I have a problem with our structure that on the remote server it needs to run through because the files are just on the main files in the developer to give the servers a remote. You won't have the exact copies of user ADs and plan transitions on these things. So for a full system backup you would probably need to replicate all the user ADs in the remote server. Most of the time when it's used it's used for backing up one person's files. But if you've got a full system backup you need some sort of user ID signal. You can go to a directory service or something like that. What I think is the latest in the box paper is that it provides a bigger system like a server system. On the end of the features it tries to be able to secure once a whole file is stored in the servers. It's sort of encrypted. You can use it on your own for a certain treatment. So you have to sign the new work using your backup store. You can sign quotas, softboats and hard quotas to limit what each client is able to backup. And it tries to use this quota efficiently. So it doesn't try to delete it or over it. It tries to keep all the copies for the master list deleted and they will be garbage collected at the time you need the backup storage. It's a box bigger backup. One of the guys next door asked if any of the backup stores recently handled ACLs in the end. He was having trouble with that. I said I'll ask when this will happen. I'm not sure if a box bigger is handling ACLs because I don't use ACLs. He was reduced to running scripts that backup the ACL stuff from out of the band of the whatever archive he was using. What department will hope you are handling ACLs is storing the ACLs in a plain text file directory. You want all the ACLs to be applied. And then you can restore them instantly by running setfrockerl or data tanks file. Just play with the file and get right there with the ACL. And this works with any backup storage. Thank you. I think that's something I could probably use there. Has anybody used Amazon S3 with the backups tool? So I know there's one company which perhaps it's in an arcing interface. I haven't been great enough to try it yet. Because of the operation storage of that. So is everybody else there? Is everybody else here using some backup solution? What can you tell us about? Because the arcing board here might hear a bit about the actual talk topic one.  I use Bacular just on my personal systems. It's sort of alright. The reason I chose it is because it advertises itself as handling the media quite well when I started using it. Which it didn't actually, but it does reasonably now. It's a big pile of scripts. It seems to sort of work. It's allegedly supports other arcing codes. Of course we know how to use that stuff. I've never had any difficulties restoring some of the backups themselves. Someone's been a fan to deal with it. I've probably been a fan of it as well. I've not been on that recently. Otherwise I use arcing. It's here that I want to restore. I want to change your hardware. I want to change your hard drive. It's just like a form in the window. You get it right on your hard drive. It works really well. It helps you to ensure that you can see what you're on. You get it right on your hard drive. You get it right on your hard drive. You get it right on your hard drive. I would say that it's a big stage. That it's not networked. You have to write a script to back up on your hard drive. I'm not a big fan of it. I have a strong fan for it. It's quite fun. I have a lot of ideas and plans for it. I'm not sure. Otherwise I use my own hard drive system. I hope that it will be back up on the LED.  I also have some great projects like this. What would be so new? I'm just gonna write it down. I don't know why it's using that much in the CPU part of it, because I think it's really the fact that it's taking too many CPUs power that it's unable to do better with everything. Because Dave's treatment of this is so possible, I'm not sure if you can do that. But that's back it up again doing that, does that? Back it up, yeah, yeah. Anyone else see that before? Well, no, it's just a diabetes issue. So nobody's here who says, oh, I have a great system and it works. That's all the things I want to do. But apart from the CPUs, it really does what I need to do. It can have it's schedule, it can run with auto loaders from Dave's. Can you come back up with us if this isn't necessary? So, yeah, it's really the system we're just having in all the sites right now. So, I found this backlist console a bit weird this a bit. Yeah, I could. A little bit of land either in place. User-inquins by accident rather than by design. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But where it works, it seems to work quite well. And the scheduling and something, you know, to the user interface, you do that to the company part of it. Only restoring their disk or manually running a job with it. The media management and so just checking and stuff. And then restoring the files. If you check the W's widgets. No, I don't see that. It has a graphical interface for restoring. I was at a Dallas Linux user group meeting and they had a guest speaker that'd written about 20 books. And he was speaking on Linux administrators. He'd just written a book. He said that there was a real shortage of people that could operate big data centers with hundreds of computers or something like that. He said most of the people were power Linux users. But knowing how to run something with all that many servers and so forth. And he mentioned one package that all of the big data centers use. And it slips them on mind right now, but I think it had something to do with Maryland. University of Maryland. I think that was the name. That was the name I was trying to come up with. And I've used that. It seemed a bit stuck in the 80s with everything's got to go to take. But you could stick stuff to this, but it was sort of like some people take your piece of disk. It's really a take and stuff like that. And it sort of works all right. It was a bit hairy to set up, but I think it's had a lot of testing. It's pretty stable. But it's five years in for a few years. It's very complicated though as well. I set it up at home. Yeah, I think it's like a killer. Yeah, and it's long to weird. It's very much a black box to me. And it seems to have weak support for scanning tapes. I've done them. I've done tapes on a hard disk as well. And it seems that a volume you back up has a fifth in a tape. Yeah, and if it