Right guys here.  He's working on that time. Oh Yeah, yeah, it's good to see him isn't it?  No, no, I'm not but I will tell you something just quick quickly even though I've taken ten seconds of your time already Devonte Adams is not a player. I took seriously until probably a year and a half ago. I saw him as a packer. I didn't really See him, but I didn't really see him play to be honest I was following other teams What have you and then I did happen to watch a couple of Packers games over the years and I and I and I I Saw him get a hundred yards hundred fifty yards with ease You know So then you've really got no choice but to start respecting the man and and you know with that for me Means I'm a fan. I'm a big fan number 17 for the Raiders. It's gonna be very very interesting to see how he performs With the likes of Derek Carr, let's get into it Oh, yeah, you this your first time, huh? Yeah, look at man. The Jersey. I told her I said it's really hit me today. Yeah Silver and black Let's talk now that's a consistency many people number one number one Best receiver You know you quite quite possibly could be the best receiver in the league He's arguably one of the best in the game right now. If not the best he's one of those guys He can do everything they send him vertical, you know single him up backside They let him work all the different areas of the field. That's why he's one of the best in the business Was that off the helmet? That's another reason why he's one of the best in the business Touchdown tandem in Packers history I feel like he's kind of at the elite level of every single one of those things you're asking receiver to do He's the best receiving elite and that's how he practice and that's how he plays like he better put 11 on me to stop me. I'm just that guy He wants to win everywhere Pro bowl on pro bowl Oh, well, he won that one And with that in mind, let's have a look at his stats because I can't remember I want his pre draft measure balls at the very least I know he's six to 100 kg But what else can we see? 29 December 24 1992 six foot one 98 kg either way I was close Fresno State from 2011 to 13 Got picked up in the second round of the 2014 draft with pick number 53 Went to the Packers from 14 to 21 then to the Raiders Currently a two-time first team all pro selection 2020 and 2021 five-time pro bowler in 2017 18 19 20 and 21 NFL receiving touchdowns leader in 2020 and I feel like that's and I think that's probably when I began giving him the respect He deserved two seasons with Fresno State got over 3000 yards 38 receiving touchdowns.  When was he drafted second round late in the second round 2014 456 for the 40 yard dash 682 for the three cone drill 39 and a half inches on the vertical jump now That's probably top. I'm going to say top four on this list 10 foot three on the broad jump 14 reps on the bench Let's have a look at his deal Let's have a look at this Signed a five year 141.25 million dollar deal Making him the highest paid wide receiver in the NFL at the time of assigning the trade also reunited Adams with his college quarterback Derek Carr I did see that I saw that in Derek Carr's video. I think with both playing together at Fresno State from 2012 to 2013 He's been in the league for eight years. He's definite. He's a definite veteran 116 games 8121 yards averaging over a thousand per season with his career high coming last year 1553 11 touchdowns last year. His career high was the year before with 18 bringing his total career receiving touchdowns in 116 games To 73 let's keep going In my opinion, he's the best receiver In the league right now that i've covered you almost got out on that. Yeah, push them any grandma Arm and light trip me a great throw and a great catch Deets good cover. Yeah. Hey just remember you're deep and you know where 17 is at all times One-on-one coverage. I don't care who's not to buy That ball is going out there Obviously he's good at everything but to you what makes him the best because he pride is all right. He can peace See that's the thing you don't see behind the scenes, right? You see guys like Tom Brady coming back to the field A couple of days after winning the Super Bowl You know practicing again again And again and that just screams class, right? It screams longevity in the game and it seems Devonte is No different Tater won because he competitive Now, I mean he's not selfish. He's competitive for the big difference. He didn't end's back He stood there. He stood there. He just stood there. He just stood the line for us. I just took off I was really in a flesh with him. So I really got to see how he worked with person Say a different animal Devonte Adams became the first receiver in league history with 115 catches 1,350 yards and 11 touchdowns and back-to-back seasons Shit He's all about the work. He doesn't have the he doesn't have to show it on social media for him to be doing I'm gonna say that's surprising Not so much the receptions or the yards, but the amount of touchdowns So I mean it shows up weak and weak out on the field Because you know, he's the one I mean these stat guys they can pull a record out of the hat at any time. I mean really I'm not gonna say it's bad, but it's kind of like dark magic Something right in the offseason and training lost it over the middle for Devonte. He's got it to 50 Oh, look at that. We're at 360. Great job. Okay. Let's go. Sensational grab on the right side. What a catch Yeah Rainbows right side Devonte Makes the catch and the Packers are in business That is so tough I couldn't catch that 99 out of 100 times, but the the one time I did Yeah, I don't know where I'm going with that And he has some of the nastiest routes every route looks like he's going deep just his quickness and suddenness I don't know who routes are better Him and Cooper cup, I don't know both of them run some amazing routes It's that hop, isn't it? It's the hop it's the um It's the it's the doubt that that that that that slither slither of doubt That you're putting in the defensive player's mind Which gives him the jump It's like he has a patience. Well, I was about to say it's too easy But no he did have to take the contact and had to hold on to the ball Do it, you know to where it's almost basketball on the grass You can tell we play basketball. He lose a lot of his basketball moves on them boys He doesn't give you a chance to get your hands on him With respect to route running we're creating separation is the name of the game Adams has indeed separated himself from his competition Gotta love a bit of separation guys He's faster than you think he's deceptive speed. I didn't think he was that bad But hey, he got me the whole way now. I tell casting the speed gets a lot of yak after the after the catch man He tends to shake and joke and all that and nine times out of ten we need to get you Great yet subtle move after the catch Just like that You can't sit in the chair with Devonte He makes a lot of guys Sticks his foot in the ground I wonder if he's had any knee injuries to see violently steps I'll say that much Here we go How does 17 get that over? What are we going to see here? BANG! Laters Yeah, just one catch against Cincinnati You gotta get that one on film Tell you what these are some real bangs off the right Bangs? Is there a plural for bang?  