's not hard to just come up with fun things and you'll see that on the next slide with the smaller single digit stuff yep they're so easy yes oh yeah there is fedora wait where did fedora oh yep yes we do to be clear we do not recommend running apple on fedora because it doesn't make sense because the packages in apple should already be in fedora so it's a little strange yeah now there is a conflicts in the uh in the apple release package but if they just configure the repo file directly they can still hit the repos and get counted in these numbers so another slide you had amazon linux which as i understand the last amazon linux that wasn't based on fedora linux was amazon linux 2 which was mostly rel 7 ish and so people are adding apple 8 to that release even though it's not even close to targeting it and hoping things work and you know for your python stuff sometimes anywhere it's fun so to show how really weird this is so uh great now where did it go foobar where's foobar foobar foobar linux has one user and i thought that was weird because i'd heard of it and the maintainer actually contacted me this last week they rebuild apple they have they rebuild all of apple very similar to like eln does rawhide and this one thing is a mistake so they have a lot of users they rebuild apple as as a package gets built they rebuild it just don't want to be counted i i don't know why i all i know is uh that's where which one oh no never heard of it before oh i i i remember that one from back in my scientific uh that's from china i mean there's an ibm linux up there too and who knows what that is like i said anyone can edit your oas release file to say anything and put it in here it's oh there i actually took a couple out one of them somebody had actually accidentally piped something into their thing because it was all these weird things anyway i took a couple of them out but uh anyway those are you don't want to fork bomb in your slide this was just for fun uh don't expect it every year because it was a pain in the rear to make um this is more more serious and uh some our maintainers and we're we are very grateful for our maintainers both you here those of you online and those of you watching you later thank you very much um over the years we've we've gotten more and more it looks like it's going down and but maintainers fluctuate apple is a volunteer-based community um even most of us have now granted carl is currently getting paid for it but he was a volunteer way before that and so we want to thank you people um apple nine we did have a trend going down so the trend is sort of to have 10 pack packages per maintainer so that no one person gets overwhelmed and then rust came in um and this thanks fabio if you're watching this apple nine got down to 11 and then all of a sudden just boom yep and more sad face i'm no longer number one it makes me sad oh uh it's not that uh uh fabio no he's like three uh the other facebook person michelle michelle oh wow all right michelle is is number one i'm like number three or four i'm sad not that sad i actually i'm excited i'm glad people yes obviously maintaining a ton of packages yourself is not great well because i was number one for so long i'd never wanted to say that i never wanted to give the top 10 now i can so uh anyway we're we are very grateful for our maintainers in in apple and uh on behalf of not just the apple committee but as the users thank you very much apple seven uh i'm gonna start with this one in turn over to you um apple seven will go end of life june 30th 2024 that's less than a year away uh red hat recently uh due to the large amounts as you saw the second slide large amount of seven people apple rel seven people have made this new extended life thing and i don't know the three or four letter acronym but els elas extended life cycle support i believe okay they they made this different thing but the basic ending of rel is happening on the 30th of june 2024 uh as an apple committee we did discuss this and apple is going to end on that same time we will not be trying to extend it the end of maintenance phase two yes so on june 30th 2024 apple seven will be will go into archive it will no longer be able to be it will no longer be maintained and all the things that go with the end of life apple release anything else for apple seven i know i'm i know i'm hogging the slides no the uh there's one point i want to bring up that as y'all saw in the other charts apple seven is still the most popular artifacts but it's also getting the least attention from maintainers a lot of maintainers they tend to like the new shiny they're focused on hey i can get all my new stuff added in apple nine it's interesting they like deploying it and getting all those new features so just naturally over time apple seven gets less and less attention um which is partially by design similar to rel seven it's in the last part of its lifecycle and it's slowing down it's getting fewer fewer changes only the most critical critical things get fixed now so but because it's still so popular if you have apple seven packages you depend on