Item number, SCP-667, Object Class, Keter. Special Containment Procedures. The primary sample of SCP-667-1 is to be trimmed to an area of 0.5 square kilometers and maintained regularly to prevent it from expanding outside its current habitat. The perimeter of SCP-667-1's habitat is to be cleared of vegetation in a 30 meter radius and fenced to prevent unauthorized access, and a region within a 3 kilometer radius of the habitat is to be designated off limits to civilian hikers or recreationists to prevent contact with SCP-667-2. Surveillance personnel are authorized to employ pesticides or fire to neutralize any instances of SCP-667-2 attempting to exit the containment zone. During periods when SCP-667-2 is observed to be active, maintenance personnel are to withdraw from the habitat. An individual adult mammal or an individual D-class awaiting scheduled termination is to be introduced into the habitat after being tagged with a radio tracking or GPS device. D-class personnel may be issued audio or video equipment at project manager discretion. Feeding is to continue at a rate of 1 individual per day until SCP-667-2 becomes inactive. Additional samples of SCP-667-1 may be produced from cuttings and grown within prescribed limits in a fully contained area at 05 discretion. All attempts to capture a live sample of SCP-667-2 are currently prohibited, pending development of a means to counteract its mind-affecting properties. Any SCP-667-2 remains recovered are to be transferred to Site-73 for necropsy, analysis, and archival. Description SCP-667 is a symbiotic pairing consisting of a colony of flowering vines of an unclassified species, morphologically similar to Puerraria and Labata, Kudzu, designated SCP-667-1, and an unclassified species of flying creatures possessing insectoid and humanoid morphological qualities, designated SCP-667-2. The only known instance of SCP-667 in the world is located in a wilderness area in the southeastern United States, approximately 0.5 km north of 0.5 and covered an area of 0.2 km, prior to being trimmed to its current size. Forensic analysis of skeletal remains found within SCP-667-1 indicate that it was introduced to the region shortly after the introduction of Kudzu to the United States in the late 19th century. In the presence of adequate nutrition, SCP-667-1 is capable of growing at a rate considerably greater than that of a standard Kudzu plant. Examples and captivity, under ideal conditions, have been observed to grow as rapidly as 2.5 m per day. SCP-667-1 is capable of planting roots in almost any form of soil or soft organic tissue and will grow along or over the surface of any foreign matter in the path of its growth, including trees, structures, automobiles, or animal life. SCP-667-1's primary source of nutrition is derived from humans or other large mammals. Upon encountering a sleeping, paralyzed, or dead animal within its path of growth, SCP-667-1 will rapidly grow around and through the creature, gradually consuming and metabolizing its remains to further its growth. SCP-667-1's vines, flowers, and roots contain large quantities of alkaline compounds which render it unpalatable to human beings and all other animal species, besides SCP-667-2, on which it has been tested. Mature SCP-667-2 organisms are approximately 7.5 cm in length, with two large wings extending the entire length of the organism. Dissections indicate that SCP-667-2's internal biology is similar to that of insects of the family Lampiridae, fireflies. SCP-667-2's exoskeleton strongly resembles a miniaturized human being, with the organism's thorax being contained within the chest cavity in the abdomen and a bioluminescent organ concealed within the legs. Female and female SCP-667-2 organisms have been recovered. Female SCP-667-2 organisms reproduce by laying eggs, which hatch as larvae, burrowing into the soils underneath SCP-667-1, and emerging as mature insects the following year. The current wild population of mature SCP-667-2 organisms at any given time is estimated to be less than 5,000. Many are believed to have existed prior to trimming. Mature SCP-667-2 organisms dwell exclusively on, underneath, and around SCP-667-1, and subsist by feeding on the nectar produced by SCP-667-1's flowers. When SCP-667-1's growth begins to slow due to deficiencies in its food supply, swarms of several hundred SCP-667-2 organisms separate from the main colony, and will travel outward until encountering any medium to large sized mammal in the area. SCP-667-2 swarms are almost always active only during nighttime hours, and are bioluminescent, producing a highly visible green glow throughout the entire organism. All human beings directly observing an SCP-667-2 swarm have described a strong hypnotic effect, and a compulsion to follow the swarm, which inevitably results in the swarm leading the mesmerized human to the edge of SCP-667-1's current path of growth. Non-human mammals have similarly displayed a compulsion to follow the swarm, and obliviousness to outside stimuli. Upon reaching the edge of SCP-667-1, the mesmerized individual will sit or stand still, and continue to observe the swarm, until dying of thirst, exposure, or as the result of being engulfed by SCP-667-1. At the time of trimming, skeletal remains of approximately 1,000 distinctly identifiable mammals, including humans, were recovered from the cleared area. SCP-667 came to the Foundation's attention in 2000 following a dramatic increase of missing persons within the wilderness area, in the state of United States Forest Service officials identified SCP-667-1 as the cause of the missing persons, and upon the loss of several personnel to SCP-667-2 swarms, contacted the Foundation's liaison within the Department of Agriculture, leading to the establishment of Foundation containment over the area. At the time of discovery, SCP-667-1 had become highly invasive, and its growth was projected to reach the outskirts of the city of R.I.P. within less than a decade. Approximately 90% of SCP-667-1 was destroyed by incineration under pretense of a forest fire, in order to reduce the colony's size to a manageable level. Examination of the region indicates that almost all of SCP-667-1's growth had occurred within the past 20 years. The Foundation's current working hypothesis is that SCP-667-2 was introduced to the region within that time, and that the development of a symbiotic relationship between itself and SCP-667-1 allowed it to begin expanding outward at a significantly greater rate than it had previously. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-666, Spirit Lodge, right now. For the complete course, watch this playlist.