doesn't, it really doesn't like it. I've done tapes back in the now, I can't restore them easily. So it's like a lot of work. Yeah. There are commercial tools. I know some of the bigger hosting providers that use these commercial tools. I've never had an experience of that. It does seem that there's a bit of a gap on enterprise scale stuff. But I suppose that's because of the backups on the rest of the XD. People don't like working on them. And certainly people have to back up their own home systems and develop the free tools to do that. But when it comes to enterprise levels, it's difficult to get a development environment which stresses it where it doesn't matter if you back up all the backups to all your customers. So I guess that's why there's sort of a gap in free enterprise-grade back up tools. Because most of the people who are running that environment is too risky to be developing something wrong and setting up a test environment which has been very, very expensive. So I'm not saying it'll never happen, but I think that's those circumstances that I'll give back a bit. That's been my experience. I mean, as you said, there's been any stuff that they have said that's sort of, they have said to great, in their comments, that I'll be just interested to hear about it. That doesn't even know. What I'd like to have seen as part of the session is about meant to be about back up PC. Have we actually got anybody in the room that uses back up PC or knows about back up PC? I installed it on my workstation at home. I don't use it anymore for something this cool. Why is that? I found a lot of response back in the way I mentioned earlier. It seems to be quite nice for you both to get an understanding of the PHP from where you can add hosts and say what to back up where and everything. Have you tried doing a restore with it? I find that half the products, I think half becomes nice and easy to do. It's crunch time. It's quite easy because you can, if I remember correctly, you can restore from the web interface so you can say if clients have the possibility to log in on this back up PC, they can run in the face and say please get me that file in the back up storage. I deployed it about four or five years ago on a mixed Linux and Windows Office environment and at that the web interface was a really cool feature because it kept the user down. It says that means here. But also I think you've got lots of similar systems to back up. It's really cool in the way that it checks some files so you can back up on Office for the PCs and use maybe two PCs worth of storage to do it. I think about 20 PCs which were mixture of dead end and Windows boxes probably took about, it squashed it, the squashing you've got in the combination of compression and checks how many it is, just probably about 20 or 30 to one. So it's very storage efficient. I'm talking about a sort of four-year-old version so I don't know how it's progressed since. It coped quite well with machines which were on intermittently as well. I mean, we've noticed it would prefer, you could say, I'd prefer probably not to bang this machine up at night but if it's been off for the last week then I'm going back up during the day if it was idle, which was quite a nice feature which was given for workstations which a lot of, practically all the other back up stuff I've used is totally in a service so there seem to be on 24-7 and they just break the power assumption it's not true. Another back up PC who is this on my own on this side? Somebody, one of my office mates was playing for the phone. I had been told on my list of things to play with one of the things I heard about it that made it sound more attractive apart from the fact that you'd have to do crazy hacking stuff to back up to a hard drive was it's got single instance stored ability so rather than backing up to say file all the time you know you'd do fall back up to all the time and the file hasn't changed or stored once on this it has like a file with hard links or something like that apparently so that sounded like a bit more efficient way of using the hard drive as a backup store. I have a question does anybody is aware of a product which is... I have to say that all those files from Derbyn actually match the MD file file of the file so I don't need to back it up to back it up. Yeah, back up. The next question was does it have some future to actually upload some new files to an FTP server? No, I don't do that. Actually I came up with three years ago, I came up with a very large script today in which I get all those MD file files and then make a div from the previous backup and upload and include all that with GBGP and upload FTP server so actually I can turn it every day and upload it to an FTP server by the file that provides me so I don't know back up to see or do that. Any software that would be better enough to have backup on FTP server? I would imagine that that's something that you could extend back up PC to do if it doesn't do it already because it does have this concept of trying to only store files once and noticing what the differences are so it's something that if it really hasn't already done it it wouldn't be a huge amount of work I think to add it but I don't know but it's my guess, the first guess. Once this software is written in I can't remember how I see the backup PC it looks like it's either written in Perth or extendable in Perth I think it is in Perth, yeah. It then looks like it's using some SMB to connect and talk to the windows machines and to our sync to talk to the unix machines generally connects to everything and looks good. Questions for each other? I have some questions about not software but configuration our often we should do some backup because they see that the machine at most frequently look up and we have some problems or we have some problems to check the backup that you will be able to do this side of common I have also we always have to stay to the try to it doesn't always quite work out probably the other sets up but I try and stick to the the only prong to backup's failure of the name I'm never quite organized enough for that I do other people actually do and so if I found something I can actually stick to to the machine. You can set that up to take also a man that does this you can say I want the name I want the full backup every end of days and I want incremental between that and I think it's up to do it on two levels as well so because obviously the more incrementals you're taking the more single