Step into the heart. Take a residence there. From this vantage point, you will be shown the glory of the world. Hello, beautiful souls. Welcome back to Art Awakening. My name is Ona Christie, a visionary artist in Mystic Oracle. And this video is all about Mary Magdalene. Mary Magdalene is a beautiful ascended master. And she is thought to be like the twin flame of Yeshua. And she appears in the Bible as the beloved apostle of Jesus the Christ. And she said to have been the first one to see him on his resurrection. She was apparently wealthy and helped to fund Jesus's ministry. And she's thought to be the woman from whom he cast seven demons. And later she became known as the apostle to the apostles. Because according to Gnostic tradition, she received special teachings from the master and was the most loved of his followers.  And in the form of a painting and also some verbal transmissions. And just sharing what's come through me from her in the hopes that it will help to assist whomever is drawn to watching this video. As well as I think she's got some activation energy coming forth in what she's telling us here. So this is like the third painting that's come forward in a row of Mary Magdalene for me and it's always been at the equinox. It feels like every time she comes forward, it's heralding something about the energies to follow right in the next six months. So if you are tuning into this in the fall of 2023. You may pick up some activations to bring us through this coming time.  So just to kind of back up, I think these three paintings are really telling the story of a journey of awakening as well. And so I know I'm looking at these also as just telling me about periods of time in my life, not just the last year and a half. So this first one is Mary Magdalene of the sea and it's really dreamy and to me it's speaking of this sort of unconscious, sort of very primal feminine intuition and ability to just kind of tune in but really from a less consciously awakened state and more just like this innate intuition that's coming forward that you know when you are in the dream state that you can tune in and pick up on things from other worlds right and I think for a lot of us who are star seeds or are undergoing awakening in this lifetime, I think this painting speaks to like that pre-awakening state right to the state of just having that intuition but maybe not being quite so aware of it or using it in a conscious way right. And then the second painting came forward in the spring of 2023 and this one is Mary Magdalene of the sacred flames and it utilizes the Shakti mantra and the Shakti Mudra. Okay and so this one is speaking more about a purification right and which can include anything from like the dark night of the soul to any kind of sense of you know needing to re-withdraw or be by oneself or to go through the initiations that we all are put through as spiritually awakening beings. That's what this painting is really talking about and I feel like in my life anyway the spring and summer and into the fall of 2023 was a lot of revisiting of that kind of energy right and a final kind of moving through a big cycle and going through that kind of initiatory energy. And then this one that just recently came forward, I call it Mary Magdalene of the white wind and you can see that there's kind of these white, they look like ether or spiritual winds like moving in and almost like into her ear right so she's able, she's listening and she's at this point her eyes are wide open and she is really focused on the heart and she's receptive, she's really gotten to this point of really able to receive the messages in a very pure way. Okay so what this is saying when this painting is coming forward and I'm just really looking at this painting as though it were an oracle card which at some point it might be. And I think that's true of any mystic art right you can really read it like an oracle card. This is really talking about like the feminine side of your spiritual power having been really awakened about the goddess aspect having been awakened and the feminine Christ right and Christ being the awakened fully integrated human that is in tune with the life force of the cosmos. And so here she is in her beautiful glory and I want to look at some of these images these archetypal images that have come forward in this painting because every single one of them has something to say. And also a for a couple of these I did actually tune in and received a direct transmission from them. And I'm actually going to start with the transmission directly from Mary Magdalene. And so how this works is usually I will get the image first, and then I'll tune into the image and receive the further downloads and transmissions so the full message from Mary Magdalene coming in with this painting. She says, raise your heart to your lips and drink. All of creation depends on this. This is your next initiation. It is a purification through the heart. Love is as steady as the sun and as bright. Step into the heart. Take up residence there. From this vantage point, you will be shown the glory of the world. Love. Love is the message divine. So the oppression I'm getting and the really strong feeling I'm getting from this painting and this transmission is that this is an activation painting. Okay. And so she's coming through right now with these words and with this image to assist in activating the next step for humanity and for many of us right in really stepping into our Christ essence. Okay. And she talks about purification. So that phase of purification that initiated like with the last spring with the prior painting is not over, but it's really stepped up into like its next level, right? So at this point, it's less of a purification of our bodies or our individual and it's, I feel like it's talking about a purification through the heart that's going to really help us to connect with each other in a beautiful way to connect with the life force of the planet in a deeper way to connect with all of creation in a deeper way. And it's still though a period of purification. So what I'm seeing here is that when this painting comes up, it's going to be looking forward into another phase of purification, but having already attained a certain sense of wholeness, right? So we're moving into this next phase of purification with a lot of strength or at least the capacity to reach out to Mary Magdalene or to other spirit guides and really ask them to support us in really shiny forth, our light, right? This is a really solar image, right? And she's got the sun here with the all seeing eye, the eye of Providence. We'll get to that in a minute, as well as this beautiful kind of halo aura. It's kind of hard to see maybe with the lights here, but she's got all this light streaming out from her head. And so a lot of solar energy in this. And she's talking about love being as steady as the sun. And what I'm really, really seeing here is this emphasis on the heart and being able to see through the eyes of the heart, okay? And so I'm going to share a couple of downloads. Again, these are messages that I received when I tuned in with Myaskashic guides asking about aspects of this painting. And the first thing I asked about was that the equinox is the time that she's coming forward. And the message was this, Mary Magdalene's appearance at the equinoxes are indeed no coincidence as these are the times of greatest change in the cycle of the year. She shows you the energies that are forthcoming to you in the season ahead for as she embodies an exalted earth, so she also holds the key to time. So she's really coming forward for us right now to assist us in this process of great awakening and to help to open our hearts and to help us to stand in our strength and in our truth, okay? Red is a very traditional color for Mary Magdalene to appear in. It really connects with that root chakra and helps us to ground and to say stay strong and to really feel that connection that we have to feel so incredibly strongly connected with the life force, with the spirit, with the God force of the universe that we have no doubt, right, that we can really move forward in our own truth. And from the heart with no fear, okay? So I'm feeling like fearlessness is huge for this aspect that she's bringing forward right now that she is going to help us to move forward into the months and years ahead without fear or like just looking fear straight in the eye and saying you are not going to take me down. Okay, I'm stronger. Love is stronger than fear, okay? All right, so I asked also just my unconscious guidance about Mary and who she is, right, who is Mary Magdalene, and here is that message. They said, Mary is the echo of a memory of all that you once held dear. She reawakens your remembrance of oneness, of your heart being so fully in sync with the cosmic heartbeat that your experience of being can only be described as pure music. Mary holds open the gateway to this ecstasy of love, making possible your return to that exalted state of being that you can feel right now in your mind's eye fully at peace with and connected with and at one with divine harmony. Mary is the grounding rod that which anchors in and helps direct the flow of electric energy to earth. It is no accident that she is the first to whom the risen Lord reveals himself. It is necessary that it be she. Mary is the sacred earth. She is the sacred timekeeper and spaceholder, the sacred womb of the resurrection. Okay, so this is powerful stuff. I really encourage you to listen to that portion again. I've put all these little portions in the timestamps in the description below because I think it took me several times to really listen to these messages and start to feel as to what they're actually saying. Okay, she's really embodying the energy of divine love and she's helping to open that the earth itself up to that energy and anchor it into the earth. Okay, so when we work with this energy, whether you're working with the painting or tuning in on your own to Mary Magdalene, this is really working at a very deep level. With Mother Earth herself, with the planet earth and helping to anchor divine love into the earth and also into the field of all humanity. Okay, so this is incredibly powerful energy that is being activated right now on the planet. Okay, huge portal. And I do have to say that there's a lot of resistance to this right now. Okay, so I normally, you know, when something comes forward, like for an equinox, that's when I will release the video. And this one it was just like there was one obstacle after another coming forward. And I finally, you know, just kind of let it just it felt like it was like also a time where even though the resistance was there wasn't all negative part of it was like, Okay, this is a really sacred period of time, right before the like between the eclipses. There's a pair of eclipses in mid October and late October. And it was sort of like the standstill kind of feeling of time that it had to stay here but I'm going to be posting this video on the date of the second eclipse the lunar eclipse. Okay, so again, this is feminine energy very big so I think it was maybe meant to be that it was sort of a delay in getting out there, but it's going to help to purify the feminine to purify the lunar energies and moving forward into a very intense time. And all right, and then she's talking it's talking about the resurrection okay so this energy that she's holding right now is incredibly powerful and in terms of enabling a resurrection right and we are at this point on the planet right now where we're seeing