He was a murderer, a womanizer. He was always trying to put people in their place to get them down, do them down. You never knew where you stood with him. He put his arm round your shoulder. He was going to stab you in the back. But he was more complex than that and that's what made him so dangerous. He was highly energetic. He was a master of detail and that's what made his manipulation of people so devastating. The Barons were built against King John for a variety of reasons. Some of those reasons were long-term. They went all the way back to the 1150s. They went all the way back to the reign of King John's father who had slowly whittled away the privileges of the Barons. He'd taken away their castles. He'd taken away their lands. And above all, he'd established a new sort of law court presided over by the King to which business that previously had gone to the courts of the Barons now went. In 1215, Magna Carta asserted a fundamental principle that the King was subject to the law. He couldn't just simply say, off with your head, into prison. He had to go through some sort of proper legal process. But he also asserted that principle in certain key areas. One was money. It was trying to prevent the King taking your money in lawless ways. And it was also asserting that principle in the area of justice. The King's justice was to be fair and available to all free men. The most important thing about Magna Carta is that it places the sovereign under the rule of law. That's the first and fundamental principle here. And although it failed as a peace and although it actually survived as law for less than 12 weeks, it was annulled by the Pope by the beginning of September 1215. It was re-issued thereafter in an attempt to buy baronal support continually throughout the 13th century and it acquired a totemic status. The kings of England could not misbehave without there being consequences. Magna Carta in Latin, the official language of record, that's only understandable by an elite. The nobility speak French and very, very quickly to make the charter accessible to them, it was translated into the French. Now, was it ever translated into English, which of course is the language of the ordinary population? There's no evidence that it ever was until much later in its history. And so did ordinary people know about the charter at all because they can't read it? I think probably though it was read and translated into English at meetings of the county court. So people could hear it in English even if they couldn't read it.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32 safety support. It covers the requirements for compliance with safety standards and how ST microelectronics helps customers targeting safety for their projects. Safety requirements for electronic devices increase permanently as the use of electronic control systems expands into the huge range of human activities. The massive expansion of these devices requires their compliance with specific safety standards. The primary goal is to prevent human death or injury as well as environmental damage, but there are many other important factors at a lower level such as the devaluation of an industrial process including the loss of important data, connections, power or control and many others. The process for developing harmonized standards at both national and international levels is rather complex, sometimes involving completely opposite efforts such as local market protection versus its globalization. In any case, the main influencing factors come from field experience, market requirements, insurance issues and the globalization of trade and business. The standards are produced by specific legislative and executive bodies, while specific worldwide recognized testing houses inspect and verify all the required appliances to ensure their compliance. Applications targeting safety can benefit from the acceleration of software development. Efficient and early diagnostics using specific hardware features together with the application of proper hardware and software methods decrease the probability of hazardous events due to possible component malfunctions. Applying certain hardware design and manufacturing methods can even increase component reliability. ST supports two basic general safety standards, a specific one targeting household appliances known as a Class B or Class C standard and a more common industrial standard targeting safety integrity levels called SIL. The latter is a generic standard, which produces a large number of derivative standards dedicated to different fields of application. ST, in compliance with these standards, cares about both systematic and random failures. Systematic failures are predictable and their avoidance and monitoring are based on practical experience gained in the industry. Systematic failures can be avoided mainly by applying correct internal processes throughout a product's life cycle. These requirements are defined in specific internal quality documentation. Regular inspections and audits ensure that these internal rules are applied and comply with the recognized standards. To ensure integrity against random failures, specific software methods and hardware design techniques must be applied as described in the following slides. The next slides will give you an overview of the main safety concepts to be taken into account when working with microcontrollers. Not all random failures result in a hazardous event and they may even be considered as safe from a safety point of view. Basically, safety standards require monitoring to detect dangerous failures that may be directly or indirectly related to safety and have the potential to cause a dangerous situation. Both safe and dangerous errors can either be detected or stay hidden and undetected by the system. The more often dangerous errors are discovered and prevented in time, the more the probability of a failure propagating into a hazardous event decreases. The time needed to detect dangerous errors and prevent hazardous events must fit into the overall process safety time, PST, available, which includes all the possible delays and reaction times for the system, for example, on sensors or actuators. For quantification purposes, safety standards recognize a safe failure fraction and diagnostic coverage. The safe failure fraction, or SFF, is the ratio of the rate of safe failures, including the rate of detected dangerous failures, to the total failure rate, safe failures as well as detected and undetected dangerous failures. The diagnostic coverage, or DC, is the ratio of the probability of detected dangerous failures to the probability of all the dangerous failures. Random failures can cause permanent or recoverable errors. Hard failures cause permanent physical damage to the component and the system is no longer able to operate normally. If no compensation is possible, the system has to be put into a safe state, for example, cutting power to actuators, until it is repaired. Random transient or soft errors can be correctable and some kind of recovery process can be applicable. In addition to being detected, these failures can also be compensated in certain cases. Short-lived error failures can be managed by both hardware and software, while transient failures need fast hardware methods exclusively. Software tests can never compensate for these temporary and short-lived errors efficiently, as they are considerably slower and limited by their execution time. From a cross-product point of view, using ISO 26262 terminology, we can recognize single point, latent or common types of failure causes. Common causes of failure require a special focus, especially as they can potentially destroy even quite complex safety structures. When random failures are detected and cannot be compensated for, especially after a dangerous error is detected, the system has to be stopped and placed into a safe state or go through a recovery process like reset, rollback, or a specific check function. Compensation methods usually allow the system to continue operating normally, while using error correction, passivation, or masking functions. Generally, a sure-voting process is used to identify the damaged part or incorrect data which is then replaced by the correct one. Compensations recognize hard fault tolerance or the maximum number of errors which a system can absorb, while it still can continue at normal operation. In addition to specific functional testing, redundancy is the essential diagnostic principle here. Both detection and compensation techniques always require a sure level of redundancy to be efficient. Compensation is considerably more demanding than detection, as not only discrepancies, but the correct state has to be identified as well. To do so, specific comparison and voting mechanisms have to be additionally applied. The required level of redundancy can be achieved using a wide range of different software or hardware methods and techniques. Some of them are listed here, and others will be highlighted later in this presentation. The techniques can usually be achieved either by hardware or software, or a combination of both. From a safety point of view, a microcontroller is a relatively complex programmable electronic component which has to comply with specific requirements determined by the applicable standards. In regards to support safety for a microcontroller, a vendor considers the product as a component out of context as its final application purpose and safety tasks are not known in advance. This is why we can speak about component ready or suitable for a determined common level of safety tasks. The effort is always to cover the component's overall reliability and fulfill the overall budget of diagnostic coverage, defined by the standard for the given safety integrity level required by the final application. A complex component like a microcontroller can be considered as a set of partial components involved in various safety tasks, each with a different diagnostic coverage and weight in the overall component safety budget. An effective way to ensure the required overall safety budget has to be focused on crucial and generic parts of the microcontroller, especially those commonly used by most applications. Any small improvement in the safety of these fundamental and significant parts of the design always brings the biggest gain in the overall safety budget of the component which is beneficial for each application. Once a microcontroller is included in an application design and the safety task is specified, then the safety support can be deployed much more efficiently and cover just the very specific parts of the microcontroller involved in the required safety case. Many efficient methods can then be applied based on detailed knowledge of the application requirements, its design, the process, and the equipment under control. Redundancy and knowledge of the system behavior are crucial principles applied either separately or together. Inputs and outputs can be multiplied or checked by feedback, tested for logical state, value or expected response in trends or time intervals. The processes can be monitored for correct timing and flow order. Correct decisions can be made based on the comparison of results coming from redundant and independent flows, analysis, calculations, or data. The following slides are devoted to the STM32F7's features dedicated for safety support. STM32H7 microcontrollers feature specific hardware for efficient diagnostic testing and to quickly react to failures with the potential to cover a wide range of lower level safety applications. The hardware tests are autonomous with minimal or no software control. This is especially helpful in detecting transient errors and consumes the least amount of time of the overall process safety time. The error correcting code, ECC, is the most common technique used to detect data corruption on memory devices. An integrity failure could lead to unpredictable results. It is based on an internal hardware block and can use an extended Hamming code known as SEC-DED, single error correction, double error detection. In this last case, an interrupt is generated on errors detection. This slide lists additional safety features dedicated to checks on redundancy code or CRC computation and clock control. Nevertheless, all the tests listed here, with the exception of ECC, are exclusively dedicated to the detection of failures. This is why additional software tests must be added when compensation or an additional check is required, for example, to achieve a higher level of SIL. In this case, the user must ensure that the software testing period takes into account the process safety time. This slide lists the software checks included in the ST self-test firmware solution, with a brief summary of why they are applicable. Generally, the firmware focuses on generic parts of the microcontroller, based on in-depth knowledge of the design, while packages dedicated to achieving SIL standards use more extensive testing methods proved by specific methodology for their efficiency. The packages are not available for free download. Users should ask their local ST representative for the firmware. Clock cross-reference measurements can use dedicated timer interconnections. The ratio between two independent clock sources has to stay within an expected range. One frequency is used as timer input, while the other gates the timer input and raises timer capture events. A specific sequence of instructions can verify the CPU unit and its registers. For peripherals, it is suggested to verify the correct configuration at regular intervals. Despite no ECC bits being defined for SRAM memories in STM32H7, the user should apply a March X algorithm functional test for safety critical information. This test additionally checks the data and address buses, but it is destructive towards the memory content. It is suitable as an initial functional test of all the SRAM space. It is not available for flash memory. At runtime, it has to be done for each part and in a transparent way to prevent corruption of the actual memory content. In principle, self-test procedures are included as an additional task when initializing the application main loop during system startup. This runtime self-test task provides periodic testing of the CPU, clock system, stack boundary, program flow, and both volatile and non-volatile memories. The watchdog timeout is refreshed upon completion if everything goes correctly. The memory areas are tested step-by-step per parts within the task. The test is synchronized by time-based ticks derived from timer interrupts. The interval required to complete the test depends mainly on the size of the memory areas under test, frequency of the task calls, and sizes of the blocks tested in a single step. Optionally, a one-time initial startup overall self-test can be additionally implemented at power-on or after application reset. Whenever a malfunction or discrepancy is found during these tests, the fail-safe routine is called. It should put the application into safe state and determine the next recovery possibilities. Safety is spread over the full STM32H7 product range. You will find a detailed description of the aforementioned features in the different peripherals chapters. For more details, please refer to the dedicated documentation and contact your local ST representatives for the availability, status, and possible delivery of the firmware and associated documentation.


