My name is Marcel, I work for the Intel Open Source Technology Center, and this is a really short one. I give on something that is pretty much what I call L-Run, which is a small pad project of mine. It's pretty much something trying to get this a little bit more into a more usable state for other people. So before I get to what it is, it originated out of TestRunner, and probably nobody knows about this. TestRunner was a pretty much another script, I had to do it in C. It was a tool that I could just then start random kernels with my current file system and just test it if something worked or doesn't work or run in unit test or an automated test or something else. It is pretty much something, I don't pretty much, I think people recognize that in the movie, right? No? Come on. It's inception. So it's pretty much, you have your, you have your, build your kernel, you hold your tool or anything else you have modified, but you need to run this in a kernel.  And time is the one thing that really annoyed me that to waste there. So this was pretty much a rep around KVM or QMO, and then it pretty much spawns itself again, starts itself up as in it and sets everything up and then drops me back into the shell and the location I currently was. So at the end of the day, I was running inside a new kernel, but with my current system that I had been running, so I could just quickly test out if this actually kernel patch works or I didn't use a modification that needed a different kernel. I didn't want to boot that kernel on the system because I have other things to do there and so on and so forth. I didn't want to put in an extra system. From a command line, it was pretty much simple. So it was written for Bluezy for the Bluetooth support and I just give it the kernel image that I've built and then I give it a bash and then I'm back there. I don't know if there's any other tool or anything else, but it just runs it and I got back to where I needed to be. Kind of interesting if you want to actually bisect something because you have found an issue or something else, you just can run this multiple times and you can build this up. So what it really does, it first of all starts KVM with a bunch of options because if you want to set up KVM manually, you need probably like 20 or 30 options to get this every working and everybody knows this. Most people script this, but then you move that script on a different machine. You have it somewhere else. You can't remember this one. Then you have to tweak a little bit because it's different. So I wanted something that can start KVM for me and make this work, especially if you have like, if you nested virtualization because you're already running a virtualization, make sure it does the optimal speed and so on and so forth. It uses plan nine resource sharing. So it's a file system from old days where pretty much you can pass through the host file system into your guest, which is kind of nice. It starts itself. So once you actually started, it forked itself again and became PID one. But then you had nothing there. You needed to do something else. So it sets up the basic file system. It mounts the different extra petitions that you need and so on and so forth. It does process management because once you're PID one, you have to do process management. If you want to start anything else, you actually need to manage something and figure out when it terminates so you can actually clean up after you. Cleaning up KVMs is actually kind of nasty in some certain situations. So you actually have to do this the right way. Interest thing for most things I do is testing. I need to have a D-Bus setup. So I need to spawn D-Bus demon, but to do this, I can't use the one in the system because of different privileges, different setups. So it has to actually mount the configuration files as in TempFS, create the files for this one, set this all up, or get the right permission and so on and so forth. Something I don't want to keep doing all over again, it did it just for me. Then if I were to do this testing, it needs to start the demon because with a couple of test cases, I just wanted to run the demon. Again, it needs another configuration setup. It needs to have the right permissions and so on and so forth. Have to make sure that D-Bus is started first, then you start the demon and so on and so forth. And then a couple of other tools that you needed to get going and make work. So it did all that for me, and then I could just actually write my unit test and then run this. In some cases, then you need also files, device setup. So with Bluetooth, I needed a virtual device or pass through. So it sets up all of that one. I could even have the device emulated in the host or in the guest and everything set up so I can pretty much just run the test quickly. So as you might have realized, this is all pretty much Bluetooth specific. But it served it well as a purpose. I thought, well, nobody needs this anyway. It's just a teeny tiny pet project. It works there. We can use it. We can utilize it and so on and so forth. So about five years ago, we started IWD, the new Wi-Fi Demon for Linux, which I'm probably giving a talking about now also. We ended up having the same needs. We need more testing. We need more unit tests. We need to run this. And we don't want to waste any time. The guys working on the project fork test runner and made it completely Wi-Fi specific. The code base doesn't look alike. You might see some resemblance. It is called the same. It works completely different. Besides starting KVM, it's a different beast. It starts KVM with different options and so on and so forth. Mainly because it is targeted at a test suite. It has a HW SIM setup. It needs to start host APD with 30 million different configurations. It does physical PCI pass through, since most Wi-Fi cards are PCI, not USB, or something else. And it actually has extra logging information that needs to get back to those. So completely different. So about three or four months ago, I said, OK, we need to actually get this unified because I don't want to end main two code bases. So instead of calling a test runner, which is an awful name, I called it L-Run, so that you can actually run a Linux kernel inside your environment and then do their testing. I stepped away from KVM and QEMO for a bit, because even if you have a fast system and a fast machine, it still takes a lot of time to set this up. Even with all the modern tricks that we have done with clear Linux and all the other works, it still takes me too much time if I want to run something. So I went back to something really old, called user mode Linux. Anybody remember this one? I think it's pretty much died out. I got back a little bit in the last couple of months or so where I set some external features. It actually works pretty well. And if you don't need any specific timing or actually real hard access, it's awesome. It's a lot faster. So instead of Plan 9, use hostFS. You get shared access to your file system. You get back where you need it. And then I said, OK, look, I can't have this all splitting up and hacking the configuration parameters for everything into the source code. I need some sort of configuration setup. Initially, I thought I can use just systemd units, point them to the units of the demons that I want to start, extract the parts that I need off of this one, and then start them up. It doesn't really work this way. Systemd is way too smart for this one and has way too many options. And if I would end up doing this one, I would re-implant systemd from the scratch. So I pretty took the basic ideas out of systemd unit files so that you actually have some basic options that you can use and you're familiar with. And then you can point this at your L run binary, and then it starts up the needed things you need. The process managed to have to got a lot smarter and in more details to actually get certain things working, especially since we have ported most of the demons over to more advanced configuration settings and more hardening support for security purposes. So it needs to have a lot of more work to do to set this up. You cannot just start a demon. I hope everything works fine. So this is how this actually looks like. If you're in a simple case, you just start L run. It will find an image in your current directory, and it will just boot it. Ignore the error on the second line. That's a user modlinux bug. I haven't really figured out how to fix this, even if you give it the right buffer. But what it pretty much does is it actually boots up, starts a file system, mounts a file system, creates the extra files, et cetera, and then drops you in the shell. So later on the bottom, you see if you do an ID, you are root now.  This was running due on a 4.2 Fedora colonel straightforward. So it drops you right into your testing colonel that I was building there. I can do my tests. I do control D. I'm back out. I can compile again. And it's pretty much fast. You can give it, if you want to do a little bit more smarts, you can give it a configuration file. The kernel command line options is pretty much important, because the queries are all hacked in. So I cannot tell them, OK, give me certain command line options, and you just pass this through to the user modlinux start, which is kind of nice. For the Wi-Fi testing, we always need to silence the radios, because otherwise I have to start deleting them after I boot it. The standard kernel decides to start with two virtual radios, which is kind of annoying, because they're always in the way. For the Bluetooth testing on a Bluetooth security vulnerability, I had to add a couple of options that are disable, kind of nice as well, and just give this option, then deactivate it. If you want to have some logging, because it actually starts, it creates a run shared directory where you get the log files back into your host file system. So you can run this virtual machine, and then it starts right in this file system, and then you get this back in your host file system, and you can view the log, which is kind of neat if you actually have to see what's going on, and it's pretty much automated. You can do this with any kind of logging as well, and I probably have to make this configurable, the shared directory, but this is for current work. If you want to start a virtual Bluetooth interface, it pretty much starts at, OK, start me two of them, and then it tells you what demon to start, and then you're pretty much it. It only has to tell you, start the logging first before you start the demon, and that's about it. For the tricking part, you actually have to also give it the D-Bus things. If you want to actually do testing on D-Bus, it has to actually just start the D-Bus. So I utilize this in socket activation, and then starting the D-Bus program as well, that one. It's all part of the Embedded Linux library. The main reason for this is one for us. This is the main core functionality that we're going to have. It contains everything that we need. All our communications demons don't need anything else. They just need this library, because it contains net-link, D-Bus, and everything else support. So we don't have this massive amount of dependencies when we have to build anything. Nice thing is, when we actually do this, we can use user mode, time travel mode, which is kind of neat. So every time the system is not doing anything, it jumps forward, which is great if you just have to wait 10 seconds for a timeout, because that turns into pretty much zero time. So unit tests and testing tools run really faster. It kind of works. The configuration of this one is a little bit nasty, and I hope maybe we can extend this a little bit in making this more fine-grained to switch it on and off at a given time, so I have to figure out how to do this. D-Bus