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In the worlds of sports and business a few people are better known than George Gillette. You've owned many sports teams You also owned Vale and one of the things that you said when you when you took over Vale was it needed a world-class Orthopedic capability and you tell the rest of the story from there Well, we were blessed to have this extraordinary resort but The medical side of it the hospital was good and solid, but the the orthopedic side of it wasn't up to the par for the the kind of opportunity that Vale presented and so I had a bad accident and Cindy Nelson introduced Rose and me to Dr. and Mrs. Steadman and They couldn't have been more charming and they were on their way to the world championships in 1987. I believe it was in Austria and And Dr. Steadman said come see me in San Francisco at the airport I've got to go to to the world championships. So Rose and I flew out to San Francisco he took one look at my knee and he said we're going to Lake Tahoe and so he delayed his trip by a day and he operated on me and It changed my life because once I I met that extraordinary gentleman and his lovely wife and They had Rose stay with them as they have done so many of the of the patients over the years and My knee got better and our relationship with the Steadman's continued to stay strong And so we started working took me three years to convince them to consider coming to Vale I remember asking dr. Steadman one time geez Why don't you practice in San Francisco or LA or Chicago and he said no because This being in South Lake Tahoe Sort out who's serious about having surgery and who's serious about you know their physical therapy after it That's what he told me and he didn't want to go anywhere and you got him to come here. So how did that happen? I believe That it was we were prepared to assist him in fulfilling his research dreams We had an opportunity here to build a very very serious world-class research facility We started on it. He had a dream. We had a dream and we shared that dream and it worked out Lots of legends in the history of Vale, Colorado Where do you place dr. Richard Steadman among that hierarchy of people who've made this place great? Well, I mean it's it's somewhere at or near the near the top and when I say near the top I think he would be one of the one of the five folk up there along with the The crew Pete cybert and Earl Eaton and dr. Steadman We've we've we've had some wonderful wonderful luck having great people who have been here Supported Vale and Beaver Creek Nobody better for us. Nobody better for this the profession of skiing than dr. And mrs. Steadman Unfortunately for all of Vale and skiers from all over the world George let remains as a leader on the Steadman Philippine Research Institute board and has ensured that this Tradition continues and the excellent care the dr. Steadman pioneered is available to everyone with those who are part of his team now Thank You Greg delightful to talk to you. Thank you George


there's a lot going on it's not just the one metric that you're measuring there which they import you know grains 500 million metric grains yeah do you know how fucking big africa is do you know how many wars are being fought here right now do you know why the congo the central african republic why this place hundreds of thousands millions of people have died in the last couple of decades why well shit hop into your electric car and you'll know why look at your smartphone and you'll know why you're looking at this on a computer you'll know why because the west needs their electronic toys the world needs their electronic toys china needs to make them right so a lot of africa has been sacrificed to feed the world whatever it needs right rare earth minerals look at look at the article look here i'm going to link you up to an article about africa that i wrote in i i put together it took me a few years to write it i started writing in a mid two thousands okay if you go to my website go to africa uh here this is the link copy link the future this is an article that i put together it's called the future of africa looks bleak here is why and this was i'm all the way down to the bottom gang apologies if i missed anything and this is it's marked 10 years ago uh 2020 2013 2013 right take a look at that i said the future africa looks bleak back then at the time this whole globalization was kicking up and a lot of people from africa want oh no chichu you're wrong africa is great there's going to be a lot of investment in africa it's all going to be fine and dandy uh everybody's doing well there's a lot of money coming in factories are setting up i said no man this shit's not going well the west is not going to allow africa to rise right they still need it they need it for many things they need it for oil they need it for rare earth minerals they need it for specialty foods okay they need this right because they think they own it okay


Well, hello everyone. This is Byron King with Investor Intel, and today we have a rare treat, a gentleman named George Glazier, who runs a company called Western Uranium and Vanadium, a U.S.-based company, which is in the, as you can perhaps discern, the Uranium and Vanadium space. George, thank you for being here. You have not just an asset, but a producing asset in the United States. Can you give us just a quick rundown? What is it? Where is it? And what do you have there? Sure. The Sunday Mine Complex has been a producing complex for a number of years. We acquired the property from Energy Fuels in 2014, and have turned it on production. There are actually four separate mines, all permitted, all developed. We're in one of them right now, producing and stockpiling ore. I'm preparing to go into the other three. So the asset is an asset that has produced significant quantities of Uranium, Vanadium in the past, and is ready to produce going forward. It's located where- We do have other assets, but this is our first production asset. Okay. And where is it located exactly? It's in Western Colorado. Okay. Yeah. So it's historical Uranium mining country out west there. So in the United States right now, there's very, very little Uranium being produced when you look at global production versus U.S. actual pounds in the ground production. So are you one of those people that's part of that Department of Energy statistic that shows that there's actual production? There's really actually virtually no production. What we're doing is producing ore, and the Department of Energy basically used their production on Yellow Cake coming out in the final process. Right. Right now, they're probably producing almost none. The little bit that's coming out is just cleanup, probably maybe a little alternate feed material from Energy Fuels, but not much there. And then the cleanup of the old well fuels from in-situ producing companies probably produces a little bit. Almost none production of Yellow Cake. They don't report production of ore until it's actually refined. Right. Okay. Now, just to sort of get a broader perspective, obviously, there's an issue with Russia and Ukraine and the war and sanctions, what have you, and a large amount of Western Uranium, certainly for the final, and goes through Russia. They have an extensive Uranium and nuclear complex there. What do the current world circumstances indicate for a company like yours, like Western Uranium and Vanadium? How does what happens in Europe affect what happens in Colorado? Well, substantially, obviously, if we look at the reliance of the Germans on Russian gas and how that is affecting their whole energy supply, the US utilities are not as reliant on Russian nuclear fuel, but they're fairly reliant.  So I don't think that's going to happen quickly, but I think the idea that we cannot be reliant on potentially unstable sources of nuclear fuel, the utilities certainly are going to look at Western suppliers for all components of nuclear fuel. And I think that's good for, not only our company, it's good for all Western producers, whether Uranium, conversion, or enrichment. I think the lesson we've learned is you basically have to have stable sources of the supply. And whether Russian has been a stable source in the past, but with the political issues now, I think we're going to be forced to look at very stable Western suppliers. Well, for investors out there or potential share buyers of a company like yours, tell us about the nature of the company. What's your share structure? Do you have some money in the bank? Have you been raising money? What's going on with your company in that respect? Okay. Yeah. So we've got about, I think, as Rob mentioned, we've got about 9 million U.S. in the bank. We had a capital raise six months ago. We had some of the warrants come in that were in the money, and we had a significant profit from the sale of Uranium. So we're well-cached up at this point for what our plans are in the near future. Our share structure, we have an outstanding around 40, some million shares of stock. Don't need to dilute in the near future. We've got plenty of cash to do what we're doing and enough cash to get into a cash flow. We've also got revenue from our oil and gas royalties, which is not insignificant, comes in each month. You can look at those quantities on our press releases and the range of $40,000 to $50,000 a month for a small company like us. That's a fairly significant amount. Looks like it's going to go forward with oil and gas prices staying high, and the demand for oil and gas going to continue. So we're in a very good cash position. We don't need to raise any more money in the near future. We can go into production and start cash flowing from our production of Uranium and Benadium. Well, it comes across as a very strong story with a tight share structure, money in the bank, no need to raise. Basically, the trigger for really going into more extensive operations is what? Just higher Uranium prices based on just other market conditions. Is that what you're looking for? Well, obviously, we could make money at today's prices, but the reason is you probably could make a lot more money at what's projected to be the price in the next two years. So there's no reason for us to dilute our resource base by producing and selling Uranium, say at $50, because we don't need to right now. And I think for the good of the shareholders, the resources should be held and sold at the highest possible price, which generates the highest cash flows for the company. This company will be valued in the next few years based on our significant cash flows, and that'll be based on higher Uranium prices and probably stable Benadium prices. Benadium goes up and down, but we think Benadium also will be a driver of cash flows for this company. Yeah, I mean, we didn't even mention Benadium. I mean, it's used in steel making and alloying, and then there's a whole another angle on Benadium Redox batteries for utility scale power storage. Boy, we could talk about this all day, but we don't have all day, and we're supposed to keep them short and focused so that the listeners and their viewers out there don't drift off. But to the viewers and listeners out there, the name is Western Uranium and Benadium. They're traded in Canada and on the US OTC. We have George Glaser again with us today. And George, we thank you for your time, and we wish you well in everything that you do. Thank you, sir.