all the stuff crumbling right and we're also holding space for right this sacred womb and starting to plant the seeds for the new golden age that will be coming up out of this maybe past our lifetimes but it's it's starting now right and her energy that she's bringing forward this divine energy that she symbolizes is is opening up right now. I also want to share that this resurrection energy. It was my experience in vision. A few years ago, I had a vision of the resurrection and it began with the three Marys and I was like it was like I could feel I was them right. I could feel the three Marys and they were grieving it was such an intense grief but they were expressing the grief. And it was my experience that in that was the act of grieving on the part of the three Marys that made the resurrection possible because as they were grieving and it finally kind of came to a head. And all of a sudden I could feel and and it was like I became this energy of this this upwelling energy and it was Christ coming up through green water. And it was such an intense experience that as I was like experiencing it from the point of view of Christ coming up. And it was so intense that I was coughing and like it felt like I was drowning. I thought I was actually going to be drowning. It was that intense but it was like the the the Marys and their grieving was was holding it forward. So part of what might be coming forward in the next period of time either for you if you're catching this later or for the collective right now. Is the sense of grief and letting loose rate with with with long held grief rate and allowing that that energy to be witnessed the grieving allowing the tears to flow and that can be such a healing thing. It used to be in in times long ago that there was the job of the women, especially probably men and women both with whale and they tear their clothes and their hair and so forth. As part of the grieving process when somebody passed. And many cultures that was actually the job mostly of the women. And then at some point, I think in ancient Rome it got to the point where people would actually hire women to whale and to grief, because it was considered that important. But it's this is an encouragement to really feel in and you know if there's any grief sitting in the heart or if you are feeling the grief of the earth, the grief of the collective the grief of the ancestors. It is an encouragement to to really if it feels right to you to allow yourself to be a channel for that and to express it, which can be a very painful process right so a part of this whole thing and this what's coming forward in this painting has to do with sacrificing such upon that in a little bit. Okay, and even just the act of grieving can be a sacrifice because you are really moving through a lot of shadow work when you grieve. And so if you are feeling called to sacred grieving as a healing process. It just feels like Mary is holding sacred space for you. Okay, so I'm going to move on to this symbol of the eye. Okay, and I'm sure if you at all are familiar with esoterica, you will recognize the eye symbol as the eye of Providence, or the all seeing eye of God. There's also a big thing about like the dark cabal or whatever using this eye. Okay, so I want to really make clear that any archetype will have the law of polarity working with it. All right, and so there will be a negative and a positive side of that archetype. Right. And historically, if you go back for enough it was always that positive side of the, the eye of Providence, the all seeing eye, meaning the eye of the creator the creator as seeing everything in divine oneness right and, you know, as the eye takes in everything at once. And that there is nothing that is outside the purview of the Great Spirit, right, that we all have that oneness in common. And we're all seen that that you, no matter how lonely or alone you feel, you're always within the eyesight of the Holy and the sacred and the creator. And it also signifies like the third eye or the the ability to really see at a deeper, deeper level right to see beyond the veil. And but then notice she's holding it at the level of the heart. And again, and also within the sun, which is a symbol for the illumined self right the higher self for the Christ self. And so she's holding it right at the heart level and again, the message is to see through the eyes of the heart when your heart is fully open. And then, then you're able to see things from a different perspective and you're able to see all aspects of things right so that it becomes, it's, you're stepping out of polarity. Right. And it's this encouragement now to, you know, when, especially if you're feeling triggered or if somebody else is feeling triggered just take a step back and allow yourself to see the whole picture and to see and, you know, where there might be wounding right even in, you know, people that may seem to be the bad guys right just recognizing the humanity of every person, even if they are engaging in behavior that is not aligned with highest good. All right, so I'm going to share a download an Akashic message around the eye. I asked about the all seeing eye. And here's the message. The eye signifies a portal between worlds, meditate on this symbol as a tool for transcendence. Meditation on the eye can help to open up your powers of clairvoyance, remote viewing and also uncover hidden knowledge that will be made available to you through grace as you work with this energy in the spirit of humility and service. The healing way is to bring this symbol down to the level of the heart. This is a portal for transcendence. Okay, so again, it's, it actually is working with that third eye energy. But taking it out the realm of colds, intellectualism, right, and into that level of the heart and that warmth and compassion and grace, right. So this is really encouraging us we can use this symbol and work with it as a spiritual tool for enlightenment actually to assist us in opening up our third eye as well as but we want to make sure that we also engage the heart center when we work with our third eye or do any third eye work moving through this period. We want to engage the heart and then go through it into the third eye and work with that. All right, and they're calling that the healing way is to connect, you know, that vision with the heart, the portal for transcendence. All right. And, okay, so when I was painting this, it took a while like her she came forward right away and this beautiful raven and which I'll talk about in a minute, came forward pretty much right away but then there was it took a while for these. These images here the sun and the eye and the crown of thorns to come in and it had kind of come down to the I was there and the sun was there and it just felt like there had to be something else it felt like that I needed to containing or protection of some sort. And then all of a sudden it was like crown of thorns, it came right in it's like oh okay that's what's needed. And so I painted in the crown of thorns. And so but it was really kind of like I wasn't quite sure what the meaning was of that. So again, I tuned in and here's the message that I got about the crown of thorns. The crown of thorns encompassing the eye symbolizes restriction. It is a reminder that the way of truth in this world of dualism is one of hardship and sacrifice. There will be tests and initiations as one journeys through dualism towards unity consciousness. And it is the crown of thorns is also a badge of humility signifying the choice to humbly align oneself with the earth to fully accept and love the body and physical existence. For it is through the union of body, mind and soul that the blossoming of consciousness takes place. You shall find that as you pass through that portal the hidden beauty of the thorn shall be revealed to you and the crown shall leaf out and bloom with verdant life. Okay, so this to me is a huge message of hope and of fortitude and of holding the faith, right? What I'm seeing right here is I don't know what the crown was the thorns were in the Bible but what I'm really seeing here is the thorns of the rose.  The rose of course is one of Mary Magdalene's symbols and I'm really seeing this crown of thorns as the thorns of the rose. Okay, and it's talking about the sacrifice of moving through these initiations, right? As we've come down into the physical body it's not always a walk in the park, right? We're learning to bring spirit down into the body and at this point we're beginning to spiritualize back up again. But there's a reason for us to come down into the body, okay? And for many centuries the body was considered unclean and foul and was really maligned especially in certain religious traditions. It was thought that you had to kind of keep the body, treat the body harshly, right? And so this is really saying it's time to humble ourselves into really coming into the body and accepting it. And this is a beautiful way also to learn to heal the divine feminine within ourselves and of humanity as well, right? Working with our bodies and the body of the earth, okay? And so this is another function that I think Mary Magdalene, her energy, this archetype really helps us with is with this compassionate feeling of full unconditional love and acceptance for all parts of us including the physical body, okay? And including also the shadow aspects of us, okay? All right, so speaking of shadow, because this is an animal that often shows up when we do shadow work as the raven here. And in this painting the raven showed up as a white raven. And this is a really, really special, very significant appearance of the spirit animal. Raven is often seen as a messenger between the worlds, okay? It can be a trickster animal, but I feel like with the white showing up it's less of a trickster and it's going to be talking more about the messenger, which I feel really fits with this aspect of the white wind coming in, right? And then opening to the messages of spirits and being open and working with that third eye and opening up the powers of intuition and really being that vessel for spirit to move through. So raven's showing up in this way and there is a story, I believe it's Native American that is really, I think, really important to the symbolism here that there's a story of raven as kind of a Prometheus figure who's going up to the sun to bring fire down to mankind. And in the process he undergoes the sacrifice. The story is the raven used to be white and he went up and brought fire down, but in the process his feathers got singed and his beautiful clear voice turned into a harsh croak, right? So here's the sacrifice involved in kind of embodying that solar energy, right? So here's the raven again as the solar figure and this savior figure, right? And I feel like what's coming forward right now is that this idea of savior is that we're not any longer to be looking exoterically to be looking outward for somebody to save us. And I think this is a really, really big important theme right now in the world because there's a lot of places and a lot of things happening in the world right now where people are looking for a savior figure, whether it's a political figure to come and fix what's going on in the world or whether it is a religious figure to come and save us all or whether it's aliens to come down and save humanity, whatever it is, right? Or whether it's a medical technology to save us from something that's out there. And one of the biggest themes I'm getting right now is that these savior figures are, you know, sometimes they have a role to play, but