Broker still doesn't fully work, mainly because it relies on having a journal active and socket activation fully working. So with D-Bus Demmon, you can just start it, because that does everything for you. D-Bus Broker needs a lot of work. It has to be pretend to be running in a system-D environment. So that's a little bit of I have to still add to this one to pretend to be at least a basic system-D environment for a bunch of tools to work. We have to do this for ourselves anyway, because we switched for IWD to all the security hardening options, so where the configurations file live, where the state directory lives, et cetera, so that eventually at some point we can run with dynamic user to spawn in a separate user every time the Demmon starts. So that needs a little bit of extra work, but it's not too much. I want to port KVM and QEMO support that we had in test run back to this one. So if you say, okay, I actually want to run this in KVM, you can, mainly because you have some PCI hardware that you want to pass through, or you have some USB hardware that you want to pass through, or something else. User Modlinux has a patch for USB path through. It doesn't compile anymore, it doesn't work anymore, and I think it's a lot of extra work to actually get that one back into a usable state so someone can use it. PCI, I think that's a no-go on the user Modlinux site. I also played a little bit with namespaces, so if you don't need a new kernel, just need your clean environment by your configuration files and state files, et cetera, live, because you don't want to overwrite your current usage of your Demmon. Namespaces would be probably enough. You can achieve something similar to system D run. I have to toy with this one, but I think it gives you a nice thing to test this quickly with a pre-built configuration environment, or if you have some other tests around that actually just need a different environment instead of just a new kernel. What I really want to do is get to the level where we can just say, look, it's nice to do the small testing, but you need a more complex system so that we can actually just spawn, have a basic setup as PID 1, and then give system D the full control to actually keep running in say look. Here's your files. We have built a minimal service unit files for you. Please start them, execute them in order, and then you have system D up and running. This would solve the problem having to emulate everything for D-Bus Broker, et cetera. It doesn't fully work yet. I think I'm gonna make this working eventually. Maybe we need a couple of patches for system D, but that would be a nice thing. We can just drop it into a new kernel, start system D up and running, then you have something like the system D end spawn, but you actually have it with a different kernel instead of just namespaces. I wanted to batch processing of unit tests as well, pretty much to integrate this with Git bisect. So if you have a couple of issues somewhere, if you just start it, go here. Here's the source code of your Linux kernel. Figure this out, build it, and tell me which kernel version fails, so it actually starts running all of this one. Instead, you have to do this a lot of manual things, which is, this will obviously not be fast. It will still take some time, but I don't wanna put this on a system where I have to do this manually all the time. So this is something I'm currently working on as well. And that's pretty much for the small pet project of mine. So, questions? So when you're using QMU, it will support cross compilation and things as well? So, no, the reason for this one is pretty much because I'm dropping in my current system that has all my current binaries. So if I would drop this in a PowerPC kernel on x86, all your binaries are kinda gone. It defeats a little bit the purpose. For that one, you'd have to have a system that you have pre-built and that you have to give the SFI system. So with hostFS and plan nine of 9PFS sharing, it doesn't make any sense. Would be great if you could do this, but then you had multibinary things where you have multiple versions of your code in it. So no, that we don't support. I'm not going to, by the way. Sure. Have you, I understand that this project is kind of helping you with continuous integration of kernel drivers? Yeah. Have you had a look at the built-in kernel functions to track branch and code coverage in the Linux kernel? No, I haven't. I highly recommend to do. I built a similar system some time ago and it gives you basically code coverage of your tests in your kernel. I'm gonna have a look at this. This is more for while you're developing. You wanna just quickly jump in the kernel test if your change works and jump back. That was the main goal for this one, not something like MoxTen's one. I will gonna have a look at this one and see if I can make use of it. Thank you. Thank you Marcel. Thank you.


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what a beautiful day this is gonna be a great trucking day so we're here at the Husky in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario this is where we spent our night it was a glorious night it was a great night and this is our load have you seen it I showed you it yesterday a little bit but that's the whole thing just over 6,000 pounds on there and it's it's a full load it's a FTL full truck load looks like I almost got nothing on there though a and off we go I'm actually stopping at Flying J on the other side of town grab my fuel there and a coffee so should probably take a shower too I need a shower so if we go you just feel it though it's like one of those sunny days like the temperature is just perfect it's such a good day take a look at this on the right here can you read it from here billboard says introducing Canada's electric highway so it looks like the Trans Canada Highway across Canada that's why those electric charging stations were set up in Saskatchewan so they're making it so you can have an electric car and drive across the whole country that's smart see that's smart that's what I'm talking about you want me to buy into this electric vehicle stuff you really really want me to have an electric vehicle that bad make it affordable and make it possible built the infrastructure right so hey they're going for it good for them cool as long as you don't make it so expensive that no one can afford you know I'm gonna afford it like I've said pass along wrap absolutely nothing wrong with electric vehicles I think they're fascinating and intriguing 600 meters but right on Black Road Highway 17 for highway transport for us trucks I don't think it's a viable option yet but they're working on it you know my faith in humanity but for a car like if they made a pickup truck like comparable to my Chevy Silverado a full-size pickup truck come on Karen talking about something important turn Karen if they made a full-size pickup truck that looked good that looked tough that could do all the things that my pickup truck did I consider it I would I think I might actually go for if they make it affordable like make it the same price or cheaper than a gas vehicle sure I'll go for it but if you're gonna charge me a hundred thousand dollars for it no thanks but my my concern still is where is that electricity coming from where is the power plant that brings us this electricity that I'm charging my car with is that power plant polluting the environment more than my tailpipe would have been a gas vehicle there's a good question a lot of them are and you guys know my concerns about the batteries right like batteries don't hold the charge anymore that they don't last forever so once they don't hold the charge anymore they got to be replaced and that's really expensive you can talk that into maintenance on second line east highway 17 really want to be a part of this conversation Karen but you really don't understand what's going on you're talking about electric cars so these batteries they need to be replaced and when they get replaced I'm sure they can design industries and technologies that reuse the batteries for something else but the but right now those batteries just go sit in a landfill for like 50,000 years right it's I don't like that idea but whatever whatever this whole big energy electric car thing is getting big you know show me a pickup truck that looks cool that does everything my pickup truck can do doesn't look like a spaceship or some kind of weird weird object I want it to look like a truck I want to look like a real pickup like a full-size pickup yeah we can talk we can talk and make sure they're designed for Canadian winters yeah only on board but speaking of electric vehicles I'm gonna pull in here and buy some diesel fuel debating if I should shower first and then fuel or fuel and then shower these are the decisions that are plaguing my mind today I think I'm gonna shower for now I'm gonna fuel first so I don't get my hands and stuff all dirty and then I'll go clean myself in the shower and then we'll go okay brilliant idea Josh brilliant idea I'm glad I consulted myself sometimes you just got to consult the experts you know I'm really happy that they built this place here built a few years ago yeah I used to be just a card lock across the road and now they got parking and showers and stuff oh and they got trucks backing up okay okay I'll wait here bud I'll wait right here where is he there he is oh it's a Kenworth okay so I forgive you okay good choice of trucks he's got a tiny sleeper though can you imagine doing long haul with such a tiny sleeper go around you then but okay see I want a bigger sleeper bigger the better I want to be comfortable but I also want to look good at the same time so Kenworth W900 studio sleeper it's my choice one day one day all right pump 20 I choose you I don't know why it's pump 20 I only see like six pumps here there we go beautiful let's do this all cleaned up smelling great wait wait I need to put deodorant on folks forget to do this that nice smell won't last as long excuse me excuse me oh much better there you go now we smell great okay so we're leaving Suze Marie here you have 12 hours and 34 minutes of remaining drive time all right so we got a bit of time ahead of us 1,378 kilometers now and we're doing really good for fuel economy with this light load they're really good okay so let's get moving I want to draw your attention to those two Kenworths just to the left there beautiful trucks the one on the far left the blue and black one I know him I don't know if I can call him a buddy of mine I'd call him a buddy of mine I've met up with him twice now on the road he watches the videos they came to say hi to me today he used to drive an old freight line or a freight liner I think or Volvo but look at what he's in now my dream truck Kenworth W900 studio sleeper he says there's so much room in the back there and he's on the road for months at a time look at that thing lucky guy I want to drive that truck on the road let's do this clouds are coming in we got a run we got to get out of here I'm so glad the snow is not here yet I probably shouldn't have come through this way because I can't get through here okay I thought there was a driveway going past there oh there is sort of on the side here all right well we'll sneak through here that's probably supposed to turn the other way and go out the driveway the other way I thought there was my bad my bad I want to show you all that Kenworth it's alright to sneak on through just sneak on through not too sure when we'll be home tomorrow we can almost get there today if I push it hard but I'm not gonna push it that hard cuz I'm trying to save fuel yes I'm probably tomorrow afternoon hopefully with enough time to enjoy some time at home I don't think Brit works tomorrow construction again you know