a sacred compliment and i said you go back to your church you're an elder when you feel that the lord has directed you to go to use z go but not every weekend we go to state house why then so for no so all i'm saying is all i'm saying is i'm not saying do away do you know that we christians pray and fast all the time and without you telling me because it's hypocrisy for me to wake up in the morning there is no pain in fasting today no that's not christianity if you are genuinely even if it's my daughter my son and so forth in the lord they will hide when you say it's lunch hour they'll say no thank you i'm praying they won't even say i'm i'm fasting now this prayer and fasting that we are doing we are not eating hamburgers after you finish so don't mock god and god has already shown you that you cannot fool him god has already shown zambia you say you can't fool us here's an economy that went into a which had a death written off and the epic christians heading it my daughter mazum was never even honored the the the the cardinal of the bishop went all over the round asking for that right off which was a so done and the president left me after amazing but now we have come back now we have come back where was the church tell me one board from the where they are going to deserve them we have them where they have christians christians are pretending it was not the members that who were representing it was me bishop um you know last year i know i know we've um extent gotten so much into your time when you see the future of my time is yours i'm a servant the new president says we are servant for the people you can keep me up to tomorrow um bishop um how do you see zambia's democracy and the church in at the end of five years i don't know if president haka and hlm will continue after five years very good the question i love you for that now these other people must send a mistake that i'm gonna say i love you for that in 60 in five years look i'm not going to say much in this program i know hh very well i'm under oath i'm one person who can tell you how he made his money and i'm clean i'm one person who said towards the end of the table of shlua i was in zpa ratified by parliament the man came presented everything i'm musokotwan was a minister of of of of and a number of people hypocrisy is bad they might not even sort the mind in whatever and so forth he was bringing people and then he presents something for us who don't understand certain things we're waiting for our ounces those who are scholars and so forth agreed with him in on behalf of the people now i want to say one thing i'm coming back to your question in five years my prayer is his life must be protected by god almighty because whether he sees it or not but in the eyes of god he has too many animals who claim they love him bimba say i'm in umafupa you are you here anything a evil can happen but because we are praying nation we are praying that god cover him by his blood he will do it five years i'm not going to prophesize about ten years reason why i'm not a prophet and i cannot take example for granted pf gave we are going to win by over 500 000 votes god humble them not you and me god but what i can say now and caught me right in two years time you will come to me and said i wish hh could be present for life this is another i don't want to name him as magufuri no the reason why magufuri was highly guarded i mean guarded it is because those who resign from chema kwa pundusa they joined back and went to him and confessed and said we never expected this because people we we are all rushing for positions we all want positions we want to serve zambia we need to know what's happening but if i'm not called no i'm not going there but this one who are rejoicing now no i'm in the president i'm in state house and they want to line up their pockets mark my ways but if they are going to work they are there with you that man works i don't know many how many hours and what he means never god don't rush me you've asked me a very important question you are going to say to me why didn't we vote for him in 2016 why did you not vote for Anderson mazok the man god has blessed me has everything he has everything he has i doubt even if he's getting his salary yesterday he reviewed that to go to state house he didn't touch impress which was creating a bigger a box he didn't what did he use because if you mean well let me go back to the church i've been overseer for the church of going the past for 18 years i became regional superintendent i'm now heading the Christian family church you know that if you send a pastor who is vulnerable who has one pair of shoes half ton you give him a good church where there's money when they're offering you be looking at the offer immediately say amen you put in his pocket in one year that church will collapse i'm not saying a poor person no because if you are a code the majority they are just following so in six years you'll see what this man is going to do why because he is wanting to save i don't know i'm not i'm not a prophet but i know that he just want to fulfill the vision Anderson mazoka had who wanted to say zamba can believe because now it was free for all even in me some people would come to me and say you know bishop you must start a party you represent i said you are foolish it's not in me i don't have that calling na anyone even look at the voting pattern others were getting zero but they still continue so you have a problem with that now this man is there just like he said i like that myself i call myself a seven of the people bishop or whatever it's a title i don't mind the way people call me but take me anyway i want to save that man has gone and if we turn around because he's not going to do like rolling do what rolling did in Uganda once i mean in in Ghana once he got upset with all this corruption they went but this one said if you have taken what is not yours and we know that institutional properties were turned into people's properties so they should go back to the state because of that that's what i have said and i'm i'm i'm i'm making a point when it seems that look certain things don't refuse you have to be looked after very well let the security wing do its level their job and we the believers will be praying for you but certain things we can't avoid we can't just let you like this no in fact if you had asked me sorry that was not asked should i take my jet to what i would have said the cost you have the question mark with it but as head of state your life is more important because once your life is touched the entire nation is in difficulties and the whole world will have it