poise of failure you've got in the chain so if you lose one bit of video then will be your latter incrementals so you're missing some it can take a full backup and then incrementals and then you can carry on doing incrementals if you want or if you want you can then do another big incremental based on the last full backup and start doing smaller incrementals on that we've seen quite a nice sort of way to reduce the dependency to the incremental chain feel like backlit does that I think and I think a man does that as well but I do backlit although I did find it a bit of a pain to set up and get the DVD writing working while it works all it does is basically when the DVD fills up it sets me in balance so as you need to put in the DVD and write and label it and after two or three days I generally actually get around to doing that but most of the time yeah it's a good piece to buy then it manages, it takes care of all the scheduling and it manages all the labels and when it decides it needs to reuse stuff then it'll say I'll put this old DVD back in out of Lancet because according to the rules it'll give me that data now enough you don't care about it anymore and it does take care of all the good keeping to do with backups in quite a nice way but I've done it only a handful of restores you need to get and it's yet to prove itself in a total disaster so as the caveat I'll put around that but I'll resume it if other people have that's something good to be said for Amanda for what it's crafting as it is it's most improved solution in terms of just number of years of testing that there's a lot of these European things like back up DC and back to ARR they're not as stable as they are, that's just the feel again from the problem any sort of empirical measurements it's just the feel of the code and the documentation how do you feel about something that uses CPIO that's going to be a method of putting stuff I'll put it into a quick get back it doesn't really matter CPIO is well tested as long as I don't have the time to time CPIO commands all the time I don't think it really matters what it uses as a slow level so all are here basically CPIO all the time so that's certainly what's tested and it's been around for years and years and years as well for that type well some of them would use TAR some of them would use RC some of them would use CPIO what would be the advantages the use cases for each one of them really last things I'm going to give you a copy of the box I'm not going to give you a container because it's half wall or a CPIO archive you can get the equivalent of this it's like that so a single file contains a bunch of files and a metadata of those files in the audience if you're trying to get back up on a remote system then TAR is a truly good option because you need to copy all the files all the time whereas with RC you only copy changes so it really depends on your situation if you say I need to have a mode version I need to be able to go back to the snapshot of three months ago then RC is going to be a good choice unless you need to snap the remote system because RC also removes changes that you have to but it usually removes changes in some file so that you use what you have yesterday so it really depends on what you need to get back to the end so RC is kind of out there so it depends a lot of it depends on how much your system has changed if you're taking remote backups how slow and expensive your network bandwidth is it's really you've got to decide on a case-by-case basis what's the most appropriate tool I use Spectr for myself and I use RC to take remote backups on my clusters the whole field of customer where I actually need a combination of RC RC call systems to a central backup system which then target to take you can actually build what I'm working we're using different types of backup solutions we're using Tor RC setmanda MySQL database Snapshots we're using really a bunch of different data types a bit too much for the types but it works really well because we're both using local backups and remote backups for different things How do you want to go on the large mail store if there's a lot of files for me if we do an album Snapshots it is a tool that can really do a deal for companies sorry because there are quite a lot of files for example RC it just fits a lot of memory it's very long somebody had it in 10 years that is a problem with RC if you're doing very big file sets it builds a list of files around it takes full weight to remember when you build a lot of files it's not convenient but RC has some something like R doesn't it just walks the file system and makes up as it goes so you don't have any increase so you don't get a nice auto incremental stuff that you get with RC and that has been a flaw of RC I don't see you can do it's technically possible to walk a file system while you're doing an RC it's just that that's not how this will work that might be but I don't think it is but you can certainly build an RC type tool that walks the file system that goes it's just that I don't think one exists the only thing I've had to do when I'm in that form of RC is just to back up parts to create a type so you're using this so each RC process doesn't run out right now we just make a full copy that's one month and just configure to assume that the new mail will push it to a separate store if you tried using good news files to an incremental format if you tried using has anybody got much experience using that? I've used that the system I described really when it does actually is it runs a file just and you file it as a later date that makes an incremental run and if you want to do a full run again you just need that file and it writes a file at the beginning so it can happen that you have two incremental runs if your run is very long and files are changing between so two incremental runs can actually have the same file back though but that's just a minor number of files that you have the only problem you have with Dara is if you want to restore files you don't have to but it makes it at the beginning or it thinks that if you really need to search the entire archive so that it can take a while might have some other issues but what about some other issues and I have a task of online for example partly I can make a web short of the blog device but the problem is memory then has a freeze so you can pause the access for a little and then you can save it but if you already have the same function and it does shoot down the instance