He just needs a little bit of space Beautiful to watch Absolutely beautiful to watch.  We're in the top six now guys. Who's it going to be? Well, as we know the NFL has really done us dirty here, but we do have The linebacker for the Steelers the 2021 NFL SAC leader with 22 and a half tj what thanks for watching guys. Thanks for the memories It's been incredible. We're almost done for another year and then we're into the regular season. Thank you And good night


So I've been seeing a lot of these videos from time to time on YouTube about what's in my bag and especially from like these medical professionals when they're talking about what's in their medical bag and you're seeing like all these neat nice medical bags with like stethoscopes and things like that and that's not my bag and mainly because I don't really have a bag that I kind of like really take to work like that that I need all my things in because as a trauma PA on a 24-hour shift, I mean I don't really use a bag. I use my locker. So that is what this video is going to be about. I'm going to be showing you guys what's in my locker on a 24-hour call. So let's get to it right now. You guys, what's up? This is Dana. Welcome back to my channel. So I want to show you this video that I made. It just kind of shows you very briefly, I guess you could say or just kind of a quick view of what exactly is in my locker on a 24-hour call. So things that you can be kind of thinking about if you want to be on call for 24 hours for your future job, you know, some of the things that I have, maybe you might be interested in having as well. So let's look at the video. All right, you guys, I wanted to show you what's in my locker because, you know, you're on a 24-hour shift. So you definitely need like a large space to place all of your stuff. I used to have this little tiny locker right here, but I got a little upgrade a few months back. So I got a larger locker. So this is it. This is my locker. So I got some, you know, like mirrors and stuff so that you can see how everything is working in terms of like your face and stuff. Make sure your hair is together. I do have like some products here that I definitely like to ensure that I have. You know, you always need like some deodorant and spray, and then I have a comb slash brush for my hair right there. Everybody needs some sanitary stuff. Like, don't let anybody tell you anything different. I'm not ashamed to show that. You definitely need that because you never know what can happen. At the top, I usually have like water and snacks. So you see like I have some snacks up there because, you know, our cafeteria closes at two and there's a shop here, but you don't always want to get something from that shop. So it's always good to like have your own stuff. So I have some drinks on the side and just some like chips and things like that. I got this little shower caddy when I had the smaller locker and I would, I put it in like this way because so that I can have space. But now that I have this larger locker, it's easier to like just kind of sit there. Obviously, I'm hanging my coat here, but my stethoscope is also there. And then in the shower caddy, like I keep my clean clothes up here, any extra charges and things like that.  You want to keep everything covered.  So just want to change that stuff out and, you know, take a shower if you have to depending on how dirty you get. Have an N95 here, trauma shears, always can use some gum. And then I have my toothbrush because like I said, I'm here for 24 hours. So like it's good to have toothbrush with N95. This is the side that I keep my bag that I'm actually like bringing from home. So that's there. Have some extra masks down there like surgical mask and then my dirty mask that I actually need to go and replace. And then here, you will see that I have my clean scrubs here and then I put my dirty scrubs in a bag over here. That way, like I'd like to just kind of go and like put all my dirty scrubs in the scrub machine and get new clean scrubs and just have them prepared and already ready to go so that when I walk in, I can just take my clean scrubs from here. And then I have some more like head stuff because if we do have to go to the OR, we have to have our heads covered. And this is where I typically keep my shoes that I wear around the hospital because you know, they're dirty. I don't take them home. And then I always have this here. I probably need like a new one. This is my little air freshener just to make sure that the place stays clean and smells good. But that is it. That is what is in my locker. I hope you guys enjoyed seeing this video. If you guys have any other questions for me, please you know what to do. All right, so that's it. I mean, I have a lot of things in my locker, things that I need, things that I think that I need, you know, just in case something happens, any unwanted friends pop up and I wasn't really realizing that it was that time. So it's always great to be prepared. And you know, you have to be neat. Like if there's one thing that you can take away from this is you have to have everything organized because whether it's your locker because you're on a 24 hour call like me, or it's your bag because this is the bag that you take to work every day, you want to be able to find the various different things that you will be utilizing throughout the day or throughout your time at work. Because the easier you can get to those things, the easier your job will be. All right, so if you have any other questions for me, you guys, please go ahead and leave them in the comment section below. You know what to do, go ahead and subscribe. Follow me on Instagram at AdanaThePA. And I will talk to you guys next time. Bye.