Let's go west, shall we? Because Oklahoma City, I mean, they didn't get the memo. They're not tanking apparently. They beat Portland. An SGA game winner. Also a little history was made with Dane passing Clyde Drexler as the trailblazers. All-time leading scorer. Love to see it. Shoms, I love doing some psycho analysis. So after the game, Dane had advice for SGA. And he said that the grass isn't always greener. Here we go. What do you think he meant by that? Well, I think first of all, shout out to Damian Lillard for passing Clyde Drexler and for OKC's part. Early on this year, guys were missing games. SGA, I believe, came off the bench to start a second half. So I think efforts were made to do what that team had to do. Teams were trying to position themselves. But this team is competing at a really high level. And you have to give SGA a lot of credit. And I think when you look at Damian Lillard's comments, it's very interesting the fact that he made those comments after the game. SGA is just so good. I think being an All-Star is going to be something that for sure we're going to talk about with him this season. To me, he's looking like a shoe-in, really a no-brainer. And he appears to really want to be in Oklahoma City and really embracing the role that he has there. And the Thunder right now want to build around him. So as much as I think teams around the league want to continue to eye that situation, whether it's Toronto or New York or LA, everything seems to be right there. Damian Lillard's comments being kind of an overshadow or foreshadow of what the conversation is to come with SGA there. I love that he threw that out into the universe. Although sometimes, technically, the grass is greener on the other side. I mean, you can't, right? Like, you can't say that it always is. Depends on the grass. Yeah, it depends on the grass. Sometimes it's bad. But look, the kid went 14 for 14 from the line. He had the game winner. I mean, you really cannot ask for a better performance. As far as a clutch player goes though, Chandler, I ask you this. Can we put him in the conversation right now as a clutch player in this league?  The season he's having is unbelievable. And look at the Thunder. They're two games out of the play-in with what feels like an AAU roster that we're watching out there. And this is without their big stud chat home grid. So SGA is just carrying the load. The guy's averaging 31, six and five. He's probably going to be a starter in the All-Star game. Like he has really taken his game to the next level. He's, I think the dead-on favorite for most improved. He should be an All-Star. I don't care about their record. This kid has taken leaps and bounds. And as to me, the most impressive player this season so far. I love it. I mean, shout out to our stat guy yesterday who figured out that they have an awful record when he scores 30. And then he goes out there and wins or scoring 30 hits a game winner. It warms my heart to see a young fella shoot a mid-range jumper for a game winner. He said afterwards this shot he's worked on the spin right into that jumper. I'm so happy it was in a sidestep. Tyrese Halliburton three. But yeah, he's an All-Star. They need to build around him. This is the type of player you hoard assets for. This is the entire point of being that type of franchise. This is the jewel of the Paul George trade. I think you could honestly say you've won the trade now. He's probably a better player than Paul George right now. And this was the point. This is the entire point of breaking it down was to get him and to get picks. And now you have Ted Holmstrom and you have whatever you have going forward with your picks. And you have basically the entire decade of Clippers picks. This is the entire point. And I'm happy that he's showing that I'm happy he's a sure All-Star whether he starts whether the coaches put him in. He deserves it. And I'm happy for him. As far as Dame goes, yo, it sounds great. And yes, he remained loyal to the Blazers. We're talking about a guy who has toyed with leaving that team multiple times very publicly as well. It wasn't just rumors in any window. It's Dame Lillard on the record saying, yo, I sat down with LeBron and Anthony Davis and essentially tampered. So find whoever you need to find. But yeah, I thought about it. So all right, Dame, like, yeah, maybe the grass is greener because you thought it was for sure. Yeah, Chandler. Yeah, listen, I think I think it's great when players stay with one franchise for their whole career when they show loyalty. But yeah, things happen. You definitely took meetings. You definitely your agent had conversations like Bradley Beal. He honestly just stayed in Washington because he got that fifth year and got more money. So as much as you want to talk about loyalty and that, that is part of it. But FSGA has a chance to move to a bigger market to sign a huge deal with getting more money off the court. No doubt in my mind, it's exactly what this dude is going to do. And that's what most people should do, honestly. But I do respect the guys who stay in the same market and it works out like Dame has done. But this kid's an absolute star and I don't see him staying there for the rest of his career. I do appreciate him wanting someone else to sort of take that track. And by the way, working out, I guess that's all relative. Like, what does that mean to everyone? But I'm giving you the option right now, Chandler. Nothing else involved. SGA or Dame? Who are you taking? Oh, like not giving me no age factored in or anything? Well, I mean who they are right now. I'm taking Dame Lillard right now. If I'm for the future, obviously I'm going young. But right, Dame Lillard, you can't sleep on him. So he is one of the greats and he is unbelievable. But obviously for the future with their ages, I'm going SGA. But right now I need someone to win a game. I'm going Dame Lillard. I can't read Eddie's face. I'm going SGA. We're talking right now this season and we're talking about injuries and what he gives you with the youth and his ability to shoot now, which is something he's at it as his career has kind of gone on. I'm going SGA. I got SGA over a lot of guys. I'm probably picking him over Trey. He's that good to me. So I think we're talking about him in jaw. That's kind of the tier of player that I see him in. So yeah, give me SGA. Shea and jaw. It's like a 90s R&B group. But just I love it. I love it so much.


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Okay, today we're going to be taking screenshots. There's a lot of great programs out there for taking screenshots on Linux that have lots of features, but I just want something simple. I want to be able to select a section of the window, have that saved to a directory by default, and also give me the option to send that screenshot to my phone because that's something I do commonly. And if you have image magic installed, which is installed on a lot of systems, if not, it's going to be in your repositories on Linux. It's just a very, very common package for manipulating images. And part of that package is a program called import. And if you type import and give it a file name, so I'm in my shell here, I'm in the same folder here, my file manager, if I type in test.png hit enter, you can see it gives me the little crosshairs here, and I can select part of my screen and it automatically saves that as png. If I give it jpeg, it will do the same thing and save it as a jpeg file, whatever extension you give it, and it supports pretty much all your common image formats. Now, be aware that doing this, if you give it a file name, image magic will automatically overwrite the file without asking. So if I run this again, and I select this, you can see that it automatically overrode that file. So that's the import command. That's super simple, but I have a script that does a few more things. So again, I'm going to be able to do one more thing with that same command. If you don't drag, once you get your little crosshairs, if you just click a window, it takes a screenshot of just that window. So there's that, or if I click this window, it's going to take a screenshot of that window. So that's useful if you want just a certain window instead of a