then you need to re-upload it later maybe someone uses them but it's just Excel it can pause the instance and then you can use save and then restore but you need to run then restore it later and then full procedure to explain it but I didn't found something that can just normally don't down the instance right no we only think of it it's like a snapshot of the problems then and that's there may be some transactions the problem is that some of our customers are using mysams storage it can be broken when don't snapshot because mysams can't finish writing to mysams storage if it works in a different way just to recover the first transaction is finished I can just get it broken if you can just tell I guess you're going to go with 13 and the mysams storage do you want to go with 5? I assume that's not the case with mysams I heard some way of synchronising mysams when you did an LBN snapshot whether that was a commercial extension or what I'm not sure but the answer is to synchronise your LBN snapshot with your database so the database has to be missing in getting it's files in a resistance state for the instance you're taking the snapshot so you could do the same thing when you're dead with Zen with all this social things that's burnt I don't know whether there's any on the shelf tools to do that I'd better talk to Zen people so there's some way to dump them just to remember because there are some way but it's also done this eventually you can do Zen live vibration from machine to machine at that so if you can even do that then I'm sure you can snapshot to this anyway we are running with replication we have some machines replication database we have allium sensors and we have mysams test and we've seen that the data and the database it's great so you're not missing nothing do you want to call that? anyway I wonder why I know the way to dump them because it's what we call it just freezes the instance so it's not making any variation time making a snapshot dump memory it shouldn't be on it's only on freezes systems I guess I want DCP connections just 10 depending on the memory well the Zen live migration does build up the copy incrementally so it uses page tables to do you use some way of copying the right well it uses the page tables to keep track of which pages are 30 since we did the last thing so it copies more and more and then when it's decided it's got 99% it freezes the running instance takes another look at the page tables and sees what's now 30 syncs that to the new machine and then kicks it off the new machine first obviously a demo they did it was something like a third of a second to do the to one switch over so it was a very impressive demo so are you going to do that from machine to machine there just doing a snapshot of this? It would be good to cover itself on the song of a decent player or just a great cook in arms without much downtime probably to the rest of the message that wouldn't be a good idea I mean if you can't do that then I would have thought it's probably not the big job that I'd have to set because the code to do live migration is already easy yes they have the system so it's a great sort of I'm not going to say the difference I've got a question to Charlie I'll throw another one in the link about a different part of it quite a bit of discussion quite a very interesting point is about the backup side of the thing another part of this session was supposed to be about the installation it's not something I've really gone into very recently especially not since the demo installer changes is anybody actually using the demo installer to do an automated installation yet what's working for you what's not working who's using fly what's not working is anybody doing an automated installation yes we're using pre-seeded DI extensively at google internally for the corporate stuff we don't use FAI we use something called Slack which I'll upload to the probably this week's upload it's is similar to FAI in that you can have a couple of Slack roles which are kind of like in my FAI classes but it's very simple it just drops files onto a machine so we'll have a Slack role so you are an SMTB server for example that will drop the relevant configuration files onto that machine and it has a pre-installed script and a post-installed script and that will do any extra package installation and that sort of stuff so we just have a is what the pre-seeded DI spins out and then we apply whatever Slack roles we need to get up to whatever it is for them so if a machine dies and needs to be re-installed for their battle please do an automated installation on the site again and is that the sort of thing that the user gets to be on their desk would kick off for themselves or is it a bit more we don't use it on the desktop we use it on the servers more but you know getting a user that needs to be a DNS server for example could just build the instructions and be install it Slack would be a particular Slack role you know Workstations we also do automated installs on we just want to see a engine for that so as well so the base install will come out but there will be a bunch of see a engine to start with that so someone else on the other side using can be installable pre-seeding or something I've been playing with it I have had some problems getting the partitions team because I want to make a lot of LVM partitions a different type of file system that is free on the SNPFs I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I


Skaven Hunt is one of the most unexpected challenges, and Cannibal does this great bit on Twitter, which is Make Shit Mondays, which people show the stuff they've been working on.  It's been interesting, but this is really cool. So security wouldn't let me bring it inside, but this is a custom-built flamethrower. Oh, that's amazing. That is incredible. That is really cool.  Do I get one? If you want, I can tell you one. All right, that'd be great. We'll talk later. Yes, I like what you got. Again, completely legal at DEF CON to sell flamethrowers, theoretically. Fully legal in Nevada, up to 10 feet in California, not legal in parts of Maryland. Wait, you're actually serious. I'm actually serious. It is legal to own a flamethrower. I want to. Can you use this for home defense? Depends if you still want a home afterwards. I mean, if there's a spider in it, then this is totally just a flamethrower. I also have smaller flamethrowers. Oh, for the kids. That's fantastic. Thanks for checking out Skaven at DEF CON 30 in HACON.