I expect the same graphic on Father's Day, by the way. But we spend a lot on moms, and so we should. But disproportionately more on moms that we do dads. Now, look, that's just the way it is, and we deal. But we do know it will be a record amount this year for moms, and probably as it should be, although I think dads get the short end of the stick. But we're not craving attention. Back with me right now, Melissa Arma. We've got Michael Lee and Mom for the second die. Lauren Simonetti, just got a beautiful baby. So Lauren, I begin with you. Those numbers are fairly accurate. They're accurate, I didn't say fairly. Women and moms get disproportionately more. About $10 billion more. Right. We do. I have a podcast on all of this. We're moming today, Shameless Plug. Moms traditionally have done more. So if you lay out a picture of a track, and you have the mom running and the dad running on the track, the dad's field to success is wide open. For the mom, there's her job, the load of laundry, the kids' activities, and I think that dad realizes that and spends more on Mother's Day. However, it is changing, and it's changing fast. Dads are doing a lot of work these days. So I bet you the Father's Day numbers come in even higher this year. Well, you're like, why is it so lopsided in favor of moms? He's very carol-y. He can't win with his answer. Well, you know, the technical reason is because jewelry is a higher price item than, say, like a DVD or something that you would get for a man. But also, as a father, I don't really need that much. You know, I've got a family. That's all I need. But my wife, you know, has to deal with it. Have you already got your Mother's Day gift? He's been out, he's stressing out about it. Some people leave it to the last minute. Hold on, hold on, is that Mrs. Lee? Yeah, we'll get back to you in the commercial break. All right? We don't like the commercial break. No, not a doubt about it. Melissa, what happens? Why is that the case, though, and it doesn't bother you on any level? Well, no, first of all, I'm not a mother, so God bless all the mothers out there. But you know what it is, when it's Father's Day, my dad comes to New York and spends a day with me. So dad's like activities.  Dad's like to be active. So mom's are needier is what you're saying. Well, it will bother me. Staring the pot, right? And dad's like to be active. So for a dad, if you spend the day or the weekend with your father, then that's like a present to him. So that's why I think they spend on activities instead of actual gifts. You know, the backyard for all is this a great economy and all of that, so obviously these numbers are going up in this environment. You don't have to be a mom or dad to appreciate that, right? I want peace and quiet, by the way. You do. And as you guys were saying, that is free. So you don't have to spend any money on me for Mother's Day. All right, now, the latest is still an infant and your older one is how old? I've got a three and a half year old daughter and a one year old son. Wow, okay. So I could understand the appreciating. Mom's popular right now. I'm trying to absorb that because my kids want to be with me all the time, but I know as they get older, as you know, you're not cool anymore, right? No, that ceased years ago. So I'm constantly on at home. Okay, I understand. Do you have your Mother's Day gift for your wife? Sure, who doesn't? Yeah, it's tomorrow, right? Yeah. You know, when I look at this under the numbers, I mean, you don't want to be a mom or dad just to appreciate the fact that maybe we use this data, appreciate people are important in our lives, but it does help that you have a nice economy going because that's sort of like a bipartisan sort of nod to I can do stuff here. Well, look, you know, you look at the employment situation right now, you have 1.3 million more jobs available than people looking for work. And what's been interesting about the last two years is the bottom 10% of wage earners are, earnings are up about 5%, which is almost three times the top 10%. So what's really transitioned over the last two and a half years is everyone's starting to benefit from this. There you go. Moms and dads alike and all the kids. Topa keeps going, right? Topa keeps going. All right, your wife is online. One, every mom has a wonderful big day tomorrow. You certainly deserve that.  I learned that apparently years ago. Not a little bit. Here comes Fox.