Ontario just rebuilds all of these roads or redid them in the last few years went at the massive debt for it right but they did it cheap now they're fixing it all again and the road is terrible I don't know why we can't just you know build roads right I don't cost a lot more money but I mean it's safer last longer less construction they always take the cheaper route I guess we can only spend what we can afford you can understand that so we're between well we're not quite a marathon we're pretty much straight across the lake from northern Michigan picking it up yet that new I guess it's not new anymore but those blue lights on the nipagon bridge light up the sky sort of like that pink light the other day that purple light right now it's a blue light everyone likes to light up the clouds for some reason bridge I've told you before it's a single bridge that connects eastern Canada and Western Canada together the river that goes through here and this is the only way across for transport trucks anyways that I know of there might be a way way up there but when this bridge shuts down east-west economy shuts down but they did go and make it pretty fancy and they built it right the second time there it is the first time they built it buckled the first winter because they forgot that it gets cold here so everything got shut down for a while and then they built the second half bit and that one's been good so far I guess they learned their lesson so now both highways 11 and 17 have been joined together and now it's just one highway through to Western Canada we're still about three 400 miles from Western Canada long ways to go through the wilderness here yet eastern Canada and Western Canada the populations are very far apart and there's this tiny little road snaking through the wilderness connecting them not much in between into this truck stop before we stopped here last night and it was completely foggy like I couldn't see those bins right there I came in from the yard there and I just slowly creeped through the yard here over here to where I found the back of the parking lot and then slowly back into a spot I got out and looked me sure there's nothing there and then slowly backed in there's not me there's nothing around me apparently I went for a walk to so whole is it foggy last night so I woke up today I was like where am I I didn't see any of this here yesterday I didn't know any of it was here sorry that's interesting so we're in Thunder Bay Ontario at a truck stop I don't usually stop at right like we're at the Husky what's the address of this place here one second one second bear with me here people cute jeopardy music here Santorelli Husky Travel Center it's on Arthur Street West so it's not a it's not on the main route and I sort of went around different scenic route last night and it got really foggy just as I pulled in here like just as I was coming up here like a mile away that's when the fog started so I figure I should probably call it a night I didn't want to hit a moose or anything lucky I found this place yeah this is where we're gonna end today's vlog I guess we're gonna start tomorrow's vlog because today is tomorrow and 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Hello, my name is Rawa Wasabi. A while back, I was on holiday in Alabama. I was at this gas station store just getting some more food, drinks and supplies for the drive to the hotel. I noticed there was a box with videos in it. The guy at the cashier explained to me that those videos were found outside the store and that I could take the entire box for free. Seeing as they were all labeled, and that the man was being friendly, I picked up the cardboard box and paid for my snacks. When I arrived at the hotel, I noticed they had a VHS player. I looked through the videos, and I was astonished what I found. They were tapes of various Pixar films. The eerie fact is that about five of the tapes had a stamp that said, Declined, please destroy, JL. I then realized JL stood for John Lasseter, and that I was in possession of discarded property of Pixar. I put on the first tape, which was a collection of old Pixar shorts. I haven't seen all of the shorts, so I couldn't tell if they were legit. The on-fact about the first tape is that when ever one short transitioned into another short, it was just static. After about five shorts, I could start to see something in the static. Before I could clearly see what was in the static, the tape ended. Go figure. I put on the second tape, which had a more familiar name. It was labeled Toy Story Animation Test 01. I was excited at watching the evolution of one at the time was my favorite Disney movie. All was about to change with one button on the remote call play. It appeared that it was actually a full movie rather than a few tests. The movie began with a white title card that read, A Toy Story, copyright 1992 Pixar Productions. It then cut to what looked like a commercial advertising a Woody doll. It zoomed out to reveal a boy, I assumed it was Andy, watching TV in the living room. The living room looked entirely different and so did the boy. He had freckles, and orange hair, and didn't look or sound at all like Andy. Besides that, his name was Greg Tempus. I assumed that this must be an early version of Andy, and that the character had not yet been developed yet. Come on Woody, let's go to school. Said Greg Tempus as he belted out the door. Greg kept talking to Woody about how he was going to show Woody for show and tell. Suddenly, a shadow fell upon him. It was at this point, when I discovered about ten sheets of paper in the box. I was shocked to realize that this was the script of this early version of Toy Story. The script read that in this scene, Greg is tormented and attacked by the bully Sid. I found this interesting as Sid and Andy, also known as Greg Tempus, had never met in the finished movie. Much to my surprise, Sid was gigantic. He looked nothing like the 1995 version of Sid, and he was Hulk size. He began to punch Greg in the face and he put his hands around Greg's neck. The spy turned darker, and there were sounds of people screaming and saying no. It was like a nightmare, it just kept going on. You could also hear Greg crying for his mom. Eventually, you could hear an ambulance arrive. But in the background you could see fire, and you could see gigantic horses chasing people. The doctors were carrying Greg's small body onto a stretcher. The nightmare moved onto a grave site where it was a cloudy day and there was a church bell ringing and there were gravestones. Remember that this was all computer animated. A faint organ could be heard. The scary part is that there were pages missing from the script that were lying on my bed seconds ago. It cut to static and then it resumed to an early version of the scene where Woody is calling a meeting for all the toys about Greg Tempus' birthday party. It was all in Russian and the spy was dark outside. None of this movie made any sense, and nothing fit together. It cut back to static where it showed Greg getting tortured by two very big men in a tool shed. I've omitted when I saw this and I kept seeing Sid's creepy face fade in and out. Finally, one of the men stopped and bellowed. You're too old for toys. I looked back at the script to find some information on the early toy story. The cast sheet was missing most of the characters, and had characters that either were deleted from the film or appeared in the sequels. For example, the prospector and bullseye were in the cast list, no sign of Jesse though. It mentioned other characters like Scooter the Walrus, Mr. Widley, Spar Bear, and a character called Dino Ray, which I presume was an early version of Rex. Near the top of the list was the scariest name of all, it read Death. I looked back at the TV and it was now browsing through a dark owl's toy barn. The store was closed and the camera was moving back and forth at all the aisles. Some of the toys didn't even exist yet, such as Tickle Me Elmo. There was a line of toys called, Satan and Friends, and a sale for something that resembled Toy Story 3 on Blu-ray. I froze in shock at the latter, because Blu-ray wasn't even invented yet, nor was Toy Story 3 in development, or so I thought. It then cut to the owl's toy barn commercial that appeared in the final film, except the Buzz Lightyear toy was called Lunar Lenny, and he was a green alien astronaut. It zoomed to Woody who was complaining about Lunar Lenny. It then for some reason cut back to the scariest scene where Sid his ripping tempest and stomach opened by using Woody and his foot. Sid then stops, and looks towards the camera. He begins to walk over until his face is covering the entire screen. He gives this creepy smile. Suddenly, the TV caught fire. The entire hotel was on fire, and everyone had to get out fast. I forgot the tapes, so they were burnt. I tried to reach Pixar, but all the calls are computer automated and they ask you bullcrap questions. Even though I still have nightmares about the early Toy Story, I only wish I could have watched the rest of the tapes. Toy Story, or any computer animated movie at that, has never been the same for me.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBreaks.com with a one-pack break of 2020 Panini Prism Draft Football. Still in their college gear right here. And at the end of the break, separate dice roll, you have a chance to win three spots in that big draft day mixer, which is already sold out. So we've got a number of these little mini breaks to do and then mixer will be coming up in just a little bit. All right, so let's do the break first. One spot gets you three, so let's triple that list up. And there's all the universities right here. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Four and a one, five times. And a one, fifth and final time. After five, we've got Jason down to Aaron. Four and a one, five times for this. Fifth and final time. After five, we've got Maryland down to the Utes. All right, so I'll show you the list as is. Then I'll alphabetize by your first names. We'll close the trade window. I don't think anyone's going to trade this one-pack break. We'll close the trade window and then we will break and then give away those spots. Spot giveaway will be separate dice roll with the original 23 names. All right, so there's everybody right here. I mean, basically everyone wants to know who's got Alabama. Bill does. You know, who's got LSU? You know, Bradley does. There you go. So let's sort by your first name. So you can still see that Bill has the tide right there. So Aaron, Bill, Bradley, Kessler, Leo, Jason Diggan, Joe Clanton, the X-Line, Josh Melton, Chris Erickson, Rolando, and Mr. Punt with those teams right there. All right, so TWC means trade window closed. Let's see what's in here. And then we'll do the different dice roll then see who wins those spots. We've got a Deshaun Watson crusade card to $2.99. That goes to Clemson. There's KJ Hill to $2.49. And Jeff Okuta to $1.49. People talking about Jeff Okuta, right? He could be first rounder. I guess we'll find out soon enough. There you go. That's for the Ohio State University. So who has the Buckeyes? That'll be Chris Erickson with that one. There you go, Chris. Congrats to you. Now let's go grab the original 23 names again. New dice roll, just like great credit. One and a four, five times. One, two, three, four, and a one. Fifth and final time. One more time. And there you go. Kessler, Clanton, and Erickson. Top three wins spots right there. So there you go. And congrats. We'll put a little rooftop symbol next to your name and then we'll put PD. We'll put like prism, whatever this number is, 12 next to your name so you know where you won that spot. Thanks for watching. Joe for jazzy's casebreaks.com. We'll see you for the next one. Bye-bye.