consider getting involved in helping take care of those because we have a lot of open bugs we look at what open cve bugs there still are because there's no guarantees and it's all volunteer we just kind of hope that people come along we look at those from time to time when we can but we would like help if you're interested yep thank you very much let's go to eight sure all that's it you do that let me talk a little huh yeah so with apple eight we did some interesting stuff this is the first release where we had sent to a stream mate and things got shaken up first a little bit we knew we wanted apple to we knew how important it is for people that were using it and we proposed a new thing called apple next because we were starting to see that some library changes if you saw adams talk earlier he talked about the application compatibility guide so while most things in rel don't change very much at all well you know a bi wise there are some things that are on a lot lower priority on that list that are allowed to change their library sownames and things like that think llvm qt and there's a few other things when those happen now they happen and sent to a stream about you know four to six months before they happen in rel it's the change that's coming to rel that's planned for and approved for rel it's not some you know wild unexpected thing we see it happening and we know it's going to be coming but sometimes occasionally that can cause apple packages to not install correctly we saw that as a problem with apple eight and we wanted thought about how we could fix that so we came up with a thing called apple next and that allows maintainers to optionally build against sent to a stream mate to get their packages compatible it's not a whole duplication of apple it's just a rebuild of those think of the times I've measured it was usually less than one percent of packages that had trouble with that due to those changes so it's just select rebuilds it's an extra repo so rel rel you relate users would use just epa late sent to a stream eight users would use epa late and epa late next together and that's worked pretty good there's a there's been some it worked it was good for a first attempt attempt is kind of a bolt-on solution to the problem with how we were art the existing way we did apple i'll get into that that's starting a thread of what we're going to talk about on the apple 10 slide so i'm going to you know back burner that for a minute but it worked well enough the other thing i'll point out is the end of life stuff i know you're about to jump in with that i saw you yeah so talking about end of life uh sento stream eight goes end of life same time let's just say it's the same time of seven uh basically june 1st of next year with that the apple next uh repo repo is going away um it really shouldn't affect any non sento stream people but we just want you to know that it's it's going away when sento stream goes away but it shouldn't really affect you unless you yeah at that point it won't be necessary anymore yeah because that's the point that rail eight enters its maintenance phase and you know a lot fewer things would be changing there shouldn't there won't be any more minor releases and there definitely shouldn't be any more library changes for lower like acg four packages the lower priority ones i mentioned yep we ready for nine so apple nine we had the rail nine launch uh last year in 2022 and um we actually at one point we thought that it was for the first time ever we launched apple nine before we actually it's not exactly correct we found some old mail in this stuff about how apple seven actually launched with a beta period so it made things a little confusing and when you yeah it was actually a post from kevin there um so we were kind of describing it somewhat incorrectly depending on how you viewed it um apple seven left its beta period after after the rail seven launch so sort of it was true but also there was something so there were packages in apple seven just under the beta label at the rel seven launch we did some lines on this chart at the time of the rel nine launch there was two thousand six hundred and seventeen source packages in apple nine which was great just having those available at own launch day for rel for rel seven it was a little bit behind that i think it i think you said it took about a month for it to catch up to that point it was released that arbitrary cutoff it was released to me we made it to you know in july and it was like a month after that that they that we removed the beta label from it we didn't put that on there because it was just going to make it messy but it's an interesting little artifact of history so the big thing to take away is the growth pattern for apple nine you can see it's much much steeper than apple eight another thing i'll point out here is that apple eight actually launched or rather rel eight launched with zero packages in apple eight it got a late start there's a lot of reasons for that and if this wasn't a 25 minute talk i would probably get into those but if you want to know more about