section of a window. You can also set it up to take full screenshots. I'm not sure if there's a mouth shortcut for that, but you can give it a command to grab a certain window. But let's go ahead and look at my script here real quick, and I'll walk you through it. Okay, first off, I have a, there's a program. I've talked about this in the past called xdg-open. It's probably on your system if you're running xorg on your desktop, which most Linux users are. What this is going to do is you pass it a file, and it's going to open up that file in whatever default program you have set for. So if it's an image, it's going to open it up in an image viewer, your default image viewer. If you run it with a directory, it's going to open up in your default file manager. And this is useful because that way if you change what image viewer you like as your default, it's going to change here in all your scripts if you use xdg. And I usually alias is on my system, it's alias to open. So I do this in my script here. I alias it to open because maybe using there are other programs, maybe you're not using xdg-open. Instead of changing it everywhere in the script, I just change it here and anywhere you call open it will run that command. So that's why I did that up there. Next, where do we want to save the image? I'm going to save it in my home directory, my next cloud folder under photos. And then I have it here automatically, it's going to save it to a folder for the year because all my images are saved by year and usually month and down so forth. But here it's going to save it to a screenshot thing. So this is whatever year it is when you're running the script, the four-digit year, so it's going to be 2022 in this case, it's going to use that directory. And then we're going to take that directory and we're going to save the screenshot as screenshot underscore and a timestamp up to the second. So as soon as you don't take two screenshots within a second, you're going to create a file. Next, we're going to use the makedir command to make that directory if it does not exist. We're using the dash p option here. What dash p does is basically it's going to allow us to create that directory if it doesn't exist, even if there's multiple subdirectories. If I didn't use the dash p option and I gave it this and the year folder doesn't exist, it's going to crash. So we use dash p, it means create this directory in all subdirectories and don't give me an error if it already exists. So at that point, it's going to continue. Next, we're going to export display just to make sure that I'm using my main display here, because you can have more than one display, especially if you're ssh in, but we want to be able to make sure we're in cryptos. So most cases, that's going to be the default anyway, but I have it set in there. Then we're running our import command with our file, but then after we select an image, we're going to open the directory because I want to open the directory. We're going to open the image in our default image viewer, but then I'm also going to run a little dialogue box that says, do you want to send to our phone? And then if I say yes in that, it's going to use the script I talked about in my last video, KD send to send it to my phone. So let's, let's see this in action. Let me close my file manager here. And I have this aliased or shortcut key to my print screen button. So all I have to do is hit print screen and you can see my cursor has now changed to little crosshairs and I can select the section of the window and it has opened up the file manager. So if I, in another program and I want to drag and drop it, it's ready. I can see it in my image viewer here and then I get this dialogue to honest into my phone. I'm going to click no for this one and it will send it to my phone. Let me go ahead and close those. And now let me hit print screen again. And again, I'm just going to click instead of dragging and clicking and it'll select that whole window. And so I have that whole window and I'll click yes. And it just got sent to my phone. So it's now on my phone in the downloads folder using KDE connect. So that's the, that's what I do to take screenshots. I used to use other programs that give you other features, you know, but 99.9% of the time when I'm taking screenshots, I either want a window or a section of the window and I want to automatically have it sent to my phone in about half the cases. So that's why I added this zenity command to send it there. So that's it. I do thank you for watching. Visit filmsbychrist.com. I'll put this link, a link to this script up on pay spin. And you can get there. So check out the description of the video for that. And as always, I hope that you have a great day.


Let's see, Lee. Socialists like Wolf talk about freedom being at the core of the ideology which is contradictory. How do they ever even come around to such a position? Well, wow. Thomas, thank you. I really appreciate it. Thank you for supporting free market capitalism. Well, I do it out of completely self-interested motivations. But thank you, Thomas, for supporting this show and supporting my efforts to bring free market capitalism to the world. Why does the left use freedom? Well, because they understand it completely differently. To them, freedom means freedom from the constraints of nature. And the honest socialists understand that you cannot, you know, so free, for example, they often say you can't be free on an empty stomach.  Freedom is about satisfying your whims.  So freedom is freedom from reality. Freedom is, it's a freedom unmoored from reality. As you think about, why are we pro-freedom? Well, pro-freedom, because we have a particular view of the individual. We have a particular view of what it requires an individual to survive and to thrive, use his mind and be able to act on his own judgment. And to be free means to be free, to use your mind, to act on your judgment. That's what human life requires. And therefore, you must be free so that you can live a good life. Freedom is not the starting point. This is not the non-initiation of force, the non-aggression principle of the libertarians. Freedom is necessary because man is a rational being. Freedom is necessary because we hold an egoistic morality where the standard is man's life. If you don't hold an egoistic morality, freedom is not necessarily moral or right. But freedom is such a lovely word that everybody wants it. Everybody wants to be associated with it. So what the socialists have taken that idea of freedom, that idea of freedom to pursue your values, to live your life and said, you can only be free if you have all this other stuff. You can't, you know, and since the employee-employee relationship is a relationship that oppressors, employees cannot be free.  There's all kinds of stuff that you can do that they can do. You're oppressing them. They want to eat the same restaurants you do. So they distort and pervert the concept of freedom to make the producer, the real individualist, the real advocate for freedom, the bad guy. Go to uranbrookshow.com.com.  Also, if you'd like to see the uranbook show grow, please consider sharing our content and of course, subscribe. Press that little bell button right down there on YouTube so that you get an announcement when we go live. And for those of you who are already subscribers and those of you who already supporters of the show, thank you. I very much appreciate it.