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Hello everyone, I'm Yossi Palmashi and I wrote a VR server That's a ever since ever since Zuckerberg sold I mean changed his company name to met These goes by the by the name of Metaverse. So, you know, that's what we call these things like today So what am I what am I doing on on finance conference? Well, spoiler alert those spoilers We'll get to it I'll try to to do this presentation in three chapters every every one of them in why what and how manner and Why Would I do a open source VR server in the first place? Well, because finances are boring, right?  I mean if you were interested in finances in the first place with study economy or something, right? that's the software engineering and I've been science fiction and open source fan for a long time and to me these science fiction books read like Like a project handbook in many places So there's no you can see that they write there's no collisions on the street This is you know direct optimization technique To save your CPU power or there is no shadows on the street again, you know too easy to make rendering easier So, you know when I read it I thought to myself. Yeah, I can do it You know and I and started writing it. It was somewhere Somewhere 20 and Three years ago, I guess Three yeah, it was last century, you know when I started writing it. It was a It was very very long time ago way ahead of Way before it made sense from that round of VR attempts Only only second second life made it all the other companies including mine failed miserably specifically failed to find funding and a Project went on hold for quite a while now that now that again Zuckerberg is spending like 10 billion a year to make it happen now. It does make sense, but more importantly best thing that's Happening right now in terms of we are and especially we are enabled Internet is not Facebook changing gay and changing name to met our whatever but the way I see it it's Final and permanent debt of Internet Explorer think of it. How many times have we heard This does not work in Explorer. That does not work in Explorer, right? It's web sockets It's web RTC. Whatever you wanted it. It never worked in this border like right So now that Explorer is finally that that Everything just works and we can make plenty of good things, you know web GL works web sockets work Web RTC works. It just works and you can use it Only with the open source libraries that utilize open source standards, right? and So What else is there? I mean why why why this what's my motivation to continue now? because you see Facebook Google Well, everybody who is anybody fights for data Fights for data to collect as many of your data as they can to learn there to teach their ai's on your data, right? And they well to do whatever. I'm not saying this is good or bad or anything But this is I mean ownership of data is important and we should have some choices here, right? says the guy who has a Facebook Messenger Viber A telegram, you know and everything else on his mobile phone and all they have application have complete permissions to access anything that I have on my on my cell phone So yeah We are devices we are devices measure Your movement when you put it on they transmit your height Straight to the well to the owner to the whoever you connect to and So that's when you put it on all your moments all your moments go somewhere This is huge amount of data that opens up possibilities for unseen yet abuses, right deep fakes like You know unseen really We could mimic really you just by digging through your data, you know, what have you transmitted? so and you know Well enough about my motivation. I'm here to really I came back to show the I think proper way proper way to do it And it's it's hard it's hard, you know, there is a plenty of a synchronous processing concurrent Concurrent programming that needs to be done that is nearly impossible to debug once you put the break point It never happens, you know web developers Don't that's not what they do usually so I simply made a Made a library for them to use it to make their life easier to make cool cool cool websites in the right corner It's me in my hairy days with another hairy guy. I believe you do recognize it This is you know, how I discovered open source and on the on the left corner This is my discussion discussion with an AI character back in 2004 I think this is Alice, you know chatbot in In, you know, which browser this is this is the one that died finally So What What do we do? How do we I mean What we need to do to make it happen Truly we are enabled. Oh, I need to stick with microphone. I Will all right We are an AR are available on the web in the web browser that that works Out of the box on mobile phones PCs and VR devices this goes by the name of web XR specification that is developed By I think Google is pushing for it mostly Mozilla is lacking behind They are on a previous iteration that is called web VR I'm not sure if they gave up. It would be I would be very sad if they do, you know But it just works in browser So to make it happen. We know we need a lot of 3d characters and I downloaded like 50 Well, no 109 109 and made a made a move Just like I do so this is called inverse kinematics and the motion tracking I downloaded a bunch of 3d models and I like open spaces. I Did it all during corona crisis during lockdown? It was it was worse than Where is that or so they say it was worse than Prison even prisoners have even prisoners have one day outside one one one hour outside every day, right? And we were in lockdown like three weeks personally. It was madness really and This really did help me to get over it.  There should be no no difference You can run Apache or anything else you want right for your website You can do you can rent it somewhere You can run it yourself Install your this is just different type of content really. This is 3d content specifically GLTF open-source standard that can be read and written by Everything that is out there every every 3d tool can read and write GLTF GLTF files cross-platform Well close cross-platform on both client and and server side As I said, you can view it in an access it in in mobile phones or whatever tablets You know PCs VR devices, but also on the server side, right? I don't want to constrain you to you know Linux Right or maybe even Red Hat Linux or you know Debian or something like that. So anything should do We have to have 3d streaming so When another person enters the room There are what are loads in the runtime, right? This is 3d streaming Video audio streaming so we can chat in the Like in real real reality we can chat just using our voices And as I mentioned motion tracking inverse kinematics to follow our movements And we need orchestration now What kind of orchestration it's easier to explain in how section so two green boxes here are The server and the browser and And This server does the this kind of orchestration that I have just mentioned so when another person enters the room 3d room 3d space We need to add that person to existing chat room Provided here by a streaming server So that kind of orchestration we can create chat rooms on demand That kind of stuff so In that box along with VR VR server we have a this is what I actually run on my my server on VR space or this is a Demo or whatever it currently is in github repository so it may be broken. Yeah, I do that sometimes But it mostly works and this is what it what it runs Most of the things here I have already mentioned open standards, you know Jason gltf And how we communicate with them Browser downloads Content either from the VR server or from the content provider. There are plenty of providers that offer 3d avatars you can take your picture And build your avatar Based on how you look Most important one is sketchfab sketchfab is a Think of it like a web shop for 3d models But they they also provide by the way by the way they provide 500,000 free 3d models published on the different Creative Commons license 500,000 models do we really need anything else to build a you know metaverse? I Mean why not but 500,000 model is plenty, you know And a of course we need chatbots so far. We have only Both Libre integration because I mean I'm not aware of any other open source chatbots out there, you know And they you log in with whatever, you know github Facebook and so on This is a Overlay of of the current state of the project. What why would anyone want to use it? This is actually why people use it virtual parties again corona times, you know Corona times I had my first virtual party last year around April. I think Usually 60 or 70 people come, you know, we party, you know, you have good times and they and recharge Around later that year Some other guys just dropped in downloaded software and made their own concert in this is in Bratislava some next Next festival. I really have no idea what it is because all the resources there's nothing on English They just my made their their own, you know 3d space with their characters and whatnot NFT sales, I didn't know that but I mean till the guy came and told me about it Asia was hit much worse than then Europe with corona crisis like Bali lost 85% of their income go figure 85% and they depend on on tourism So what do they do? They sell NFTs of what they usually sell Time-sharing in luxury apartments sell NFTs To keep just to keep any kind of income going going You can resell these NFTs eventually for more money, you know Things like that and really why do they need we are space here? Well, there is a AI chat bot that will explain you what they do how they do it and Where to buy their NFTs, you know, so Then there is a Indian startup that makes these AI characters for 3d spaces, you know and sell them as service or company product promotion Just company and product from promotion. These are all the models that you can see here are Available out of the box on Sketchfab. I made a simple Search that really calls their API and this place this place these models Other than that I've been approached with a Usual education, you know, this is a Ideal thing really to get students interested in 3d in or just just to collaborate to collaborate in You have I suppose we have all been on Large zoom meetings. They can get massive You don't know who's talking You don't know who is cool, you know things like that. So in 3d, this is more natural It's just like we sit around the table Very quickly you get the idea who's on your light right who's on your left and spatial sound improves the overall Experience assuming of course you still can share you still can text chat and whatever, you know, you do one thing that I'm Sad I can't help with and I get you know Queer is very very often are virtual therapies.  