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My favorite object in our collection is Dolly Massen's engagement ring, which was given to her by husband James Madison. It's a really personal item. It shows their private life. Someone who's more known for their political and social impact as James's father of the Constitution. Dolly is one of the most popular first ladies in history. And so we don't really hear about their private lives, which is... My favorite object in our collection is our life-size bronze sculpture of President Lincoln and a horse, which is out in front of the cottage. It's my favorite object because it symbolizes his commute that he made between the cottage and the White House during his days at the Soldiers' Home. But it also made him accessible to this commute by meeting with wounded soldiers, contraband in their camps, and then everyday citizens. And the sculpture is made like that as well. My favorite object is a set of 18 campaigned plates, and they were gifts to President Wilson from the King and Queen of Belgium in 1919. And they're my favorite because there's a really sweet story that Wilson was examining each campaigned plate with magnified glass. So we know that they meant something to him, and they also depict sites that were damaged or were worn, so they're especially important. My favorite object in our collection is a pair of yucca sandals, and they're sandals that are woven with a yucca plant. And they're really old shoes that our ancestors wore. We don't wear them anymore. They're really unique. We only have one pair. My favorite object is Daniel Chester French's six-foot vinyl plaster model for the figure of Abraham Lincoln for the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. My favorite object in the inventory is the parxinoscope. It's a transitional piece, an ocean picture, a very early attempt at capturing ocean images. And I like to interpret it because it's fun to point out that this is a wireless form of entertainment. It also, basically, foreshadows new technology for its era. My favorite object is a director-spiled chair that's in the collection of Philippine Alley. I like this chair because of the simple lines and design, and it has the napolonic v in the pattern. And as many objects as Philippine I have, this is one of my favorite ones. My favorite object from our collection is a 1920s turkey curry powder can. It's one of my favorites because I was recently discovered in one of the ceilings in the building, so points to the fact that our building is still a kind of ongoing archaeological excavation. And it helps me to think about the ways in which late 19th and 20th century European immigrants participated in mass-consumer culture. An interesting object in the Drayton Hall collection is something that we once thought was an indigo brand. It has the name Drayton on it. We had thought that it was used for stamping bags of indigo, but some recent research has determined that it was actually used on the enslaved workers at Drayton Hall to actually brand flesh. So it's a new discovery for us and one that's causing us to rethink and change our excavation.


One of my all-time favorite window managers on Linux is OpenBox. A matter of fact, OpenBox was the very first standalone window manager I ever used about 15 years ago when I first switched to Linux. The very first desktop environment I ever tried was GNOME 2, which was very popular on a lot of Linux distributions back then, and I didn't like GNOME 2. So I quickly searched for something else and I discovered the OpenBox window manager and I fell in love with OpenBox back then. And there's actually a lot of OpenBox Selenix distributions that already have OpenBox configured for you, set up for you, so it really makes it easy for new users to get into OpenBox. I think one of the absolute best OpenBox Selenix distributions is a distribution called Matebox. I think one of the reasons I like Matebox a lot is because one of my favorite distributions that's been dead for many, many years now was the old CrunchBang distribution. CrunchBang was a Debian distribution that used the OpenBox window manager and had a lot of custom scripts and it was just very well set up and CrunchBang has been dead for a number of years now and Matebox kind of has that CrunchBang feel to it, so instead of being Debian based, Matebox is based on Manjaro. So Matebox had a recent release just a few days ago. They released version 2208, so I went ahead and spun up a virtual machine here. I'm going to run through a quick installation of Matebox 2208 and take a first look. And one of the things immediately when I boot into the live environment here is what a gorgeous desktop. When I say that it's one of the best OpenBox Selenix distributions, you can tell that they put a lot of thought and effort as far as both aesthetics and functionality. I love the cockies like the dotted borders around the cockies. They've got three cockies on the screen here. They've got a lot of information about key bindings. Now, typically you wouldn't want this many cockies filling up your screen, but for a brand new user who maybe is not familiar with what the key bindings are for this, I can understand having these cockies on the screen. And then you have the panel at the top. It looks like it's split into two sections here. You've got one section over here with quick launchers. Then you've got the section over here. This looks like your Cistray clock and a session panel. And this, I believe, is the Tent 2 panel, which is the panel I typically use when I run OpenBox. It's a very easy to configure panel. Looking at the quick launchers here at the top, let me find the installer. And it looks like Install Maybox Selenix. Let me click on this. And they're going to use the Calamaris installer. So first we get the welcome screen. We need to choose the language for the installer. American English is the default. That's fine for me. So I'm just going to click