The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was once widely viewed as the gold standard in public health, considered an apolitical, science-driven bulwark against all pathogen threats, foreign and domestic. The first case of the deadly Chinese coronavirus making its way to the U.S. The federal government and public health system have been preparing for an outbreak like this for years. And because of the prep, the CDC remains vocal that Americans do not have to fear exposure. Today, trust in the agency has plummeted because COVID-19 exposed the truth. The CDC is thoroughly corruptible, and federal regulators will never be impartial experts. They respond to political incentives just like everyone else, and a fact-driven, purely technocratic state is an impossible dream. When you do testing to that extent, you're going to find more people. You're going to find more cases. So I said to my people, slow the testing down, please. The Trump administration pressured the CDC to narrow the scope of testing so case counts would drop, blocked officials from doing interviews, and edited its flagship scientific reports. The CDC provided a scientifically dubious public health rationale for rejecting migrants at the southern border. Biden continued that policy, and under his purview, CDC guidance on school closures was surreptitiously written by leaders of the country's second largest teachers' union. From day one of this outbreak, the lack of organization and management from the central government, from the Trump administration, has been shocking. Former CDC director Tom Frieden co-authored an op-ed with three other former agency heads, expressing hope that Biden's incoming CDC director, Rachele Walensky, would restore the public's confidence in the CDC's scientific objectivity, with its reputation a shadow of what it once was. Yet, Frieden endorsed large-scale protests against racial injustice two months after writing in the Washington Post that the faucet of everyday activities needs to be turned on slowly. We cannot open the floodgates. Meanwhile, public health officials were keeping people from attending the funerals of their loved ones. Just a few days ago, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued a new mask guidelines. Under the new guidelines, most Americans and most of the country can now go mask-free. COVID-19 no longer need control our lives. And could it be purely coincidence that the CDC chose the Friday before President Biden's State of the Union address to drop its indoor mask recommendation for the majority of Americans, even though the supporting data were months old? In other words, it doesn't matter who occupies the White House. Political incentives mean that no matter how dedicated or competent the career scientists who work at the CDC are, the agency will never be controlled by fact-driven experts shielded from the hurry and strife of politics, as Woodrow Wilson wrote. After decades of mission creep, the CDC's role should be strictly narrowed, limited to surveillance and coordination, leaving the heavy lifting to local officials and private and academic researchers who are more reactive to direct feedback from their communities. In 2007, former agency director James Mason noted that of course the CDC is going to have some political oversight and political influence, it's inherent and necessary. But he stressed that it's the responsibility of CDC leadership to stand up to political interests when necessary. During the pandemic, that didn't happen. Not only did the agency consider political factors when making what were most often presented as purely science-based decisions, but officials frequently hid, ignored or distorted legitimate data either out of incompetence or to appease their political bosses. The CDC has also been a super spreader of COVID misinformation. My job was to tell America that I'm leading with the science. The evidence is clear. Mass can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 by reducing your chance of infection by more than 80 percent. Regardless of what the antigen test said, we would say you still need to wear your mask. It's information would not be useful. To justify universal mask mandates, Wolensky spent months citing a junk study on their advocacy in schools, exaggerating the risks of breakthrough infections among the vaccinated, and misrepresenting a study on outdoor COVID transmission according to its author. The CDC claimed the Delta variant was as transmissible as chicken pox, which isn't true. It turns out the agency had used inaccurate data from a New York Times infographic. It also promoted an infographic on cloth masks using data that were not statistically significant. Meanwhile, the CDC has not run a single randomized controlled trial on the efficacy of masking since the beginning of the pandemic. In the vaccine rollout, the CDC told the elderly they needed to wait in line behind essential workers, including young and healthy school support staff, corporate tax lawyers, and magazine fashion editors. In its noble zeal to convince parents to get their children vaccinated, the CDC used old data that the agency knew were no longer valid to falsely claim hospitalizations were rising among adolescents. It misrepresented a study to exaggerate the dangers faced by unvaccinated children, and it falsely claimed that kids who get COVID are more likely to develop diabetes. Under both the Trump and Biden administrations, the CDC publicly cast doubt on the value of N95 masks, vaccines, and diagnostic tests at times when there were supply shortages or when it was politically expedient. Both presidents even used the CDC to exert federal control over state-level housing policy, repeatedly extending an unconstitutional ban on evictions based on junk science. Nor is this laundry list of blunders and machinations that put politics ahead of public health unusual for the modern CDC, an agency that began as a post-World War II effort to eradicate malaria in the United States, but now is in charge of investigating everything from car accidents to sports injuries to gun violence to teen vaping. Despite having a budget that's 14 times larger than it was in the late 80s, today's CDC is less prepared than ever to address its founding purpose, controlling infectious disease. Once the politicians in charge learn that they can gain influence and funding for pet issues by couching them as important for Americans' health, there's no end to what arenas they will task public health officials with asserting control over. The CDC was once a poster child for the movement by many federal entities in the 1970s toward an approach known as regulatory science, which aimed to create impartial standards for regulatory action that would be evidence-based and apolitical and therefore trustworthy and consistent. But none of these reforms changed the underlying incentives of the CDC or other agencies or of their political overseers. The public choice implications remain the same. Politicians want to look good to voters, bureaucrats depend on politicians for their job, and so bureaucrats will do what it takes to make politicians look good, no matter how unmoored from objective data a particular favored policy may be. Political concerns also make the CDC structurally incentivized to be overly cautious, making its officials slow to act in a crisis and reluctant to look outside the agency for help. This is what led to the CDC's greatest blunder at the beginning of the pandemic, when it banned academic, private, and non-profit laboratories from developing diagnostic tests, delaying their arrival by at least two months and leaving both government and private scientists blind to the spread of the virus. When the agency finally released its own test, it was poorly designed, prone to contamination, and inaccurate. Outbreaks of Zika and Ebola remind us that health threats are not limited to one country, one issue, or one pathogen. None of this was unpredictable. Even after the CDC got a chance to stress test its crisis response during the H1N1 swine flu virus outbreak of 2009, it failed to address known shortages of N95 masks, ventilators, and other critical medical equipment, partly due to political interference by the Obama administration. 60 million Americans got H1N1 in that period of time, and it's just purely a fortuity that this isn't one of the great mass casualty events in American history, had nothing to do with us doing anything right, just had to do with luck. And so if anyone thinks that this can't happen again, they don't have to go back to 1918, they just have to go back to 2009, 2010. In an even more recent harbinger of what was to come, during the Zika virus outbreak starting in 2016, the CDC mishandled the development of a diagnostic test while shutting out commercial manufacturers. So how do we stop another predictably disastrous response before the next pandemic? Even serious proposals that add on more layers of oversight and red tape are doomed from the start. These attempts only add greater scope for lobbyists and politicians to exert influence and exploit loopholes. Such reforms miss the fundamental reality that centralizing control over public health, especially at the federal level, necessarily results in sclerosis, risk aversion and mission creep. Today we can see the costs in thousands of lives lost unnecessarily, and Americans are finally fed up. But the pandemic did not create this reality, it simply exposed it. We can look to examples of localized, distributed public health systems in other countries that proved themselves during the pandemic. Consider what the outcome might have been here if the CDC hadn't monopolized testing early on, and instead taken a cue from its South Korean counterpart. After confirming their first four COVID-19 infections, health officials there rushed to work with biotech companies on a diagnostic test and were able to deploy it within a single week. In Germany, government health authorities partnered with private labs around the country to create a broad testing network early on, and rapid tests were available in vending machines while the US was still struggling through supply shortages. Perhaps most importantly, countries whose public health authorities were transparent and maintained the public's trust have seen much higher rates of voluntary participation in vaccination and other efforts to stem the community spread of the virus. CDC veteran Dr. Martin Cetron has warned colleagues for years of a phenomenon he terms a bankruptcy of trust when people no longer place their faith in public officials, allowing speculation and misinformation to fill the void. Now that the pandemic is functionally over, it's clear that the CDC has long been on the path toward its utter failure to plan for or to competently address the foundational reason for its existence, and Americans have good reason to rethink their confidence in the federal government's ability to protect their health.