that come and find me and ask more questions because it's a long story but we obviously knew that was a problem we actually got a lot of customer feedback about i'm not upgrading from rel seven until the packages i need in apple are there i know they're not supported but i still need them and that actually helped lead to the creation of the team that i'm the team lead of now the apple team with ncb to staff that role i wonder what the same now that all those packages are in eight and nine and they're still on seven they're big enterprises they take a long time to change stuff so we hopefully hopefully this is a lot more attractive target so that way when they're looking at their upgrades they may just skip eight entirely and go all the way to nine and just get current a lot of them won't they'll still go to eight first but we can't control that so going to the next side so this is a a few logos of things of notable packages we had in apple nine this is from a while back i forget when we did this this is one at launch time this was at launch time this was at launch time that we were we were saying look we have all these at launch time and now how many do we have now a lot more a lot more basically ran out of space for logos yeah had to resize a few of them but yes there's a lot of cool software there um it's growing a lot and uh if you've got your favorite piece of software that's not up there or didn't get a didn't get highlighted this isn't everything i couldn't fit everything on one slide if you have something that you want to see an apple help get involved and get it added yep oh we're at apple 10 so apple 10 here's the good stuff this is what y'all came here to hear about so i mentioned on the apple next stuff would i talked about it on the apple eight slide we also had apple next for nine um it worked as a bolt-on solution to get get the problem solved but we noticed a lot of some problems with it it was unintuitive for users and a little bit unintuitive for maintainers as well the the branches weren't created automatically in disk it they had to request them and some maintainers would be confused about when they when it was appropriate to request the branch uh we saw a pattern of maintainers building it in both apple and apple next just by default they thought they needed both when they're the dependencies of the package involved weren't different between rel and sent to a stream so there was no need for it it was unnecessary so we thought how could we make this more intuitive and it's actually something while i was digging up the the apple seven beta stuff and reading about that i found out that this is an idea that's been thrown out before talking about having minor releases for apple branches uh so that's what we thought about doing for apple ten yeah so here's a little bit of the history with uh with apple seven we built you know the current state of it it's built against rel seven point nine it has a disc tag in the release field of dot el seven and it goes in the repo path of apple slash seven and then eight you can see that still this is the current state apple eight follows the same pattern apple eight next is still built against sent to a stream eight it gets a disc tag of dot el eight dot next and it goes in a different repo path same thing for nine and then for ten for we for reference we thought about well how does this work we're talking to fedora maintainers a lot of time because apple maintainers are fedora maintainers if you're a fedora maintainer and you're not involved in apple all you have to do is make the branch and then you're an apple maintainer congratulations it's super easy barely any convenience so here's how it works in fedora it does fedora doesn't have minor versions but with each uh release we have we have the leading branch rawhide that has fc 39 disc tag and that reflects what the content is going to be um and there's a very similar pattern with the minor release minor versions in sento a stream what you see in sento a stream nine right now reflects the content you can expect in rel nine point three that is going to be released in the fall so there's a i noticed that similarity there stuck in my head and i kept thinking about it and wondering how could we build on that and make something that's more intuitive uh when when things branch from rawhide to f 38 um or rather in the future whenever f 39 branches the f 39 branches will be created and then the rawhide branch will get switched to the fc 40 disc tag and they've got their own you know repo paths so go and switch the next one this is what we're thinking about for apple 10 we'll have a leading branch apple 10 built against sento a stream 10 and it'll use a disc tag reflecting the content that it should say this will be at this point in time will be the rel 10 launch basically so at that point sento a stream 10 will already be reflecting 10.1 content so it'll get the corresponding disc tag for that but it'll still we're thinking we're going back and forth from this a little bit but thinking about just putting it in a bare apple 10 path just because that minor