Next. And then we need to set our time zone. It is correctly chosen. The central time zone in the US for me. So all I need to do is click Next. And then we need to set our keyboard. The English US is what is chosen. I'm going to click Next. And we need to set up our partitions. We can either erase the disk and give the entire drive of this virtual machine to Maybox, which is what I'm going to do. Or if you need to set up some kind of custom partition scheme, especially if you're dual booting, you could choose manual partitioning and do it yourself. But I'm going to choose erase disk and give Maybox the entire virtual hard drive of this virtual machine. We have the option, do we want no swap, swap, no hibernate, swap with hibernate or a swap file. I'm going to do a swap file for the file system. We have the option of extend for, butterfs, f2fs, or xfs. I'm going to stick with the tried and true extend for file system. And then I'm going to click Next. Now let's create our username and password. My username is going to be DT, the host name of this computer. I'm going to call it maybox-vert, just to give it something that's obvious and descriptive in case I need to SSH into this virtual machine. I have so many virtual machines. I want to know exactly which one I'm logged into. And then let's create a strong and complicated password for the DT user. And then repeat that strong and complicated password. And then do we want to log in automatically without asking for a password? That's ticked off by default. I'm going to leave that ticked off because I want to have to enter a password to get into my machines for privacy reasons. And then do we want to use the same password for the administrator account? The sudo password, yes. That way DT's password and the sudo password are the same. And then let's click next. And the summary, location, looks good. Keyboard looks good. The partition scheme looks good. I'm going to click install. And then it's going to give us a warning. It's about to format the drive. And right to the disk I'm going to click install now. And away it goes. This portion of the installation typically takes about five to 10 minutes on my machine. So I'm going to pause the video. I'll be back once the installation has completed. And the installer has completed. And now what I need to do is I need to tick this box that says restart now and then click done. And we're at our login manager. It looks like they're probably using LightDM for the login manager. Let me go ahead and login. And we've logged into our newly installed Maybox Linux. Now one thing is the screen resolution is all walkie. So let me right click on the desktop because this is open box. Your menu system is a right click desktop menu. So right click the mouse and you get your menu system here. And if I look around I go into Maybox config. And let me see if I can find something to change the screen resolution as far as a GUI. I could always open a terminal and do it with X Render. But I want to see what graphical programs they have installed. There is screen resolution. Let me see what that is. Then it looks like that is AR and R, A Render. So I could change the screen resolution with that. But let's see, they had a different program also here. Screen resolution LX, R and R. So this will be a little bit more user friendly. So let me find 1920 by 1080 and hit apply and hit okay. And I've logged back in and now we've got our 1920 by 1080 screen resolution. And I've got our welcome screen here. And on our welcome screen we have several things to choose from. We have this column here that says start. And the first thing is update the system which being a rolling release distribution based on Manjaro we probably should do. So let me click update. This had a release just a few days ago so there shouldn't be a ton of stuff to update when our graphical software center opens. Let's see, is this PAMAC? It is PAMAC 10.4-2-1. Makes sense. PAMAC is a GUI package manager that the Manjaro team built specifically for Manjaro. Maybox is based on Manjaro. Let's go ahead and click apply, give our sudo password for the update since there's just a few packages that need to be updated here. By the way in the cocky here off to the right I have installed packages and it's numbered 882. So there's 882 packages installed out of the box here. And let me close PAMAC now that the update has completed. Then under the start column we have add kernel. So do I wanna change the kernel? It looks like out of the box they installed the LTS kernel but if we wanted to we could install a newer kernel. I'm fine using the LTS kernel though. We could install popular apps. I'm assuming that would just launch the software center here. This is the Manjaro application utility. So this little utility is a list of very popular programs that are not installed by default but many users will want. For example, browsers, Firefox is the default browser but they go ahead and offer you the choice of installing Vivaldi, Chromium, Midori, Opera. Have email clients here, several email clients, Evolution, Geary, Thunderbird, et cetera, Office Suite. So this would be LibreOffice, FreeOffice, MSOffice. I'm not really gonna install any extra software so I'm just gonna go with what is installed out of the box for today's first impression video. Then we have this resources column where we have a quick start guide, we have a link to the website and we have a link to the Maybox form. And then we have Project and here we can get involved with the development of Maybox or we could donate to the project and then we have the checkbox here. Do we want this to launch at startup? So every time you log in the welcome screen auto starts for me, now that I've seen it this one time I'm gonna take that off so it never auto starts again and then I'm gonna close it. So let's see what programs are installed out of the box here in Maybox 2208. So at the top of our right click menu we have some, I guess, quick launchers. So