I believe all of you are techies, so who am I? So basically I'm an electronics developer. I think that around with firmware and hardware is basically, for both professionally I do it for work and also for my own curiosity. So particularly I do embedded software and hardware for something and then I'm also open source contributor to various projects. But these are years I've concentrated on my work on several articles. So that's the area I'm focusing on working and also open source work. So just before I go into the talk, how many of you know what is R-TOS? Real-Time Operating System. So quite a number of you, so I can cool. How many of you know Zephyr R-TOS particularly? So I just see two hands, so which is good. I can just give a very quick brief of what Zephyr R-TOS is about. So Zephyr R-TOS is a real-time operating system just like any other R-TOS, but it has added some new features. It's kind of like a leading nature, new R-TOS open source in nature. And these are the areas I think everyone of us will agree where real-time operating system will go on. Like you can see industrial IOP and asset tracking, all this area. And I think we have gone through the era that you know between this, if you talk about the many years ago, people will be talking about R-TOS or bare metal. R-TOS or bare metal, like some people will be argue I will do bare metal. But I think today many of us agree that any embedded system or mostly will be running some form of R-TOS regardless of whatever application it is. So that's where I set the definition. So where Zephyr R-TOS lies basically? So Zephyr R-TOS is basically, they have two few points, the main points that they are, they target. One is it has to be small so that it can run on any target. Anything with less than 8KB flash, 5KB RAM, should able to run Zephyr on a very minimum, at least a minimum.  You just don't want to offer only just like other R-TOS just a scheduler and so on. It's very boring or it's very hard. So you have to be scalable. You want to handle SMB, multi-processed handling and all these things. So that's another area. And then you also want to be flexible. The kernel, basically the kernel supports more than 450 nodes, multiple architectures and so forth. And I think big area that we talk about R-TOS and IoT you want to go to the internet. So if you want to go to internet, you want to make sure your code is at least secure in nature. It has some vulnerability check and oversauce in nature I think. So this area basically is Zephyr Rouse. So on a high level, if you look on the right, you'll see on the box what Zephyr offers on the box. It offers a third party library all the way up to the hunt so that you can integrate when the hunt into your Zephyr and able to use Zephyr and X-Grid. And where Zephyr particularly fits or it's a unique proposition is that wherever Linux doesn't fit, basically Linux might not fit on a MC because Linux is big, but Zephyr can fit in there. And it uses a lot of philosophy or strategy being used in Linux into Zephyr. So that's why I think people started to get interest and started to work on. And it is highly portable and secure like what we talk of. Just like Linux, you can take a Linux kernel, run on ARM, you can run on every spike and all sorts of things, both are supported. The same things are here. Particularly if you've been working on Linux kernel, there's something called Device 3 A config to do all these magic behind it. So that's what's been happening. What we call a MCU world, et cetera. So I think I'll just give a very brief introduction to what Zephyr is all about. Now particularly about this topic is why Zephyr and RISC-5? What Zephyr are uniquely offered for RISC-5 or how the support is lying and so forth. So the first point is both are open source in nature. Anybody that's supporting RISC-5, I think inherently in their mind is like they want to be open source, like the Silicon is already open source. Whatever things, the ISC is open source and you don't want to run a closed source software on a open source Silicon or ISC basically. So that's I think a good combo. And then the current state of Zephyr is that all common ISC that RISC-5 supports is already there. So I think that the standard thing is, if you look at the privilege set, there's this RVM32IMAC, the basic instruction set is please support it. And there are also some at once extensions are already supported also. So basically you can say pretty good, at least ISC level support architecturally, it's quite good. And you may ask what about some of the standards that RISC-5 already set? Like we have PILIC, the interrupt controller for the process basically. So that is PILIC is a standard interrupt controller by the RISC-5 calculation. And then it's also supported. There's a driver also. And also for machine timer. So all your ticks in RISC-5, you handle it using something called ceiling. So ceiling to also the driver is supported. And the fourth point is because of RISC-5 is so modular and all the like modular in nature, you want your software to be modular also. So that's where I lie down the point, Zephyr is actually modular. So it's a very nice fit. So this is a board I did some voting. Basically the votes that we're going to be hands on. So I just want to give you an idea what really been happening behind the scene at a high level. So basically, we say that this is a SOC RISC-532 and PILIC supplier. And we are just handling all the instruction that it supports so that the ISA level knows what are the instructions are supported. And the entire kernel of basically the Zephyr ecosystem knows what are the ISAs being supported based on the SOC. So you can see, I'm just telling RISC-5, ISA, IE, F, A, this process supports. So, and then when I do that, because Zephyr is so modular in nature and the build system is in build, C make can start the reading on this notification file. So it started going, okay, if ISA external A is supported, when you build, pass this A, A flag to the compiler basically. So you don't have to configure all this thing. It's all automated in nature. And then one more, just for another example, like any of you know K-532, if you enable like the prefix FPU, then the Zephyr know, okay, if I enable FPU, then I need to give the, IE or DE or FPU or whatever it is. You know, this is all passing to the compiler basically. So it doesn't stop there, the architecture level code. So this is one example where the same configuration is pulled into my source code basically. So what you see here is if defined config, RISC-5, ISA, R-32, E instruction is enabled. It does a different kind of code. You can see it is accessing a register differently. If it's not, I don't know, it's a certain friendly. So all these things are, naturally it's on the ecosystem basically, okay. So this slide basically, you know, I thank Affinix to, you know, give us opportunity, they provided us a FPGA and RISC-544 to basically play around.  So, you know, it's a more efficient FPGA and you know, it's time to success. You want you to get your, you know, mobile source, RISC-5, ISA, easily added into FPGA and, you know, turning to kind of RISC-544 and start working on it. And what is so unique is, they already have kind of like a manager. So you can easily configure whatever peripherals you need, you know, together with RISC-5 and you just generate it. The RTL is generated for you. And the RTL can be loaded into your FPGA and you can turn it to, you know, from FPGA, it becomes basically RISC-544. Okay, this is some, I think some important point is it's a RISC-5, all of us know open source, open source scalable and all these things. But what, Affinix offer in side to side, there's all these things like, you know, what I mentioned earlier, similarly. So, any question before we jump into the, to the workshop? So, if no question, we will jump into the workshop session. So before we jump into the workshop session, I would like to tell what exactly the some high level process going on in this workshop. So, due to time constraint, we have loaded a bit stream on your board. We have generated the RTL and we have loaded the bit stream inside it. So basically when you turn on your FPGA, it just acts as a general MCU basically. Pretty clear. So what we're gonna do today is we have a cloud machine for you. You have a login ID and password and all this thing. You can log into that and start doing a hands-on build session.  