that's not what, we're not there anymore. Okay, this is energy that's left over from a past epoch of humanity and we are here right now to look within, right? And to step into our power which is not so much our own power but to open ourselves as vessels for the higher power to flow through us. And it's through doing that and the message of Yeshua was to me, I don't see it so much as he's going to come save us, but as that he was the way shower to show us, you know, the process by which we can open up to become this vessel and channel for higher love to stream through us, right? He and other ascended masters are way showers to show us how we can access that solar energy within ourselves, right? And so I feel like the raven really is resonating the white raven with that kind of energy, right? It's, you know, the raven came down as the savior figure to bring the light, but now at this point in humanity, we have the light. The light has been brought to us, okay? Or it's like we've been enabled so that we can find the light within ourselves and now it's time to look within and really allow that light to shine. Let go and release anything that we are holding that is blocking the light, which is within us, right? Just having the faith that the light is within us, it's there. We don't really have to do anything except for just release our preconceptions or release our fear, right? And just allow that light to shine forward, okay? So also this is a symbol of purity showing up as a white raven. So I did also tune into the Akash and asked about the raven archetype in this painting, okay? And here's what I was told. The raven is a guide and when asked, will accompany you in travel between worlds? He is an intercessor to the stars. He's a high vibrational being and functions much like a powerful crystal in amplifying energy. He's also helpful in communication. See how his beak is at the level of the throat chakra. You may call on this beast to assist in clarifying and amplifying spirit communication of all kinds. Okay, so this is the second tool or ally that we're being shown here. One was this meditation on the eye of Providence and the other is calling on raven, the white raven in particular as an ally to assist in really opening up the throat chakra, right? And also there is a message directly from the white raven and here is what he says. Be not afraid. The descent into darkness is a ritual. It is a rite of passage. This world, this material life is an enactment. You are working magic with your life. The power is within you. Others will use your power if you do not. All power will be utilized for good or for evil purposes to devote your power for purposes of good requires illumined consciousness and deliberate action. To decline to act on your convictions is to relinquish your power. The forces of light will not attempt to use your power on your behalf. The forces of darkness feel no such restrictions. Therefore holding to the light is an act of will. Hold fast, hold true, and remember the light is within you. Again, another very powerful message, right? First of all, telling us not to be afraid. Okay, this is all. Everything that's playing out on the earth right now is one great big huge elaborate ritual, right? We know that humanity has been through this descending process and is now on the upswing. We are on the ascension path. There is absolutely no doubt about that. And so we know that the outcome of this ritual, this ritual that is being held on the whole planet right now, the outcome of that will be a resurrection, okay? We've had that patterned, you know, through the Christ story. I think many, many of us have been through dark nights of the soul where we've been through within our own experience, that symbolic death and resurrection. You have experienced it. If you're watching this video, if you've gotten that far, there is no doubt that you have experienced that at some point in your life and you've come through it, right? This is no different. This is no different. This is no different, right? What we're moving through is the world, you know, it's chaotic. It's frightening. It's scary. But as light workers, we are here as light masters to shine forth the light and also to anchor in that light and to anchor in that knowledge, right? And it's super important to realize we're taking part in a ritual. It's like we know the outcome of the ritual, right? And a big part of what is going to help us to come out of this in a way that we're resurrecting human consciousness and life and light and going into the next phase of evolution. Part of that is our conviction and our belief, right? It's like as we really come into the truth of that and hold onto that truth and do not let go of that truth that we're here at this critically beautiful time to really enact this ritual, right? To hold the light, which can entail grieving, entail loss, and we may be witness to that. We may be holding that part of the griever, but even that is, it's essential, it's an essential part of this whole whole process, okay? So to release one's attachments, remembering that we are mortal souls with human bodies, right? That there is nothing to fear, that there is nothing to fear. If you are watching this video and understanding it, that you have been through so many lifetimes and that a lifetime is but a day in the life of the soul, if not an hour or a minute, right? That we can move through this lifetime and when death comes, it's simply the night of another day and moving into the dawn of another day when we take on another life, right? You cannot be destroyed. No human being unless they willingly let go of themselves, right? And that's their free choice, right? But as long as you hold on to that conviction that we are the light, you cannot be destroyed, right? You cannot. And so taking part in this ritual, whatever part we're designed to play, it's a ritual, right? And there is nothing to fear, okay? So thank you so much for watching this. And if this painting speaks to you, I will be putting it on my website as a print. And as always, there's going to be one person that's really meant to have the original painting. That'll be up on my website as well. And if that is you, just know that she is a very activating painting, this one. I believe the other two paintings in the series both were acquired by healers that will be displaying them in their places of healing. So who knows where Mary of the White Wind is destined, but it's a potential for her to be in such a situation as well. All right, so thank you so much for watching. All my heart and love goes out to you. And remember, you were born to be free.


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Hey, I'm a bit sick. I don't know what's going on. I guess people decided that this week is just fuckin' FNAF week. We got the teaser trailer for the movie, and now we've got the freakin' gameplay trailer for Ruin, so I'm gonna do exactly what I did with the teaser trailer for the movie, watch it in full, get my honest reaction, and then do a little bit of analyzing, but, God, I do not feel well at all today, so tomorrow, there'll be a full analysis video. I'm so sorry, I just... I don't feel up to it today. And once again, all the big YouTubers got assent early, so they've gotten all their trailer reactions and analysis out, so... Oh boy, this is... this is fun. Anyways, though, this is the official trailer for Security Breach Ruin DLC. Gameplay trailer, which is exciting. We don't even get, like, a cinematic or a little tease of full-on gameplay trailers. The first thing we're getting, so... Yeah, if you're excited for the DLC, don't forget to scroll down and tickle that sub button. Let's hop into it! Steal World Studios. Oh, hello. What'd he say? Cassie? I'm trapped. Here at the Pizza Plex are... what's left of it. Ooh! I don't have time to go into how I got here, but you got to help me out. Okay. So it is the main Pizza Plex, but it's all ruined and destroyed. It is Cassie. It's so dark down here.  Oh my God! Yup, there's the Security Breach TV device. There's a whole bunch of devices. Whoa, is that Monty? God, the Animatronics are so terrifying. We can fight against them? When they jump scare us? Is that Freddy? Oh! Sweet! Whoa, why did we put on the vending mask?  Ruin! Don't give up on me yet. I don't know, man. You seem pretty hesitant. July! Whoa, that's so soon! Okay, wow, that went by very quick. Oh, wow, there was a lot of stuff in there. Some amazing looks at the new characters and new locations, I guess. It looks like there was a few new locations. This is the entrance to the Pizza Plex. We can see, I think her name was Cassie? Cassie, I hope you get the- Yeah, Cassie. So that's the official name for the DLC girl. So she kind of jumps in from the boarded up entrance. What is going on here? So someone's really trying to keep Gregory in and keep everyone out. Cassie, I hope you get this message. What is this? Okay. Looks like little Chica, like one of those things that go back and forth into the water. Here at the Pizza Plex are- What's left of it? I don't have time to go into how I got here. Okay, yeah. So it looks like everything kind of mainly takes place back in the main attractions of the Pizza Plex. Which is like, this is Monty Golf. We saw a bit of the kitchen earlier on. The tunnels as well that Chica was in. I don't have time to go in. This looks to be some sort of like entrance to the Pizzeria as well. This maybe is the stairs going down to that place where we get the Mr. Hippo magnet. This is how I got here. But you got to help me out. So based on Gregory's dialogue, I feel like he probably knows Cassie, right? I feel like they're probably friends. Because he's reaching out to her like, Yo, I'm stuck here. You gotta come help me, please. Don't know why he didn't call like an adult or the police. I feel like they'd be of more use then. I don't know, probably like an 11 year old girl, but whatever, Gregory. This is the endo section. Or no, this is the daycare actually. This is the daycare. Save me, Cassie, please. Choose or close forever actually, not choose. Close forever. So dark down here. This is Chica's bakery. And then we get a POV of Cassie, right? This is us playing as Cassie. Look at that brand new model for Roxanne. Dude, they look so terrifying. And then we got some sort of device here that we can scroll with. I'm not sure what that's for. Look at this. I'm not sure how well you're going to be able to see it. But like all the not open, like closed down, do not cross. This appears to be outside of the... Again, this is the daycare. This is the superstar gift shop. Right down here is the actual theater for the daycare.  Looks like we can't go this way because of all the crates and this endo blocking our path. And usually the endos don't come up to this section. So I feel like they're going to be all around the pizzeria, maybe taking the place of the old staff bots. Chica as well walking around. This is the Glamrock salon. Another place I don't think Chica typically can go to. So I do wonder if all the characters now have the ability to walk around every single area, every single attraction. That'd be insane. That was kind of what I think we all wanted with the main game, where there was always the looming threat of everyone and anyone can be in any location you go to. So this is again that security breach TV device. So we were right when we speculated it will be used in the game. This is the old device we saw a few shots ago. Press E to use. So it looks like this is our camera station. So it looks like we don't have a fass watch. We now have a location, a dedicated locations we have to go to to view each camera and a whole bunch of different UI layouts for the cameras as well. This is Roxie's Raceway. Let me move my camera quick. The map is still here. We can still zoom in and out. What does that say? Interact, I think? I'm not entirely sure, but we have some mechanics we can use while in the cameras, different cameras we can select. So again, very, very interesting change to the cameras themselves. What is this? Some sort of puzzle. Maybe this is a charging station. Or maybe that's just how we activate certain puzzles. Here we have like a Roxanne walkie-talkie. So are we going to keep communicating with Gregory throughout the whole DLC? That's going to be interesting. There's Monty, a good shot of Monty. Dude, looks terrifying.  