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President of the United States, Vice President and Mr. Doug Fliggy. Please be seated. Fifty years ago, J. Berwanger of the University of Chicago was a powerful halfback and a hero to millions of football-loving Americans, including a certain sportscaster named Dutch Reagan. In 1935, he won a new award, the Heisman Trophy, and a great American tradition was born. A list of Heisman Trophy winners reads like an honor roll. There was Nile Kinnick of Iowa. There was a brilliant running back and a true patriot who gave his life during World War II. There were the great young men of Notre Dame, Angelo Bertelli, John Lujak, and others who kept on going out there for the Gipper. In recent years, we've seen players set new standards of excellence. Champions like Earl Campbell, Herschel Walker, last year's trophy winner Mike Rosier, and this year, well, this year, there's a young man who stands in a class by himself, Doug Flutey. When Doug Flutey arrived on the Boston College campus in 1981, he was just a fourth-string quarterback. And since that time, he has put together the most prolific passing career any major college quarterback has ever had. He's given us fans a host of moments to remember, including a play during the final seconds of this year's Boston College Miami game that will go down in football history. With a score of Miami 45, as you all well know, BC 41 in just seconds left in the clock. Doug took the snap, dropped back, and with the clock at zero, he fired into a sky-high 65-yard pass right, arched into the M-zone and right into the hands of Boston College receiver Gerard Phelan. BC won the game. Doug Flutey won our eternal admiration. And for 50 years, the Heisman Trophy has stood for loyalty, courage, teamwork, and a ceaseless striving for excellence. Doug Flutey, it's an award that you richly deserve. Congratulations and God bless you. Thank you very much. It's indeed an honor for myself to be here in the presence and having the opportunity to meet the president. And thank you very much for your comments. I'm excited to be here at the White House and it is a great opportunity for my whole family also. I'd like to welcome the fellows from Gonzaga High School and wish you all the luck in the future. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me. The Heisman Trophy is something that means a lot and it's something that I never would have expected. And just, I guess for you guys, if you can dream it, it's possible. I never could have dreamed winning the Heisman or being here in this situation.  Thank you. Mr. President, Mr. Vice President, it is an honor to be here today and I'd like to inform everyone that honoring the Heisman's 50th at the Downtown Athletic Club for the first time in award history, we have made a reduced replica to bring to Washington today. Mr. President, on behalf of the Downtown Athletic Club of New York and the Heisman Trophy Committee, it is a pleasure to make you an honorary Heisman winner. That's better than an Oscar. Thank you very much. You're welcome Mr. President. I remember when we met you in New York and you came over with Archbishop O'Connor. Don't forget I played guard at Eureka. Well, thank you very much. I'm very pleased and proud to have this. I'm not even going to put it back down on the table. All right. Thank you all. I guess this includes our show. Oh yes, I will put it down on the table. Thank you. Welcome to St. Hyde. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Congratulations.


Yo, what's poppin folks welcome to another video boy. Do I have a surprise for you guys today? Especially since I got my boy With me today. Am I the big surprise? Oh, yeah, you're the big surprise all for you. Lojo That's my Nick paint the big surprise the big surprise.  Be sure to smash that freaking like button. I love you guys We're doing another live bait fishing challenge, but we have a little mix on we're walking into Petco right here Which do you think they have crickets? We're like on a time crunch right now. It's about to get dark in like an hour So we're just like we're gonna go into Petco praying that they have freaking crickets, bro Something that we can catch fish and then we got to run by Walmart and get the live worms and then we're gonna get some other Surprises there so be sure to stay tuned But if you guys are new to the channel be sure to smash the subscribe button Hit the like button if you guys have been enjoying the content and also Go subscribe to my boy lojo link in the description. Let's go ahead get this started to do they have crickets Please have crickets Oh Like I don't like why would they that's my thing.  Yeah, this is Freezer is currently broken this dog food. Yeah, but it's not the pets. Is it Smith? Is it pet smart? We need pets more some of the biscuit. This is for like really like pets. This is literally Dang it See if they had lizards and frogs here they eat, you know crickets, so Gosh dang it I did not have That was that was too quick They did not have crickets nor worms nor any type of bait that we get used to fish with at all So it's the plan man not to get run over by a car. All right, Becky Becky is freaking with Becky is just irritated today. Okay, so We're probably in there a max of 45 seconds not gonna lie, so we're in a rush like I said one hour until it gets dark So we're just we're just running we got They're probably gonna like chase us out. What did you do plan a bomb or something? What's going on? I think I'm gonna hop on the phone with Walmart real quick We got to go there anyways for night crawlers I'm praying that they have crickets see if they have dude if they have frogs and lizards They should have crickets. Yeah, exactly. So I don't know so pet co Little informative information from nowhere right here does not have I guess I guess it's pet smart They're their names are too similar man. Whatever. Okay, let's get the Walmart. Here's the next shot. Locho Next stop pray that Walmart has crickets because if they don't I'm gonna have to catch you guys tomorrow I really do not know if they do but you guys let us know if your Walmart has crickets I'm confused. Whoa. I'm very confused. We went to Petco instead of pet smart and then Turns out pet smarts an hour away Yeah, a little little too far. I mean if we got to go to pet pet smart tomorrow, then that's fine Dude, we're the fish go dude. They had fish here last week or last month Look at those little neon guys, man. Look at that. Got the little pinks