So that's what today's, you know, I mean a challenge of all of us because I think inherently when you talk about embedded system and things like that, people will tell you to install, chain, set up all the things even at your home before you come to the workshop. For what we are challenging ourselves and we want you to join together as today, do it, hands-on, live on cloud and easily install and see. So, we have three prerequisites now. So basically first thing is you need to download the workshop guide so that you can follow the guide later on. So I hope you can see the link. It's a short link. If you put the link, you'll get a period list. Yeah, if you guys need some time to type it, you can take a picture. It's a good idea. Okay. And then the second thing is to check is you need these three items with you. I think you should have because we have already pre-put on your table. Then the third thing is you need to have the credential. All of you have credentials? Just to ensure you're on the hot spot, some of them also get in job. So if you have a hot spot, please answer it off the right place. Okay, you are pretty good. How long more? It's probably two weeks. I don't think it's a hot spot. I heard that you'll be at Switi-Eva. Yeah, one week. So, I think a lot of you can turn on your board and all these things. Just make sure that you have to switch on the board actually, there is a small tech can switch if you turn it on you would have a lights on it. Just make sure that you have the LED something comes up so that your board is powered and you use this one. So, everyone got the credentials basically? So, I guess everyone got the credentials. So, may I get a raise of hand who is using windows and who is using windows? Okay, there are some hands. Anybody using Linux here to try the hands off? Okay, cool. Okay, cool. Mac is unfortunately not, yeah, it's Mac. So, you know, for now, you know. So, okay, the guy covered both but something to take note is if you have windows you have to do this thing what we have provided on windows type you need to install this Zadik so that you can install this particular driver actually.  And next is I think I believe all of you is trying to log into the labs. So, I guess all good, right? So, good. So, you can just launch the dashboard for now. So, that you get this page and under the my labs you can just expand it. You'll see something about machine labs. Okay. And then once you click the machine labs you'll find something called RTOS lab for Cypher. Okay, another status check. May I know how many of you already come to this point where you can see the RTOS lab for Cypher? Okay, so let's give some time probably. So, you just have to go to my labs and go to machine labs. And the RTOS lab for Cypher. So, you just go to the client. Okay, RTOS lab for Cypher. Okay. So, there's something back on here. At least it's not the USB drive. Is that the thing? Go to the one. So, I think I heard a lot of you using Mac. No worries. You're using Mac. You can't flash the mode, but at least you get the experience how to get the binary at least on Cypher. So, anybody that already got until this time you can click the point so that the machine, you know, on Linux, content has spawned up for you, pre-configured toolchain, Cypher, and everything is in there. So, basically when you deploy it's running on a cloud of the machine. So, content is spawning up with all the, you know, all the tool chains and like. So, once you have put the deployed basically just like turning on your machine, the content just comes up. And after like a minute or so, you know, it takes like the page to reload. Once the page is reloaded, you can find on the right hand side something called code. When you click on code, it will prompt you to something like if you want to launch something like this. And when you click launch code ID, it might even ask you whether you want to enable pop-up because, you know, it wants to open up another tab basically. And it will ask you password. So, where do you find the password is you go to your dashboard previously. You'll find password and the password is on the last field something called code server password. And you'll see something like a password viewer on the right icon. You press that to see the password and it should copy the password also. You can copy the password if it doesn't. So, if the password is copied and you just click OK. You should get a full-blown VS code like anybody familiar with VS code. It just comes up on your browser. You'll see some people already got to the point on their own. They have to enable code. So, I think most of you is at the point where VS code is up spawn up. You can see like ID is there. It's a good sign. So, the next step is you need to, you know, any ID you work on, you open up. It's just ID. You want to go to your project folder. So, we have set up the zapper project folder, you know, it will be something called a fitting cypher. And then you need to put a slash cypher again. That's where the cypher, you can see on the top, you know, just after the username you add as a slash and then any cypher slash cypher and then click OK again. And the project will be opened up with ID. To go to the program, you have to buy it on the cypher. Which program you want to know? It's already opened.  You have to go to the project folder. I think most of you now is on the appendix cypher slash cypher. So, it should be good.  So, to do that, now you have to go to the same cypher and go to terminal and click new terminal. And you get a terminal on the bottom. This is just some IDE guy basically for now. So, the thing is now we need to get the IDE just comes up for the next step. OK, so this is your generic Linux kind of batch, you know, batch terminal. Like any of you work with Linux, you know, on the LSMV CD, all this stuff just works or pops. So, now if you go to the, basically the guide we have provided, the one on the border is a command to do that. But let me just explain what this command is doing. VES is a helper to a build for Cypher. So, whatever you want to interact with Cypher kernel, you need to use VES. It's like a front-end of the kernel. And Ivan P, which is a pristine, so that you want to clean the build every time you do some build. So, that's what I give by dash P, Ivan P and for VES. And dash P stands for both. What both you want Cypher to build or work with. And the work that currently we are working on is called Titanium TI6KF85. And then the project that we want to build. So, one of the cool things about Cypher is also the sample is part of the kernel both. So, you know, you got the sample basic build key there. And all you have to do is click enter. And to click enter, the firmware will be built and you know, it will happen in a certain folder that I'll tell you later. That's right. So, I do see some people already got the info, like how much RAM it is using and all this information. So, that means the build is done and your battery is ready. Let's just get more people before we go to the next step. I don't know if you can see this. This is my model. There's a platform, a Chinese platform. You can see it. This is the main platform. Every time you can get it, you can have it. You can have it. You can have it. You can have it. Yes. You can have it. You can have it. You can have it. So, where is the poster? Is it? Is it called? Yes. Where is it? Why is it? Ah, it's actually given a poster. That's right. we say that the user is going to be there. Yeah, it's going to be a bit hard. And then I'm going to ask for a break. Yeah, but it's the last thing I'm going to ask for. You're going to get your user. OK. So you're going to take a look at it. It's all over the phone. And then you're going to play.  S3 is going to be on the user's screen. You're going to go on. And then you're going to go back.  So, the next step is actually to download the binary. So, the binary is inside a build if you look for build folder or directory and then you go to a folder called build slash a cypher slash a cypher bin. So, you download the cypher bin. So, that is your big key or firmware that you are your popular player is. So, and then to download you just have to go to the file right click and click download. Just make sure that you don't save it in a place that you can locate easily later because we have to move these files around a little bit later in your local machine. The reason is you are going to have access to your board. So, we do all the hard work and all the high D complex and configuration work on the cloud that we take the binary file we bring it to your local computer and we flash it to the board. So, somebody actually got the big key up and running what do you want you have to write it and download it. How do you do it? Okay. So, that is basically on your local computer now it's on your download board or something. So, keep the file for now. So, that is where the next step are coming. So, let me check on few people.  Okay. Okay. Cool. So, now this is the thing we need to this is extra step for Linux only you have to do a bit pool currently because we actually just need a live push on rule basically we missed the rule earlier.  