So To to be able to help help help in these cases, you know but obviously and This is very very technically very simple very simple multi-user scenario To implement and that's why I mean this is these are all all all Specific cases of people who came back to me. I see some stars I see some forks so people use it I only know these about these who explicitly came and asked me about you know and told me what they do So what they do? So they they choose their avatar They click on the gate to enter, you know You may or may not type your name you click on the green button to this is website And if you click on the green button, you get texture. You just scrolls down and click on the goggles to enter VR mode and there is a And that's like all everything is documented up there you can go to wiki you can go to github, you know whatever or read read Read documentation online and really How they proceed them? Well open standards make parts interchangeable. You don't want this chatbot. You want your own chatbot. Just replace it Things like that, you know typically first thing that he gets want to They want to get rid of and replace his logo, you know, I don't mind I don't mind that's fine quite the opposite. I've allowed that to be super simple, you know Then they need to run their server it's a I believe it's straight forward for any developer because it's all documented But if they don't want they don't know how or they just you know want to play with html I have made this VR space or server open to public. No questions asked No, no cookies. No nothing just you know come and play with it and the same thing Where they web sockets web sockets are also open, you know, you can download everything and just develop, you know So then what what do people do they customize authentication, of course Streaming software for instance Open video that I use is not very good For for music If you want to stream music you will need to have some better better Quality, you know and so on sadly All these customization Typically never get out into open source They are all proprietary Customizations why because that's how venture capitalists to do That's what they do. They want to if they want to invest into your startup They have to be able to purchase Every single asset that you own, you know and that's why never gets out I hope I'm wrong on the left side. This is a screenshot. Well, this is screen sharing So I just got into this this United alpha space Hopefully this startup will publish everything and they is sharing my presentation this one so Why am I here? I mean on this conference so far this this doesn't have anything to do with the with finance well Cryptos cryptos are obvious answer answers Even with five hundred thousand open source model models One thing that I have to do is credit authors. I am required to do so by by Creative commons licenses, which I so blatantly Violated in this presentation because there are no credits look. Sorry guys. I can't I just can't because if I Show you authors for all these models that you see you've seen here. There wouldn't be Much room left for the presentation, you know for the text of the presentation But I'm trying to solve it with a What I call open source NFTs and This is the reason why I'm here really I'll show you this contract. So Anyway before we get there How does all this get Along, you know First thing that people want is I want to look like me and nobody else When you see me in the crowd, you should be able to recognize me. So how do you how do I protect my avatar? Well, allegedly NFTs are supposed to do that allegedly and They they should also provide ownership and portability and what not Allegedly because once you store, you know this token on the blockchain It's there. It's immutable. No one's gonna temper with it like Right. Well, you know first which blockchain? Okay, because you know you have blockchain this blockchain that How many of you of different technologies, you know, and then suppose you choose a terium There's like any theory of networks that don't talk to each other, you know so really portability is We are we are pretty far from there and especially if we get to identity Identity on the blockchain. This is I I don't even know where to start. You know, I've seen I Can't say how many of these competing technologies even open source projects You know that that I honestly don't know where to start last but not least investment Crypto tokens are much easier to deal with than traditional bonds shares, whatever and Investors love it investors love it They get response next day or maybe even the same day how how the sale goes with traditional Financial securities it takes six days to get any kind of response You know and that's why investors love it. The other thing is that it's completely era There's no regulations of any kind. I mean if you played Well, you make sure you have to make sure that this is not Then this is not Bond that this is not share that this is and what what what do all these startups do? They sell virtual You know like this token represents One square meter in our virtual world So this is digital asset like any other and has nothing to do with any kind of financial securities And that's why we have explosion of these these Virtual worlds that sell, you know virtual assets. This is how they collect investment What happens then you know so So we have you know like n organizations that all their Each and every one of them can run a number of virtual spaces Inside one server they they can plenty they can have plenty of their servers On the ledger distributed ledger they store identities avatars inventory, you know like what you can carry around How many tokens you have this is all on the ledger somewhere in ideal world, right? Now it doesn't matter what kind of ledger that is but the point is that to you when you like cross from LinkedIn to Facebook You have your avatar coins and everything with you, right? Except You know, how does that solve my question with tracking authors of five hundred thousand Free models that are there, you know Well, it doesn't I mean this is how I came up with the with the with smart contracts that that I call open source NFT and they and This is entire contract. So on the left side This is something that I copied from who knows where honestly just a cut Just just cut some pieces that I didn't need on the right side, this is my my my Super original contract that consists of constructor and Below it is a boilerplate code that doesn't do anything really. I mean It just there to to keep the thing connected This open source NFTs like any other NFT contains, you know, you are I of model of 3d model It is ownable so we can like any other NFT it is a numberable unlike any other NFT so it can it can be copied around it can be copied around along with the model and We need a On-chain content registry on the left so So registry contains author information Essentially and model information and points to URI URI of metadata. This is on-chain information of chain this URI contains Jason Jason information of metadata Which contains, you know image URL well Image is actually Miss nommer here because we are dealing with we are dealing with 3d models, but this is NFT standard. That's what that's how they call it and Did that this this image points to the actual location? So we are server registry means NFTs writes metadata if necessary and Reads reads metadata anytime and Deliveres the content net result is We have two tables. We have table on-chain table with All the models and the other table with all the others We can at any time Figure out how many Uses of a particular model has Everywhere, you know, how many how many times a model has been copied around? We have on-chain information right and We could do the same for Git commits, you know, I mean was the was the essentially difference You have this hash or that hash or this ID or that ID? Are you following? I mean I hope you do because you know, whatever we do and and this I mean I Hope It opens the way to get open source Authors rewarded for their contributions Right, so pull the report First every month and see how many commits someone Contributed right so Now that we think of it, why don't I'm not in the good any any kind of good business myself, but why don't Get hub get lab get this and get it that already do that Why don't I do it already? Well, if you try to pay some someone In in Brazil or China, you will get pretty pretty good idea. Why you know truth is That banks don't talk to each other and you will have to go with some FinTech That solves these payment issues and that this is if you Figure out Bank account where the money needs to go Blockchain solves all these issues as long as you don't lose your wallet Because if you lose your wallet you lose lose everything you you have you know Specifically my proposal here is is this really let's enable open source economy somehow With blockchain along these lines and that's why I'm here May I have the first questions Does any of this make sense to you do you know am I seeing things? Is this crazy idea does it make sense? to reward To reward open source authors based on number of their contributions second At the moment most of the code is mine less than less than 10 really Less than 10 no one. I have no idea. I have no idea. I'm techie. I'm techie I can I can write smart smart contract to enable it But other than please go on This is great question, and I don't have answer. I Really don't have this is really a equivalent question to how do you measure? Quality of a programmer obviously we're not going to measure lines, right? But I I think I think that overtime, you know overtime Someone who's contributing to Linux Ten years is obviously going to have you know continuously is obviously going to have more contribute contributions then Then someone who is new around you know and so on even if newbie is pushing commit three commits every day No If there are enough people that like your project, then your project will get part of the fund so it multiplies the amount you receive based on how many people you attract. So I think I get it. This is what you are doing, but with real money, not with blockchain. Blockchain, I mean it goes through this connection and all the funds are received with crypto money. Ah, I see. You were about to ask something also. So far I'm only displaying the attribution in JavaScript console after a model loads.  All this is only proof of concept that I've made specifically for this conference. Specifically for this conference I've asked my contributors, guys, does that make sense to you? And does this conference sound like something that we should ask? Never about it. And they said yes, and here I am. I mean, honestly, I need a reality check here.  Or does it make sense? I mean, I don't know. I'm not sure it's thought-based, I don't know. Maybe one way I would imagine is more like trying to convince these auto to actually meet the energy in the first place. And then they maybe get a variety of other methods. Well, something like that, you know. Again, I'm not sure. I'm not sure about my intentions. I was trying to solve one problem and came across possible other kind of applications, right? I implemented this with Hyperledger BESU, which allows no-guess networks. I don't really intend to build my own network just for this, right? So I'm honestly asking for opinions and inputs, you know. Here, whatever you can help with it. And I appreciate your opinions and inputs. Why blockchain in the first place? Because anybody can download software without ever asking me anything, you know. And of course, that's the point. Each of their users can download some of all of these 500,000 free models from who knows where, you know. And they never attribute original author. So that's why I thought, you know, that blockchain could be a solution for these issues.  Because there's people which scored, which is easier to fill here, I put MIT and everybody can use it. Because they did that before the NFT craze. Because they just do this score, they generate beautiful art. And then some guys say, okay, I'll copy that, I'll put the NFT, and I'll make money out of it. But the guy who created the software gets nothing. That too. Which is sad. Because they are legally allowed to do that. Yeah, yeah, that too, that too.  It's free, how can you steal it? Well, you know. But you can, all that you need to do is fake credits. Okay, thank you for your attention and for your input. And any questions or anything else, please reach out.