He's got like no nothing left of his suit. We can drive. What are we in right here? I'm not sure what this is. The Pizza Plex logo appears. This might be a cutscene. Looks like we're riding one of these. Oh, I wonder if it's one of the like, Attractions in Monty's Gator Golf on the Catway, the catwalks that we can ride on. Because that kind, this kind of looks like the catwalks. Here's Chica back in the... Oh boy, what is this area? I'm not entirely sure. That might be the bakery based on these kind of designs of the walls. Oh yeah, this is an ice cream cone. So I think this is the bakery. So brand new ways to like sneak around, it looks like. Monty's jump scare, where is this? This is... Where is this? Maybe back in Roxanne? Roxanne's raceway? So we can hold back against the jump scare. I don't know if that's like, just a thing we do during the jump scare animation, and we die anyways. Because it looks like it does cut to the static. Yeah, they left in like one frame of the static. So maybe there's not a mechanic to like, try and get out of the jump scares, but that's interesting. So we got Chica on some conveyor belt. Okay, ready? So Freddy's still here. Let's go back a bit more. Freddy's still here, he's still moving around. I don't know if he's going to be on our side or not. Yeah, I think these are just like extra animations for the jump scares. Because like right here, we're definitely caught. We're screwed. This is Roxanne.  I pray that's their name. Because that's kind of the, oh, we'll get to this scene, because what the hell is happening here? This is kind of what everyone wanted for the DLC. I know it was one of the main things I wanted was a version of the daycare attendant that was half moon, half sun, like half good, half evil. Like a full on Jekyll and Hyde type situation, which I'm very excited about. I'm glad it's actually like confirmed. And you can see a bit more of their endo. They changed up the endo model for the daycare attendant. And then we're back in the... We're back in the daycare, inside the daycare and we put on the Vanny mask.  And we can see a whole bunch of stuff. And then we get this. Which I'd assume is probably some version of Afton or this hand here is interesting. Just based on how past FNAF games and trailers and teasers have gone. I'm assuming this is Afton or maybe it's some other form of Vanny. Seeing as the scene comes right after us putting on her mask. And then... Logo! Don't give up on me yet. Don't give up on me yet. That's a weird thing for Gregory to say. Because I feel like he wouldn't want us to give up on getting him. I don't know. Again, I'm sick. My brain's not fully working right now. And then July. That's a lot sooner than I was expecting. I'll be honest. I thought it was going to be like... I guess it is kind of summer, so... I don't know. But like, May, June, July. That's like two months from now. Jesus Christ. They are doing kind of something I was worried about where it was. Start pushing marketing very, very close to their release date. Which is something that happened with the mask. Something that happened with the main game. And it didn't turn out too hot because it was all bugging stuff. But I trust it will that they play-tested the hell out of this DLC because Lord knows they can't mess this one up. But that was my reaction and analysis for the gameplay trailer for Security Breach Ruin. Again, apologies if I sound disgusting. I'm unfortunately a bit sick. But hopefully tomorrow I will have a full analysis, for you guys coming out again very soon. This is very exciting. Again, I'm shocked it's coming out so soon, but I am... I have full trust in Steelwall. So, yeah. A whole bunch of stuff to look forward to. This has been a crazy week. Thank you all so much for sticking with me with all these news and all these videos coming out. I've had a blast so far getting back into making videos. That's going to do it for this video once again hopefully soon. I'll see you all for a proper analysis. Thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


Here we go. So, good evening, good night, good afternoon, and good morning, although I don't think that we have somebody from the States around the table here anyway. Good day to all people joining in also from the recording. So, what welcome everybody so this is today's March 16. Google summer of code office hours. So we presented in the previous sessions all the projects were now in running mode for the preparation. I have a couple of general announcements or tips to give. And then we'll open up for questions. If we can answer them. Oh, we have somebody from the States joining. So good morning, Jake. Hello, good morning, good afternoon everyone. Good evening. Even good night because some are in the middle of the night. So here let's let's go so first. We have. So we're all steam preparing and we're all in the proposal preparation phase it's running good. A lot of very positive activity on the various channels and I'm happy to share that we have about 16 or the last count was 16 drafts being proposed. Very good work. There's only one where I have a question mark about it I think he started to put a foot in the door. And he's probably still working on thinking of things but there there is no substance in the proposal all others are good. There is also good interaction. Good reviews by mentors but also from other participants and what I like and is very positive. Positive reviews in constructive reviews from peers or other people that are proposing projects or to contribute to projects. So, very good. I've been reading as much as I can. And I'm requesting again to mentors and whoever in the community. It's important to help the candidates to verify that their ideas are correctly formulated are easy to read are correct and to give them tips or the best presentation for the selection. I have two general recommendations so I will do them here and I will not repeat it in all the documents that I review. One important tip when writing technical documents is write short sentences. It makes it much much easy to read and skim over the text. We know that you have a lot of ideas that you would like to push through and the ideas flow one after the other. A good way to check is if your sentence is longer than 80 character. But looking into how can you convey a meaningful idea while making shorter sentences so several words are not always necessary and so on. So don't hesitate to reach out if you want to have some advice on that one. Short phrase. Can I say it's more impactful some sentences are sometimes three or four times three or four lines long and I'm lost when I'm reading them. Another general tip. So I've seen as different led level of maturity, good description of the different phases of the project how people envisioning it and I know it's a very early stage. It's not always easy. It's an important exercise because it shows that you thought it over that you you know what what you're talking about and that you serious. A good way to improve that in which I would like to to see is try to estimate the effort. There's one important caveat there and you can write it say based on your current knowledge of the project. I am either guessing or I believe that this particular part will take me that many hours to code to think about to document to test. This will allow doing that exercise on a spreadsheet or a piece of paper will help you to corroborate if your overview picture of the project is sound. So currently most of the candidates have have used a top down approach thing, but this is what I need to do and this is how I will split the work and this this will fit. Does it match reality, what what's the data behind it. Another approach to verify this is to go bottom up to describe all the different tasks that need to be done and you you you estimate them, you add them up. And see well does it match didn't I overestimate. My ability to do that much work in 127 or don't remember the exact number the number of hours that's estimated. And this is a good way and showing that in your your proposal shows that you have thought in detail of what you plan to do. Now I agree it's a very difficult thing to do based on what you know now and this is part of the game and professionally you will also have that difficulty. And so you iterate on those estimations and it's an important skill to learn professionally and well on open source where generally you don't count the other the hours that you're spending on head so but here in this particular case it shows that you know what you're talking about. This were the general comments that I wanted to share I'm first going to ask if mentors have that are here around the table have something to add or comments that they want to share with the audience at this stage of Google summer of code. No, not really your advice to make small sentences is very good. It's true that it's hard to finish a sentence and it's hard when you finish a sentence and forget what the beginning was. Even for non native speakers. And I also would say, if we put a comment on the document saying, can you please clarify that, even though, even if you respond, I clarify that later on the document later is probably too late. If we ask some clarification on the sentence, it may be because the sentence itself is not clear enough. Even if you provide more details later on the document. That's very, very good comment and I'll add an additional detail to that. I've seen that some of the authors answer to the comment in the comments and sometimes forget to put it in the main text. So it's a good idea to clarify the question or doubt that the reader had. But it's not a one to one conversation. It's a conversation to the whole to the whole audience. So don't forget to the signals or the questions that the mentor is giving you are hints that things are unclear or their doubts. And they should be in the document very, very good point and very good advice. Something else could somebody help me to put the attendees in and add a few notes of what we're talking about because I have a hard problem concentrating there. Okay, think people are joining there. Thank you for what they have other other comments or things that are good could be improved while people are gathering their ideas. I like very much the quality and also the engagement of the people that have been writing somebody wanted to add something. I wanted to ask to say, I know that you may be tempted to say that you will support the code that you will implement during the project and it comes from a good sentiment and we would like you to stay in the community and keep on the project. But we also know that your interest may shift on your involvement in in future will change because you are studying or you will change jobs and some things like that. So saying in the