What's good, Josh, what walks back again with another video. So I've been thinking about this for the past couple of days, and I kind of wanted to make a video talking about this. I wanted to talk about the top five baby faces in WWE, in my opinion, right now. Wanted to make this top five list. These are the top of the top. When their music hit, the crowd pops. Doesn't matter what's happening. Doesn't matter what city they're in, when their music hit, their intro music hit, the crowd pops. If they see them in the back in the back in like a backstage backstage segment, the crowd pops like they get the most reactions every time they're on the show. So I'm going to start with the fifth spot and go into order. Once again, this is just my my opinion on the top five baby faces in WWE so far right now. So for the fifth spot, I'm going to have to go with the World Heavyweight Champion, Seth Rollins. So we all may think, well, he should be higher up on the list. Me personally, there's some other people that be getting monstrous pops more than him. Seth has been doing his thing for the past few years on Monday Night Raw. And it's crazy how his gimmick is is pretty much, I guess you can say changed in the sense of him just being this arrogant heel to not then becoming this like this Joker type vibe to then becoming Joker, but zesty and all through those little transitions of his character for the past few years, they've had the little theme song. And the theme song started catching on quick. It caught on so much that it was one of those things where it was hard for him to truly be a heel, because, yes, the crowd has been singing his theme song while he was doing heel like stuff. Guys remember when Cody even came back into the company, Seth was a heel and they were still singing his song, but then they were boo him when he would do some heel like stuff. So it's one of those type of things where I think it just it kept manifesting and it kept growing to the point. It was hard to really deny him as a baby face going forward because he started playing into it even more. And honestly, any time his theme music hits the crowd, they interact, they go crazy. Some can say he's only gotten over because of his theme music. I would have to disagree. His in ring work has been phenomenal. And he does deserve the World Heavyweight Championship for all the guys he's put over for the past few years, pretty much carrying Monday Night Raw when they didn't have a top champion with great matches and great feuds. So it works with him being the World Heavyweight Champion and him being one of the top guys in the company to get to get the reactions he get wherever he goes. But for my list, he's top five. He takes the fifth spot as one of the top baby faces in the company. All right, number four will be Sammy Zane. Sammy was the number one baby face at one point at the beginning of this year. There was no denying it. There was no qualms about it. There were even people campaigning for Sammy Zane to be the one to the throne, Roman Reigns. That's how serious it was. He was that over and he was even over even in the bloodline. He was the reason why the bloodline story got it got some new life into it because it was starting to get starting to get stale. Once Sammy Zane got interjected into it and then they really started, you know, ramping it up with him and the story behind him being involved in the bloodline. It was what the bloodline needed. Sammy Zane freshened up that storyline and he arguably was one of the most over baby faces in WWE. And at one point he was the top baby face. There was nobody getting a louder pop than Sammy Zane. He's dropped down, obviously, once they won the tag team championships at WrestleMania, they've been having some really great matches and the crowd still pop for Sammy Zane. And neither champions that reaction he got was beautiful. You know, for that night, it seemed like he was the top baby face again. Once again in the company and anytime he comes out or what not, the people love him. They love the tag team matches that he's been involved in with Kevin Owens. His matches he has are always fantastic to watch. He's really good in the ring, really good on the promos. People care to see what he has to say. Obviously, he's not in the main event scene. So that kind of has dropped him down as the top baby face. Like, you know, the number one spot. But he's still up there. People love seeing him out there doing his thing. People love singing along with his song as well. I think it's it's it's great. And that's why I have him at the number four spot. Number three spot. I've really been thinking about this. I was like, I was fighting back and forth. But I'm going to have to give the number three spot, the third most over person in the company, Cody Rhodes. Now, the reason why I had to put him at the number three spot, because at one point during WrestleMania season, he was the most over person. It was it was really it was interchangeable between Sammy Zane and Cody Rhodes. But I want to say right before WrestleMania, it became Cody Rhodes just by a little bit because we all thought, well, not all of us, but a lot of us thought he was going to get the job done. And he has still consistently been over I think me personally, this is my personal preference. I think this Brock Lesnar feud, even though they've had some great matches, I do think it's it's it's kind of dampered his the the pops that he gets. He still gets good reactions. Obviously, when his song comes on, whoa, pyro pyro, all that stuff. Fans are into it. He the fans care about his what he has to say.  He gets good reactions. So that hasn't changed. But I don't think I don't think it's as big as it was going into WrestleMania. This whole Brock Lesnar feud, seeing him get his hands kicked all the time by the same guy hasn't really done him any favors. But at the same time, the matches that he has had, people have been invested in the matches he's had with Brock Lesnar. People have been invested in and they've been very good matches. I do think this feud has kind of dragged on a little too long. And some people have lost. Well, not even some, a lot of people have lost interest in Cody, but he's still in that good spot where if they can get him in a good feud or they can really start pushing the idea and the notion of him going after Roman once again, I think they can really start to build that back up, build up that momentum. And he could become the top baby face in the company. But in my opinion, I think he's he's number three right now, only because the Brock feud is kind of dragged it down just a little bit. But he still gets great reactions when he's out there. He's still somebody that people will pay money to see. So hopefully once this Brock situation is over with, we can really get him into a better feud and on going to face Roman at some point, most likely next year's WrestleMania. All right. Now, the reason why I was fighting with this particular spot with the number three spot is for the number two spot. And I had to really think about this. Some may say I'm being, you know, I'm being overzealous with putting him here. But at the same time, the reactions don't lie. The number two spot is easily La night. La night right now is the number two baby face in the company. And he damn near could be the number one baby face in the company, depending on how they book him going forward. The dude is it's everywhere he goes.  Like they actually lose their mind. Some would say he is the number one baby face in the company. And I would not argue with that point. I have not seen someone get this organically over and quite some time.   I think he's technically still a heel, but it doesn't matter because the fans love him. This dude has had a interesting track record in WWE in a main roster. They wanted him to be a manager for the maximum male models. They wanted him to do that. They wanted him just in his manager role. Triple H, once he finally took over, took care of that. Got him from out under that.  That was anybody, anybody else that was in that few would break and lost that way and how the match ended and how it even played out. They would have been DOA after that. No one would have cared. They would have been in Jobber City. They would have been back there and catering all the time.  