common programs that you're gonna open all the time. So this would be the terminal, the web browser, the file manager, the terminal. Let's see which terminal emulator they're using. The font size is very small. Let me zoom in a little bit here. I don't recognize that icon for the terminal and I don't know how to get the terminal name other than using X-Prop. So I'm gonna do X-Prop. My cursor turns into an X. Now let me click the window that I want the X properties for. And this terminal is Terminator. You can see window manager class is Terminator. So that is the terminal. The web browser of course is going to be Firefox. Let's see what version of Firefox they're on. It should be the absolute latest being based on Manjaro and being our rolling release. Let me go to help and about Firefox. Firefox 103.0.2. Let me close Firefox. And then back to the right click menu. Let's see what file manager they're using. It looks like this could be maybe PCMan FM. It is PCMan FM 1.3.2. That's the file manager that I prefer to use on all of my standalone window managers. So PCMan FM is a fine choice. And it's typically the file manager you'll see on open box distributions. Mainly because PCMan FM was the file manager on the old LXDE desktop environment that's no longer being maintained. But LXDE was a old desktop environment that was very lightweight. It used the open box window manager and it typically used PCMan FM as the file manager. Now let me get back into the right click menu and let's get into the categories here. Accessories, we have Clip It for our Clipboard Manager. Once again, we have our PCMan FM file manager. We have Fsearch, so this will be a file search. We have Calculator, which is a standard calculator. So if I go to about, this is Calculator 2.1.4. This is a GTK-based scientific calculator. And if you go to View, if you need scientific mode, you know, you can get all the fancy buttons. Most of them, I have no idea what they do. For me, I just like basic calculators, but Calculator is a pretty fantastic calculator available on Linux. And then we have our LightDM settings. So this will be changing like the wallpaper for your LightDM login manager. Then we have Nitrogen, which sets our wallpaper. Let's go ahead and see what wallpapers we have available to us here in Maybox. So the wallpapers honestly look very gorgeous. Let me cycle through just a few of these. A lot of these are standard Manjaro wallpapers, part of some of the Manjaro wallpaper packs. So some good looking wallpapers here. There's some Maybox branded wallpapers as well, such as, well, that's a Manjaro branded wallpaper. Here's one that is Maybox branded. And so a mixture of some Manjaro wallpaper packs, some standard Manjaro wallpaper stuff, and some Maybox specific stuff. I really like the natural photographs, right? The nature photographs. Some of this looks really, really good. Here's one that I bet would be great. The black cat with the green eyes. That is pretty awesome. I may need to actually rip off that wallpaper because I kind of like that. Let's go with this here because I think that's gonna fit with the green theme. Yeah, that's really, really nice there. Let me get back into the right click menu. Wow, the open box theme changed because wasn't it a darker theme before? So that is really, really cool. We need to get into some of the configuration stuff in just a second. But let me go ahead and see what else is installed as far as default applications. We have, of course, Terminator was the terminal. Xarchiver is our archive manager. So that's for zip, unzip, that sort of thing. Xpad, I guess for sticky notes. Under development we have Genie. Genie is IDE slash text editor. One of my favorite plain text editors that's available on Linux. Really fantastic program. Under graphics we have Color Picker, Color Menu. We have Flameshot for our screenshot utility. By open Flameshot it actually sits up here in the sys tray until I actually click on something and then you get your menu here but I don't really plan on taking a screenshot right now. Also under graphics we have G-Pick which is another Color Picker which probably is the same as this entry here in the menu. We have View Noir which I believe is a image viewer. Elegant image viewer, you have View Noir 1.8. Under multimedia we have some minimal audio players and multimedia players. We have our Audacious Music Player which is a great little audio player. Also under multimedia we have MPV which of course is our movie player, a very minimal movie player. Other than that the only other thing we have in multimedia is the Pulse Audio Volume Control of course. V4L2 video for Linux which is used especially for capturing webcam stuff and then your volume icon which should be sitting in the sys tray up here. This volume icon that says 100% when I click it it mutes the volume. When I unclick it, it unmutes the volume. Under the internet category we have our Firefox web browser. We have our Mail Reader which I didn't know they had a Mail client installed out of the box, they don't. So we need to check one so I'm not gonna install the email client. Under settings we have Ad Remove Software I'm assuming that would be PAMAC and it is. Also under settings we have AR and R for our screen settings especially if you're using multi monitors you'll love this tool because what you'll do is you'll have like for example I have three monitors I would have three monitors here and I could rearrange the order of them if the order of your displays is out of order for some reason or maybe one of the displays is mirrored to another monitor and it shouldn't be, et cetera.  