Yeah, get good. Once you get good this is only for Linux. Okay. Windows is sorted out because you've done this. No, so this step is to access on your Linux machine to access your board. So, this is like a driver kind of. Okay. Not ready. So, let me just explain the step one by one. So, we going to download this thing called Linux.zip in a folder called flashing and you need to bring to your local computer to get the correct latest file you need to do bit pool because the file that in the container is old file it doesn't have one of the rules. So, you know, you'd have ADM, you'd have basically. So, there is a you'd have script inside basically. Okay. So, just do a bit pool and download the latest Linux.zip. For Windows you can go ahead and download Windows. No changes. Yeah, pretty cool. So, once you download it, you extract the Linux.zip you will find you can open up on your terminal the current directory and you do a pseudo about the slash USB drive of the message and what it will do is it will not figure out your things to access the board on your local computer. Like I mentioned earlier, basically, you know, we do the build on the cloud but we want to install to the target FPGA board using your local machine. So, you do pseudo about slash USB drive run the script from the folder you extracted in because that's how the parts are configured in the script. So, that'll do the work basically. So, for those who have already configured on Linux USB drive and all these things, we can go to the next step. So, the next step is actually installing the firmware basically. So, for Windows you can just double click the flash, you'll see something called flash. It's basically a batch of files or whatever it is to run the script. You just double click if your board is connected and if your blinky file is on the same directory as where you downloaded the zip where you extracted it, it will just load the blinky on your board and your board will start on the other hand on the Linux, you need to open up a terminal and do how you run a script dot slash a flash dot s h. So, let's give time for this and let's see how many of you, you know, get blinky out. So, I see another board is blinking also. When you're on the Linux, it should be, it should be up. Okay, cool. So, I think some of you got the blinking light. So, basically that means, you know, you built something using something like a you've got the binary, you've got your own computer and you're able to flash it. So, those that you are, those that are already done, you want to go a little bit further up just want to see how Shell works. You can actually go to the blink folder, the same basic blinky folder. On the project.com, you can enable something called config for Shell equal to Y. Any of you work with Linux, it's very convenient. And Shell will be up and technically you can connect to the platform of your laptop and interact with the board. Like, I think this is particularly my favorite thing about Cypher is that, you know, you get a shell of the books. I, you know, it's pretty nice. You get like a shell of the vision on our books, please. You can enable that. No, no. Okay. Okay. Okay. Those of you who want to try the shell, you can see my configuration file. So you basically go to samples basic blinky project.com. You just enable config.underscore shell equal to yes. And you do the ebit again. You get a new binary and you install on your code. If you have a serial kind of code access, like on Linux, I use the mini-comp. You could interact with the board using a shell. So the one point below here is this is something very unique about Cypher also. You just enable something here. The build system knows about it. It builds some new source code, some source of code, and it just injects inside your thing. And you get a new application. So this is, I think, a pretty cool drive for something like a micro. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Are you sure? Next to F, I'm a speaker during the study, the 2.30 pm. So, I think to wrap up a little bit, to wrap up, it says that most of you that go to court able to blink, able to mill and you know have an hands-on session on Zyphus because I know you can go and learn all this thing but having a hands-on session is always good you know oh this is how it works you have you put your time here in like one hour time you did a brilliant blink so when you go back home you know you can explore more at once things. So, any question we can open for question also like if anybody have any question go bring any type or are you interested to contribute with the journal or whatever it is and have a good chat. So, I hope all of you got some insights especially in traffic cycle and I'm so glad to see you know this was our challenge also like it was the first time we push FPGA, we push cycle and we push it line basically like on cloud and all these things. So, I'm happy to see it's blinking I hope you are happy also. I wrap up my session here and thank you so much for attending this particular workshop. Thank you. Thank you so much. So, thank you very much. Please one more time round of applause for our speakers Manoj Kumar. So, thank you one more time. Thank you. So, we get to keep the box right? That you have to ask. If you touch it you keep it right? The box is there. The box, can we have it? Okay, anyways, so let's get the next one. Thank you very much. Is there any questions anybody or you have already asked all the questions you need to ask? No, yes. So, how much are these boards right? This is a full set with a panel display. For this one? So, it's about $300 I think for itself in GGK. So, go for a kit for more than all the life. $360 or $300? Yes, $200. You as well? Really? So, one more thing is if anybody, you know, want to tick around with labs or whatever, they can't be still active for 10 days. So, if you need any information, you can find my email and ask us over time. So, also you could take my email. I have basically built labs. I did it during COVID and now like over 5000 students are using it for different purposes. Me and Manoj have contributed recently and we made this effort possible. And we are continuously adding a lot of laboratories. So, we are trying to make something like AWS but at a very low cost. So, you can do everything online. You can host websites, you can write any number of data pieces. We can register our services. If you are not checked in, just go to the services. You can see MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Rabbitem, we got all open source. So, it's all managed just like how AWS does, but on your own. So, if you have any doubts using labs or if you need it for your personal use, you may contact NEOGEN or we can set up a phone for you. But this, they will still have to for 10 days. So, you could take one username and password and you know, play with it. So, thank you all so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So, you are helping. Thank you very much for coming here and coming to my fissure. It is, it has been three years since COVID-19. It is an Australian and offline event of the 2020 Turkish Spring. Also, we are the leading Japanese and the Raspberry Pi committee. I'm helping Raspberry Pi foundation and Raspberry Pi training to help in their business in Japan and more helping on the engineering business. Now, looking for the good case in the Asia area, Taiwan, China. I'm taking an x-ray and exploring 120, with my clusters to catch up on the 3D and the outfits. It is the good case. I have talked in the person from India. Before I talk to you, I'll talk to you today. You've seen the press release on the foundation and strong relationship for the semiconductor. I can't tell you the details, but I would like to talk to you briefly. The collaboration is on the focus on the Raspberry Pi camera solutions. Even the Raspberry Pi camera solutions are made by Sony. They are used by Sony chip and Sony solutions. All of them are made by Sony. I'll go into the next stage to use the camera to recognize something for AI. Especially looking into the Sony cameras and running on Raspberry Pi. It is a tuning app for Raspberry Pi things. It is easy to develop an AI solution for developers. The Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi now release many more camera solutions. There is a global camera to catch up to the movie for something. It is now a collaboration stage to catch up something. The next stage is to recognize something with Raspberry Pi 2 and analyze with AI. This is the next stage to the Sony collaboration with Raspberry Pi. I will keep in touch with my Twitter on the next step. I think it is a game change. The AI solution is not too strong for Raspberry Pi. It is a chips off stage. But now on the Raspberry Pi and the collaboration with the camera 2 and competing with the chips off. It is a game change. I am waiting for that. It is a game change to the next stage for the Raspberry Pi. Some of you know that AI solutions are being accessed. They are tuning up for a video GPU. It represents the process that we expected with TensorFlow. They are originally using a simple programming. They use the original SDK to develop it. It is container-based. This is the first thing that they expected. There are many new use cases. For example, they are convenience stores to be complex customers. They are also using zoo recognizing animals. Animals and animals activities. It is very useful for that. It is another solution for the Raspberry Pi purpose. They focus on the camera itself. They are tuning on the GPUs to recognize faster with AI. It can be developed with AI solutions. I will see other information. I will show you how to build something with AI solutions. It is a Raspberry Pi collaboration. I will show you how to explore Raspberry Pi website. You can see the website. You can see the whole industry website. Raspberry Pi focuses on the industry and the enterprise users. Raspberry Pi also focuses on children. They have a Raspberry Pi project. They write code to children. They also have online courses for teachers to teach code to the kids. They have been building something called a project. They are teaching teachers to teach the students to hold kids' education. Raspberry Pi is an ocean magazine. They mainly use it. They also have articles to meet the makers. I checked the map. My committee members like the issue. There are more people. There are people who have checked the writing of the project. I have a picture of the project. It is made by Taiman. It is a computer module for inside. It is very useful for hardware. If you have any good projects, please let me know. I am looking for good cases. Some of you have read the map. They also have articles for the agent and the use cases. If you have any good projects, please let me know. I am looking for projects for Raspberry Pi. 