The dude was losing matches left and right, and he was still getting over. The dude ended up in the money in the bank ladder match and the reaction he got overseas was ridiculous. He was that close to winning it, didn't win it. And guess what? He is still over. He's that it's it's like he's gotten even more over. So now he's on a cusp, potentially becoming a new new United States champion. That's what people want. Hopefully he wins. I'm filming this before Friday Night Smackdown. Hopefully he wins this match to have the one on one match to go face Austin Theory at SummerSlam, put the damn title on him. That crowd is going to go crazy at SummerSlam if he wins the United States Championship. Dude, is that over, bro? I don't know what to say. You really could put him at number one, but the only reason why I don't put him at number one is because the number one spot is part of the biggest storyline in WWE history. You already know who the number one spot is reserved for. It's reserved for Jey Uso. In my opinion, Jey Uso right now is the number one baby face in the company. Reason being because he's in the number one storyline in WWE.  He's he's involved in the number one storyline. This has been something that's been been brewing for years. We've seen Jey Uso get mistreated for years, almost three years now.  They are loving every second of it. Every time lately that he comes out. Jey is the guy, the Chen Uso J. They're going crazy for him when he fights back, when he stands up, when he's when he's in the face of Roman Reigns, when he's not backing down. They are going rabid for him. And I just think it's going to be even crazier when they have to face off at SummerSlam. I'm example of how over this guy is right now. There have been people for a while, saying Jey should be the one to take down Roman Reigns, and this is not nothing new. Hell, you you look at money in the bank and how it ended and how the crowd, how I lost my shit, seeing Jey Uso pin Roman Reigns. Once again, they have built up Roman Reigns as this undefeatable individual. He's like the ultimate mega boss with 10 shields. He has 10 shields of health. You know what I'm saying? Like you're going to have to use all your magics, all your power ups, all your potions and heels to beat this guy. And Jey Uso was the first guy to pin this man in almost three years. And the crowd went insane. The crowd lost it. I lost it. Seeing that happen, that instantly made Jey the number one babyface in the company. And now people want to see him see him take down Roman. Like it's simple. It's it's it works. That's why I had to put him at the number one spot because he's in the number one storyline storyline right now. And people legitimately want to see Jey. The throne Roman. It's a real thing. We're getting main event Jey again. But this time Jey standing on his own, fighting for his brother, fighting for his integrity, fighting for himself and trying to finally be thrown Roman. I'm all for it. It's fantastic storytelling. That's why I had to give him the number one spot as the number one babyface because he's in the number one feud right now. Once again, some could say maybe it's L.A. Knight, he's not even in no big feud and look at the response he's getting true. But at the same time, this is why I feel like obviously it makes sense for J to be in this position that he's in because this has been built for so many years and people are loving what they're doing with Jey Uso to finally say that Jey Uso is going to main event. A summer slam with Roman Reigns. It's very interesting to say. Hell, he was part of the main event of WrestleMania Night One this year. Main event J is here and I'm going to be very interested to see how things play out as summer slam. But in my opinion, he is the number one babyface in the company. And that's my top five list of babyfaces in the company right now. Y'all let me know if y'all agree with my list. Who would you change? How would you switch up the order? Give me your top five babyfaces in WWE right now. And if you want me to, if I get enough likes on this video, I'll do the top five heels in WWE right now as well, man. So let me know down below what you think of my list. But I appreciate all of the support for 0-150K. And I'm still getting distributed. YouTube Wrestling Champion of the World. Appreciate you all keeping me. See y'all next one. Peace.


Coming up on DTNS, all hail the Pixel 6. Does Dark Mode really help your battery life? And the latest to combat collisions? Daily Tech News for Monday, August 2nd, 2021 from Studio Redwood. I'm Sarah Lane. In Cinematic Cleveland, Ohio, I'm Richard Raffalino. And I'm Roger Chang, the show's producer. For the show, we were talking about movies that were based in either San Francisco or Cleveland, for no reason, you know, just chose those two cities amongst ourselves. If you want to get the wider conversation in our expanded show, or if you have ideas of what movies we might want to watch there based on the cities that we know and love, good day internet would be the great way to do it. Become a member at patreon.com slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Intel's general manager of its client computing group, Gregory Bryant, posted a photo, now deleted, with some specifications for Thunderbolt 5. The photo claims this will offer up to 80 gigabits per second connections over USB-C using a novel 3-bit data signal that boosts bits per signal from previous Thunderbolt implementations by 50%. Square intends to acquire the Australian buy now pay later finance company after pay in a $29 billion deal. This would be Square's largest acquisition. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission still needs to review and approve the deal. The Indian government launched E-Rupi, a new person and purpose specific digital payment solution. The name is a portmanteau of Rupi in the country's popular unified payments interface or UPI. This is a limited launch currently only available at select hospitals in the country. India eventually plans to use E-Rupi to entirely replace cash for medical or educational aid. E-Rupi essentially provides beneficiaries with a prepaid voucher for a specific purpose. It's sent through SMS or QR code and doesn't require a digital payment app or bank account to access the voucher. It also uses two-step verification for security. Personal details aren't shared when redeeming the voucher, although the insurer of the voucher can track when it is redeemed. The State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Cotech Bank have all gone live with E-Rupi. Windows 365 is now available for business customers. Pricing starts at $20 per user per month for those with an existing Windows 10 Pro license, providing one virtual CPU, two gigs of RAM and 64 gigs of storage. The top tier eight virtual CPUs, 32 gigabytes of RAM and 512 gigabytes of storage cloud PC starts at $162 per month. Those without a Windows 10 Pro license pay $4 more per month per user. French intelligence investigators say Pegasus spyware has been found on the phones of three journalists, including a senior staff member at the country's international television station France 24. This is significant because it's the first time an independent authority has corroborated the findings of Forbidden Stories, a Paris-based non-profit media organization and Amnesty International, both of who initially had access to a leaked list of 50,000 numbers that are believed to belong to people of interest by clients of the Israeli firm NSO Group since 2016, and they shared that access with their media partners. Alright, let's get out to sea, shall we? Automatic Identification System, or AIS, is a wireless radio technology designed to prevent collisions at sea. Using GPS data, AIS broadcasts a ship's identity, position, course, and also speed to other ships in the area every few seconds. Everybody knows where everybody is, as long as it works well. The signals are limited, but a global network of private and public shore-based AIS receivers and satellite receptions pick up these signals, which are then aggregated across the web. According to an analysis by the non-profit SkyTruth and Global Fishing Watch, since August of 2020, over 100 warships from at least 14 European countries, as well as Russia, and also the US, have had locations faked using AIS. These faked locations were often disputed or in territorial waters of another country, lasting up to days at a time. These