Ryan is in town. So I have some things that I want to get today. I'm gonna try on some jeans. We are at the Orlando Eye so we just took a couple photos. There's literally so many parties happening this week. I mean obviously like with Halloween and everything. Good morning guys it is October 27th and Ryan is in town. I'm actually gonna go pick him up because he had to stay the night at Charlotte's boyfriend's house. I'll just explain that all later because right now I don't want to be on camera that much because like as you can tell my brows are not done. We're gonna both get them done um probably at nine. I think that's when Venus Brows opens and yeah then I'm just gonna fill them in. I was just thinking might as well give her more to work with and like make it more accurate and you know tweeze whatever needs to be tweezed. So I didn't do my brows but I do have like all my makeup in the back seat. This is like everything for today. There's like a big two-bag stack there. Um yeah I'm very extra. I wanna understand. Oh that's sweet. I mean it was nice enough to let me sleep on his couch and I was like fully in his blanket tub and his roommate came out. He was like what's up. I was like hey how are you? And he was like I'm sure laughing like walking inside his room. Which one? Yeah. There's a white kid on his side of the house. Um what was I gonna say? Oh so basically Ryan booked his flight for coming in on Friday night and then he was like you're gonna hate me. I have fall break and I forgot about fall break and I was like okay well you need to come earlier then because like we literally would have only had Saturday. So now we have Friday and Saturday. She's lucky. I was gonna tell her that I had class on Saturday. Go to Fried Beach then come see her. I have tests okay.  No we're not. Yes we are. Babe I'm gonna start shaving my eyebrows. Babe you're not gonna start shaving your eyebrows. I'm gonna buy a straight razor and let you do them. No don't. Mom it's trying to convince me. It looks way better. No. You know it does. No. When she does mine it's always like thin and awkward and it looks weird and actually not very good. It always looks so good. Not really. Yes it does. It looks good one time and in every instance since you have sex.  We got here right at nine like perfect timing. I picked him up at 8 30 perfect timing like we are on a roll today. We went to the Dunkin Donuts in Miami.  That was not a very smart move. We are back bitches. Brow. Brows are lit. My left one towards my right one. This is my bitter brow. Wait would you say left one is better? Yeah. My right one's better. That's why I get to left side of the picture. No I like that side of the picture. I don't know. So right now we are going to go to the Orlando International Premium Outlet. We're at Goodwill down a chunky sweater. Should I get it for myself? You're used to it all the time. Yeah I love Goodwill sweaters. Is it $4 for real? Okay maybe I will. I love coming to Goodwill during like the fall because all the men's sweaters are so cheap and so comfortable. Nerd. What? I'm not like shorts. What? I'm not like leggings. It wouldn't be. That's on this one. So I just got an acai bowl from three natives. We're gonna try it. So I tasted it and like the bottom part is like frozen so I'm wondering if they just like pre-make the acai part and put it in the freezer which kind of like sucks because like I don't want it to be like frozen when I eat it. It's like what? Have you got it for here or what have been? Really? Oh damn. Now I know. I think it's gonna be good. It just needs to like melt a little so for right now we're gonna go to the Orlando premium outlets. International outlets. We are here at the outlets. I feel like it didn't take that long to get here which was surprising and nice at the same time. So I have some things that I want to get today. I want to first and foremost get new black jeans, black high-waisted jeans, black skinny high-waisted jeans and my friend Katelyn told me that Levi's are like the best to get. If you don't like if you like stretchy jeans, Levi's are not stretchy.  Yeah yours are really stiff. Every time you show me Levi's they're stiff but like the ones that my friend told me about like they're like I think the models like 721 or something like that and she showed me like how stretchy they were. 501's. What? 501's the button fly. So I have like the buttons instead of a zipper they have in my mouth. Oh um so I think I'm gonna go check those out and we're at the outlets so hopefully there's some kind of discount but if not then I'll probably try to find something else like I literally just need black high-waisted jeans so just like literally for everything like I swear like Halloween like downtown going out like anything like that like just I need black jeans. Do you want to get some? No it doesn't have to be where they can be um and then I want to get shoes so I want to get like espadrille flat forms, flat forms, flat forms and I don't I really don't know where to get them. I've searched all online but like the styles that I like are not like anywhere to be found um so I want to get those and then I want to get like chunky heels that are like strappy shoes brown or black like just like going out shoes that are pretty comfortable. I'm going to get the Nike outlet because I need new shoes and I found some $30 shoes last time I was here. What's that? It's a clone. Oh true. Oh my god. It looks like it works on a camera then. Why is it so like low too? That's funny. Oh that's funny. Why does it look like it works on a camera? Well now I haven't I didn't even notice it but now the camera looks like two different arms. I know. It looks like it works on a camera. We were just in the Victoria's Secret one and I didn't really find anything that I really loved but funny story. You know that black sweater I wore all the time from Urban Outfitters? My grandma like I took to California and then there was like a hole in the back and I left it in California and my grandma just threw it out because there was a hole in the back and didn't send it to me but she said it like a lot of other stuff. How'd you leave there? What? Where'd you leave there? Oh my god, feel this. Should I get this? Yeah. It feels really soft. So I am in Levi's. I'm gonna try on some jeans over here. They are this 721 style that I've been told about. I'm just gonna try on a couple different pairs to find my size and then go from like there to pick the colors and everything but I definitely want black. So this is the first size that I'm trying on and it is the 30 by 30. So like 30 in waist and then 30 in length and I feel like I need a shorter one because as you can see it's like kind of bunched up at the bottom. I kind of wanted just to be like super super skinny so like if I were booties like that's not a problem. So I think Ryan's gonna get me another size and we're gonna see about that. So these are the 29 by 30s and again the bunching up is happening on the bottom but I actually kind of like these better like they fit a little better so I think I'm gonna stick to a 29. So I just put on the 29 by 28 so this is like 29 but like short length and it literally fits perfectly and so so happy so this is kind of just what it looks like. Like super simple. I think they're like $50 but honestly like I'm gonna wear them so much that I think it's gonna be worth it. So when we were shopping we got hungry all of a sudden and so good timing because Levi's was like the only store that I really wanted to go in and I came up with a great idea to take Ryan to iDrive. He's never been and I only went on bid day for like my first time and only time ever and I wanted to like check out the area more because we had like a certain place that we had to go eat dinner obviously because we like got catered um or like rented out the venue but now we can go and see and check um check it all out and like pick our own restaurant so I'm excited because it's a really really cute area. It's like where the Orlando Eye is. I don't know if we're gonna do that because like we went on that Lana Eye. Well no oh what is it called? We went on that um the Eye of Atlanta and like I didn't think it was that great. What'd you think? I'm scared to hide so. No well like I feel like you could have seen the same view like anywhere else you know we're gonna go and get something. It is so bright out right now but we are at the Orlando Eye. I don't know if you can tell it's freaking bright. I think we're gonna go eat at Yard House. It looks the most appealing I think. So we are at Yard House. I got the pokey nachos and then buffalo wings and then he got jambalaya so now I'm the saddest. How'd you like your food? She got the bigger plate. It's so good. What about you? I really liked the pokey nachos yeah that's what they were called. They were they were really good. Oh my god. Winter Park. What about Winter Park? Four main sorts of places. We're about 27 minutes away from Southern Hill Farms and we're gonna meet Charlotte and her boyfriend so it's gonna be really fun. Here we just have to park and get out and then we're gonna meet Charlotte. And I've been Ron's best friend. This is my OOTD. I have this top from Boo Hoo and I was gonna walk into that car and then these pants I just got from Leave Eyes and please don't mind my feet. I literally forgot. I forgot to bring my black sandals so I have to wear brown with an all-black outfit. What's that thing? What? This? Right here is my bay. Bay 2.  And over there they have like little food trucks and stuff but just to eat. And then that's like the cutest part. They have like lights and music and stuff. Nice spot, Char. Dude, the whole pump can pass out. Nuggets good? What? Chicken nuggets? Are they good? You mean the 5-2-1 chicken? You got Italian ice. Blueberry. I'm being bad today. Alright, these are literally the best tacos on this freaking planet. Yeah, I told you. They're so good. It's like the banging shrimp with like sweet chili from this food truck. So good. So we just took a couple photos. A couple of photos in this cute little pumpkin patch. Look how cute it is. And Ryan and Ivan took some maternity pictures. Let me show you. Oh wait, okay, wait. Ryan and Ivan took some maternity pictures. This is my favorite, personal. Personal fave. How pretty is this? This is so pretty. Hey guys, so I'm back at KD because I had to like get all my stuff for a party tonight. We're going to a costume party and I'm going to try to be Joanna Gaines. I mean, I literally, this is not what she wears, but at first I was like thinking cowgirl because I literally have cowboy boots. So it's like that would be easy just for a flannel, jeans skirt, cowboy boots, done. But then I was like, Ryan, you should be Chip. And then I was like, oh wait, like we should be Chip and Joanna. But like this is literally not what she wears. So like whatever. I think I'm just going to call myself a cowgirl. But Ryan is currently at Walmart trying to get like a tool belt to be Chip. So we'll see how that goes. This is what I'm wearing so far. And with Chloe, she's getting ready. There's literally so many parties happening this week. I mean obviously like with Halloween and everything, but I don't know if I have that many like costumes in my head to be. So I'm going to probably have to repeat something.