This is America's favorite Asian language to learn, but does that mean there are also America's favorite Asian people? You know Japan's history with the West has always been up and down, but we are glad that right now It's up. We got to talk about it Andrew Japanese is the most desired Asian language to learn amongst Americans and a lot of people are asking the question Andrew By proxy does that mean they're America's favorite Asian group? Wow, I would say Maybe but anyways guys we're gonna go through the comment section We'll give you our own thoughts Please hit that like button check out other episodes of the hot-pot boys guys currently We are sold out of Smala on the online store, but please check back in very very soon Maybe a month from now. Alright, let's take a look at the rank number one came with Japanese with a average monthly search volume This is all based off SEO search engine optimization. By the way of 170,000 then you've got number two Korean coming in at 133 real close Andrew Japan and Korea Andrew and talking about Ichiro getting mad at Korea playing the flag on a pitching man We talk about Korean pitchers throw inside arm. They're right there people like K-pop K-pop and K-drama Right now, but no, but K-pop has to defeat anime Moving on to number three and we've got Mandarin all the way down at 52,000. Okay, and Hindi Those are your two big countries, right? Yeah, China and India, but they're multi-dialect or multi-lingual because there's a lot of different languages In those countries then it goes tie That's pretty close ties right up there with Hindi and some people have some theories about passport bros here We'll get into it Vietnamese Persian they counted that as an Asian language interestingly enough. I get it geographically. They don't consider themselves Asian Filipino Kamai a.k.a. Chimer, but come on. I come eyes a little higher up than I thought it would be and some people said that too number 10 I don't tell you which is a southern Indian dialect that is completely different from Hindi more Right, but that makes sense. It's almost like You know, I don't know if this is the best comparison, but like Cantonese and Mandarin You know like tell you who might be the Cantonese to the Hindi that's Mandarin Oh, man, or some people were sad that Cantonese wasn't in there, but I actually think I don't know It's Cantonese. There's not that many Cantonese schools to learn But I feel like Cantonese is like number 11 or 12 deal We got to talk about it do these stats surprise you immediately off the rip. Look at the macro stats This is across states aggregate. All right, Nebraska was the only one where I believe I want to say Korean was above Japan So 49 out of the 50 states Japanese using Koreans are mad because they're like We've done so much over the past 15 year and people still want to learn Japanese. No, I'm just kidding I think some of them actually did have that reaction. We'll get into the comments Japan's a much bigger country and yes, it has a longer history. It has actually way more Media still like the anime world is great. It's huge. Well, people have been looking up to samurai's and ninjas and Bushido blade And so the art for like hundreds of years in Japanese food globally is still more popular So I'm not surprised because I think that for quote-unquote geeks or We aboos or like Asia nerds that Japanese is definitely the language. They still want to learn I think Korean a lot of people want to learn the basics of it because it's a hot language and Then mandarin I feel like when people learn it they might take it more seriously But definitely less people are trying to learn it. Right, right, right. Yeah, I mean Just to stay in this frame of mind of like Japan versus Korea and I gotta got shout out to Ling Jie from Worst Asian podcast He said that people would be more fascinated by Japan as a fantasy world But if Americans had to pick between being Japanese or Korean they'd rather be Korean because if you Koreans as more similar to Americans I think so. I think that there is a sense that It's more like clear what Koreans are versus Japanese are way weirder Like do I gotta act like a Pokemon like like that be interesting? But it'd be weird where there's a Korean it feel like I would just be me but like more Hipper, well, you know, I don't I'm not sure if I would marry a octopus, you know, I don't know yet So, you know, I don't know about I need to know how the tentacles would feel on my skin Interestingly enough Andrew Japan has gone through a crazy arc So Japan was viewed as an economic competitor to America in the 1980s Went Honda to Yoda crazy trade surplus. They bought up all the buildings on Fifth Avenue in New York City Yes, however 1985 America signs the Plaza Accords the Plaza Accords is meant to economically potentially contain Japan it Creates or contributes to a Japanese asset bubble. So people will no longer are learning Japanese in 2024 Andrew for Japan's Economic dominance. They're learning it because they're just into animes or being a weeaboo or an otaku, right? And would you say for example for Mandarin? More people are learning Mandarin because of its usefulness and for business reasons and for like kind of I guess Academic reasons rather than because it's just so fun and cool to learn Chinese Yes, well, the here's the thing about Chinese enter is that even though China may become the country in the world with the largest GDP not GDP per capita just overall GDP There the arc of learning Chinese has actually gone down recently due to bad geopolitical relations Right, right. Oh, it's actually got to like competing factors like like the economic then and blah, blah, blah And then there's I feel like six or seven years ago before like COVID and other stuff happened Before the relationships got real tense that people were thinking. Oh, there's gonna be this open door between China and America It's gonna be super easy to do business in between a lot of opportunities Didn't really turn out that way for a number of reasons. So yeah, now it's like it's discouraged a little bit of people and been like I Mean, even there was a time when we thought Part of our careers could be in China. Yes, we got a offer to spend six months a year in Shanghai It was an offer that was sort of it was a soft offer Yeah, it was a little like seven years ago So but then we ended in end up taking it because it was a soft offer and then obviously a bunch of stuff happened So now it doesn't look like that's gonna be the case Right, right, right. Um, obviously the reason why people love learning Japanese and Korean right now economically developed pop cultural cool Oh, by the way guys, I do want to say just to be clear This offer was from a media cut like a a new digital media company. By the way, not like the government or something No, because I know what the comments were gonna say. It was not it was it was like a new media Hong Kong based company. Yes, Hong Kong just be clear geopolitically friendly with America Andrew Here's the cute interesting thing the guys and the girls The I meant the girls and the guys are both viewed as hot commodities in Japan and Korea No, so I want to say this though. I want to tell that people this This doesn't mean that if you're not an Asian that is Japanese or Korean You can't have a great time in America But you know what it does mean when you do have a great time people are probably not They're just gonna like you for you and not your culture, right? Like because I know a ton of really good Look in or like cool Filipino guys But it's true They might be dating like cool like hot white girls or black girls But I don't think those hot white or black girls know anything about Filipino culture Whereas if you were like a hot Korean or a Japanese guy, I think those girls almost want to become your culture Yes, do you see what I'm saying? Like it doesn't mean that you can't do it It's just means that they're not gonna like assimilate to you. I get what you're saying Well, I think for example a lot of Filipino get a fly Filipino guys like, you know They they date a lot of different types of people, but it's almost like date as an American They just present as like a light-skinned black guy or a Latino or something like or Just one of the cool tan dancing agents It's not like the girls like trying to learn to golly for them But if they're a hot Korean or Japanese guy, I do think there's about a 75% chance that girls trying to learn phrases Go get omakase go get kbbq or gopchang or whatever. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Anyway, let's get into the comments section Somebody said, uh, this is a Korean guy interest. Oh, no, he would be like, oh, this is interesting I wonder why and then of course Andrew this turned into a little bit of a I guess friendly jostling between Japanese and Korean I thought he was trying to make a play at the whole like guys like Japanese girls thing because you know Like there's this whole thing about Japan has a negative birth rate so they need more babies and they need more foreigners So then some guys might be learning Japanese now because they're like, oh I want to go help repopulate Japan. I don't know if that's actually a significant number of guys But maybe that's some of the thought process right right right other people were just talking about how it's so weird That different people like because basically this turned into an exclusive conversation between Japanese and Koreans About meeting white people who wanted to become Japanese or Korean because it's true that you don't other Asians Would you agree and they can't really fully be a part of that conversation Right where people are like and then this Korean guy said, man, it is so weird one time I met this white guy who hated me because he thought that Japanese would hate me and he was trying to be so Japanese That's fascinating. Right. I'm moving on somebody just said yeah learning Mandarin is so fun and useful I can't recommend it enough. This is what somebody else said who was a I believe he's african-american and then this guy said Of course, Mandarin just sounds awful to the ears and who wants to talk to them little pinks So that turned into a back-and-forth argument That also was like pretty major in the next shark comment section Andrew Is that very representative of the current environment? Mandarin is like nails on a chalkboard Well, that's what somebody said. I don't but I've never Mandarin doesn't sound I don't feel like Mandarin Is one of those awful like that has that stereotype. I'm just literally talking about how other people view Mandarin If I had to do an impression of someone Pretending to speak Mandarin.  