were initially discovered by SkyTruth researcher Bjorn Bergman after hearing about the Swedish Navy having had locations faked. After looking at various data fields embedded in AIS signals, Bergman was able to tease out the fakes. Researchers weren't able to tie the fake signals to any country, organization, or even an individual, but shared common characteristics indicated that they came from the same actor. Part of the problem is that AIS is an unencrypted system, with some in the security community calling for adding digital signatures to each AIS transmission going forward. Yeah, there's a couple interesting threads kind of coming together here. I mean, one is kind of that ever-present what happens when we add scale to something that works well fairly locally. AIS being unencrypted may be not an issue when it's not easy to aggregate every single AIS signal together or something like that, all of a sudden bringing together. But also, we've been kind of covering a lot of more high-level security concerns as of late, kind of just cropping up. And we've heard rumblings of when cyber attacks can become national security threats or lead to even combat or escalation and stuff like that. And this is literally like a bond plot. If you watch the movie, Tomorrow Never Dies, this is like the reverse of that in a weird way, which would kind of surprise me seeing that in real life. So, kind of yet another surface area that we need to be aware of. Luckily, I mean, I don't know what it would take to implement something like adding digital signatures to these kinds of things, what kind of expense that would add to fleets and how easy that would be to implement. Saying that sounds very easy to fix, I wonder in practice, given that this is a global system and kind of everybody, not opting in, but kind of running on an honor system almost, I wonder how feasible that is to roll out in the near term. Yeah, well, honor system. That is a term that I feel like, I don't know, I have friends who have a sailboat and every once in a while I'm out there with them and it does feel very honor system-esque, right?  And that does work fine most of the time, but when you think about espionage and the idea that ships are going to be a big part of that, depending on who you are and what country you represent, the idea that this would be so easily hackable is something probably to investigate. The other thing to note though is that I believe military vessels are not required to use AIS. So like the, I guess maybe the worst case scenario is that just militaries turn these off in general, so if you see a signal from them, you know it's fake. I don't think that's in anyone's best interest, these are massive ships, obviously we don't let them getting into trouble and hitting into each other, but that is something to note as well. All right, well YouTube confirmed it's testing a premium light subscription offering ad-free viewing for six euros and 99 cents a month without other YouTube premium features like offline downloads or background playback. The feature is currently testing in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden. YouTube said this is an experiment and could roll out more plans based on feedback. Sarah, not available to us now, but are you going to crack open some YouTube premium light? You know, I'm really used to ads on YouTube. I know many of us sort of we either look the other way or suffer through them kind of thing. I don't. I pay for YouTube TV, which is sort of the cable alternative, which is a service I think is worth my money, but YouTube itself, no, I just kind of deal with an ad experience. But I was, you know, looking at this story earlier, I was thinking, well, what would I pay though? I mean, the ads are annoying. I wish they weren't there. Yeah, I don't really want to see them. What would I pay? And it sounds like what YouTube is trying out is, well, okay, there was a package that was a little bit more expensive that also offered things like offline downloads. That would be that would be advantageous to me when I was traveling, for example, background playback, you know, another thing we we're multitasking. That is also stuff I wouldn't really pay for. But would I just pay for one of those things? And you know, if I was the person who wasn't going to pay for any of that stuff, then YouTube isn't getting any of my money. But if I say, if you lower the price a little bit, and then I don't have ads anymore, then maybe that's a little bit more attractive to me, especially if, you know, it's it's in my price range. Yeah, I wonder, you know, if this is a signal of how much or the lack of traction that maybe the standard YouTube premium has been getting overall in terms of, you know, the money that YouTube makes, it's a money making machine for for Google, obviously, you know, if that's kind of not moving where they need to move to, and there and maybe there, I'm wondering if this will kind of be the be the spur for, okay, maybe we're not going to experiment with more features, we're going to experiment with that price point, right, is six years seven euros or $7 or whatever it ends up being if it ever comes to the US, is that the price point that gets you to go ad free? And does that make sense versus what they can make, you know, serving ads up? I think it is interesting. And just a note here, I want to make sure we clarify that YouTube music, or I'm sorry, YouTube premium does include YouTube music. That's one of the things that you do not get with the premium light subscription. So it is a very, I mean, I really wish it's really a stripping out. Yeah, I really don't understand. Just call it YouTube ad free. I feel like why are we, why are you burying the lead with a clunky premium light? Premium light. What does it get me? Well, no ads. And for many folks that might be like, that's the price is right.  YouTube is also very, very aggressive about reminding me every single time I watch any video. Do we want to upgrade to YouTube premium? No. Okay. But do you want to maybe upgrade to YouTube premium? It's like, I mean, no, you're not going to get me, but I, I know that there are people who use YouTube in other ways than I do. I will say I watched a YouTube video in prep for today's show for one of the stories. And it was the first time in a while that it was kind of struck by like every three minutes there was some sort of ad break. And I think it was because it was, you know, a timely just breaking video or something like that. But it got me like having the two stories kind of back to back in my mind. I was like, you know what's seven, seven euros doesn't sound too crazy. I mean, I prefer dollars just for the exchange rate, but you know, Well, conventional wisdom says that since OLED screens don't use a backlight for black pixels, the screen just isn't really on. So using a phone's dark mode on an OLED screen is going to save you battery life. Yes. Well, a new study from Purdue University looked at if using dark mode actually does in fact save battery life. The researchers found that if a display is at 30 to 50% brightness, switching to dark mode uses three to 9% less power. At 100% brightness, dark mode used 39 to 40% less power. So obviously the brighter it is, the more you save. The researchers looked at calculator, Google Calendar, Google Maps, Google News, Google phone, and YouTube apps in the study across several OLED phones, including the Pixel two, Pixel four, Pixel five, and Moto Z three. The researchers also found that the built in Android battery consumption utility doesn't accurately measure power savings when in dark mode. So they created the Android battery plus app to do so. Yeah, it's so it's interesting to see the scale that this is able to, you know, to hit obviously like that 30 to 50% brightness. I think they said was representative of having your phone kind of an auto brightness. And that's usually kind of where it averaged out to.  