And sounds like everybody has in front of them the instances of amendment to H 145 draft 1.1. So because this is an instances it's a little tricky to track the changes here, but the first instance of amendment is adding a phrase to section two, which is the section that contains the law enforcement use of choke hold crime. So, the language that's added here makes it clear that any choke hold done by law enforcement that's done in violation of the standards. The standards for law enforcement use of deadly force would be an element of that crime. So, I think that the chair described this as a technical amendment because the bill as you know also makes some changes to the justifiable homicide statute which makes it clear that justifiable homicide applies. If a law enforcement officer uses a choke hold in compliance with the standards. So, but I think again I think that the request from DPS was really to make it perfectly clear that that this crime does not apply if a law enforcement officer is employing a choke hold in compliance with the standards. So by adding those words in violation of that is when a law enforcement officer could be charged under the crime, as long as all the other elements are satisfied, including that the person suffered serious bodily injury or death. So that is, that's the explanation for the first instance of amendment. I'll hold here to see if there are questions about that. Yeah, so bring just want to make sure so page six. I just want to the bill as as pass when I make sure. Yeah, we're on page six so this would be adding the words in violation of 20 vs a 2368 C6 online 13. So, in subdivision be of the crime, it would read a law enforcement officer acting on the officer's capacity as law enforcement, who employs a choke hold on a person in violation of 20 vs a 2368 C6 that causes serious bodily injury or death of the person shall be imprisoned, etc. Thank you. Any questions for bring on that time. Thank you. I know we're not there yet but is is everything being added here. Is that all of the request by DPS other than, I guess with the effect effective dates. So is that a question for me about whether this encompasses everything that DPS wanted. Yeah, I guess starting with the in violation of 20 vs a, and was that by request of DPS. I don't know if it's on a section seven line 10 in the amendment. Right so the next instance of amendment is was not their request this is like some. This is some cleanup really. Okay, which I can explain. Right, but the violation, the inviolation of 20 vs a was what they wanted. Yes. Okay, great. Thank you. I forward the message to the house judiciary that this is based on time so you'll see it. Right and then there wasn't there wasn't anything else you'll see there wasn't anything else in there that's not being being added so. Okay. So, go ahead from. The second instance of amendment strikes out the last three section of sections of the bill, which are those three sections that were a little tricky to explain because remember what you're doing here is your amending amendments that have not yet gone into effect so your amending perspective amendments so that meant we had to do some tricky things with repeals and and amending effective dates. I just went about it in a different way because the bill as you passed it did include the justifiable homicide statute. So since that's included in the bill now. The way I've approached the former version of the standards and the justifiable homicide statute as they were amended and act 165 is to simply repeal the two provisions in act 165. The amendments for law enforcement use of force and the amendment to the justifiable homicide statute repeal those and repeal their effective dates. So if you see here in section seven that 2020 action resolves number 165 section one to and section five, those are those repeals. So, instead of what we're doing is we're just repealing what you did in 165. And then we're putting in the effective dates, which provides that the effective date section and the repeal section both take effect on July 1, and the rest of the act takes effect on September 1, which includes the law enforcement standards for law enforcement use of force and the justifiable homicide statute. And that date to September 1. Is that clear I know it's a little, it's a little like legislative council jargony what we're doing there but hope that that clears that up a little bit. Folks, and in terms of the September one, that was important to DPS that's just want to make clear that that is in there. Any questions on on this drafting. Tom your hand. I will say the second or the end of the amendment where I think Martin said it gets a little tricky. I'll just say in Bryn we trust. I agree. That might be my report tomorrow except I'm not allowed to use names but anybody else. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, Bryn. Okay, so we do need to vote on this. So that Martin as the reporter of the bill can can report. To the body. So I would entertain a motion to treat the amendment as favorable. So that would be fine. So all those in favor of treating the amendment as. Friendly. Coach you voting. Thank you. All those. Opposed. Folks lower their hands. Second. And we could do it. We could do a show of hands. Either the icons or physical hands that that would be. That would be fine. So all those in favor of treating the amendment as. Friendly. Coach you voting. Thank you. Okay. Folks lower their hands. Okay. And I. Is Felicia the only one that's not here? Am I missing anybody? Do I need to record this? I think it's just Felicia. No, that's okay. It's being recorded by us being on. On YouTube. So that's, that's fine. Okay. So, so 10, zero, one in favor. Okay. Great. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Great. Thank you so much. Okay. So. Great. I think. I think that is it. Okay. And sorry, everybody, about the pretrial services. I just, for some reason, I always had it as a Wednesday. But anyway. Then we're, it turns out we were actually on the floor. So, but it is recorded. So we can, we can watch it. And then tomorrow at nine o'clock, we're going to hear from Lee McGrath. So. Great. And Barbara. I welcome you and Felicia if you want to. You know, introduce. Introduce. Introduce. Yeah, I'll welcome him.  But. But it's very easy to. To get him to. To be here. So that's great. Yeah. I'm pleased. I think people will find it interesting. Okay. All right. Good. Is there a reason that name is familiar? Lee McGrath. It's probably not that uncommon a name. Right. I know a lot of McGraths. Maybe that's it. That may be it. But Felicia heard him at a conference in DC that she went to. So I don't know if you were at that conference too. I don't know what it was, but. No, not me. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's.


Hello, this is LaptopMedia, and today, we will show you how to open the Asus Expert Book B3 Flip and what's inside of it. To get inside of this device, you first need to remove the stylus out of its garage. Then, undo all 10 Philips head screws, and pry the bottom panel with a plastic tool. Please remember, it would be of great help to us if you just hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. That would motivate us to make even more and better videos for you. Here, we see a battery with a 50 watt hours capacity. In our tests, it lasted us for more than 11 hours of web browsing, or 7 hours of video playback. Before you remove it, you need to unplug the battery connector. Then, undo all 4 Philips head screws, and take it out of the chassis. To access the memory, you have to remove a metal shroud. There, you will see a single Sodom slot, with additional 8 or 16 GB soldered to the motherboard. Storage-wise, you get an M2 PCI-EX4 slot. As you can see, the CPU relies on a single heat pipe, a medium-sized heat sink, and a fan. Thankfully, the VRMs are being cooled as well. If you'd like to see more disassembly videos of the latest notebooks we would highly appreciate if you hit the like button and subscribe to the channel.


Welcome back to my channel. So today I've got a ton of cleaning motivation for you I have a whole day of cleaning. I pretty much cleaned my entire house and just got everything up in order It's been a busy week and I just didn't get a chance to get to a lot of housework So my house was definitely neglected and needed to be cleaned up. I Started off in the kitchen and before I get too far into this video I want to thank black pan disposable scrub sheets for sponsoring this video So they are a disposable scrub sheet that you can use to wash dishes It's kind of genius because it really cuts out to that idea of the bacteria building up in your scrubbers that you use To wash your dishes so the scrub sheets come on a convenient role and every day you can pull off a new sheet And then throw it away whenever you're done doing your dishes So the basic way to use them is you tear off one or two sheets You put some soap on them and you wash the dishes after you're done you can use the same sheet to clean up the sink or Remove things from your stove top after cooking then you can recycle these and that's one thing I really love about them is that they are recyclable You don't have to worry about making more waste and you're cutting down on Bacteria building up in those nasty sponges that sit by our sink So after I do the dishes they do go to a second use for me The scrub sheets are a little bit abrasive, but they're totally fine to use on non-stick surfaces and Like my glass top stove. 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So once it's released, I will definitely let you guys know But it's been the best kitchen gadget. I think I have ever had If you all watch my channel often Then you already know that we had planned to homeschool our oldest daughter this year anyways But I know a lot of you have been faced with that decision of whether or not to homeschool or do Virtual learning or there's just so many different options. So I'm curious to know what are you doing with your kiddos? Let me know in the comments. Let me know what grades they're going into. I've gotten some requests on Doing some homeschooling type content. So let me know if you'd be interested in that I myself was homeschooled the whole way through school And so I have a lot of experience with homeschooling and also just helping to tutor my younger brothers and everything So I'm really excited for Everly to start school this year And I'm excited to start teaching her and she's excited for me to be her teacher Been really into listening to podcasts while I clean lately. So you're gonna probably see my headphones In and out while I'm cleaning But I just love being able to multitask and take in good information or encouragement While I'm getting my to-do list done But I get questions sometimes on why I wear long sleeved especially in the middle of the summertime and my husband and I Run on two totally different temperatures So he definitely likes the house to be a lot cooler than I do Which is totally fine as me because I actually enjoy wearing cozy clothes or comfy clothes Even if it means just a hoodie and leggings, but yeah, that's why I wear long-sleeved sometimes Even in the middle of summertime Next I went into the living room and just got everything picked up I really need to do something you guys have that thing