Also under settings we have Customize Look and Feel so this is the LX Appearance Tool so this is how you would change your GTK themes and your icon themes. So this is all the GTK themes that are installed and they have a ton of GTK themes installed out of the box and yeah, you can change them. I kinda like dark themes so let me find one that's more appropriate here for this color scheme. I think I like this one here, Matcha Dark For Real. I'm sure I didn't pronounce that right but let me hit Apply on that. And then our icon theme right now we're using Numix Circle but you have a few other choices such as Papyrus Dark which is a really nice icon set as well. We have Numix Square as well. You hit Apply on that. You can also play with the fonts and the mouse cursor here in LX Appearance. Let's get into some of the Maybox specific configuration tool. So if I go into the Maybox sub menu here there is a Maybox Control Center. Let's click on that. So the very first screen is kind of like a system information screen so it lets you know what window manager you're using, uptime, screen resolution, installed packages, updates, kernel version, et cetera. Really not much to see there but then you have tint to panel. So I guess this is allowing us to configure the panel here and you can see we can add or remove launchers. If I click on that, I'm assuming the launchers are the quick launchers here. So these are the programs that we could add to the quick launcher. For example, maybe I use Calculator all the time. If I click on that, yeah I now have a quick launcher for Calculator. That is extremely cool. You have a button here for configure panel. I'm assuming this would be where you could change like size and position, yeah padding and several other things. I'm not gonna play with that because I don't wanna accidentally mess things up. I don't wanna be playing with it that long. But anyway, you can adjust everything in the panel to your heart's content, colors and transparency and positioning and all of that. And then of course you can save that config. Then we have menu and side panels. So it tells us the main menu is accessed by right clicking or when space, I haven't tried that. So if I do super space, yeah. So if for example, you have a window full screen, of course you can't right click on the desktop because the window will be in the way. So how would you pull up your open box menu? Well, they have a key binding, super space. So very cool. Let me get back into the Maybox Control Center here. One of the things that they recently added was the colorizer. So they're really getting into colors and color schemes. I think a lot of people are getting into color schemes these days. I know I seem to be preoccupied with adding color schemes to everything as far as all of my configs. And it looks like Maybox is going down that route as well.  Which is essentially, I believe, I'm guessing is an open box menu that's using a dynamic script because open box menus, you can actually pipe scripts into them to dynamically generate the contents of the menu. It's one of the real neat features of open box. And if I go in here, and I can change the open box theme right here so I can play with the colors. And it even gives me the values that are currently set and everything. There is the colors for the menu and the panels. There is the colors for khaki. And we have pie radio. I'm not familiar with pie radio, but I could play with that as well. We have popular accent colors down here. So if I wanted to change the accent color, maybe right now I think I'm using green for accents. So let's change to something that would be obvious. So let's change to like an orange color. You can see that accent color is actually the open box color, the open box title bar. So that is pretty cool. Let me go ahead and change that accent color back to something maybe something more normal. Man, that is very, very green. It looks like they have these colors grouped based on like popular distributions and desktop environments. You see this first set of colors is called Ubuntu. It's popular Ubuntu colors. So probably, you know, a lot of purple and orange, right? And then you have the mint colors. Although oddly there's no green in the mint colors. And then you have plasma colors, which are a lot of hot pinks and pastels. For me, let me choose, could I choose something like that? Yes, I could. Yeah, so that is one of the coolest things I've ever seen in any distribution is this colorizer thing. That is probably what I would consider the defining feature for this current release of Maybox. That's, I read their release notes and they specifically mentioned this colorizer tool and having worked on that. And I gotta say job well done on that Maybox team. Yeah, there's so much I could play with here. I see all the key bindings for various things here for launching programs and also some open box specific things. One thing I don't see is like snapping and grid, key bindings for open box, but I'm sure Maybox has included that stuff. So if I open a file manager here and I do super and I'll do left arrow, yeah, it'll snap to the left side. And if I open a calculator and I did super right, I could snap that to the right side, very cool. If I did super up on the calculator, that would take up the upper half, super down would take the lower half and super right again would get back to the right. Yeah, really, really neat. Let's see what kind of system resource usage we're using. Now I did launch a lot of programs here in the last few minutes and some of them are still running in the Cistray. I see Flameshot still running. I'll actually kill Flameshot because it wasn't running by default. And let's go ahead and run Htop. Htop is not found. So let's do a sudo pacman dash capital S Htop. And that's really neat that Terminator or Terminal actually turns red when it's asking for the sudo password.  And this is one of the reasons why people love Openbox. The Openbox window manager is even with the tent tube panel and all the conches running and I've got the terminal open and Htop running and I've got several things sitting in the Cistray. We're using 437 megs of the six gigs of RAM. I gave this virtual machine.  