Obviously 100% brightness, you know, kind of kind of scales directly to there. It is interesting though that there's a lot of these we've seen this around kind of digital well being stuff where there's a lot of things that sound like they make a lot of sense. And then when they do the science, you know, it's a little bit more of a of a mixed bag when it comes to, you know, just what what's going to be more restful for your eye and what's going to save you power and stuff like that, particularly with OLEDs. I you know, it's important to point out this isn't like three to 9% of your total battery. This is just the power that the screen is using. So it's not like it's because it's pushing less pixels because they doesn't have to render them because it's like not turning on the black pixels like it saves processing power or anything like that. It's just the screen it seems like from this study. I've had my doubts about this for some time now. And I think part of the reason is, and yes, the idea of saving battery life and, you know, saving your eyesight, two different conversations, I understand that. But we have been in this whole sort of like blue light is bad. That's where it's all coming from. Try to try to avoid that as much as you can, you know, later in the day. And especially if you're on a mobile device. Well, I mean, any device really, but a lot of people are on mobile devices a little bit later at night, switch to dark mode wherever possible. And I actually have done that with a variety of apps. I feel like I strain more to the point where I'm actually upping my brightness half the time because I'm like, I just can't see the words. And, you know, I'm sure it's different for everybody, but I just don't know that this is the right, the right solution for us with our, you know, our tired eyes having been on the internet all day already. Yeah, well, it's certainly things like screen sharpness, you know, where we're, you know, you know, depending on the resolution of your screen and stuff like that, I can see, you know, having white text on a dark screen that just kind of bleeds into gray a little bit easier for some reason. And I feel like for a lot of these wellness or whatever these kind of conventional wisdom kind of things, a lot of it does come down to it. Well, if it, you know, if it's causing ice cream for you, it doesn't matter scientifically, I guess, if a study showed that your eye vibrates 6% less, if you switched to dark mode, if it's an unpleasant experience for you, it's still an unpleasant experience to you, no matter if, you know, what that paper says. So I think there is a little bit of a, not even psychosomatic, but there is a, you know, it matters what your perception of the effect is as well in this instance at least. However, when it does come to battery life, several percentage points do matter depending on where you are and what you're doing. So I totally get that. It does not seem like, yeah, unless you're cranked up to full brightness, it's going to make that much of a difference to you. If you're on team full brightness all the time, this is going to be a game changer. There you go. If you love this show, and we certainly hope that you do, but sometimes you just need the headlines, or you'd like a headline version of the show while still listening to DTNS, which we also love, check out our related tech show, Daily Tech Headlines, all the essential technology news in about five minutes at DailyTechHeadlines.com. Well, the future of Google's Pixel phone lineup has kind of been an open question. With the line sometimes going for more cutting edge tech, when you think about something like the 2019 Pixel 4, it had that project solely radar for motion tracking, kind of on that bid for a higher end or at least cutting edge, and then was followed by maybe a little bit more mid-range Pixel 5 and then pretty much an all-out budget offering with the Pixel 4a. But Google has now given a preview of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, and it definitely marks a return to flagship ambitions for the line. The main thing Google preview meant wasn't the phone. This wasn't the actual phone announcement technically. They admitted that the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro were coming out, but the big thing is a new system on a chip inside that they call Tensor, and it's named after the Tensor Processing Unit they use in their data centers for AI processing. On the Tensor SoC is that same Google made TPU for AI operations and a new Titan M2 chip. Otherwise, though, we don't know things like CPU, GPU, other components. We've not even been knowing really who's making them at this point. There's been some hints out there, and you can kind of dig into the rumor sites if you can't wait until the fall when they're going to release the full Pixel 6 release details coming out. Google is keen to frame the TPU inside the Tensor SoC, not just as another co-processor, which we've kind of seen. They had something for the camera pipeline as a pro-co-processor along that. Made a lot of waves when it first came out, but they're pitching this as more of an essential part of the computing pipeline that will touch a lot of user-facing interactions, and that's really kind of on par with the CPU in terms of the primacy of operations. Demos using Tensor include a camera instantly merging a blurry shot of a moving child. The child's face is really blurry, but they had simultaneously taken another picture with an ultrawide at a faster shutter speed, and were able to merge those basically by the time you would go to view the photo into a sharp image, as well as using HDR net processing on every single frame of a 4K video to make more realistic HDR. The hope is that the TPU can take enough of the workload off of the CPU and GPU to make the whole package feel faster, even though, you know, whatever it's using is going to be a commodity CPU. It seems like it would be a differentiator because it's able to take off that workload. In terms of the difference between the Pro and the regular Pixel 6, the Pro has a 120Hz QHD screen and a 4x periscope telephoto camera. The regular Pixel 6 makes do with a mere 90Hz screen and an ultrawide and a standard camera as well. Design-wise, it's interesting the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro both use glass on both sides with a black horizontal bar for the rear cameras, kind of a pretty bold piece of styling. Pricing is unknown, but Google hardware head Rick Osterloh says it will certainly be a premium price product, so there's speculation that this is going to be hitting around $1,000 plus. I mean, with all of that, imagine Google being like, and it's $750. This is the Google's new chip, the Tensor chip. It seems like a really big deal here, and the Google Pixel phones in the past, as you mentioned, Rich, they kind of run the gamut. They're sort of more kind of feature phones and more high-end phones. The Pixel 6 seems like Google is going for Apple. It's Samsung or any company that's like, this is a premium product that they best of the best, but also it's a Google chip. I wonder how that changes Google's relationship with OEMs going forward. Yeah, and it kind of goes along with an existing trend that we've seen, certainly Apple on this bandwagon, NVIDIA to some extent, Qualcomm getting in on this now, and even Intel on their FAB business, is that this whole semi-custom silicon thing, as opposed to we're just going to throw in a stock X86 or a stock ARM processor, call it a day, have a set platform to differentiate just with software, feels like we're at the tail end of that.  