on your list that you just keep pushing off and pushing off I'm pushing off. Let me know what it is But what I really need to do is take these couches apart and vacuum underneath the cushions and everything I may or may not have seen some goldfish and a few coins this day while I was pushing them in but just Let's just pretend they're not there, right guys Just keeping it real life But there's one thing on my list that has got to get done soon But I do want to do some deep cleaning this fall So I probably will tackle it all then if I don't get at least a little done here and there If you guys missed it, I just put up my fall decor or at least my first fall decor video I'll link it below and I'm really happy with how everything turned out and how I was able to put everything together But I think I'm gonna do a second one I really want to do something with our front porch entry area. I haven't done anything with that yet So be on the lookout for that. I may just do that yet I went into our room and got the sheets and the bedding all pulled off to put through the washer I have been getting back on my load-a-day train. I go on and off of that every now and then But I've definitely keeping up with a load of day right now It's such a good feeling because then when I want to wash my bedding I'm not all backed up on my other laundry So I just pulled everything off and threw it all in the washer earlier this day I had the girls help me and we tackled their rooms and got everything picked up so at this point I was just ready to vacuum everything and Make sure that the floors were getting into the bathroom and got their bathroom cleaned up this day I actually did not get our bathroom done But at least one of them right guys out of two and I use my teal toilet cloth to get the Toilet all clean this tiny little diffuser is from Amazon It's one of my favorites It actually is pretty strong but I put a couple drops of one of my favorite essential oils in there and It keeps running for a few hours, which is really nice just to give a good clean scent in the bathroom Thank you guys so much for watching today if you're new to my channel I'd love it if you hit the subscribe button I hope this video gave you a bunch of motivation. Don't forget to leave me a comment below I love chatting with you guys and I'll see you guys in my next video


Well on the next Sabbath day Almost the whole city comes back out again to hear more About how the gospel of God was promised before in the Old Testament. Can you imagine right? Can you imagine you have the scriptures the Old Testament scriptures all that God has written in the Old Testament? And that has largely been mysterious to you You can't quite put it together and all of a sudden at the preaching gospel The Holy Spirit enlightening your understanding giving them eyes to see ears to hear and the scriptures come alive and You see in them everywhere you look the Lord Jesus Christ and the fulfillment of the promise where before you didn't see it


So after countless amount of team kills, grenade deaths, and constantly getting run over by a tank, I completed Halo 2 on normal difficulty.  I could make a joking insult about how you spend your time watching an irrelevant kid who talks about movies and video games, but I do truly appreciate those who support my content. I don't make the best videos, nor will I ever, but the feedback within the last two weeks have been gracious and motivating. It's a relief to not be talking to a wall with no response, and I genuinely appreciate anyone who's been combating and sharing my videos. I usually just go into the video without an intro like this, but as we get closer to 100 subscribers, I feel you should know I'm very grateful. Thank you. And to the folks who are new, welcome. I don't bite, but I got teeth, and this is the second video in the series.   But leave the video on because it helps me. Halo 2 is a sequel to Combat Evolved that was released on November 9th, 2004 on the original Xbox. I could spend more time talking about the origin of Halo 2, but I'm going to assume you don't care, which benefits me because I don't care either. Halo 2 isn't an indie game and definitely wasn't looked over. Even if you didn't grow up with an Xbox, you know about Halo 2, and anybody who says they don't must be from the UK because they're lying from their teeth. Halo Combat Evolved was the angel of gaming to some, then Halo 2 is the devil in disguise. In context, this sounds bad, where the angel doesn't want you to use naughty words around elders, the devil dual wields and shreds the guitar. I played through Halo 2 with my friend Alex, and by the gameplay you could tell it's me playing because of the Activate Windows watermark. Trust me, I understand it's awkward, but if I have to deal with it, you have to deal with it too. Welcome to my world. I wanted to play through with Alex so I could have a different perspective besides my own. Believe it or not, I have a ton of nostalgia when it comes to Halo 2. Not possibly, but definitely making me bias. But Alex didn't grow up with an Xbox and has never played Halo 2, so his experience is definitely going to be different to mine. We played on the anniversary version of the game, and to break the ice this game is just really pretty. I can't even count the amount of times I would switch between the original remastered version just to see the difference in comparison of them. It's the globe I never had. They fully rebuilt the game from the ground up and polished everything from the soundtrack to the mountains.  You could put Toy Story 4 next to Ice Age and they won't be able to tell the difference. So seeing the clear difference now with an adult brain, or at least I hope, was very eye catching. Also credit to where credits do. This remastered was made in 2014 and still looks better than most game titles today. And having the ability to switch between both versions of the game for comparison must have been very tedious to implement and definitely deserves praise. But when it comes to the remastered this game, as much as I love and respect the effort of making Play Dome to a statue, I can't say this game is completely faithful. I love Halo Reach, but Reach Guns should stay in Reach. The game came out in 2010. I don't understand why assets are still being used for Halo 2. Some Reach assets are improvements to its original counterpart, like the new Needler in the Spunker Rocket, for example, but the Reach Sniper has no reason to be in this game. They don't even look anything alike. They're two completely different snipers. Blur was the studio to remaster the cutscenes and sound effects in this game. They added the Halo Reach Sniper sound effect as well. And there's no excuse when it comes to the Energy Sword.  The cutscenes that include the Energy Sword and even the multiplayer remastered version of it have the same style with new effects, but in-game it's just a Halo Reach sword. Yes, I'm bitching about pixels, but the old Halo 2 sword was clean. It looked like ice and made the most satisfying noise when you pulled it out. Now it's Crip Blue and makes Star Wars shield noises. But where it gets confusing is when you see the remastered shotgun. Halo Combat Evolved just used all Reach assets, including the shotgun, but why remake the shotgun and not the Energy Sword? This is an issue with the remastered and is extremely nitpicky, but I'm a whiner and I'm whining. Deal with it. The campaign of Halo 2 in comparison to Halo 1 is a great improvement. Halo's 2 campaign is objectively better than Halo Combat Evolved in terms of story. But I subjectively found it more engaging than Combat Evolved. Halo's 2 story starts with a perspective of the Covenant, which now makes the game have more depth in Combat Evolved instantly. You learn from this intro that the Covenant have a government with the judicial system and hierarchy. Covenant Commander Thalva Dam, who later becomes the Arbiter is the Deuteragonist in Halo 2 and is on trial for letting the Halo Ring in the first game be destroyed by the human race. For letting it fall, he's labeled a heretic in his sentence to public torture and execution. From this cutscene, you also learn that the Covenant are brutal and that its hierarchy leaves in similarity to a dictatorship. These three old, lazy shot collars are known as the Prophets, similar to leadership in most modern countries. The Covenant now has death and complexity because of this intro, a system of brainwashed soldiers who put their lives and purpose in faith, just like the civilians in most modern countries. The game takes place moments after Halo Combat Evolved, and the UNSC are celebrating after blowing up the Halo Ring in the first game and proceed to hand out fancy medals until they're attacked by a Covenant fleet. Oh no, spooky. Then the Master Chief gets a strap and goes to town. Pop here, pop there, Suplex City, smack down.  Playing through this mission, you notice a lot of new weaponry. The Battle Rifle and SMG were two new weapons added to Halo 2 with the Assault Rifle being removed. I don't know why it was removed, but its replacement is not disappointing. The Battle Rifle is fun to use and has become so iconic in Halo since being added. Before being molested and butchered, that is. Also, the sound effects for the weapons in this remastered version are beautiful. Blur Studios remade the audio for this game and the guns sound like they're shooting bullets and not pebbles. I should also state that the score for this game is amazing as well. The guitar shredding goes hard for sure, and those vocals, ooh. Not only did his armor get a glow up by upgrading to Mark 6, which now gives him shields in combat, the Chief can now use his left hand, allowing both his choppers to sing. Deal-Wielding was a fun gimmick that flayed the gameplay. Also, I had that Alex really liked how the Crosshair is mixed for different weapons. But following that mission, you discover a message announcing that the Prophet regret is looking for something on Newman Bossa. This is interrupted as a scarab blows up your Pelican transitioning to the start of the mission.   The Covenant got what they were looking for and about to blast off through a wormhole. You board a UNSC ship and a Pelican and catch the portal before the Covenant closes it, glassing the city. If you're wondering what glassing is, it's simply a nukba 20 times larger and wipes out everything. I doubt you'll be a ghoul after this. We go back to the Arborist perspective who has been tortured and scarred but still remains loyal to the Great Journey. Instead of killing him publicly, the Prophets wanted to become a sacred arbiter and do their dirty work, seeing it as a win-win because the arbiter gets to keep his life while the Prophets set him on suicide missions for their game. A revolution has started with a group of rebels calling the Prophets liars and sitting at their Great Journey as a death wish. So the Prophets send the arbiter to silence those who go against the Great Journey, just like some human religious figures. And for the first time in Halo history, we play from the Covenant's perspective in-game.  So as the arbiter, you play alongside cute grunts that you don't have to kill for once.  Slash here, slash there, everywhere, everywhere, slash, slash. Oh shit, the flood is here. You kill a lot of them until you find the heretic leader.  