going. What else we got down here? Absolutely nothing. Okay, dude, but they were all dying. I think they just sold all their fish I'm not even kidding. There was a fish tank here and a Look at this. They've got SpongeBob They seriously had tanks right there and I said some of my videos like come on Walmart fix this and now they're gone Because they're all the fish were dead. That's sad right there Walmart. You need to fix this. This is nasty This is really bad. I mean look at this they Come on Walmart Fix this for me. Please make it a little better environment. I screwed ourselves, man. I shouldn't have said that There ain't even any fish no more. I made Walmart take out their fish They sell like worms and night collars Yeah, I thought they used to be back here You guys moved the fish tanks. Yeah, we're the fish tanks the other way No, no, I mean the ones that have like live fishing used to be some right here. No way no more fish Gotcha. Oh boy. I Did they die? That's sad right there. Oh, okay. Thank you. He was he was really confused by my line of question All right, we're one last shot. Lojo. This might not be a curriculum Dude, how do you catch crickets? Do you know how to catch crickets?  I was like, did they die? He got all defensive. He's like, no, they didn't die No, I'm sorry. I didn't know what happened to him. No, they do they probably Walmart they do watch our videos though They do like Walmart comments on our videos all the time. So maybe they really did get them Did I really just make Walmart stop-smelt selling to you just you just killed all those I just literally just made Walmart stop-selling fish. Walmart. You need to fix this. What is this? Oh blue girl, babe. Do we catch a freaking million up with that?   Oh heck. Yeah, dude I mean that's what it says blue girl bait. I mean look at them. They're like little little rainbow pellets Yeah, but It's so good Wait, so I mean if we can't find crickets that'll catch Stuff too, right? I would take that over a night crawler Any day of the week. So they really catch that much. Yeah, dude. Have you ever used these before? No? I bet you some of your subscribers know exactly about leave your comments in the comment section below if you use it I will fish with these you can fish with night crawlers. I'll take these all day every day You know what? I think I gotta take you in on this. Let's do it.  Oh, that's the truth. That's the truth. Have you ever used these before? They look cool. Well, you actually haven't used them. Hello, Joe. Let me ask you this Which ones are better the night crawlers or the big red wigglers? Well, I can tell you this you got a lot better chance of being alive if they're the night crawlers Yeah, I guess Those do not look very good. I'll be honest. What about what are those on the bottom? Oh, yeah, these are definitely alive Oh, those are smaller. Yeah, we go Oh, yeah, juicy Oh, yeah, look at that. You can tell they're freaking good to go They look wet. Those were all dried up. It comes to find out loger was actually lying to me. He's I was lying, but I really think just looking at these things they look unusual. They probably stink It's a high heaven and since we can't find crickets and we can't do the whole night crawler versus crickets Why not do night crawlers which we have now and these crazy looking things? I mean, look they've got like multi species on there too. There's like a bluegill That's like a red breast breasted some clearly says bluegill I know but look at it, but I know I know too.  I don't know Well, that's by the title. It's probably like live versus fake We started off this so confident in the crickets, but I don't know man. All right. So what do we need lojo? Small hooks He left his wallet This guy right here The wallet really Trying to get me to pay back. I see what you're doing here. I know the deal. I've been hey I've been hanging around with norm long enough.  It's the big boy challenge. That's right It's gonna happen. I'm gonna let him he's like, where's my rod? I said you can use mine for a little bit It don't matter We're gonna go down. This is actually the new house that my parents just bought just got into their new house We lived in the old house for like 14 years. And so they just got this beautiful house They got a really smoking deal on it. This neighborhood has been here for a while But stock market crashed back in 2007. They weren't building houses and It's been it's been great.  I'm not knowing. I don't know what kind of bait In the natural world that they would eat that would be rainbow colored at all.  This should be one. Hey, take a sniff lojo. You gotta take a sniff. Do not put your face in the bait. Take a sniff All right, mom. Take a sniff Take a little take a little whiff You don't that's like inside my lungs That's how you know your son's a fool Wait, so who's using which I'm using the stinky bait using the stinky bait in your so I'm using worms Yeah, I guess you guys can keep And lojo show off the combo that we got since we really didn't get to show it much Check out this bad boy. This is uh your classic zebco. Oh, no, this is shakespeare. It's not even a zebco Did you know that was a shakespeare? No, I didn't I thought it was a zebco. Yeah, that's great. But look at this. Yeah, show that a little bit of rod bend in it though So there's that So if I get a bass, I'm gonna be in big trouble. All right, what about you authentic? It says authentic right on it Zebco 33 Comes Standard with the zip tie You can't just get that any place.  Yeah, I'm bringing All right, let's get it. Look at that. Now. What does it feel like? Does it feel like play though? Like gum?  It stinks so bad. You go ahead and rig up and I'll get later I'll get rigged up after you get your ally in the water. Dude.  Look how much play my rod has though. I mean if I hook into like a two pound bass I'm gonna be in serious trouble So you just kind of play-dotted around the hook, huh? Yeah, I just kind of mashed it around the hook Did you expose the hook at all? No, I didn't. I just figured if they're gonna eat it They're gonna eat it. I want to check out these casting skills you got here It's freaking pushed out of here. That's what I'm saying. Check out these casting skills. I've never casted this before ever So it's gonna be fun Boom, right there. It's gonna get eaten in two minus two seconds. I may want to just expose just the tip of it, but just the tip You got on? Palettes, where did I come from? Dude, look how big that thing is. Jesus. Oh my god Dude, that thing is huge.  