What's your sure sure? What's that? But that is a little bit more time. We need Mandarin though. Okay, but like no A lot of people don't know what Chinese is because a lot of people that you hear on the street speaking Mandarin Even if they are speaking Mandarin, they're not a native Mandarin speaker They actually primarily speak their original provincial dialect, which could be this it's complicated guys Mandarin is not a bad sounding language though It might not be the best in my Korean or Japanese might sound smoother like It's non-tonal the tonal thing, but I actually think Mandarin Can sound very nice depending on I think every language can sound nice a controversial opinion I don't know if people agree with me. I think viet can sound really nice I I think that viet can sound vietnamese can sound very harsh, but I've heard it sound very smooth and cool where I was like I'm dying dumb bang. I don't even know. I Not even that apparently that guy had a hui accent though. Let me drop that one. Um, somebody said, man Nobody wants to learn Cantonese man. They'll later. Oh, boy. Yeah, I think Cantonese is like I said I think it's like gotta be up on the list though. Like if it's an option to learn I just don't think there's a lot of I just Cantonese language Material right now. I just think that if people want canto to pop first of all I I think you're just gonna be able to burn the phrases in it's almost like latin You know how nobody speaks full latin anymore, but people say persona non grata and like latin phrases all the time Especially if you speak legalese, I think that that's the way cantonese is gonna go, but I would like to Promote sik faan or something. You know what I mean? Like you gotta it can't just be deal. Hey, I just feel like I'm just That could stay but come on. No, I think ling dai like ling lui and then like uh I'm saying you can find the places for it to be sticky It can't just be the Guys, maybe we'll do a video of top 20 cantonese phrases that could be embedded into even your english life The most good uh The thai language is going to grow on the list because of the passport bro is basically people were theorizing about the different languages Obviously hindi. It's pretty obvious india is a gigantic country But a lot of them speak english, you know what I mean, but but honestly a lot of the people learning hindi could be Indian americans too. I think that's legit. Oh, that's a good quote Yeah, like like a lot of people that are trying to learn the man Mandarin too are probably also eight like Chinese people that are just trying to get better at Mandarin, right? Yeah Because it doesn't have uh the race and the age. Yeah, I wouldn't assume that these are all non asians Learning they like I do think the people learning thai andrew It might be more relationship driven. Be honest. Be honest. Ain't learning thai to do business Maybe I think that There are a number I think a number of thai americans probably are trying to learn it to get better at it But yeah, I think yeah, there is that that tourism aspect for sure. Um, somebody said, oh my goodness I was surprised to see kamai even on the list in ninth place a lot of people that I talked to in america don't even know where it is Yeah, yeah, I would say I was surprised to see kamai even on the list. So shout out I think that some people may could be kimbodi americans who are trying to learn more kamai, you know, I mean I'm cool.   So you to go to cop Hang jung to get Somebody said, uh, nope. I want to learn mandarin. Sorry guys other people I mean man the learning thing about mandarin right now is it's just like I feel like a lot of people from china andrew they do speak english, but if you want to tap into like More deeper cut conversations, you got to speak mandarin. Yeah, and you got to actually read and write it too because That's a whole another thing, you know, um, somebody said, please do one based on race and gender That's gonna give a lot more context So people are saying like if we could see the search engine like male Males in nebraska aged blah, blah, blah They learned this language for this and then you could confirm. Yo, yo, what if the number one asian language learned in nebraska as thai? Yeah, we're the nebraska Thai language association We were all trying to learn thai because uh, you know, it's a warm place to go to We just love Capral that's really the reason why it's no other it's not beyond The I'd probably be like, oh, yeah, we're trying to learn, uh The thai language. Yeah I don't know. They speak like canadian people in fargo Fargo in nebraska. I need to know Where's fargo granular data for what people in fargo are thinking. Oh fargo's in north dakota All right. Anyway guys, uh, let us know what you think about this What are your theories on why japanese is number one or why some of these are even on the list? Uh, let us know because I guess it's not a mystery why japanese is up here You know what I think you know why I think japan and korea for all other reasons that we said geopolitical pop cultural soft cultural Hard cultural whatever ba ba ba ba GDP per capita. You know why I think that they're bolstered so much Is because there are some probably in my opinion more like nerdy Non-asian girls who really like the guys from those countries. That's why it's double if the guys are hotter And because it's adding a whole another gender into the seo pool. That's a good point, man That's what I think because yeah, asian women everybody likes asian women But yeah, once you like the asian guys then you're definitely learning some words of the language No, because look at the stats. It's literally numerically statistically double plus some so That double is just a whole another gender. Yeah, that's right guys Uh, what do you guys think about david's theory? Let us know in the comments down below Which of these asian languages would you try to learn? Please let us know hit that like button check out other episodes of the hotpot boys and until next time we out peace


Hello there, this is Bhavya Kaushal and here are 4 things you just can't miss this start-up Saturday. Food tech start-ups are at war and soft bank monitors tab fuel to the fire. If reports are to be believed, the Japanese conglomerate is reportedly looking to pump 300-500 million dollars in India's food tech unicorn Swiggy. ATM is all set to hit another milestone. The digital payments company announced that it is looking to more than double its transaction volume to 12 billion next year from the current 5.5 billion. In mergers and acquisitions this week, Binibuncel backed start-up Akko-acquired car-retailing platform Wheeler. Flipkart's legal spat with Goki over deep discounting has put Walmart in a challenging spot. Intensifying battle moreover has also won the support of small business owners and traders.


Welcome to the last set news. Take the top stories in crypto and bring them out of bite-sized pieces. Today, just the title suggests you've been fooled because in the background, a ton of people and a ton of entities have been accumulating Bitcoin like crazy. So we're going to take a look at what's going on and take a look at the Twitter CEO and message that he just dropped probably about 15, 20 minutes ago. We're going to take a look how regulations are incoming and we shouldn't really be scared of that. We should be welcoming of it. Also, we'll again talk about everyone is buying Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. And lastly, we're going to follow up with a friend of the show, CTO Larson. So before we get into everything, just as you might be aware of, it's Cyber Monday. So there's a ton of deals to be had like unstoppable domains. You get the Bogo, buy one, get one free. Also over at shopping.io. If you use Amazon, eBay, Walmart or Home Depot, you can get up to 50% off of all the things that you shop. So I will leave those in the description. But the big news today is, well, first of all, the thing that's going on is the market had a nice little recovery and I'm pretty happy about that. I like recoveries. I bought the dip. Like I've been buying every single one that I can get my grubby little hands on. And we're almost at 2.6 trillion. So it was a pretty good buy. I'm pretty happy with what's going on. Also, if we take a look at the market itself, these are my favorite charts I use for on chain analysis. And for just for Bitcoin itself, as far as minor outflow, we don't see a lot of miners selling a bunch. As far as Bitcoin reserves, we see it actually going down. Again, people are taking it off. As far as Ethereum, all exchange reserves, same thing because of people actually using it for all those crazy gas fees. And there's two, there's two charts I really want to dig into. One is the taker buy volume. And the other one is the average estimated ratio.  This is on the hourly. Now, if we can see right here, as the price starts to drop down, you see there are some whales or some big people who are like, Nope, we're not going to let you drop all the way down. And they keep propping up the price. The last time this happened was at $53,772 or almost $54,000. It seems like that tends to be the floor. Now, they tried to do it at $60,000 didn't work, but they had a massive amount of buying. And that's the first one I want to make mention of. But the next one, I think is even more telling. And it's all about the leverage ratio, shorts and longs and everything like that. I'm going to blow this up as well. And for this one, anything above two is like crazy amount as far as the leverage ratios. But if we see here, just a couple of days ago, this is on 25th of November, we were at 0.21, not 2.0, 0.21. That is way higher than what we usually expect. We're supposed to be down like the 0.15, 0.16. But I mean, for some reason, people have just been getting greedy like crazy.  And you have all these leverage positions. And it's just too enticing for people to either short it when it's long or go long when it's short and liquidate everybody. And then we have a massive buyout. So that is essentially what is going on in the market itself. And we'll see how it all works out. But there's something big on the horizon. And it's this one, Jack. Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and Square, has just stepped down from Twitter. And this was just came out like about 10 or 15 minutes ago. Very nice letter talks about why he did it and who's going to take his place. He's got some pretty big choices. But the reason why I brought it up is not that I like emphatically excited about it. But it's this, is that Jack just tweeted this out on June. And he says, look, I don't think there's anything more important in my lifetime to work on than Bitcoin. So we've got a CEO who has been on the forefront of two billion dollar companies, Twitter and Square. And now he's going to focus pretty much all of his efforts on the Bitcoin. Now he hasn't said that in the resignation letter. But if you can just kind of read between the lines of the things that he's been talking about lately, I think he's going to take a lot of energy and focus into Bitcoin. I think that could be good for the entire market. So let me just think about that in the comments section. And also, here's some news I think that might scare people, but they shouldn't be. Regulations are coming in 2022. And here's what they are focusing on. So just real quick. This is a concerted efforts of the Big Three, Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the OCC. Now I don't know. There's a nomination going through. I don't think she's going to get it. Hopefully not. But we'll see. But the Big Three are involved. And here's what their focus is. Their focus is on crypto asset custody, facilitation of customer purchases and sale of crypto assets, crypto loans and all payments involving the use of stablecoins. And what they're really clamping down on and really focusing on is the banks. The banks that are going to be involved with the custody of these crypto assets because they know if banks don't get in the game as far as the crypto and digital asset space, they're going to get blockbustered. So they have to be in there, but they want to regulate it because they want to protect the consumer. And we can debate that all day long. I don't really care. But on this one, I think they have to step in and really have to say, okay, banks, if you want to do this because you're regulated, this is what we want to see, this is what we want to do. And I think it'll lead to more mass adoption. Again, it's not what me and you want. I mean, we are here super early. It's about bringing those people in in baby steps. And if we have to use the banks that get them in here so we can trojan horse them to figure it all out, so much the better. So I'm happy with this one. We'll see how it all works out. And then to finish up, this is what they stated. Throughout 2022, the agencies plan to provide greater clarity and with a certain activities related to crypto assets conducted by banking organizations are legally permissible, which when they do this, they should stop with that nonsense of illicit activities. That's for the US dollar. And expectations for safety and soundness, consumer protection and compliance with existing laws and regulations. So that is straight from the horse's mouth. And I know it's going to be people talking about regulation and how awful it is. Look, if they start to stifle it and really clamp down, I don't think they really can, but they give a little bit, goes a long way. We'll see how it all works. Let me know what you think in the comments section. And let's finish up with my favorite part. Everyone's buying.  