version of the content it's reflecting isn't programmatically determinable inside sento a stream itself so the easiest way is to just think of it as it doesn't have a minor version and make the repo path work the same way but we can still put it in the disc tag for the migration whenever we actually create a 10 1 repo at this point in time real 10 0 will be out and we'll have apple 10.0 branches with the corresponding disc tag and repo path uh oh that's one thing i forgot to bring up that we did different with apple 9 is that you don't change slide for it um with apple 9 we actually we launched it early um by building by building apple 9 not apple 9 next by building it against sento a stream 9 early for about six months that's what let us get all those packages in there early and then that was that was a huge boom to the project and getting packages out and we thought about how how could we bring that same success we did it for 9.0 but we're not doing it for any other minor release of 9.0 this brings the same concept to every minor release and then packages the other part of apple uh apple next that's painful uh especially for Troy with all his KDE packages is that whenever he does have to rebuild against say a new qt library he has to do it in apple next and do all of those updates and then a few months later do the same exact thing in apple all over again he can't there's no way to inherit the builds because of the way we designed it as a bolt-on thing with this we explicitly want to be able to inherit the build so that things that you build against sento a stream you can just it'll just populate the next repo path a few months down the road and bring that same benefit that we had with the launch of apple 9 to every minor version so for example for the KDE users when well 10.2 comes out you will get your KDE packages that day as soon as you update to the release so it says 9.2 or 10.2 you got the KDE things because they were already built in the sento stream that was corresponded to 10.2 um and i don't have to do anything that week and you don't have to wait and have your broken i i i feel bad but there's only so it's i can only build them so fast um so anyway go ahead no somebody's calling me that's okay uh oh next slide so we're still talking about all the finer points of this uh apple 10 proposal and uh if you want to join that discussion the short URL red dot ht slash apple 10 that'll take you to the fedora discourse page discussing it and there's a few breakout threats from there talking about the finer details about how we're going to implement it and uh that's all in flight and in progress and if it's interesting to you come help us build it this is all the plan it it's not just the plan it's approved by the apple steering committee it's the way we're doing it we just haven't done it yet and uh there's some of the finer details to work out still yep um i just saw the time so we're going to go to the next one there is an apple survey we did we're trying to do annual apple surveys we didn't quite get it in time for this one uh coming soon look at the apple announce and apple develop um we'll post about it there and uh probably in the next week i would say we'll have that survey live and keep it open throughout the month of august i think and uh it'll be less complicated than last year's yes we trimmed down the number of questions significantly and and reworded them i i like this year's and question and answers uh i in in the in the past i i i i maintain some packages for for fedora and in the past uh there was an apple uh branch and then then you could just push your changes and right now i can't find it and i have been trying to to i have been looking for information on how how to put these packages on on apple and i just i might be bad at no it's okay it's okay it is a it is actually one of our most common questions um uh basically you you have to branch like you do the other ones they are not currently automatically branched the command will be fit pack in when you're in the checkout repo you can do fed package request branch apple eight apple nine whichever yep actually oh maybe we do have it on oh that is if you go to that url it has instructions for fedora packages non fedora packages and just end users instead of typing the whole url if you go to doc stop fedora project dot org there's a rectangle that says apple click on that and then the sidebar there's a package request link right there will be a little easier to to navigate to than typing the whole thing but yeah that's that's our most common question so don't think that's a silly question we don't do it he mentioned that we don't do it automatically uh mainly because we don't always know that it's appropriate for an apple package to go in the next branch of apple sometimes it's because that package got added to rel and by apple's rules it can't be an apple if it's in rel other times the software might just be you know no longer maintained upstream so it would be a bad idea to add it to another apple branch that's going to hypothetically exist for another 10 years so we leave