If I really spent some time and killed a lot of processes, I could easily get this down to probably 250 megs, right? So very, very light window manager, CPU usage. We're using about 3% of the CPU here, which is about normal for what we've got going on. A lot of that CPU usage is going to be some of the calculations being done that's automatically generated for this cocky here. So that was just a cursory look at the latest release of Maybox, Maybox 2208. I think this, again, this distribution has been around for a few years. I think it's fantastic. I think it's one of the best, if not the best, open box distributions on the planet. Some of their custom tools are really neat and I am just so impressed with that colorizer menu that allows you to adjust your color schemes and things for various things. Your open box theme and your cocky theme, your tint tube panel and everything. I could see so many possibilities for me creating a script very similar for me to use in my window managers, some of my tiling window managers. Maybe I'll use their colorizer, maybe take a look at some of what they're doing. Maybe as inspiration for me making my own colorizer script in the future. Now, before I go, I need to thank a few special people. I needed to thank the producers of this episode. Dustin Gabe, James Matt, Maxim, and Michael Mitchell, Paul West. Why you bald homie? Allen, Armored Rackin, Chuck, Commander Marie, Daniel, Delin, Greg, Marshdarm, Arjan, Alexander, Paul, Peace, Watch, Infador, Polytech, Realities for Luxury Profits, Steven, Tools, Devils, and Willie. I think I mispronounced a couple of the names there, but these guys, all these names you're seeing, these are the producers of the show. These are my has-eared patrons over on Patreon. Without these guys, this quick look at Maybox 2208 would not have been possible. 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What's up everybody, I am the Mangus, you are awesome and it's time for another Call to Arms where I try to identify some of the problems with Paragon that can be fixed by core and predecessor. As you can tell already, today I'm going to be talking about Crunch. Now I don't think there was anything wrong with the Crunch most of us know and love, however most of us don't remember his release on the Legacy map. Crunch was designed for play in the monolith version of the game, however due to Epic really cornering themselves with the whole hashtag every 3 weeks thing, he was released for play on the Legacy map.   Crunch was not as good on Legacy as he was on Monolith and there is evidence to back that up. This is a problem because both core and predecessor are going for a more legacy feel for their game. I would hate to see one of my favorite heroes neglected in the process of bringing Paragon back, so let's talk about why Crunch was better on Monolith and how he can be adjusted to fit the Legacy model better. The main thing, in my opinion, that made Crunch worse on Legacy was his passive. If you don't remember, Crunch's basic attacks would lower the cooldowns on his abilities. The CD reduction assigned to him was tuned for Monolith where movement and attack speed was faster. He simply didn't punch as fast on Legacy and therefore received less cooldown reduction. You could somewhat get around this via animation canceling or building attack speed, but again, if your base attack speed is higher in one version than the other then the higher attack speed version will just always be better. Also, I don't particularly like to build attack speed on Crunch, that's more of a personal note, but uh. Anyway, this seems like a fairly simple fix, just increase the amount of cooldown reduction Crunch receives per hit. That way he can still be effective while actually hitting people less. The next one is small and very much arguable. I think Crunch was a more effective jungler in Monolith because he had fast clear times that allowed him to clear out like, he could clear a 5 stack out almost as fast as killing a single minion. With Legacy only having like 2 minions per white camp, he really didn't have a chance to shine above the other picks in that role. Towards the end the jungle camp switched up to the 3 stacks and Crunch was still just as effective so I may be a little off on this one. I think core having the ability to stack camps will benefit Crunch's quick clear time so even if this is a problem they've already got that somewhat addressed. Predecessor had the Legacy standard 2 jungle minions per camp during the closed alpha but I guess that could change. In any case, I don't think this is a huge problem, it's just something I thought of and wanted to address. Speaking of things I thought of while making this video, one reason I came up with as to why Crunch was better on Monolith was the smaller lanes allowing you to make better use of Crunch's big AoE left crunch. This is just dumb though. The more I thought about this one the more I realized that A, Legacy also had some pretty narrow passages in the jungle and B, you really don't catch more than one person with a left crunch all that often anyway. Left Crunch was there for clearing minions and finishing off a big right crunch, left crunch, re-crunch combo for max damage on a single target usually. It was pretty awesome to catch multiple people with it around like a map objective but it's not something you relied on and it's not something particular to the Monolith map. Those are the reasons I could think as to why Crunch wasn't as good on Legacy. If you guys could think of anything else please let me know in the comments. This is a topic that I think could be applied to other heroes as well. I believe Terra, Drongo, and Wukong will actually function better in Legacy. Crunch is about the only one where I think Moving Back will hurt him but there could be others and Metabuff and Omega Studios need to be cognizant of that. Let me know if there are any hero kits that you think will suffer from moving back to the Legacy style gameplay. For now this is the Mangoo setting off, you guys have a good one. Mangoo!