I thought it was interesting because it's a whale wallet. And I like to see whales doing whale things when it benefits us. Now, when it sells, I'm not a big fan, but hey, what are you going to do? This is what we have here as far as things that are going on the background. So the third largest Bitcoin whale is still in an accumulation spree, adding nearly a thousand Bitcoin to its wallet. Now, this was after Bitcoin options expired on Friday, and the huge panic selling, which was because of the new variants for COVID that we found. So when I see something like this, the first thing I think of is if it's a wallet that's that big, is it an exchange? Because if it's an exchange, it doesn't really matter. However, the article does states that while it's possible, this is a cold wallet for exchanges like Robinhood. Transaction volume and pattern doesn't seem to support this very inconsistent from other cold wallets. And there was a video, I think it was George, who talked about how one of the biggest dogecoin wallets was from Robinhood, so whatever. But on this one, it says it doesn't look like what it is. A close look at the wallet is more telling. All the coins have been acquired at the price of between $54,000 and all the way up to $67,000. So even whales are getting into this foray. And I think they're buying at a pretty good price, $54,000 to $67,000, because my prediction for the end of the year, which is not investment advice, it's investment opinion, around $130,000. We'll see what all plays out. So on these things that are going on, I like to see that people are buying because I want to see where we're going. And also on top of that, he had people like President Bukele from El Salvador, he goes, hey, we just bought 100 extra Bitcoin with a discount. It's a pretty funny tweet. And also he got Michael Saylor from Michael's Strategy. They purchased 7,000 Bitcoins and also Alex Pashinsky from Celsius. They just bought $10 million worth of Bitcoin. And that is what is going on in that space. And now what I want to do is I want to bring in somebody who has a pretty good background as far as been around for a while, just like myself. He remembers when the internet came about. He's been started up a couple of different companies. He's also a CTO for different companies that have been as far as telecommunications. And he agrees that Bitcoin and cryptos and digital assets are one of the big things. And also, he's spot on with some TA. So I'm going to bring in CTO Larson. He's one of the YouTubers that I watch or recently discovered. He's fantastic. And I just want to hear what he has to say about what's going on. So as we promised, I want to just delve into a little bit more of a deep dive into the price action. And to help us do that, I brought on a friend of the show, CTO Larson. Mr. Larson, thanks for coming into the show. We really appreciate it. Thank you and greetings from Sweden. It is 4pm in the afternoon. It's pitch black outside and minus 6 degrees. Fantastic. It is the exact opposite here in Puerto Rico. And just so you guys know, Mr. Larson here, CTO Larson has his own YouTube channel. It's on the rise. Very interesting stuff. I found it. It's entertaining the things that he does, but also there's a lot of depth through it. So real quick, CTO Larson, tell us a little bit about your background. Oh, thank you. Thank you, Rob. Thanks for having me here. Yeah, I come from this from a technology angle. I was always the technology guy, like the CTO guy in different roles in another industry. And telecom first, I was there through the whole internet coming up. And I sat next to the guy who I think programmed Sweden's first web page. So I've seen the rise of the internet. I've seen that we participated in creation, the rise of communication, which basically brought information and communication to everyone. And I feel that blockchain and Bitcoin and everything that comes with it really is the third, my third chance to participate in this rise once again. And I'm as excited this time or even more excited than I was at the beginning of the internet and the telecom and this will change society in ways we cannot possibly imagine even at this point. And I'm also very passionate about technical analysis and the price action because there's one difference. There's one difference between the internet protocols, the telecom protocols and the blockchain protocols. And that is that even if you realize that TCP IP is going to change the world, you couldn't invest in TCP IP. Or even if you realize that these new DSM protocols that oh, wow, this might really go places. This might change the world. You couldn't invest in the protocol as such. You had to buy a share in the company or something like that. But you can invest from day one in each of the blockchain protocols. You can't buy a part of the Bitcoin protocol or a part of the Ethereum protocol, whatever protocol you want. And that is new. And that makes it extremely exciting, I think. Yeah, it's interesting. By you saying that, first of all, you can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been. And me and Lars have been around the block a couple of times. We've kind of seen these types of things happen. And then when you talk about the protocols, especially with telecommunications, you sound a lot like Alex Moschinski of how he did things and kind of came around. So it's interesting the parallels that we see. Now, getting on to the TA part, tell us about because we just saw there's a bunch of whale accumulation. We just saw some big name players like the Michael Saylors, the Kailey, Alex Moschinski, gobbling up a bunch of Bitcoin. Did we miss the boat on this already? Because we dropped down to 54K as far as Bitcoin. Now we're around 57K. What do you think as far as investing? Exactly. So there's the long term answer and there's the short term answer. And if we take that, if we take that before we look into the charts, if we look at the long term answer first, is it too late? Have we missed the boat? Have we missed the boat, the chance to buy Bitcoin? Well, if comparing them, how long did mobile communication go? There's about 8 billion subscriptions today. That's slightly more than the world population. And the amount of people who has actually used Bitcoin, actually used Bitcoin for something. If you plot that in the same chart, you can barely see the dot. That's how early we still are with Bitcoin. So no, it's not too late. We have not missed the boat on Bitcoin. That I can say with certainty. But then, of course, we should try to time our entries as well as we can. Because if we don't, we risk buying the local top. We're going to hold it on the way down. We might sell and we're off with the timing. So the timing short term question is also important. And I think there is a lot of interesting things we can say about that. So I think that this deep here is very, very interesting. And I understand that there has been a lot of whale accumulation, because it made a lot of sense to buy here at this dip. And I'll explain why. There are two reasons to it. One is that I don't think the trend has turned down. I mean, Bitcoin has been in these periods of trending, where there's been a long uptrend. If you've been here since early spring 2020, we had an uninterrupted uptrend from 7000 going up to 60,000. That was an uninterrupted uptrend. And we've had many of these periods where there's been uninterrupted uptrend or uninterrupted downtrends. And so the question here that, of course, everyone asked themselves, did the trend turn down here in these dips? Because it certainly has felt a little painful, right? We were up here at 69,000. And then yesterday we were down at 53,000. That hurts. That hurts everybody. So has the trend turned down is the question. And I don't think it has. Because, of course, there are different ways to identify that. But we need to have some tools to do it. We can't just rely on our emotions. Does it feel like the trend has turned down? Because then we will constantly do the wrong thing. Because it always feels as most depressing when it is the best time to buy. And it always feels the most euphoric when it's actually the time to sell. So we need some tools. We need something to help us in our emotions. And there are many good tools for that. But the one that I use, I have a proxy for the trend that I rely a lot on for my own trading, called the Larsen Line. And that's what I use as proxy for whether the trend is up and or is it down. And as you can see here, it did not turn down. It has not turned down from 69,000, even though it dripped so far here to 53,000. Because it was quite high above the mean, so to say. And it just went a little bit below the mean and then quickly came back here. So that's my trend indicator. But there are other ways to look at the same things. And I think that regardless of what process you used, you pretty much come to the same conclusion that this was a dip. This was not at least as of yet. This is not a trend change yet. So I suspect that there are other big traders that came to the same conclusion that this is a dip, not a trend change. And then by definition, if you get a big dip in an uptrend, that's great. That's what you wish for. And there you got it. So that's one perspective. And then I want to show another perspective also. If we zoom out a little bit, Bitcoin has been in these huge parabolas over a long period of time. And we're in the fourth parabola now. The first one was here in 2010 to 2011. Then it was 2011 to 2014. And then 2015. And then the one that broke there in in late 2017, early 2018, followed by a big correction. And now we're in the fourth major parabola. And I want to credit Peter Brandt for this parabola interpretation. And with that in mind, if we look at the current parabola, you see it here starting in late 2018. We had a touch on this and actually dip below during the first COVID dip in March 2020. And then as you see here, we've had a couple of touches on this trend line. Yes, try to make it as clear as possible here. We had one near touch in July in the summer when it felt very depressing. We had one touch in September. And if we zoom in here, look here, the touch on this, this shows one day delayed. So this was yesterday, the touch here on 53,000, 54,000 was actually exactly, exactly, exactly on that trend line. So that means that there was a support there. And if you are a professional trader, you try to buy support. And there was a support in a deep in an uptrend intact. And that's pretty much everything you can wish for. So I can understand that a lot of traders went in and bought big there on that deep that because it makes a lot of sense. And I can totally understand that that that happened. And then, of course, we don't know no one knows the future. Maybe there's another catastrophic news in the media tomorrow. I mean, we can, we can no one can predict the future. The only thing you can do can do is to take good risk reward trades. And sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. It just needs to work on average. It won't work every time. But as a seasoned trader, you this is exactly what you look for. You want to buy in an uptrend, you don't want to bet against the trend normally, you want to buy in an uptrend, you want to buy on the deep, you want to buy at support. And yesterday, you had it, you had everything. So, yeah, that was a great and then it doesn't feel like it. It felt everyone felt sad yesterday, you know, me included. I mean, it's not fun when the market goes down, you feel a little sad, but you have to kind of put put that emotions on one side, you can observe them, but you cannot let the emotions drive your trading because then you will be consistently wrong because the time to buy is actually when you feel depressed and the time to sell is when you feel you for it. Yeah, exactly right.  