that up to maintainers we are thinking about a few things with apple 10 obviously changing the branching style to have minor versions but also there's a thing called elan extras which is sort of like if you're familiar with elan how it's sort of like future rel elan extras is sort of like future apple elan itself is built you know specifically of what the content set that's going into rel 10 right now and then you know whatever future major version in the future um elan extras anyone can create their own workload there is the term and that's just the packages you care about to make sure they keep building correctly against elan so in theory it will help reduce the work and make sure things work correctly when you build it for apple 10 in the future uh we're talking about ways that we can actually look at those workloads and automatically create apple 10 branches for those people that have already expressed the interest i want to have this working on future rel um but so we also we've also talked about just creating branches and then if people don't need them just whatever let them you know retire them when they want to or just let them exist and be ignored but i think that would be good not everyone agrees with me so i don't think we're going to go that route um i don't think having branches around is that big a deal but whatever i don't make decisions unilaterally unilaterally any other questions we're a little low on time but uh you got one more oh it's the end of the day yeah you're not going to get anything oh okay apple to the castamole oh good uh this might be a slight tangential question go for it we have an hour oh we have an error cool i can i can go for an error uh what was the like concept behind the apple logo or is that oh um i got to rewind my brain back okay mo is if mo's duffy is here she she helped we were we were spitball and all sorts of pictures and she came up with sort of this one oh wait where's where's oh there's our logo sorry but uh do you want me to explain it but uh the the red part is rel the blue handle is fedora and then the middle one is like a rock socket wrench and we figured we'd have a blue the same blue as fedora because apple is in fedora that's that's the closest thing we did but everybody liked it so that's what it was yeah the centaur that one never worked out that was that was sort of cool but yeah i think mo uh she's put out i could show you the old one and try to explain what that was but uh everybody that looked at it had a different definition of what it was any other questions yeah okay well oh we do have one oh okay well thank you all again thank you for our contributors um we we really appreciate it uh it's a lot of volunteer works it's a lot of people are red hats and volunteer and a lot of people are other companies volunteer so so thank you very much and we'll talk to you next year


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Hi and welcome to the session. Let's work out the following question. The question says solve the differential equation d2y by dx2 is equal to log x given that x is equal to 1, y equals to 1 and dy by dx is equal to 1 So let us start with the solution to this question Here d2y by dx2 is equal to log x Now integrating both the sides with respect to x we have dy by dx is equal to integral log x dx This implies dy by dx is equal to x log x minus x plus a constant c1 because we know that integration of log x dx is x log x minus x Now we call this equation 1 Now we put x equal to 1 y equal to 1 and dy by dx equal to 1 in equation 1 Therefore 1 is equal to 1 log 1 minus 1 plus c1 This implies c1 is equal to 2 Thus the equation 1 will become dy by dx is equal to x log x minus x plus 2 Now again integrating both the sides with respect to x we have y is equal to integral x into log x dx minus integral x dx plus integral 2 dx plus another constant c2 This implies y is equal to Now here we again apply the product rule Where in this is the first function this is the second function So we have first function into integral of x dx minus integral of dy dx of log x into integral x dx Minus this will be x square by 2 plus 2x plus the constant c2 This is equal to x square by 2 into log x Minus integral 1 upon x into x square by 2 dx minus x square by 2 plus 2x plus the constant c2 This is equal to x square by 2 into log x minus x by 2 dx is x square by 4 Minus x square by 2 plus 2x plus c2 This implies that y is equal to x square by 2 log x minus 3 by 4 x square plus 2x plus the constant c2 and we call this equation 2 Now we put x equal to 1 and y equal to 1 in equation 2 We get 1 is equal to 1 by 2 log 1 minus 3 by 4 into 1 square plus 2 into 1 plus the constant c2 This implies c2 is equal to 1 minus 0 plus 3 by 4 minus 2 and this implies that c2 is equal to minus 1 by 4 Hence the required solution is y is equal to x square by 2 log x minus 3 by 4 x square plus 2x minus 1 by 4 So this is our answer to this question I hope that you understood the solution and enjoyed the session. Have a good day