You took off too, boy. That's a freaking tank I thought you had a bass for a minute because the way he was fighting, but that is I mean look at the head on that thing Oh, yeah, that's it. That's a slab. Hold up. Oh A's got survival skills Oh, that is definitely put him in your hand again. Dude, that's a freaking that is a slab That's a slab. That's how you know it's a big one right there.   Hey, I picked it out. Did I tell you? I picked it out. I'm trying to tell you that is a slab Dude, that's awesome. Look at his mouth.  That's insane.  They're huge in here. Oh, he's pulling drag Oh my gosh, they're giants Dude, this is this is a lot smaller than first one. But look at this one's pretty Yo, let us know in the comment section below if we should do a catching cook out here because I feel like this is calling for a catching cook Look at his belly. It's a chin. How pretty that is. Dude. Nice. It's a nice one. Heck. Yeah, you guys are both on board I see your blue gill. Now yours was big. Have you raised me? If my mom was yours, mine's pretty Oh, there it goes. Starting to get a little bit of rain, but like I said one to one five versus fake I'm pretty impressed with the fake bait. I mean for you to catch a blue gill that big Like loger's was still big, but that one was just a tank Dude, dude Oh my gosh, my camera wasn't on it. I was just about to say you're gonna be slunged. Oh, that's a giant.  Wait, no, he's not. I thought the line got wrapped up Look at that man. That's a nice one. Dude. Yeah, still. I mean steve caught that one was a monster Yeah, that was a big one. This one's a little bigger than the first one I caught though. Still giant This is absolutely catching cook territory right here.  They got a lot of meat on them Dude that as soon as he hit the water Yeah, oh that one's beautiful. That's a oh man. Look at that one. You have to do bro. All right. Oh, that's right. Yeah Here look at that. No. No. Yeah, I just I forgot that's two big ones you've caught today And look at look at the red the red tummy like the really good red tummy Oh Their poppers are right next to each other. This is gonna be close. I don't know my bets on steve He's on a hot streak right now.  I think the bass are meant for me He's a bass fisherman. He's not a blue girl. He's playing around man. Yeah, I was just playing around man Just nothing about it. Old bass pretty guy. Let's get him back in the water Thank you guys so much for watching clearly all the heck with that He finally filmed the fish with dad today and you know what's up. He got schooled From the old man. What's up? Tell him. Oh, just I said


The Danish Defence Minister warned Russia could attack NATO. Denmark should speed up its military investments after new intelligence indicates that Russia is re-arming faster than expected and that it could attack a NATO country within three to five years, the Danish Defence Minister said, according to Reuters, Russia's capacity to produce military equipment has increased tremendously, Defence Minister Charles Lund-Polson told the Jailands-Posten newspaper. It cannot be ruled out that within a three to five year period, Russia will test Article 5 and NATO's solidarity. That was not NATO's assessment in 2023. This is new knowledge that is coming to the fore now, he said. The changed threat assessment comes after other European NATO countries have made similar warnings in recent weeks. Germany's Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said in January, the Alliance should prepare for a Russian attack on a NATO country within five to eight years. Polson said there is no direct threat against Denmark but the Alliance could face hybrid attacks in efforts to destabilise a member country. Russia potentially has the will to do so. Now they can also have the ability to have a military capability earlier than we expected. There is reason to be genuinely concerned, he said.


The dedication of public places is not only a way of remembering and praising those who have distinguished themselves, those who have led the way of the past, but it's also a way of inspiring those who will lead us in the future. And I expect that the MacArthur Corridor that we will dedicate very shortly inside this great building will guide and inspire future generations of military leaders as they walk through the hall. We will shortly dedicate this hall, we will shortly dedicate the Corridor to the memory and thus he will continue to live here in the building that memory will set an example, press shores and protect our liberties. It's a great pleasure now to have the opportunity to introduce a lady who I first met in Brisbane, Australia in 1943. Then as now, she worked indefatigably for the good of the military and the country. I had the great privilege of serving under General MacArthur in the American mode of capacity as one of the two leaders and one of the two divisions assigned all of us here in the great deep that she performed for the man you always called her. They knew of what's specific to the USO, which was one of the first in the theater. I was a face in the crowd that I recognized, spirit and grace, and titled her to full recognition in her own right, who would rather be introduced. As I said, the future of our country today will be done by a commander and this is the second letter to the police. It's me hoping to accept all of this and send it to us. In honor of the respect and adoration of the nation, I have a letter to say to the United Kingdom. I seek you to have a dangerous interference machine in Mexico and win his first record in the war before congressional medal of honor. Will the class and flight stories he spoke, they friendly strife. He would win the congressional medal of honor for his heroic defense of the Philippines. Senator Roosevelt would leave the islands. He would thrill the free world with his defiant moves to an additional region. Even as he brought about one of the most remarkable achievements, the phase of brutal aggression, maneuvers in military history, the Inchon land joint session of the Congress. He would give one of the most memorable speeches, a speech in which he won the General Sartameet entry in the headquarters statement on the age of 82. He was giving the same inspiring example to young soldiers. In the class of 1962, when there seems to be so little to this new generation will see Nicholas McArthur, an influencing idealist, a visionary soldier, a genuine cause of selflessness and freedom, as long as we look just for inspiration.