proposal that you will be supporting the code for years is might not might come from a good sentiment but it's not. It won't give you extra points. It's not something that I personally see as something I expect you I expect from you. I expect from you to have a good involvement during the project during this year. But I'm not expecting you to. I'm not forcing you to keep on the project for years. So you don't need to mention that or at least for me it's a personal taste maybe not taste but personal sentiment on that. And I don't get I don't use that against your proposal and I don't use that for your proposal to promote your proposal over all those either. So because I know that your your center of interest will change. It's it's totally normal and so you it's something that you can remove or you cannot put in your proposal. I'll I'll nuance that a little bit. I fully support your point of view because we're we have the experience we know how life goes. But thinking about how you will use what you have learned and how you will give back to the open source in the Jenkins community or other ideas or or professionally. There's several ideas. So promising that you will maintain the plugin until you die. Okay. But there are other things in other intelligent things that you can answer to the question. I like the the way you you say that you can say what you expect to learn from JSOC. That to me is a very is the purpose of JSOC project for you to learn something for the community Jenkins community here to gain something from your work. But also you yeah we expect you to learn something. So mentioning that in your proposal so also it for mentors it helps at least me to see where you want to go. And that will also help to see how our objectives match and how I can as a mentor help you getting there. So it's something that he would be very good to see for sure. Thank you very good point. I think we're 100% in line. So this sets a general comments. I want to have enough time and we can go a little bit over over time. So are there other questions from the audience generally or technical. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, so I have a question regarding a specific project. So would it be appropriate to ask it? Go ahead. It's an office hours. So I will be referencing the Jenkins Docker quick start examples project. So I have two questions here. The first question is that in the project ideas webpage. It's written that we could have a set of Docker compose files representing various types of Jenkins instances. And in parenthesis, it's written simple Docker comma Kubernetes. So I do understand what we are doing here that we are condensing all the commands into a Docker compose file, which is in turn creating a Jenkins instance for us. So the question I have here is that what my interpretation is that I have to do something similar on a Kubernetes cluster. But I am a little confused about that. So I just wanted some more clarification. Okay. Is there somebody who wants to answer I have an answer for that. I go ahead. So I've, I've read and also made comments on that about Kubernetes or not. The first thing is, it is your proposal. So if you believe if you have well understood the goals of the problem you want to solve. And that you believe and you have a good idea how to do it in the allocated time with this or that technology. Go ahead and convince us by providing data and and explanations how to do that. Now my point of view about that is be cautious with Kubernetes. So the purpose of that project is to provide a quick start. And that means in the proposal could for instance time this quick start and saying between the interest. Oh, I want to know what it is. And to have an actual system running. You could define and say this is the goal I want to achieve. And that within 10 minutes. The person can see the benefits and experiment by himself so so why I'm saying 15 minutes but here is the principle of quick start. And in count in there. The time required to stop the prerequisite and so but go there. My fear is that Kubernetes. You will bring a huge amount of dependencies things that can go wrong. I don't believe that running a Kubernetes on on the local machine for Jenkins is something feasible, unless you're very rich and you have a super machine. What's the name again of the the mini cube. Or or rancher or these kind of will do rancher is is is doing better I forgot the names of. There might be solution. Yeah. K three day the thank you. So states that you want to go there and be sure that this will run on most machines. So, is my doubt correctly conveyed. It's not because it's written in the proposal that he absolutely needs to be described or implemented. I personally don't believe that Kubernetes is a good idea for a quick start. So, what my understanding is that it's not necessary for me to add the Kubernetes content to the proposal. And what my interpretation of the project is that basically there are a lot of commands in the Docker part of the Jenkins documentation. So I'm going to condense them down into a Docker compose file, which would be running on a good board instance. So that could be run by just clicking a link and then I can configure the dot get bought file so that when the workspace opens, then the Docker compose a command runs automatically. The user just has to basically typing in the browser localhost 8080 or we can automate that as well. You're what you're telling don't don't explain all the project because I'd like to let also some some others what you're saying there is music to my ear. It's on the right stuff. And try also to describe the, the, the requirements of the thing and think what is what means quick start. How can we measure that we achieve that goal. And you can poke to the people that are interested in there around documentation or you can you can ask there. Would they like to have to have there. Okay. Does that answer your doubts attack. Yes, that answers my doubt. And another question I had. It seems to have this work but I'll just ask to conform it. In the project ideas web page, there is another line that provide examples sample code and documentation on how the local Jenkins instance would be created. So, my question is that in the examples that do I have to give examples of like how the jobs would be created and the remote triggers would be like the triggers would be activated remotely or the user scope would be like, we would be like dealing with the user authorization stuff. So do I have that or do I have to conclude something like okay I'm using Jenkins instance and with that I'm using a Java application. So, yeah, here, what's written in in the project idea is not a rule. It is, it is not a contract from from a customer that and you need to implement that. No, not at all. It's just an idea that somebody wrote an evening. It's ready for dinner and this could be a nice thing that I'm dreaming off. So, you have to build it, you can build it and say why I would go in that direction. So, if you have other ideas to implement it and that and that you understood the goals. And this is what I personally would like to see did you understand the goals do you have sound ideas. Do you have creativity in in do you have the knowledge to solve the problem this is what we're we're looking for. Okay, yes. I'm going to do a general comment here, because I am. I try to keep the clock under my I see the very interesting questions and I will try to cover as many as we can. I just want to say that if there are topics around the project and I will try to throw that on the table. We can arrange per project topics, if interested so if you're interested and have questions, we can do an interactive session per project, it depends on the availability of the mentor and, and so but it will be more efficient than going very details in one single project. So, I will think on how we can organize that other questions that can be well we'll go a little bit overboard but they are important questions I think you thought that we have asked your question. Do I need to check in the. Okay, three TD so I see mucul has a question. So I'm reading it. So, mucul. No mucul. Okay, I'm sorry for barely proud. Do you hear me. Is your mic working. I don't hear you, or you super shy. Just joking. Now I hear you. Okay, can you ask your question. So my question is that it is mentioned there that the expected outcome will be shared by the mentors. So, what is expected outcome for this building apps with Jenkins like half of the project is prototype by some guy. So, what will be the expected outcome, what I have to do for this GSOC period. That's my question. Before giving the word to Bruno, I'm going to to shortcut this and say, propose your outcome. We want you to come and say, well, this is what, what I would do, come with your ideas come forward with them. So, but this is a general idea. So, show that you can you can drive you can you can create a thing so this general comment. But here, let's let's start answering then Bruno, what did you have in your mind when you wrote that. I should have written the expected outcome, you're right, Nicole, but Jean-Marc is right to just propose something and we'll see the thing is, what I propose for the timing is something that does work but it just a proof of concept we could do much, much better. That's something that works on lots of various architectures or computers, Mac, Linux, Windows, whatever, but it's not prediction grade so I'd like something that works better and who could be tested on other platforms too because it's not because it works for me on various machine that it will work for anybody what I'd like is something that works out of the box just for anybody even on a Chromebook for example, why not. So, that's my goal, having something that works out of the box with correctly written documentation, which is not the case for the time being there, even isn't a blog post about that yet. So, why not documentation and a set of files that do work for just about everybody. That's my goal, but if you have another one, please propose something and we'll see. Yeah. Cool, does that answer your question or. I have another question for this we have to like use like Google Play services, like, we have to deploy app on Google Play. So, we require $25 credit for that so will this be provided by Jenkins itself or we have to manage that on our own. I already have a Google Play store account that I could share with you, for example. So, that's not a problem. You won't have to pay anything. We'll use my account if you want to go that far. And if you want, if you don't want to go that far, if you are satisfied with just making a release on GitHub, that's perfectly fine too. The push to Google Play store is not that difficult. And even if you propose something around that, there are already gradual plugins that do the job and so on. So, that's not something really major. If we don't go up to that, that's not a problem for me. The most important part is much more on the left of the CI CD. I mean, security, static analysis, you know, those kind of things. They have to be very on the left of the process. So, that's what's major. That's what's really important for me pushing to Google Play store. It's a nice bonus, but it's already working. If you have some ideas about that, fine. And we'll use my account. But if not, that's not a problem for me. Thank you. Is that okay? Yes, yes. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. Good questions. Are there other questions? Yeah. Hi, I'm Smith. So I had a question regarding Jenkins configuration as code. So, like, I've highlighted some challenges in creating a drift detector. So, like, like, what do you expect from proposal now? I would like to know. Ooh, that's, I fear I don't understand your question. You need to be more specific. What do you understand or So, so basically the drift detector is basically comparing two configurations and detecting the delta between the two configurations. So ideally, we would take the real time configuration from Jenkins instance and compare it with the supplied one and then direct the delta and output it to the user. So here we, so real configurations have lots of basic elements as well, like basic key value pairs as well and lots of default values as well. So it's not possible to compare those two and detect the drift. There could be a drift because of manual changes as well. So to detect that we should know what the desired state should look like actually along with basic values. The short answer is I don't know. And this is part of the project to see how it could be done and what are the difficulties and how we could solve these difficulties. So the first thing is, and I hear from your question that you have a good grip of that is that you describe the problem there. Hold on. I'm going to close the door. Oops. Sorry about that. I'm disturbed. So try to formulate exactly and this you already did. What is the problem you're trying to solve? What is the scenario? Try to reproduce that scenario and try to describe it. Second thing is discover or state. These will be the problems that will need to be explored and solved. Just mentioning them is already a good start. This is a project that I think I project idea that I created two years ago and didn't revisit it recently. So, and I had discussions with you or somebody else. The interesting things that have been discovered. It's not simple. So I don't know. It doesn't answer your question, right? But this will be solving this will be included in the project scope, right? Yes, yes, yes. So what it would really reassure me to see. Oh, okay. He tried it. He has ideas. He spotted already where it will turn out. This is not as simple as we thought and just quote. Well, this could be one way to solve it or this could be another way. Exploring, experimenting is part of Google Summer of Code and is a valid scope for a project. For me, a valid Google Summer of Code project could be between brackets a failure, meaning we did not achieve what we expected or we had to change the plan or the scope. This is perfect perfectly okay. What I want to what we want to see is in and where we're going to judge at the end is. Did you actually work on it? Did you come with novel ideas? Did you learn the techniques and, and the spirit of open source in sharing? Did you do a correct discovery and engineering? Yes, I did a project to rephrase it. It's the way that's more important than the destination in here. Now reaching the destination is definitely a plus point, very motivating and important. But so it's perfectly okay. And we had other examples where the project at the end said, well, okay. But this turns out to be a good solution. But this is what we learned from it. Does that help you a little bit? Yeah. There is also another problem which I also highlighted like removing the nodes doesn't essentially means we are removing the configuration from the Jenkins. This is one of the drawbacks but one of the current weaknesses of it is that adding changing works, removing, does not work well, especially with all the parameters or nodes or instances or objects, configuration objects. And, and this, this could be a perfect point in saying, well, the drift doesn't work for that. But this is how we could solve it by improving Google Jenkins configuration as code and so on. Okay. Yeah. And also, is there any update on mental like last time you said, because of there's lots on your plate, you will not mentor this project. Yeah. Well, I'm looking for for mentors in that's true. I need to be honest there I don't have an update on that particular question and it's still a risk. I need to be honest. And there is another mentor as well, like said, like active on the jitter so will it come after once the like applications are narrow down and will start working on it. Nobody knows nobody know I need to say I had a good contact with him. And he's based in London. No, yeah, in London. And, but here it's two months I didn't hear anything from him. I'm going to reach out I'm currently doing the roundup of the mentors and confirm that there will be available, or if they withdraw from it so to be honest there. This is indeed a question mark and a potential risk. So, this last one, like, will this like affect the only proposal selection. Yes. Yeah, I need I need to be, I'm, I'm sorry about that, but we will only take the projects that were able to mentor. Correctly, and we owe that to the people that will invest all their summer working we want proper and high quality mentoring. And I prefer to say that we're not going to take this project and and may and propose to this project for next year. But I want to be very honest there with the mentors and with the contributors there we will only take the projects from candidates that will achieve the goals but also that we provide are able to provide all the necessary logistics for them to achieve their results. But I will, I will once the selection is done in and for the good, good proposal, I will have a personal conversation with all of you that have been to explain why. And also to help how I discuss how we can move on from that is my responsibility as a member of the org admin team. The world is not perfect, Smith, I'm sorry, I'm awfully sorry, and I see a lot of good proposal I see a lot of good good guys and energy here. And I know I will, or we will disappoint a few, but it's part of life to you need to learn it. Okay, are there other questions I'm sorry for the for that time but I want to be honest it's my responsibility. Any questions, comments doubts. Okay, I will be able a little bit to leave it there. So, don't forget, if you want to go deeper in an interactive way on some projects. And see and reach out to the mentors that are helping or responding on Gitter and see can we arrange a meeting where we can share screens and discuss. And so, don't forget, there will be no one on one meetings, it will always be shared so everybody can join in the discussion as mentor or interested to mentor or as contributor we don't want to give an advantage to anybody and it's also the way we work in in open source and these sessions will be recorded and and available. Okay, I see here a Q&A question. What's up. I'm sorry, I need to follow a training to pronounce the first name correctly. Another question I am familiar with the skills required for the GitLab plugin modernization project but finding difficulties to understand the project. Also, I'm not that familiar with plugin development. Can you give me some tips regarding the project. I'm going to give some some general tips there. What's up. So, there is work involved in there. And when I made a presentation in December I use the image and I like my my image for there. Google summer code is like climbing a big big mountains in the Alps or Himalaya or or real stuff. And you can only do it if you're in a team where you have guides that will show you the path. Also, you need to exercise, you need to train, you need to learn, you need to build your muscle so that your, your expedition will not turn into an ordeal, and that people will get hurt. How do you build that muscle is so. First of all, the general documentation about plugins is available online. I've seen that there have been some links shared in the chat is also a very good video series about modernizing a plugin. So how do you improve the plugin with Mark and Darren that recorded some some live sessions there. It's a good introduction to show what are the components and so on. It will just give you where the front and the tail of a plugin is and how it works. The thing you should have said in first is get experience on Jenkins, run your own Jenkins server, build your projects, do some CI understand a grammar understand how it all works together what it's the admin. So this is important. So rephrasing first learn Jenkins, then get acquainted to what plugins are and how it works. The third thing is load the plugin into your ID. Look at the tests. The tests will talk to you and will show you what are the features. Now the test use frameworks that are sometimes difficult and require but it's an exploration that you need to do. And your friend there is the debugger. Step through the tests. Observe what it is doing and print lines to to the code or change the code just to see how does the behavior change. Oh yeah, then it does that. This is how you learn how a piece of software works. This is a very, very important skill to know professionally but also in open source. You learn by reading and understanding other people's code. I'm lecturing here I apologize for that. This I try to make it very condensed but these are the three tips that I gave in December, try to find the recording I will I will make sure that all these recordings are on the page.  So, it depends how, how, how you expressed your question but it's now time to know that in order to provide a good proposal did answer your question itself. Yeah, there I see. Yeah. Sorry, Jean-Marc, that was a question from Syvision about building Android apps so I will answer quickly. So it's the idea to develop a complex Android application using Jenkins and document it or to develop an Android application in an elegant way using CI principle. Why not the best of both worlds? Why not develop a complex Android application and then do it with Jenkins in an elegant way. No, the goal is not to develop a complex Android application. We don't have time for that. My goal was to take or first an empty Android application that does almost nothing. That's what I'm proposing right now. That would be already the first step document how to build one this way. Then the second time target would be to take an existing Android application but a native one like for example, Tamerx. I've made some experiments with Tamerx and it does build quite well with Jenkins, nothing specific there. So that could be another step. And then a third step could be building an hybrid application, you know, with Ioniql. I forgot the name but whatever. I also tried that with Jenkins and it's not linked to Jenkins, but I had very hard time building an hybrid application because of Node.js, NPM and so on. I'm not very literate when it comes to that. So why not, but I don't think we would like you to spend too much time on Android. You have to know Android but please don't build a specific application for that. We already have an empty one. We have Tamerx and I could supply a hybrid one if you want to build one. But no, don't spend too much time on building a complex application just for Jenkins. That's not the goal. Thanks for the question. Does that answer your question? Yes, it does. Thank you. Okay, good. Thank you. Now, I went 20 minutes over budget on timing. I'm sorry, but these were great questions. As we're anyway over budget, I will take the last question and then we'll wrap up. Last question, last drinks should have a bell or last orders. Okay. So thank you very much to have joined. Oh, see here. I have a question related to building Jenkins and alternated to go ahead. You're the last question. Am I audible? Yes, now I hear you. Okay. I'm sorry, but I'll say this particular project buildings Jenkins roots IO alternative rules say that we are building, we have already have a site on our struct. Over already site. Documentation site is on all struct. On hosted. I'm sure. Can you say it in other words, I have a problem. I can write it. Good. I have no clue how it's pronounced. Okay. Go ahead. Yes. Okay. Maybe my problem. Okay. Now we are, we want our site on the Antora. Correct. And we want to implement the Gatsby in the Antora. Okay. This project says that we want to implement Gatsby in the Antora for the blogs part. Yes. So we are building our whole site on the Antora and for the blogs only we are using the Gatsby. This is something I think don't seem very good. I have researched a lot on the Antora documentations and Gatsby. My suggestion is what we can build our site on the Gatsby and for the documentation we can use the Antora. Okay. This may be more, you know, better for the Jenkins.io site. Okay. Okay. Do you have a question or do you want to have our opinion on that? Yes. I want your opinion that why we are using, why we are saying that we want our site only on Antora and blogs on the Gatsby. You're going to laugh because I'm going to say that again. Come with your own ideas. I like that. I like what you're coming and say and where you question the ideas. This is the principle. This is the purpose. This is what we want to teach you to do.  