Working working like I got I got a new thing in my head like why I've been telling myself like Don't get me wrong. I'm always working, but I got a new thing. I've been in my head. I've been telling myself What's up y'all sugar brownie money and we're here for another interview with talk at its town and today who we got in the Building mad mark. We got mad mark in the building all the way from Atlanta So we're so happy to have you you here in New York. How's it been so far? What's going on? Uh-huh. Yeah, I see it very Oh for us, so we're here. I like it. What you did so far when wait for one. When'd you get here? I Got here Okay, so you fresh in New York, so what's your plans for why you here? So well what I see what I'm doing so far As expected, I mean it is one of the passion capos Outside of the outside of music Okay, I know when I know, you know, more definitely. I'm a different side. Oh, okay I'm doing it. I go see I'm learning. I'm learning about New York. I'm here, right as you say Okay, so you said outside of music. That's what you're doing. So within the music scene you got anything cooking in New York Okay Okay, so what's your thoughts on the New York music scene, you know We got the drill scene going on and you can't come to New York without me asking you how you feel about it So what's your thoughts? I feel like I feel like it's unique. Mm-hmm. I feel like And I Need say that I didn't mention them before but I try to on I did like Yeah, I did I did it in my life.  I Don't even know how to explain Anybody in particular you've been listening to or it's just overall Initially overall, okay, see before like There's a lot of people pop smoke Because when pop smoke start rapping, that's what Pop smoke came out. That's when my attention was brought to it. Mm-hmm RP pop for sure All right, so, you know, of course I have to talk about slide cuz slide is doing numbers right now I mean the last time I checked it was over one million views on YouTube So, how do you feel about that? Like your song was so like widely received I feel great. I feel great about it.  I'm on what I'm on.   So I think that that's so smart. So what do you think? How important do you think the social media? Marketing and involvement is for an artist to really like blow The reason I feel like social media is such a big factor to artists Now it's like It's a lot of streaming else and You know where I ain't gonna say now it's a lot of streaming outs But I say now it's a lot of streaming outs being used like people go to you to people go to Spotify Listen to music people go to people not going to the corner store to buy no This no more. Mm-hmm. You know what I'm saying?  It was like, yeah, we we got him in the back. I said, oh, they's looking crazy So now that I got you here like was that a marketing thing?  No, there's real life.  What was that like for you? When I was growing up in Atlanta, I didn't see it Like and the reason I can see it was rough now it up in past interviews and I But the reason I can say it's Different places are only been to like even shows being around people who raise different for me Sounds absolutely. Just tell about somebody talk or just be around people who read different from you It let me know like and I don't seem Worse I don't see people who I feel like came from build-up People I feel I can't from words. So Yeah, and I mean they always do say hindsight is 2020 and so in the moment if there's a lot of times you don't really notice like the Stuff that you're going through unless until you get into those experiences like you said for you to look back and reflect So is there anything from the time that you were growing up that you've taken with you now? Lessons or experiences that have helped you like as you navigate throughout your career Whether it's an experience. I say I say I say growing up period Something I take me throughout my careers. I can't even say in my career.  You know being He'll a situation where I don't been 100% in for somebody and they want them to fit the infamy of 40 So I'm saying so I just feel like and a lot of the problems that I did have it came from People mm-hmm not directly whether it was my fault for putting myself around these people These people don't want to see me Either way ago. I feel like So are you starting to see that more that you're getting your name is getting more out there and you're getting bigger Is this always been something that you've noticed? I ain't gonna it ain't it ain't always been something that I know Initially, I don't know Okay I Okay, so I mean back to the music so how did you even get into it in the first place? So you are 21 So I'm very curious like when did this all start? Okay Yes Okay, what is that song out with where's that song out right now?  Mm-hmm. It's the first it's the first time Okay, so then that's so that's dope. So your first song you put out.  That's I See that when I drop the song though. Mm-hmm.  Right. Then it was it when made a good surprise like Damn you actually good Right, right, right Okay So do you okay? So two part question. Do you consider yourself as an upcoming artist?  I'm tired.   