And there's been some hay made that Rick Osterlow is kind of calling this the Google phone. People have wanted to put that tag on the Nexus phones way back in the day and now going into the Pixels, and they've kind of shied away from that, obviously to make OEM partners happy, I imagine. And Google kind of really leaning into that. We've seen them try and do like ultra high-end premium Chromebooks before, trying to own that in terms of that high, high end market. The phone space is weird. There's a lot of different economics besides just, hey, this phone looks cool, and it has this top end feature when you're not named Apple. So I don't think we can say for sure, like, oh, this is going to be the surefire hit. This is going to be the thing that makes the Pixel phone the number one selling phone, or number one selling end for it. Make Sam's on Spotify. I mean, the specs are pretty good, though. The specs are pretty good. And yeah, I mean, the Pixel market share is so low at this point, not because Google hasn't done a nice job, but I think Google has sort of been walking a line of sorts of what is it? Is it a maker of things or does it partner with makers of things? And I think that this is Google saying, we're making this. This is all us, and it's really good, and you're going to like this phone. Last month, TikTok launched a pilot of a video resume feature. Yep, you heard that sentence right. Letting users post videos to get jobs at partner companies such as Chipotle, Target, and Shopify. The pilot only went through July, so it was limited. But this seems to be a growing trend. Industry analysts saying that LinkedIn may soon add a similar feature, and companies like the WWE using TikTok to try and find its next ring announcer. So, you know, it's this whole kind of social aspect of getting people on board. Everybody seemingly hates the cover letter and resume routine. We've been doing it for years. Always sucks, right? But does a video resume seem like something we might all be making down the line? Yeah, I mean, certainly the WWE thing, certainly a fun thing they can do for their fans, but kind of a stunt. But I do think that there is a legit reason why you would want a video resume other than writing a cover letter is perhaps the most soul-sucking experience you could possibly imagine. I feel like part of the quiet point of the resume or the CV and the cover letter is not just to demonstrate that you have qualifications that will qualify you for a particular position. It's not like, oh, I spent so many years at company X, so many years at company Y. Here's my list of all your skills in Adobe Cloud or whatever. Part of it is also, hey, I can create a document that looks nice. I know how to competently use a word processor. I have a certain level of quality of writing that I can employ to be effective and to communicate really well. I know a lot of that gets quantified down and these are all scanned by bots that kind of pull out the key details that they're all looking for. But I feel like a video resume to me, depending on the company, can serve that exact same need, right? Kind of prove that you have these same skills, whether it's something you're in a customer service job and you want someone that can really turn it on like you would for a TikTok video or something like that. They can think creatively. They have video editing skills. I think that has a lot of potential for job seekers in the future. I will say this. I said this during the pre-show, like I've talked to HR people about how they go through resumes before and one of the things they do is basically run a keyword search to make sure that, one, you hit all the points that the job description requires and that's something you really can't do with video. But another interesting thing is the whole video aspect isn't new. I mean, Sarah and I both come from a broadcasting career where having a real, having a compilation of your work that's two to three minutes long that you submit on VHS or later on on DVD, or in the past 10 years you send a link to a YouTube with your reel and I still have mine that explains all the stuff you did. And I think in some ways this might be kind of a cut-down version of that. I will say there is a particular heinous and somewhat dark aspect to this in that employers might, and unfortunately I've seen this happen, where they base a lot of their hiring decisions based on the appearance of the person. Oh, you don't look like you fit the culture of our company based on the appearance of the person. Perhaps they're not old enough or they're too old or they don't have the stylish clothes or they don't have the right There are so many things I think that could go wrong with this that could definitely steer the whole aspect of it. Although I do think it's a valuable tool, I expect to see some negative opinions on this in a short order. Roger, you mentioned HR departments. I have never worked them on. I certainly know people who have worked in HR departments. I have certainly submitted many resumes to HR departments, sometimes with great results, sometimes not. This seems to me like the next gen of the resume that has a scent or has sparkles, or you have your head shot in a resume, even though people say it's corny. It's like, well, but it still gets you noticed and people remember your face. There are all these certain ways that if you really want a job, why not? I mean, as long as you are staying true to yourself. This is kind of a fun way to do that. I mean, I know we're only talking about a few different companies, but it might be the way that resumes are in the future. It's like, what are you going to list all your qualifications on a piece of paper? No, we're not going to accept that. Where's your TikTok? You're going to link lip sync it to whatever the hot hit is, but I do have a feeling like I have definitely applied for jobs like knowing like, okay, my resume is not going to be the strongest or something like that. But if I can get in that interview and I can show them some of the rich magic, that'll push me over the top or something like that. I know that's not for everybody and it's almost certainly hubris on my part, but I feel like one is not just as soul-sucking as like putting dear who may concern, please. I have always dreamed of working for Chipotle and would love to wrap burritos. That's the worst. If you can make it fun and at least you have something out of it that you can say other than a resume, I think it definitely has a lot of potential and signals that the things you need in a job, the skills that you need, perhaps are changing for a lot of employers. Indeed. Well, some of us are traveling in the summer and if you are one of those people, if you need a fun free place to visit, if you're spending time in my sort of neck of the woods, San Francisco, Chris Christensen has you covered. This is Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler with another Tech in Travel Minute. Going to do something a little different this week and that is where to go if you like tech. You've seen the San Francisco cable cars, but I don't know how many of you know that they have no engine. They basically operate with a large pair of pliers that grabs onto a moving cable underneath the ground. If you want to see how that works, you can go to the free cable car barn and museum.  And there you can see the very large diesel engines that drive the cable in the street that move the cable cars. I'm Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler. Well, I got to say as a Bay Area person, the cable car is a beloved thing and it's true. The cable car museum is really cool. I agree with you, Chris. I encourage anyone who comes out this way to give it a shot. All right. Let's check out the mailbag, Rich. Oh, we got a good one from Monty. He sent an email in response to the DTNS special, Chip Shortage, The Logistics Issues, which you should check out if you haven't already. He wrote in and said, I live in Anaheim Hills. I can see the shipping container ships lined up in the bay. As a design engineer and VP of software for our company, I've been hit with the shortage issue. Unlike an end of life issue, the shortage issue is a sudden attack on the production of existing products and causes an absence of stuff we can ship. We have 11 products that are currently suffering the shortage going from a couple of weeks to 52 and 100 plus weeks lead time. We don't ship tens of thousands of products, but only thousands per year, which we rely on folks like Aero, DigiKey, and Mouser for parts. We are redesigning two of our higher quality or quantity products to meet demand. This has changed the way that we design for we are now looking at the immediate quantity of existing or extant MPU parts that fit the design qualifications and purchasing them in quantity now. That is, we are redesigning products based on what we can actually or we get now. And I think that's one of the things like long term effects that we are definitely seeing. We've seen a couple of things with counterfeit chips and people kind of repurposing chips because there are such shortage and not surprising to hear redesigning stuff, but good to hear on the ground stuff. Monty, thanks for sending that in. Absolutely, Monty. Thank you so much. If you have any feedback of anything that we talk about on the show, questions about anything that we have talked about on the show, ideas of what we should talk about on the show, all of those things should be sent to feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. 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