No, you're here to create. You're here to stop getting excited on that. No, this is exactly what we're looking for. Come with ideas. Don't say I don't want to do it that way because the question will come immediately. Why? Explain. Give the arguments. Share your ideas, your vision about that and it will be discussed and it will be shared. Do you understand the difference? So if, for instance, you feel and you have good ideas and say, well, we could do the blogs also. For that reason, that reason, that reason, and somebody may come and say, hey, and what about this problem? And this is really the interactive open source methods and philosophy is that ideas are created like in nature and played around and said, and this will live. This is a good idea and let's ever make it evolve and create and better ideas will die by themselves. You get the point? Yes, yes. Okay, so I have no problem at all. And this is a general comment that I say to others. Project ideas are just ideas. They're a seed for you. And what we want to see is, are you able to take that seed and make it grow? And that you're able to garden it as a gardener, this idea to make it to make it a good plant or my idea doesn't or my image doesn't work that well. But this is what we saw. Are you going to be the right gardener for that idea and will help you there? Okay, here it's 55. It's late for you guys in India and China. I apologize for the long time. Very, very good questions. Very good session as all the sessions we had. Continue the good work. Let the drafts flow in and we will read them and try to interact. Give us some times because we have another life besides Google Summer of Code. And let's move on. Next milestone is end March the 20th. I believe I'm going to check my notes here to be sure. So March 20th, you can start registering on the Google Summer of Code site and start uploading your proposal. The door closes April 4th. April 4th, all applications need to be in final. And therefore one month we will start the heavy work comparing the proposals. Okay. Thank you. Thank you very much for attending it. Really appreciate and let's have fun together in this adventure. Bye bye everybody.


Hey guys welcome back. So as you can see I'm not on the tennis court today I'm stuck in my office due to England's lockdown restrictions. Unfortunately over here we can't get onto tennis court but I didn't want that to get in the way of me creating more content for YouTube and help you to improve your game. So this video is going to look a little bit different it's going to be a bit more like classroom style format rather than me being on the tennis court but hopefully it'll be just as valuable and it'll be interesting to hear your feedback so do let me know in the comments what you think of this style of video and if you'd like to see more of them or if you prefer the on court style. In this video I'm going to be talking through the benefits of taking the ball early and approaching the net in singles and doubles. We're going to look a little bit at the angles that are in play when we're playing at the baseline and when we're playing at the net and help you to understand how the angles affect the way that you play. Let's get into it. So before getting into it don't forget to like the video comment below and subscribe to the channel it goes a long way in helping me to reach more people with my videos. So as I mentioned before and this is going to have a slightly different style to what I'm used to we're going to have a different camera angle so let me know what you think and I hope you enjoy. Okay so here is a tennis court that I drew earlier and we're going to start by looking at singles. So I'm just going to quickly draw around we've got two players here okay we've got player one and player two. Okay so we're going to talk with regards to player one so that's yourself. We're going to start by talking through receiving shots and then we're going to look at sending shots as well. Now your opponent at the other end when you're both at the baseline trading back and forth has the opportunity to make you run out to the right or out to the left. So from where they're stood at the back of the court there realistically they could send the ball to you into your left hand side somewhere out here or out to your forehand side here. These are probably two of the widest shots that they'd be able to hit from back here. Be very low percentage for them to aim somewhere shorter and if they did they'd have to hit it slightly slower giving you a bit of time to get up there. So realistically these are the two widest positions that they could move you to. Things to consider about the depth of your position the further back you are let's say if you were stood back here you would have to cover more distance than you would if you were to stand up on the baseline. So you can see here if your position is slightly closer to the baseline you don't have to move quite as far as you would if you were further back. With that being said if you decided to come up to the net here again your position, oh nice little love heart there, we'll leave that, your position would mean that you don't have to move very far at all to cover the two widest points. In fact just by standing in the middle of the court if your opponent is directly in front of you without moving just by reaching your racket from side to side you'd actually have it's not the straightest of lines luckily the iPad corrects that for me. You'd actually have this much distance covered around half of the singles court covered without even taking a step. The downside of being closer to the net is you have less time to react so choosing the right moment to come into the net is crucial in being successful. There's no point in rushing into the net on every shot because if your opponent has an easy ball they're going to hit it a lot harder into the open court and you're not going to have very much time to react however if you're able to keep them back behind the baseline with a good effective shot then coming into the net can help you to cover more space on the court but also it allows you to take your opponent's time away with you being that much closer to them. Okay let's think of this from the other perspective so as I said that we were talking about your position with regards to receiving shots now let's look at how you would send the ball. So when behind the baseline you're fairly limited with the angles that you can use the widest shots that you could play are going to be somewhere around here so your area that you can realistically hit is this triangle area in the center of the court however if you decide to move your position closer to the net let's say that you were in the service boxes volleying actually you're much more likely to be able to hit the ball into a wider space you could send the ball to here or to here and you can already see that actually you're able to hit the ball into more of the court and push your opponent a lot wider out of the court in either direction so by moving or pushing your position closer to the net you're giving yourself more options and you're giving your opponent a lot more pressure and a lot more space to move into. Now as I said before this is not to say that you should go into the net on everything and it's not to say that you should change your game style if you are a player that likes to play at the baseline then you can carry on doing that my suggestion is consider pushing your position slightly closer to the baseline that way it will give you slightly less distance to cover it will give your opponent slightly less time and by making just a one percent or two percent improvement in your game can make the difference between winning and losing those tight matches so consider pushing your position slightly closer the difficulty that you may have is it's tougher to time you have less time to react however if you practice in this way you will become more used to it and you'll be able to add that into your game when playing matches. Now in doubles volleying becomes even more important because you've got a partner that's going to be covering the other 50 percent of the court you only have half of the court to cover which means that if you can get into the net your opponent is going to have very little option and often have to resort to hitting a lob which if they don't get it right will travel out of play or will give you the opportunity to hit an attacking smash. Things to consider when you are playing doubles is your opponent's position so this player here now if your opponent gets pushed out wide it may be from a good wide serve or it may be from a rally ball that's pushed their opponent out into this position here if they're pushed into this position consider what their options are actually the wider you're stood on the court the more angles you have to play with so this player could hit a fairly safe shot into this position here they could also utilize the width and create an extreme wide angle this way so with that in mind if the ball has been sent wide the volleying player here should adjust their position slightly to move in line with where the ball has gone to this way they will have their line covered and to save this shot from happening now this player actually should move in this direction because as you can see they've got the opportunity to hit that wide short angle now you may feel that by shifting these players out into the wider positions you may worry about the gap down the middle of the court however if you have a player here and you have a player out here the gap is extremely small when aiming down the middle as you can see this player doesn't have very far to go to have it covered and this player could actually reach it without moving much at all so often you'll see a gap between two players but if that ball's traveled out wide don't worry so much if the ball goes wide move out towards your lines now on the flip side of this if you think about the baseline opponent at the other end receiving a shot from a more central position if this player here moves across to hit a shot from this position then it goes back to the the diagram we had in singles where the two options for the player are to hit the ball here or here so they have a much more narrow channel down the center of the court so this means that as a volley player you are now able to look to intercept towards the middle of the court and as you're serving position you don't have to worry about moving out to the wide position because actually it's very tough for them to hit that shot so serving down the tee or pushing your opponent towards the center of the court can really limit their options and it helps to get your volleying partner into the point to intercept and hit that winning volley through the gap if you try to hit that shot in a rally situation if you try to push your opponent to the center in a rally situation there's a risk that this player here can intercept and make use of that first volley into the space so think about your opponent's options but bear in mind wherever this baselineer goes the volleyer should follow if they get pulled out wide the volleyer should take a move out to the left hand side if they get pushed towards the tee this player has the opportunity to come across to intercept so there you go hopefully you found that useful if you are able to get on court and practice singles or doubles let me know how you get on with taking the angles into consideration and approaching the net more often hopefully with the knowledge of why coming into the net is a huge benefit to you you're going to have more confidence when you do so and therefore perform better when you give it a try thanks again for watching if you've got any questions about this video or other videos let me know in the comments below and i'll get back to you otherwise i'll see you in the next video