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You can see on the website. You can see on the website. So finally, let me briefly introduce our version of this work. It is very important to make open-killing accessible and available to as many people as possible. Since we released the first open-killing version 0.7 on July 2022, we have updated all version versions, each of which makes the previous parts and adds some new features. For example, in version 0.7, we supported VDAN and adapted open-killing cell development software. In version 0.7.8, we improved the system stability in 0.9. In 0.9.8, we provided the latest Ukraine desktop environment. So our goal is to make open-killing on this type of robust desktop operating system that can be used by a wide range of users from desktop users and developers to researchers and artists. Now, open-killing can run on five-way cell platform including HEDAO-Match, version 0.1 and version 0.2 to HEDAO and also the QB. So the total number of downloads for all versions have reached 15,000 in under a year, from July of last year to now. We hope to see an increasing number of research users in the future. Now, I'm very excited to introduce Roma, the world's first laptop that comes with open-killing pre-installed. We have equipped the system with basic application software and development guidance to provide great use experiments for experienced and users. So let's please welcome Mr. Liang Yun-Yin, the founder and CEO of X-Calibant, who will introduce the Roma laptop to us. Hi, everyone. Thank you so much for the introduction of open-killing stuff and for itself. And I'll tell you the story of why I started making the first laptop of my life. I run a software company called X-Calibant. We used to make compilers based on Open64. And we decided to make a laptop and to try to get it mass produced from a software guy like me and see how hard it is. It's quite hard. And this is the reason. The reason is that we want to have an experienced 886 that we can carry around and play with it. And we can come out of this cycle straight away. We don't need close compiling. A lot of open source is not supported on close compiling. And I want to try the latest RISPY SOC 1299. See how many problems in manufacturing and especially mass production. I met a lot of people especially in 2002, the whole COVID thing in China. And this is the whole from Mark, RISPY International. If we can get 850 now, we can access the software ecosystem. OpenKidding and all libraries and so on and so forth. And look at our laptop. This laptop is the thing is I can find and do. And we'll try it hard. Try everything hard. And it will support now, OpenKidding and possible Chrome OS in the future. And we make some speciality. For example, we scan a lot of it. Try it in the cycle and stuff. And make it in the box and like the stand. And we make a very special code. Let's get rid of the windows. And yeah, you will see the window can show me here. So let's see whether we can see real. Let's click on. Click on. I don't know if you can see. Anyway, you can see this is real RISPY things and running on. It's not joking. So let's see the R key, see whether it works. R key for work and browser work. It takes a while to hold up. So you can see it's very buggy, very slow. But the point is that why we have to make the first step. Just 19 years ago, when ARM has the first assistive bobeck. It follows that now. This is the first 12-inch assistive bobeck SOC. And it's not. In my experience, I put the first ARM assistive bobeck on Android for Huawei. So I don't know what the paintbook thinks. I think now RISPY assistive bobeck with that kind of performance is far better than our previous one. And we look forward to another 10 years. And RISPY will go beyond much quicker than now. That's all. You can see the browser is here and it's very slow, very buggy. And we get better. And especially in May, we have a mesh-produced version. So a lot more stable. The software looks better. So if you look at now, this year, we tried 12 nanometer. You will see that we might have a mesh-produced problem. Hopefully it might not be going through the stress testing, heat testing or stuff, but the 22 nanometers fine, perfectly fine. And we will look forward to the end of the year. We support 64 core, very thick laptop coming out. You will be able to develop a carrier run and with a big factory. And you can turn on and off all the cores, whatever you like. But at the end, we look forward to Jim Keeler to roll out a very big, fat IP coming out and bobe 7 nanometers. So we look forward to the older trend. Of course. And we're going to cooperate with open-killing. We have a lot of programs on the user, the community program. So we are going to do some report for all the people contributing to Killing and our hardware products. And these are the people things. I use the thing is laptop structure and with the high performance 12 nanometers ever in making a laptop with a software guide and no experience. And we go through. You can see this is the pictures that the SOC not designed for enough of nice produce and we need a very high precision soldering. This is not mobile phone. Mobile phone is a lot of high-volume and I can't put the capacity at all for just doing the soldering on the phone. But anyway, we get it done by getting around by some good friends. And this is our motherboard. So the motherboard, we have a... We call it SOM module. And the motherboard is going to be used. It's going to be used especially after a while. We have our own chipset coming out. The motherboard will change. But the SOM will change according to the SOC effort. So it's a very ambitious project. But it's a very painful, you know, like pizza.  But we get in there and we will get there. And yes, we will open source our motherboard so everybody can take a look at how to make a laptop. Very easy, very simple. Now, from our experience, we can say that we will A to 10 weeks, we will swap a new SOC and we can much produce a thousand laptops that quick. And yeah, and we will... Hopefully in around June, we're going to have a push-crap review program. All the money going to computer, we're going to review back to the market. So wherever help us make a better product for RISC-5 or OpenKilling, we're going to review all that. Right? So, and yes, we have a very good relationship with OpenKilling, hopefully. And we can run a very good international OpenKilling, we'll accept you the same as you do now. Right? That's our goal. Thank you very much. Thank you. Questions? Yeah. So RISC-5 chips that we've ever made, did the thing going. And I'm kind of curious, like, where are you seeing compared to, like, the arm is a good progression, right? How do you feel like it's going to come out as far as power versus performance as it evolves? In the hardware side, I would say that it's a chicken and apple, you know, and the power and performance are always a triangle balance. And I would say, hopefully, the battery, if I say that we're trying to compare it to 86, and I would think it's better, but if for arm, I don't know. Right? In the short term, no. But you give it enough time, three to five years, and you might have a hard time with the power. And the point is, we need the one thing now, or the SOC company called a book, they always try to produce a development book. It's not the final product. That makes the growing is hard. You got to go into a mess for the moment out of practice. Right? Move it, it won't kick quick. Otherwise, everybody waiting to show you the development book is not going to happen. But you got to test the market. And if you battle, and you make it better, you know where the better at the moment, develop more until you wear the best, the good best better. Hopefully, I'll answer your question. All right, more questions in the back. It's really great to see another open laptop. I'm curious about the case in the shell. Is that something that you develop all the idea yourself? Or is there a library that you can go to to get to things like the screen and the touchpad and all that, you know, like a standard of split-nation, things like that? I would say that all these, in South Southern China, the Bay Area, they have a lot of, we call it common mode. It basically is that you can pick up the libraries, and then people can just match produce it with no copyright, and blah, blah, blah, whatever it is. And there are some fancy things. There are some untested things. And 90s one actually is matched produced in in 1886, and in the latest i7. And this year, I and I did bigger screen. So we used the tested version