Then the oracle appears to confirm it.  The arbiter drags his corpse as evidence for the Prophets, but then the oracle is snagged by Tartarus.  Playing as the arbiter is almost identical to the Master Chief but with some gimmicks. You get an invisibility feature that is limited and was useful time to time but not greatly effective. The flood is more detailed and complex in comparison to Halo 1's flood, but still very tedious to kill, especially in waves. We then switch back to the UNSC's perspective. The ship barely made it through the wormhole and after making it through we discover a new Halo ring that the Covenant have set along.  The chute here, a tank here, a bridge here, and a whack, whack, whack. Ooh, we're underwater now. Master Chief finds the Prophet of Regret and clubs him to death. After that we get to see the iconic scene of Master Chief doing the dash into a body of water. He's then abducted by a tentacle and the scene ends. The missions leading to killing the Prophet of Regret were very lengthy, going from land to bridge to water to land multiple times. The pirate boat part was tedious but had nice scenery so it wasn't completely dreadful to play through. Also, the Scorpion portions were fun when I wasn't being team killed every second by Alex. We then switch back to the arbiter's perspective and the elites are being replaced by the Brutes as the Prophet's protectors because of the elites failure in protecting the Prophet of Truth. This leads to the elites threatening to leave the Covenant. In the next mission, the arbiter is sent to find a relic that activates the halo ring, with Tartarus assisting him in a phantom. After countless checkpoints of killing Flood over and over again, you discover that the humans are after the relic as well and arrived before you. This is noticeable by the Flood's corpses in use of human weapons. Miranda Keys and Sergeant Johnson retrieve the artifact and moments later they are engaged by the arbiter who incapacitates both of them. Their deaths are postponed when Keys is snatched by Tartarus along with the relic, with him stating that the relic is now his responsibility. It's also revealed that the Prophet's ordered Tartarus to kill the arbiter.   After this cutscene, we have all three parties drink tea and exchange numbers for the first time. I praised the opening cutscene in this game because it gave more depth to the Covenant and this cutscene does the same for the Flood. In Halo 1, you have no idea who the Flood was or why they cared enough to attack you. They were essentially just a species that didn't want to die to the halo rings just like the humans. In this cutscene, you still don't know why they want to kill everything, but you learn that the Flood is a parasite and is connected through one hive mine. And this hive mine is called the Grave Mine and is an embodiment of all Flood. This cutscene is straightforward and simple when looking at it through a microscope, but it still has more depth to the Flood since we were first introduced to them in Combat Evolved. The story of the cutscene is that all three parties have a common interest in survival, and they want to put aside their differences to find the artifact and prevent a galactic-wide annihilation. But the depth, as I stated, comes from the dialogue. The Grave Mine describes the Master Chief as machine and nerve with his mind concluded and describes the arbiter as a delusional loyalist who puts his false trust in his hierarchy. The idea of Master Chief being more machine than human doesn't fully get explored into Halo 4, but the seeds have been planted and now require sun and water.  The Grave Mine states he's been around forever and knows everything. There still isn't much explanation for what the Flood's purpose is, but as an audience, we now know the Flood has an identity. The Grave Mine sends the Chief and Arbiter to different locations to search for the relics so they can prevent the activation of Delta Halo. We play as the Master Chief first and get to see this funny cutscene where he scares Alex and takes his weapon. Within the mission, the Covenant are in full civil war with elites and grunts rebelling in the Covenant. But the Chief doesn't believe in politics so he kills anything that breathes. The missions come down to kill everything until you reach a checkpoint, rinse, repeat. Okay, it's not that linear to be fair. You have to rescue Marines and take floating slides, woohoo. After those missions, we see Tartars preparing to activate the Halo Ring after being given the artifact from the Prophet of Truth. And the Prophet will regret and mercy are getting ready to go back to the rest of the fleet until they're attacked by a swarm of Flood.  Making the Prophet of Truth now have full control of the Covenant. We switch back to the Arbiter's perspective after the cutscene. He's been sent to an aftermath of a battle where dozens of elites have been slaughtered by Brutes.  You also learn that Tartars is going to activate the Halo Ring so you pursue him. We then switch back to the Master Chief and the Prophet of Truth is gone, but the Prophet of Mercy is still dying on the floor. You let him die and pursue the Prophet of Truth as he attempts to go to Earth. You leave Cortana behind as a safety measure before you abort a Covenant transport ship in pursuit of Truth and the mission ends. Going back to the Arbiter's perspective, you free rebellion prisoners and find Marines being attacked by the Flood in front of a Scarab. Turns out that the driver of the Scarab is a now free Sergeant Johnson who makes a treaty with the Arbiter to stop the activation of Delta Halo. Tartars has locked himself in the activation building and Sergeant Johnson has to blow the door down with the Scarab, so you protect him until he does in a Banshee. After blowing up the door, you hop out of your Banshee to find Tartars attempting to make keys activate the Ring. Then the Arbiter and Johnson intervene, telling Tartars that the Great Journey is a lie and that the Prophets have betrayed them. Tartars being completely loyal sees the Arbiter as being jealous that the Brutes have replaced the elites, so he activates the Ring and fights the Arbiter. After this annoying boss fight, the Arbiter kills Tartars, then keys does some crazy parkour and deactivates the Halo Ring saving the day. Then Johnson keys and the Arbiter discover that there are multiple Halo Rings with a way to activate them all at once. We then cut to the Chief who is still inside of a Covenant transport ship and states that he's going to finish the fight and the game ends. The ending of this game is a cliffhanger and a poor resolution but the last mission the game was made but never put into Halo 2. This was because there's just no space for it back in the day, so people in 2004 had to deal with this cliffhanger until 2007. And in context to its own campaign, it's an abrupt ending. Also, after the credits, you get a cutscene of Cortana being abducted by the Gravemind. Halo 2 was a fun game to play through. I would be a liar though to say that it holds up to what I thought of it as a kid. In truth, Halo 2 isn't a complex campaign. It's a linear story but that's not necessarily bad, considering the time it came out. In truth, this game doesn't have an incredible world or character building like modern games. Okay, I take that back. It's a simple fun story with stakes in action. Other notes I want to state is that the AI in this game have been improved since Combat Evolved. But every flood enemy was still very tedious to deal with. They were tanky and did a shitload of damage. And after dealing with the same enemy for 10 plus waves, it got really boring fast. The Brutes were also very annoying to deal with, especially when they were in their overpowered Gorilla mode.  The side characters in this game had charm but they were just in the background for most of the time. If it wasn't for Halo 3, a lot of them wouldn't be iconic. Except for you, keep offin' that cigar. When it comes to Halo's multiplayer, it's clear the different dev team did their remaster. The anniversaries, models, sound effects, and map designs are very similar to 343 styles in Halo 4 and 5. The elites are brutish and the Spartans are futuristic and they're aesthetic. Also, the gun designs are different to the campaign. Look at the shotgun and energy sword compared to the campaign's version of them. This energy sword is so much cleaner, though. I don't know why they didn't put in the campaign. But the multiplayer still uses the Reach Sniper.  Normal 2 Halo multiplayer revolutionized the world being the first Halo to use Xbox Live. It was more dynamic and competitive with better map designs compared to Halo Combat of all of it as well. This is all I have to say about Halo 2. It's a fun game and a great sequel. Bungie created something excellent and memorable, unlike their two newest projects. Halo 3 is coming to PC soon so that when that comes out, I'll do that. If you enjoy the video, please like and share the video. Everything helps when I enjoy making these videos and all support is appreciated. Also, I have a Twitter and I'll post future updates on there, so please follow. Goodbye. Thank you. Bye. Bye.


What's up everybody, Jason here for JaspiersCageBase.com, 2022 National Treasures World Cup Soccer, Pikachu number 26 sells out with this random number block here that features Brazil, England, and Portugal. Again, some three of the biggest teams in NT World Cup Soccer here. So again, just like any other break, it's a random number block break. We go by the first number, the left side of cinema dash show, of course zero through nine is the number you'll get randomized and the first numbers will be go by. Now of course, any and all redemptions go to spot zero and if there is any non-numbered cards, it'll be randomized to the group. So instead of selling 10 spots, we actually only sold nine and once we got it down to six left, we took out a free spot and we said, hey, for the last three customers I wanna enter and buy a spot, we'll give you a free spot, one of you guys. So what we're gonna do here is a dice roller. These three customers, Ivan and Daniel, got the last three. So they'll have a chance to win a free spot. Free spot customer will paste it in here and that'll make 10 and then we'll use the same dice roller for the names and numbers and then we'll see what number you guys get randomized for those R&B spots. So here we go, dice roller roll, six and a one seven, good luck. Number one, get to free spot, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. And Daniel, seven, boom, last one Mojo got you in at the top there. So six and a one seven, there you go man. And you got the free spot there. Now of course, seven times down the names and numbers, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Seven times, boom, seven, seven. Daniel, down to Steve, boom, seven. Now here we go, the number is zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Seven times, five down to zero. All right, Daniel with five, one, Nicholas with eight, Steve with two, Daniel was four and six, Steve with three, Matt Arnold with nine, Ivan with seven, and Steve Herrick, you have zero. Any and all redemptions. So there you go folks, now coming up next in a separate video is the main break itself. Jaspy'scasebrakes.com, guys good luck.