My name is Nemo Basi, I'm a direct organization in Nigeria called Health of Mother Earth Foundation. One thing that I've seen in my years of struggle is that even something like environmental pollution is not neutral, it's not politically neutral. It's a political activity because if transnational corporations pollute your environment or erode or diminish your biodiversity, they're actually assorting you so that you can become dependent on them. So it's a way of grabbing your resources and taking away your ability to defend yourself and to take care of your own needs. When your life loops are destroyed, then you become dependent on jobs that would not pay you, give you the kind of life that really has meaning. Destructive behavior of oil and mining companies is the same all over the world. I've never seen a place where they behave in a way that is acceptable. And so there's nothing like sustainable mining or sustainable oil extraction, sustainable usage or extraction of gas. They all mean displacement, they mean human rights abuses, they mean they really damage the economy and the environment. In the particular context in which I work, which is in Nigeria context, in regard to oil extraction, oil has been extremely destructive. Sixty years of oil has meant extreme pollution of water bodies, creeks, river streams, lands and even the air because there are gas furnaces burning for decades, nonstop pumping very toxic air into the atmosphere. Now communities have resisted this. They've resisted by litigating, going to court against the oil companies. There are many cases in Nigerian courts that cases against companies like Shell, in the Hague, in the UK. There have been cases against Chevron in the United States. There is a case building up right now against any in Italy. And so the people have been following very peaceful resistance to these degrading activities of the oil corporations. But this has not been very easy because the entire Nigeria has been militarized. So much so that you have so many security services, agencies around. But that actually translates to insecurity. So the more you have security agents, the more you feel insecure. This is the reality of the communities in the oil sector, in the oil field communities. And if you look back to the early 90s when the Ogoni people first began to mobilize to show that this content against the degrading activities of Shell in their communities. The company working with the military dictatorship involved this. Actually, I brought about a kind of oppression where hundreds of people lost their lives, killed. And then the most widely known case was the arrest of the group that has been known as Ogoni Nine, which is Ken Salawiwa, and eight other Ogoni leaders who were held by the military and executed on 10th November 1995. Why were they arrested? The whole thing was to pacify the Ogoni people. It made them to silence them so that they would not make any demands on the system. So the system, which is the oil cooperation on government, has been totally against the interest of local communities and the interest of the environment itself. And so in 1993 when the people of Ogoni rose and said, we've got enough, they really brought about a turnaround in environmental activism in Nigeria, environmental justice advocacy in Nigeria, community mobilizing in Nigeria. But again, this ended in a very sad note in 1995 when these heroes of the people were Zeguta. Shell was expelled from Ogoni in 1993. And the Zeguta Ken Salawiwa in 1995, hoping that this would open the way for them to go back. But till date, the Ogoni people are standing strong against the reopening of those wars. So Shell is unable to go back to Ogoni line to extract good oil. Now, so this is one aspect. The other aspect has been there's been a lot of divide and rule tactics against various ethnic nationalities in the region. But again, people have become wise to this. So people have declarations and demands. Do you Ogoni have the Ogoni Bill of Rights? Do you have the Kama Declaration? Or do you Ogoni Bill of Rights? Do you Robo people in Nigeria have their own demands? And so people have actually documented their demands, which are political, cultural, economic for rights, for people to live in dignity in their own environment, to be able to carry out their livelihoods. But again, with all the mobilizing and all the struggle, it's just the highway to freedom is still long apparently. But I believe that one day we'll get to the top of the mountain, because the people are resolved and committed to stand strong against this kind of misbehavior in their territories. And the good thing again is that the resistance is spreading, and there are connections with other communities in other countries in Africa, with countries in Latin America, in parts of Asia, and even in the global north. So global resistance against oil extraction. In terms of resistance against mining itself, there's a network called Yes to Life, No to Mining. People are saying we want to live. Mining does not support life. For oil we have Oil Watch International, which has groupings in Latin America, Oil Watch Africa, Oil Watch South East Asia, and of course globally. And so all this brings about spaces for people to share ideas, share their pens, share strategies, and stand strong against this kind of thing that we witness in the oil field communities. So we've seen a situation where a chief economist of the World Bank wrote some years ago that underpopulated countries in Africa are grossly under-polluted, and that it makes impeccably economic sense to pollute, to dump toxic waste in those countries. So we have that kind of political philosophy that then allows you to become an economic outlaw anywhere in the world. And then we see the case of many countries in the global south. The structural adjustment programs of the 1980s and early 90s, which were designed by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, actually helped to destroy the re-culture, destroy public investment and productivity, diminish the capacity of public sector to take care of the citizens, reduce the availability of good education, health services, and the safetyness for the people. All this has been done to destroy the economy fabric and weaken the webs of resistance in countries that have been recolonized more or less. So we have a clear case of neocolonialism on the platform of neoliberalism where everything that would make a country resilient is turned on its head. Don't protect your people. Don't educate your people. Don't grant basic rights to workers. Don't protect your environment. Feed the metropolis. Just keep on being the storehouse. And when you look at all this, you just get to think that sometimes the oppressors and the exploiters would like to see large territories devoid of poor human population. They would just be storehouses for resources. And this is what we're fighting against, because we have a right to live, not just to live, but to live in dignity. And Mother Earth has a right to maintain her natural cycles so we can't allow continuous brigandage to go on unchallenged.