So thanks, my man. That thanks a ton of sense. And that's why I had you on the show because me and you have the same type of philosophy as far as like getting in, holding strong, maybe take it to profits along the way, but not really getting out of here. And this is when we talk about zooming out and take a look at the big picture that we take a look at where we're at as far as adoption, as far as with cryptocurrencies, digital assets and the internet. We're right online with just what with Kathy Wood talked about from Ark Investing, as far as hitting a billion total users or total wallets. And it's the same thing that we saw with the internet, which me and Mr. Larson were around when that all thing just kind of took off and guess what worked out pretty well for most of us. So that is the big play. And I think it makes a lot of sense that maybe we didn't miss it. And we're actually in the right place at the right time with the right asset. Yeah. CTO Larson, I think you said plenty of stuff, plenty of great stuff before we take off. Any last words of wisdom for the investors out there? I mean, the stuff you did was fantastic. But anything else you could just throw in just to help people out? Yeah, I think it's a great question. And of course, depends on where you are in your trading journey or we talked a little before that sometimes you do have to make your own mistakes. And that is fine. Try not to lose all the money. But what I could say is that sometimes when you go on YouTube, you listen on people like Rob here with a lot of experience or I come in and it seems like I know what's going to happen. I don't know what's going to happen. I can just offer a good risk reward. But it still means you need to take action. And the best tip I always give is that we're here to ride the trends up, we're not here to ride the trends down. So if you buy in and it turns against you start losing the losing money, you have to cut it at one point, you have to take a small loss, get out, regroup, try again to get in. Don't don't hold all the way down. And then sell months later when you lost 80% of the holding or something. Could that happen? It can always happen. I don't know what the future holds. None of us knows. No one knows what is going to happen. We can have qualified guesses or something like that, but no one knows. So if things turn bad, protect your capital, try again to get in, don't hold all the way down and then sell at the bottom. And the opposite is true also. If this turns out that this was actually a good entry, maybe we're lucky here, maybe the narrative, the fear mongering and so on eases up and we really make a big run from here. Then don't sell too early. Because what the beginners myself included when I was a beginner, the best takes we usually do is that we hold on to the losers too long. And then we sell the winners too early because we feel I need to take home the profit now. I should take profit. But you actually need those winners to run all the way because that's the ones that's going to cover for the cases when it doesn't work out. So the objective is to cut the losers quickly, maybe take a 10% loss, but don't sell when you made a 10% gain on the volatile asset. Try to ride it all the way up until the trend has actually turned down and then that's my best. That's a good one. And for everybody who wants to learn a little bit more about the trend and what CTO Larson was talking about, he's got a great YouTube channel. I will link that in the description and that is it. So Mr. Larson, thanks so much. We appreciate it. Let's jump back. Thank you so much. Thanks for having me. Okay. So that's it. So fascinating. Really good stuff. If you found some value in that video, give me a favor, give it a thumbs up, give it a like, consider subscribing. A lot of these things we're going to talk about is going to go fast and furious over the next couple of months and that's it for today. So thanks so much for watching and I appreciate it and I'll see you in the next one.


Here we are with 1.06 of the RBT code, which will quote, RBTs avoid the multiple relationships with clients and supervisors. If they find that multiple relationships have developed due to unforeseen circumstances, they inform their supervisor and work to resolve it. If the multiple relationship involves their supervisor, the RBT should report it to the person to whom their supervisor reports. So, the more honest you are, the better off you're going to be. If you run into this issue and it's a fairly decent-sized agency, there will be someone probably designated to handle this specific situation. Usually there'll be a director of clinical services or a kind of director of an in-home program or even a higher-up boss, but when a company or agency is big enough, they will dedicate someone for this particular role. It'll be your responsibility to figure out who that is. And if you're in a tiny agency or it's only one BCBA, it might be worth contacting some HR agencies and they will assist with your concerns. But the bottom line is, you're going to have to be honest to get through that. 1.06.


Hey, everyone. What's up? It's Rob. We are back at Polymer Summit day two. It is lunch time. So everyone here is in the lounge having lots of delicious snack-alacks.  That's what that is. I'm joined by Fred Schott. Fred is a software engineer on the Polymer team. Fred, you just got done doing part of the tools keynote. And as part of that you were talking about Polymer CLI. So for folks who haven't heard of that before, can you maybe tell them just briefly like, what is Polymer CLI? And kind of like, how is that going to make them a bit more productive? Sure, sure thing. The Polymer CLI is your gateway into our tool chain. So it lets you create new projects really easily, helps you through the entire developer flow from testing to linting to serving your application, and finally it helps you build a web app for production. So optimize it, all that stuff. So yeah, it's really your gateway into all these tools. And as part of the keynote, you were mentioning that folks can create their own generators for Polymer CLI. So you can talk a little bit about that. Like, if I want to learn how to do that, where would I kind of go to get started? Yeah, sure. So check out the Polymer CLI on GitHub. It has a ton of information for all these things that it includes. For new templates, you can, well, I definitely recommend checking out the ones that exist already. So search Polymer and NIT anywhere on NPM and you'll get a whole list of everything that exists. To create your own, it's really easy. It's based off of Yeoman, which is this really common generator tool. And so anything that works with that, it's the exact same process. You just build out a new template like you would for anything. Now, if I want to go and get started using Polymer CLI, where's my jumping off point? Definitely check out Polymer CLI and the build library on NPM and GitHub as well. The Readme has a ton of information. Cool, awesome. So for those of you who haven't done so yet, be sure to go catch that Tools keynote featuring Fred, Polymer CLI, and a bunch of really cool announcements in that video. All right, so Fred, thank you so much for being with us today. If you haven't done so yet, be sure to catch Fred's talk and the entire Tools keynote. There's a bunch of great announcements in there. We're going to keep doing live updates from the floor at Polymer Summit 2016, so please stay with us. Also, ping us on Twitter at hashtag Polymer Summit if you've got any questions or concerns or anything like that. I'm Rob. Stay with us.


Hello, and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent, and today we are looking at the best places to find Aether and Aether Dust or Aether Burst and Aether Orr and Aether Dust Kind of weird not to be confused with the other type of Aether which is already in the game which is the one from Kelp But this is the Aether Orr and Aether Dust that is from Imperia only Looks like this on the ground And it gets Aether Dust or sometimes Aether Orr. I'm in Aerial short just to show you where the If I can find it where the best where the um here it is where the Transmute for it is it's over at the sky over here. Here's a whole bunch of things. There's a transmute Aether Orr You need Aether Dust, which isn't the right thing for it You need 15 of it and then the he also sells Transmute Platinum as well See I'm not gonna get them at the moment But that's where you get that he is just in the nowhere village right at the side there But the beast the beast the best place to collect that I've found Aether Orr and Aether Dust is Actually in the icy area of Outer Aether Noir. Yep. That is correct. I Get in or an outer a bit confused sometimes But yes other ethanol is the best place to get it that I've found that's just everywhere So The best place to get these and out of ethanol one can spawn up here and There's also a whole bunch of other reagents like ore and Other things, but there's one here We'll see if we get just get the dust There's another one here, and then I think there's some others that just spawn Kind of just all around the sort of area. There's also silver chests so you can get your shocked keys They can be a bit difficult to see they don't really stand out very well But they're kind of just all over the place really I suggest just going to like every dead end and then turning back around try not to get pulled because these guys are kind of annoying Yeah, so kind of just search around a bit Once you think you've done everything just go and switch realms to for example, we'll just go over to humongous frog and Then go and try and look for some more You should be able to find a decent amount just around here Otherwise you can just go and find them all around imperia. They're basically everywhere Aerial shore is another good one. You also get other reagents as well Again, here's another one right here. Look at that It can probably spawn around here as well Not a hundred percent sure but pretty sure they would be able to Again, there's so many reagents around here as well So really useful place to farm Yeah, so they kind of just spawn around So have fun looking for those And then also you can use the transmute to aid or which I showed you earlier to get the To get the ore itself for the crafting quest and the legendary weapons or the revered weapons in fact, so Yeah Dad will probably be about it for the video So thank you for sharing to deliver like and subscribe and if you've already subscribed press the wee little bell So you know exactly when I post another video and a member craft outside the box