What's good Josh and boy Ross back again with another video. So we're gonna check out seven WCW jobbers who became WWE world champions This should be an interesting video man. Definitely want to See who are some of the jobbers that became champs The first one I can automatically think of is Jericho I don't think Jericho was a top guy in WCW. Don't actually remember no I don't I don't think people considered him a top guy When he came over to WWE to beat Stone Cold and the Rock at the same in the same night to become the champ Hey, that's so that's a that's a big step up from where you were to beating Stone Cold and the Rock in the same night That's two of the arguably two of the largest people in wrestling at the time. You beat them in the same night That's something big. So we're gonna check that out Appreciate all the love and support you guys shown on channel man. Let's get right into this Things like Chris Jericho the Giants and the radicals all shocked the system when they joined the WWF and WCW's foundations were rocked by the arrivals of Lex Luger Bret Hart and the New World Order All of these names were big stars when they joined their new homes But did you know that some of the most famous faces in WWE history were once completely faceless in WCW? I'm sorry for what happens seven WCW jobbers who became WWE world champions Number seven Rob Van Damme before he was changing. I believe Stone Cold is one of he he was in WCW Before Bishof let him go and then I think he went to ace ECW for a little bit But yeah, he was in WCW for a little bit and then he became the biggest one of the biggest wrestlers of all time In the game in ECW Rob Van Damme was changing his name for WCW calling himself Robby V The whole effing show made his WCW debut in January 1993 and wrestled a handful of matches for the promotion Over the next year A few of these bouts he was mostly used to put over names like Paul Aundorf and the Barbarian He would also clash with the Hollywood blond as part of a tag team match and once tango with future ECW star Raven under his Scotty Flamingo persona following WCW Van Damme would float around the indies in Japan for a while and then of course end up in extreme championship Wrestling and make a huge name for himself. This led him to being signed by the WWE in 2001 and five years later. He would beat John Cena to become WWE champion Great moment ECW one-night stand 2006 Van Damme was probably not going to reach the main event somewhere like WCW his high flying offense and agility made him a perfect fit for the Cruiserweight division But this was definitely as high as he was going to go and if we know one thing about RVD It's that he likes being high. Nice. Number six AJ Styles AJ Styles the man who helped revolutionize American wrestling throughout the 2000s and the owner of the Karenist haircut to ever Karen member of the WCW roster in 2001 Wrestling under the name Teens up with Air Paris to form air raid because WCW naming schemes were pretty trash They wrestled Lost three of them with their one victory coming over Alex Wright and disco inferno So don't feel too bad for them. Their highest profile match was in the first round of a tournament to crown the first ever WCW Cruiserweight tag team champions. They fought eventual winners After the company was bought out by the WWF Styles turned to the independent circuit and established himself as one of the best wrestlers in the world Especially during his stint in TNA He debuted for WWE at the 2016 Royal Rumble Which is awesome man has been WWE champion twice since then considering he spent so long on the other side aka TNA Everyone was worried that Styles would be treated like dirt when he joined the WWE, but he's been extremely well They treated him at that time. They treated him really good. They treated him great As a late he's starting to get back into his rhythm But hopefully hopefully we can get him back into the title picture scene soon Presented since his arrival and they haven't made him wrestle disco inferno once which I'm sure he's grateful for number five Kevin Nash Future WWF and WCW world champion Kevin Nash had a real rough go of it in his first run in Atlanta He first appeared for the company a tag team called the master blasters But the master was losing matches. He then went solo and took on his most infamous role Oz Inspired by the Wizard of Oz Nash dyed his hair silver put on a long green curtain and was managed by the great wizard aka Kevin Sullivan with a pet monkey and the act was as loony as it sounds and it is remembered fondly today That's one of the most bizarre wrestling gimmicks of all time That's like being pushed fairly strongly as Oz the character soon faded down the card because well, I mean look at it Nash then had another rebrand this time calling himself Vinny Vegas before leaving the company in 1993 to join the WWF Nash was immediately given a better deal portraying the tall menacing character of diesel in just over a year Diesel won the WWF championship from Bob backland and carried it for the next 12 months proving that one company's trash can Absolutely be another company's treasure. He would have jumped back to WCW only this time wearing the black and white instead of green number four Edge Adam Copeland was previously wrestling in Canada as the hilariously named at Sexton Hardcastle I did not That can't be real.  That's what he went by Sexton hardcastle, that's a real thing. I had to check is that just sound so No coming to the ring Sexton hardcastle What?  It's the name of Damon striker Damon wrestled two matches on WCW pro in early 96 one was against Kevin Sullivan only this time he was performing as the taskmaster and didn't have a monkey with him The other was against Meng who presumably beat up Copeland so bad that he left WCW and never came back later that same year Copeland made his WWF debut as Edge and over the next 20 years Edge would become one of the most decorated and beloved performers in the company's history You win two were rumbles become the first ever money in the bank briefcase holder retire for nine years and come back with one Hell of a pop and would pick up 11 world championships of his run number three triple H Yes, the man who now runs WWE and who married into the most successful family in all of wrestling once performed under the name terrorizing Look at that triple H is terrorizing name was actually before his time at the company WCW was awful with names Terrorizing bro, what are we talking? I mean Hunter Herms helmsley Herms helmsley is it's a little bit better But I think they were able to spin that so much better into triple H You know, it works a little bit better than terrorizing Never the less mr. Rising had a dozen matches for WCW including one for the television championship before he changed his name and character to Jean-Paul Lavec was a snooty French man who looked down on everyone he saw as beneath him. It was essentially a proto Yeah, I didn't even know that go from an upper-class snob to a degenerate I did not know it before it was Hunter Herms. Helmsley. It was that I did not I'm cerebral assassin to one of the most powerful figures in the company triple H was so prolific with his championship wins in WWE that it became a meme a long time ago But he also won the best seats in the house booking creative and head of talent relations Yeah, bad for someone who started out as a jobber for the competition This is too Kane Glenn Jacob shore has had his fair share of gimmicks Isaac Yankem DDS fake Yeah, doomsday you know bomb and the Christmas creature one of his Appearance on WCW Saturday night in 1993 as bruiser Mastino the future Tennessee faced off against one of the all-time greats the man called sting the stinger quickly dispatched of Mastino that night in Macon, Georgia beating him with a scorpion deathlock in less than three minutes after this defeat Jacobs was gone from WCW and bruiser Mastino was never seen or heard from again Good years later Jacobs turned up in the WWF as unibom and began cycling through the characters We previously mentioned two years after that and almost five years after his loss to sting the Jacobs made his first Appearance as the character that would define his legacy Yeah, as the big red machine Jacobs has won 19 different championships in WWE as well as the money in the bank brief Well, I said WWF champion WDW world heavyweight champion ECW champion two-time in the continental champion WWF hardcore champion WWE 24-7 champion two-time WWE tag team champion non-time world tag team champion 2010 money in the bank where they all I Know came was that super decorated. Oh Lee It's the fact he was a nine-time world tag team champ That's a case in 2010. He also became a Hall of Famer in 2022 joining the man who beat him in WCW all those years ago I'm the Undertaker being a lower-card wrestler in WCW. I'm surprised. I didn't put stone cold in there I mean Yeah, I'm surprised. I didn't put stone cold in there. You would think that would be like the number or lease in the list I mean, I Guess stone cold wasn't considered really a job because he was part of a tag team at one point So I guess you could say you wouldn't there. I think they're only really going by just jobbers I true jobbers like getting squash stone cold technically wasn't a jobber. So at the time So I get it W clearly runs in the family because Kane's big brother was doing it years before he was as Mean Mark Callas the Undertaker was part of a tag team called the skyscrapers who did with the Road Warriors in early 1990 The skyscrapers became the skyscraped when Callas his partner Dan Spivey left WCW And so mean Mark was left to go it alone managed by Paulie dangerously Wow, hey man, which is a wild combination Callas some success as a singles wrestler However, his confidence in WCW management began to falter when Booker Oly Anderson told him that he would never draw money After this remarking I definitely definitely I think you check down the video a while back of that That someone telling him that like them talking about this exact situation. It's crazy Say he would never be a draw and arguably one of the biggest draws in wrestling ever Including a lost Alex Luger in a US title match before seeking passengers new in the WWF and boy Did he find them doing at that year's survivor series The Undertaker would go on to have a wrestling career like no other his five world championships They're just a small part of his astonishing career as it's safe to say that his commitment to cave a but outstanding matches have Big man a lot of money over the years and only Anderson absolutely eight all of his words Yeah, that's the list. Let us know what you thought of this video. Yeah, he he definitely He definitely had to eat those words, bro He became one of the biggest draws at one point people were only coming to WrestleMania to see Who the Undertaker was gonna beat and if anyone was gonna beat the streak that it became a thing, so But yeah, man comment down below Let me know and that's crazy. I know before I get to the outro I know I said Jericho Jericho wouldn't I guess Jericho wouldn't consider the job But it's still he came from WCW and became someone Very huge same thing with Eddie Guerrero Eddie Guerrero was you know known in WCW, but he came over and became very big in the in In WWE what it took time, but he eventually got to that to that pinnacle peak before his Untimely passing so but yeah comment down below Let me know some what is your some of your favorite wrestlers that were in WCW that came over to WWE Let me know down below. I appreciate all the love and support you guys have shown on the channel, man I love you guys so much. We're almost done with 2022 and you guys have shown me So much love all over the years and especially this year. So thank you guys so much, man You're undisputed YouTube wrestling champ of the world appreciates you and I appreciate y'all kicking me. See y'all next one. Peace


Well, oddly enough, I've actually sailed in the northern part of the Barrier Reef using a chart that was prepared by Cook. I mean, it was still in use in the 1950s. His navigation was extraordinarily accurate. And while facing all the problems and the climatic dangers, he stuck to his last, and he continued to make all these detailed plottings. He encountered great difficulties, most appalling of which was that he was worried by the Barrier Reef, which nobody of course seen before. And suddenly found that actually he had done the worst thing possible of getting inside the reef, because he was now trapped. So getting out again to the safety of the open ocean was a huge problem to him, but of course he succeeded.


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