of the structure, and we just changed the board to this side. Basically, I would say that anything help this time pick up and wherever I get the ambitions, that would be. That's why I go to all the finger experience, and I don't want the world to meet it again. That's why we open source it. You mentioned that you're going to last produce soon. Last produce session will be 7.0. Will be DIY. I mean, will it be easy for them to invest screen, that's about it. I think we will match produce this one. And if the screen and all these things, as long as you fit in the structure, that's possible. But if it's not, then it's not. It's not a modular, it's not a full modular design. When I look at Chrome, Google did do design on the modular framework. But the problem is that when you become modular and the price goes up, and the match produce, for example, the 22 nanometer we're going down, we're looking if you're going down to $500 USD. And the bone, you know, it's raised whatever the overhead, whatever the production line up to whatever the bone. So if we had to leverage the common views, we'd share a low component to x86. Otherwise, we won't get that cheap. All right, another question. We can do that. Are you familiar with the framework platform? Do you see how they're doing? Yeah, I've heard about it. But it's not going to get the price down. The price range is where we have to reuse components. As much as we can.  You're modular with your own cell phones. So you have to be sharing. Share as much as you can. And take the fancy structuring and change it and share as many components as you can. And that will make you more developed. And at the end of the day, the laptop, the battery, basically the motherboard thing is more changed. Except 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, anything else. So there's no point in keeping a laptop for the motherboard anymore. So that's why we call it a new kind of SOE. Hopefully we'll get that. Hans, what's the extension paper? Standard USB or HDMI? Yeah, everything on x86. HDMI, Type-C, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Type-C? Type-C. That means USB. USB port and audio and everything. Same as your mobile. Fantastic. All right. That's one more question. You mentioned about this. This is a term, I don't know, with SOM. So then also by YouTube? No, not the cheap ones. The cheap ones we use in Starfight. We will use all the SOC on the market and try to make engineering more useful.  So if it's just, to be honest, Starfight isn't ready for normal use, but it's ready for the developer. The crazy developer has a dream about this by growing bigger in ten years like us. That's it. I'll take the last question here. Me. Mr. Wai, why don't you ask me anymore? Why is it all over? What's the backstory? I'm reading here, reading here. You know, originally... I'll see what I can open this... my PPT. It's going to take a while for it to stop, right? Yeah. It's just a nice new buggy. I know, but I will not say it. Oh, you won't use? I'm going to say it. Yeah. So bear with me. This buggy expected a baby. Just coming out of there. When was this question made? When was it actually manufactured? And we're actually going to be working on China's new stuff. Before China was new here, China was new there. In stable states. You see, it's very slow, you know? So it's... Roma, because you know what Roma is, right? Yeah. It's M. I don't know whether you can connect it. I don't know. We can try. Maybe you try. Why not try it? If we break it, we break it, right? Yeah. Come on, then. We have mine to be put, you know? You need a lot of hope. Come on. Come on. So... Roma... You know that. And... That's the reason. And the other reason is Rome. It's the destination you want to go. And there's many paths that we can reach. Oh, that's right. That's all. You need a lot of help. Where? The deep computing company. Deep computing is the guy. It's the guy, the farm, the guy behind this company is one of the famous guys in the street that the shareholder behind deep computing. He knows a lot of guys making laptops and pads and whatever. And he's the guy paying for all the product and everything. He's aware and he makes chips. And me, it's a software company that's in charge of all the systems. And unfortunately, this time, it's a hardware. So you can see how big he is. Thank you. Thank you. Alright, thank you very much. Thank you very much, everybody. And with that, we end day two. So, yeah. So come back tomorrow.


The whole ethos of our podcast is really inspire entrepreneurship through truth and then ultimately it's similar to what you're doing help the brands How do we help these small companies or and sometimes we have big companies? But how do we help people connect in a different way with that brand for us? It's like founder story and so we hope to have events where we can do that at the same time I'm a real estate developer and it's it's also a litmus test of what the market's gonna do, right? What does real estate become how everything shifted? How do we get introduced to new products besides digital advertising on Instagram or influencers or right? Like what does the future look like and so that's what that's what we're doing And I wanted to talk to you because I you know what you're doing is something similar. It's like this is interesting It's it's a really interesting. I think that's great And I mean as far as you're not selling things you're not selling anything in your space But your space is serving as marketing for what you're right and that I think is the future of physical spaces I mean our business will charge the brands of fee to participate and that's their And that's how we make our money. We would not be able to Survive off of very slim margin on a $3 bag of chips that we sell in 30 days So while I think it's important that we sell things within our space just because I think that gives a greater sense of Ownership over the experience you go home. It's kind of like Christmas You're like sharing the things that you've got and it also extends the experience beyond just what's what happens within our four walls Anyway, I can totally relate to and think it's a great idea as far as what you're as far as what you're doing And I think that creating that experience really is The future and so like we too are interested in programming and tastings and classes Within our space and that is something that we did. Yeah pre-covid even within our pop-ups I'm looking forward to having that return because yes, of course, you can translate some of that online But I really think that the future of physical spaces is so much about the importance of the humanity of it and the importance of human Connection, which is really what you can't the only thing that you can't get online now. Yeah, that's so true I wanted to ask you something as it relates to How has it been going for the brands and so, you know, what happens? Are you guys? Are you also thinking about becoming like a media company? I don't know if you do reviews on the products or if you guys have a YouTube channel where you promote them So basically, it's not just hey come check out this product on this day But we're creating content so that it lives forever as it relates to the product. How much how much time do you spend thinking about? Like the media side of it. Yeah, I mean, I really do consider us a media company actually, okay? Yeah, we advertise for these brands through our physical spaces but also through our Instagram through our newsletter Through the media, you know, whenever we get PR opportunities got like our class of brands in the back of our minds that we're speaking to So yeah, so that is very much how I think about us and how I think about growing the business You're kind of like a launchpad for these brands in some way Hey, everyone, thanks for checking out that clip. If you enjoyed it be sure to hit the like button down below And if you're interested in hearing the full episode, it's out right now on our YouTube channel We've had a lot of great guests come on this show before and we've got a lot of great guests coming up in the future So hit subscribe so that you don't miss a single episode One final note. We're always looking for new ideas and new companies feature on the show So if you know of someone or know of a company write us a comment down below letting us know who they are and what they do We'd be happy to have them on the show till then I'll just be here waiting for your comments. So See you later


Buffalo chicken pizza, check out how I made it. So we're gonna start out by seasoning up our chicken with some spicy danos. It's real simple. Oil, cast iron pan, flip it after a couple of minutes. I finished it off in the oven, and then just dice it up and now let's get our ranch. So buttermilk, half a ranch packet, and then spicy danos. It makes a spicy ranch and then we're adding some fresh jalapenos for a little extra added flavor and texture. So now let's make our pizza. Start out with buffalo sauce, blue cheese, fell on your sliced chicken, some red onion, mozzarella, and some fresh jalapenos. You know, I make my own jalapenos because I like to keep them crunchy. Finally, we bake it in the oven, hit it with some ranch and some cheese. Yum, yum, get you some.