Just a disclaimer guys, I slaughtered this animal myself. I know how it was raised I know the quality of all these foods and how they've been handled. That's why I am consuming these raw animal foods I do not suggest you purchase raw animal foods unless it is from you know a clean butcher and Facility and even then please eat them at your own discretion. I do not advise doing this You know, I've been doing this for six years. I know exactly what I'm doing. How cool does that look?  I don't think I Just took some notes here just on the vitamin content of each of these foods So I can accurately tell you what it's high in what it's a good source of The only thing on the animal that we don't have here might be the sweet bread But I think everything else here is pretty much good to go. So these first two jars are blood and the fiber in the blood and And Blood is known for having it's very very high in B vitamins and iron and by very high what I'm talking about is Several hundred percent of the RDA in a normal serving. It has a decent amount of sodium chloride Copper and zinc that's because it has a decent amount of sodium and chloride unlike most animal foods that's why a lot of people on the raw primal diet talk about using blood as a hydrating food and The fiber in the blood is worth it I'm honestly not sure because a lot of the data I looked at guys keep in mind all of this data on these vitamins I googled and went on that German database and I looked at a couple different Versions of the food and kind of speculated on what the content was so I don't know specifically if the blood includes the Fiber and or what but I guess we could taste these two, right? So this blood is like a beautiful deep red. It's like filtered Looks really looks really cool These are all cold. So I guess I'm not too happy about that But it has like a mild Minerally taste and it tastes like the barnyard that the lamb was in has like a barnyard-y lamby taste to it not as It's not as mild as it was two days ago I forgot to mention that blood is an excellent source of vitamin D3 if the animal was in the sun And it was pretty much during the summer I think it has to be animal store vitamin D3 in various tissues in the blood if it's plentiful and in Kinese and other organs if it's not so plentiful So, you know, if you don't have access if you do have access to blood, you know Think of it as a little bit of a bonus you're getting some vitamin D3 If not, then supplementing getting some sun eating certain fish organs is also an option Now I'm gonna try the the fibrin the coagulated part of the blood doesn't have much flavor kind of the same flavor as the The blood a bit more mild and it has you know, it's chewy. It's like chewing on jelly almost so in this jar We actually have the lungs Lungs have a good amount of vitamin C. They're an excellent source of vitamin C actually a decent amount of B vitamins good amount of selenium and iron and small amount of omega-3 because lungs have a small fat content, but So just to touch on I guess I should touch on why would you drink blood? Mainly for the hydration the B vitamin is in the iron for the lungs here The main reason we would eat lungs is for a source of vitamin C and selenium mainly then you know It has a good amount of iron decent amounts of all the other minerals as well as a small amount of omega-3 So this would be the reason to eat lung and this is the lung here It's very it's very spongy. I feel like When I squeeze it I hear air bubbles popping out the flavor has a spongy texture but firm This jar has a couple different things in it. I think so this jar has the heart in it The pancreas I'm sorry the spleen and the kidneys I guess I might as well do the ore arts with them out in So first we have the heart You guys want to see me like eat the whole heart in a video like game of thrones style Let me know but heart to me isn't really a good source of nutrients In comparison to these other foods at least other than that. I mean it's excellent It's a good B vitamins riboflavin and then it has decent amounts of iron phosphorus copper selenium zinc and some vitamin C So, you know B vitamins riboflavin like people eat so much meat in general. You don't really need to eat heart Think of it as like It's meat, but it has a bite to it. It's not chewy, but like when you bite into it It like almost crunches It's interesting Here we have the spleen Very deep red ruby red color in the middle I mean keep in mind guys. This is a very fresh animal and I have a bad sense of smell So all these foods have a fairly mild flavor. This has a much stronger smell than the other foods though It's like it's soft It's has a Flavor I can't really describe to be honest a mix between. I mean it's like an organic flavor like mineral I don't really know imagine like this is gonna be re-description Imagine eating liver, but you don't taste minerals bitterness or any of the good flavors like But spleen is Good for B vitamins excellent probably one of the best sources of vitamin C and it has good amounts of iron selenium Decent amounts of phosphorus potassium zinc copper and small amounts of vitamin A so The reason we would eat Heart is really you know no reason to be honest the reason we would eat spleen is primarily for vitamin C Iron and selenium it is incredible for all of those things vitamin C iron and selenium and then it has decent amount of Phosphorous potassium zinc and copper and small amounts of vitamin A But a common thing with all these foods guys is they all have excellent amounts of B vitamins They all have decent amounts of all the minerals. It's just some of these have Exceptionally high amounts of some vitamins and some of these have exceptionally high amounts of some minerals Now beef kidney and I you know I knew beef kidney was a good source of nutrients But not until recently that I realized how nutrient-dense it was so Beef kidney is high in B12 selenium riboflavin niacin folate selenium It has moderate amounts of vitamin A, C, D Phosphorus iron zinc copper and a good amount of omega-3 because of the fat so kidney in general is Full balanced fats. It's honestly kidney is comparable to liver in regards to its nutrient content And it's a better source of selenium and folate than liver is and decent amounts of all the other vitamins too So kidney is definitely arguably ranked number two or three on the foods.  That's how you guys. This is a lamb. I Don't know where my train of thought is today. There's the inside of the kidneys You know, they're just so strongly flavored that like Me and a lot of people have an aversion to them It they honestly like if you guys have kidneys it tastes like pee like some form of what some mineral That's in urine or some substance that's in urine. That's what they pretty much taste like but excellent source of a lot of fat-soluble vitamins and minerals So here we have the brain You know, here's here's one half of the brain take out the other quarter. I got about a quarter of another part of it Brain is a good source of vitamin C vitamin E B12 very high in choline and omega 3 and Good sources of also excellent sources of phosphorus selenium and has a good amount of copper zinc iron and potassium so Notably the the main reason we're eating brain is for its omega 3 content, but it's also worth noting Yeah, it has good amounts of vitamin C vitamin E Selenium phosphorus copper zinc iron potassium it has it's an excellent and a very super nutrient-dense food Not to mention cholesterol and fat, which is not really present in a lot of other lean animal tissues Very fatty very rich It's like eating egg yolk textured Like firm custard with a light lamby flavor But it's good Also worth mentioning the brain has a slight Slight salinity to it has a slightly higher sodium content Although I wouldn't consider like a good source of sodium. It definitely has more than most animal foods. I ate the other one, but here you have one of the testicles of the animal and You know a lot of the you know a lot of glandular therapy people believe if you eat a part of an animal It will make you better in that way. So for testicles.  I don't know but The minerals I would explain that is that it's very very high in zinc in comparison to its size So you'd a small amount of this it's very high in zinc It has a good amount of all the other minerals the B vitamins and oh by the way This this test these testicles were kind of speculating on the vitamin content because there's no data I could find we know for sure it's high in zinc, but we can only speculate that it has balance amounts of all the other minerals and Maybe a decent amount of fat soluble vitamins, but that it also has a small amount of omega-3 because there is some fat in them So whatever truth to that there is I don't know I'm just gonna cut a piece off or this piece is no I tell people it has The texture of scallop, but You know it definitely tastes like a goat not a goat It definitely tastes like a lambs testicles that we're banging around in a barnyard It smells very and you guys use the a lot of people use the taste of gamey This is not gamey This is like you took a handful of lamb shit and hey and rubbed it on your arm and then looked it That's kind of what it tastes like Not as bad as I illustrated, but Yeah So yeah main reason we need the testicles is mainly for the zinc content Because we can only really speculate on the other stuff liver The holy grail of animal nutrition and up until I was reading that info about the kidneys I really prized liver as one of the only organs you should eat and as well as brain Like I used to always say hey get some liver and brain if you have to choose two organs, but you know kidney really comes close to liver and a lot of the vitamins because Liver as with all these other foods is an incredible source of B12 and folate It has an incredible amount of vitamin A good vitamin C at E K good riboflavin Liver has a very very high amount of copper good phosphorus good selenium and good iron The main comparison here between liver and kidney is that liver has way more vitamin A a hundred percent kidney might edge it out in selenium, but liver has more copper and then they're both an excellent source of vitamin C and The vitamin K although we know liver has a good vitamin K I don't really I couldn't see data on the vitamin K content in kidney So really the only thing we can speculate is that kidney might have a slightly higher amount of omega 3 and liver has more vitamin A and copper and then selenium has kidney has more selenium so both excellent sources of nutrition and Should both be incorporated into your diet of a piece of liver It's definitely stronger in flavor than it was a couple days ago It's still mild has a slight lamby flavor to it not really too sweet or too minerally or bitter You know sometimes livers can kind of have One of those leaning towards negative or positive flavors But yeah, I mean the reason we mainly liver is the same reason as kidneys except liver Just has an incredible amount of vitamin A great for clearing up your skin. So This video is way too long, but what are you gonna do? I could have I was honestly thinking about isolating all of these foods Individually and talking to them about them one by one in the video, but we did what once we did like seven We did a year. We did actually I think nine foods in the span of 17 minutes. So Would I rather make nine two minute videos? I got way too much content to come out for you guys So I don't really want to do that. I have too many other videos I want to make as well. So Thank you guys for watching if you'd like to support me, please You know, hey, just share the video share the channel. There's patreon PayPal as well if you'd like to help me support me In my goals, there's a great video on the patreon about me if you haven't watched that I almost had a stroke earlier looking up studies with vegan gains. That was not fun. That was ridiculous complete waste of my time But Let me know if there's any video topics you guys really like to see there's something in my face You know any topics you guys would like to see I'm really just trying to prioritize what videos I'm going to make next