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I haven't really done this before usually I do videos but right now I'm just going to be doing a video about talking so I figured why break out the camera where you have a microphone right here just start recording and also I recently made this you know cool retro logo based on a tutorial uh uh logo is by nick with the the youtube channel I came across and just recently subscribed to I made this for fun I didn't make this for doing videos like this but I was like hey I have this video might as well or have this image might as well use it and do some audio I don't know if this is technically considered a podcast at what point does something become a podcast this is audio but most of you're probably watching it up on youtube so technically it's a video without any movement in the video um but uh yeah I guess I guess this is considered a podcast like isn't any audio file I posted me talking in a podcast I don't know much about podcasts do I have to get it into a podcast website or app to make it a podcast I don't know I'm going to call this a podcast though anyway today is going to be me complaining uh and what we're going to be looking at my audio looks like it's clipping here a little bit let me turn this down just a little bit hello hello hello well maybe too much no there there okay test test test okay clipped a little bit there that was loud okay um I'm going to be complaining about things and I'm going to talk about things that drive me crazy and um mainly in you know a technical aspect since my channel is usually about um you know computers and stuff and I'm not going to dwell on any of these too long I'm just going to go through the list I could actually do a video on each one of these um and I really if I was to complain about stuff in general I could probably go on for days on and but let's just knock out this 10 10.5 uh things on my list number one people who call android phones all android phones droids there it's an android operating system a droid a specific phone model a phone put out was it samsung I think it was samsung maybe it was motorola motorola droid I think it's it's android phone is not a droid phone it's not a big deal it doesn't really matter but it bothers me and it's not like talking about like Kleenex how people call tissues Kleenex because not everybody does it it's just a handful of people which makes it kind of annoying it's like don't you realize you're the only ones doing that anyway moving on next one when you receive an email and it says sent from my iphone or other device it's like and not even just iphone I they were probably the original people who started doing this why are you advertising for these companies they don't care about you no one cares what device you sent it from it's a it's an email that you know move on if I ever send you an email and it says sent from such and such device and I didn't do it as a joke let me know because something has infected my device number three people who insist that faxes are more secure than emails let me get let me let me point this out right away off the bat emails are not secure in general but they can be made secure you can encrypt emails you can encrypt files you attach in emails I'm not saying that emails are the best solution but faxes are definitely not more secure first off usually when you fax to an office lots of times there's one or two fax machines in the office sing out in a main area and when you fax something through it sits there till someone walks by looks at it and sees who it's supposed to go to attention whoever it's anybody in that office can see what's on that there is no security there and if you want to get you know technical about it I can buy a fax machine walk up to the side of any building and with a screwdriver or a socket wrench pop open up there and sometimes not even that pop open their phone lines attach my fax machine there as long as my fax machine is set to pick up faster than your fax machine the fax is now coming to my machine there is no security when it comes to faxing number four vertical videos I shouldn't have to say more than that but just do a youtube search for glove and boots vertical video it is a great video number 4.5 the fact that gloves and boots hasn't made a video in about a year that's that's sad they make great videos when they do number five people who complain about things like facebook on facebook don't get me wrong I can criticize facebook and a lot of things to do I hate their video players there's lots of things I don't like about it but there are people out there who complain like facebook is the worst thing in the world and if you have that of you that's fine I'm not saying you're wrong but if you hate facebook so much why are you on facebook posting things about how horrible facebook is okay number six people who don't have sound in their youtube videos now this isn't doesn't go for all videos I mean if you're just doing something with music in the background blah blah blah you know showing something off that's fine but it's so annoying how often I search something on youtube something that's supposed to be an instructional video and it starts off the video is a screen of someone's notepad on windows and they start typing hello today I'm going to show you how to do this if I wanted to read I would read an art client I wouldn't search youtube use a microphone it all computers as far as I know have a microphone plug okay well maybe not all but most of them microphones you can get them for a dollar at the dollar store when I was like five years old maybe a little bit older six or seven years old I had my set a little boom box for playing music it had a microphone in port I didn't have a microphone I did have a game boy I noticed that the game boy headphone jack was the same size as the microphone jack I plug my headphones into the microphone jack on my boom box just to see what would happen and sure enough the microphone the headphones work like a microphone speakers and microphones are the same thing you have headphones somewhere you have a microphone somewhere they're a dollar at the dollar store I rather horrible quality audio than to have to read what you're typing trying to explain something number seven people who complain or not complain but tell me that I should be using certain type of software certain software in videos about doing other software let me explain that again I didn't explain that very well for example I have in the past done a video on how to do certain things in GIMP and I would have a few comments saying you should be using Inkscape or such-and-such program for this type of work and I'm not disagreeing that those might be better programs but this series is on GIMP and how to do stuff in GIMP that was the point of this series is using GIMP and accomplishing stuff in GIMP this wasn't an inkscape tutorial I wasn't saying that this is the best option it's just if you're using GIMP this is how you do that and and I get that in in technical videos too it's like oh you should be using this program rather than that program let's like well no this tutorial is on this program it's just very weird that people will complain about that I get their point but it's just the wrong place to be complaining about it number eight this is fairly rare but is annoying sometimes websites with articles but they don't have dates uh usually if they don't have dates they're probably some sort of fake news or scam website but there have been times where I'm reading an article and I find you know usually about tech stuff and I'm like this is interesting is this recent or is this from years ago and I look all over the page and nowhere on the page is a date it's like is this apical apical now apical apical now I don't know number nine people who review sellers in product reviews this happens all the time on on amazon you go you look at a product it's got a lot of good reviews and a lot of bad reviews so you go and look at the bad reviews to see what people are complaining about and sure enough there's a ton of people complaining that the seller won't respond to them the the shipping was slow uh you know whatever the the the seller won't give them a refund and although those are legit complaints there is a place where you're supposed to write reviews for the seller this product might have 10 different sellers I don't know who you're talking about you're giving this product a bad review when the product might be fine and number 10 people who complain about music in my videos I like putting music in the back of my videos but I don't most time because every time I do someone complains no matter how low I make the volume people complain that it's too loud and distracting which I can understand especially I know a lot of my viewers maybe English isn't their first language and it can be hard enough for them to understand what I'm saying as is and and I think it's awesome when people know more than one language I mean I don't I mean two years of Spanish in high school and all I can say is me gusta el caso que este en mis zapatos y two and I get it but what I don't get is I go to all these other YouTube channels where I watch videos um like Vsauce or um I don't know name any of these other videos that I watch but all of them have music in the background while these people are talking and people don't complain about it yet every time I put just a little bit of quiet music in the background of my video people complain about it and sometimes I think putting the music too low makes it more um distracting than if it was louder because it's like it's just you barely hearing it so so I like turning it up a little bit and I always make sure that you can hear my voice fine but people will still complain about it anyway that was at least for this week my top 10 10.5 things that drive me crazy I thank you for watching I hope you enjoyed this I hope the audio has recorded okay and I 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