I don't Don't really like being around a lot of people but I say with the industry. They're probably like coming out my box I look at them Okay I feel like social media going to the club. I'm type person like I Ain't just like I'm like on this party like onto the club just because mm-hmm.  You got to do the turn ups Okay, so I like it though So now you like it. Yeah, I like it on the rap note. Okay for instance, like I Want to really just you know, I won't just go to the club. I'm so Just poland type shit I just plan but if it's a show Mm-hmm I go if it's somebody around your birthday I go if it's something if it's a reason to go I go up basically and I mean You could speak more to this than I can but I know in Atlanta everybody be outside So I'm sure that even beyond going to the clubs to party and stuff It's also an opportunity to network and you know connect with people in your city So let's get into Not playing versus not playing deluxe So I know not playing deluxe got all the features and I mean they both late Where's was it accepted the way that you thought it was gonna be like did it perform? How you expected it to Both Cuz let's okay, so let's let's talk about not playing it first because not playing came out before the deluxe day So did that perform the way you thought it was going to? Yes But the reason I say no is When I put out music or when I drop music, I don't really I ain't gonna say on set no standard, but it's I Said a goal not a standard. I put it like that So like if I put out music, I already got my head Okay, whatever last Or goddamn when I put these out. Oh, yeah, okay They gonna go crazy but I'm type person like I don't even got damn Just see that like some artists just keep looking at their views on YouTube chicken I don't need to do that cuz I be the I'm tight like I Feel like Whether you do bad or good You know cuz I feel like if you do good, I'm here about it, right? And it didn't see that's the way I've been going with and it worked like that. Okay, if I drop a song And it do good. I don't have to go look at the view. Mm-hmm. I don't have to I'm here about it Okay, so I'm gonna come to me about Okay, so then when it comes to not playing deluxe you got a baby you got 42 Doug Ranny you got all of them. So how did that do and how was it working with all of these artists? Ain't no lie. Everything working with working with artists more definitely fine. There was a good experience like Aside from doing the song Even if it was just one word of advice, I know a lot of few artists gave me the same Okay, you know, you can't say something like that and it not expecting me to add so What is this advice that everybody's telling you I Don't get too specific. Okay, I say this though I Stay in the studio Have you a team? And by a team, I mean Team contribute to your career Producers Whatever it you need like Stay in the studio that a basic advice I can get you get to you cuz as an artist Everybody different. So you know what I'm saying, but I feel like staying in the studio That's what imagine gonna happen it Okay, I ain't no I can't get some stuff. I just can't get too specific with but I will say staying in Okay, so so working with the artist they They inspired you to stay in the studio work on your craft and all that So when you're in the studio and you make the music are you making the music with the intention of making hits? Or are you making your music with the intention of genuinely making good music? I mean music Cuz I love But okay, like when I make a slide Slide probably the first song I got Say like I tried to make a hit before I went in there. I told myself like Why I don't think I know and I ain't mean like before I Don't mean before I want to make this all I mean before I go to the studio Why you put this session? I already Oh, I think often make it. I got So I say recently But it's like And the 80 would be Actually, I always And I mean it is possible for it to be a good song that's also a hit because I feel like Hamilton is one of those like I can't so I can't and I think is genuinely a good song But it's also a hit and then bond hopped on it That's a piece of bond bond hopped on it and it was like it went crazy And I mean your fans they held you down with that one because I even saw like a Post where Asian dog was like bumping it on live or whatever and some type some social media Instagram page or whatever they reposted it and was like NBA young boy and Vaughn got an unreleased track out and your fans was going hard.  They they made sure that your name was going out there So it really is so possible for you to have a good song and then also just you know There may be something about it that really sets the tone for it to be a hit So I think it's good that you have that 2080 and the 80 is just making sure that your music is genuinely good That's dope. So, I mean, of course, I just touched on Cambleton.  I had to go pick on my car. I remember how to go pick on the railroad. I Told him I finna call him back.   I'm on the way to the hood. These are getting up for me Pulled up out there. I doubt these little time to be out of y'all to be chillin after a minute One pull up. Mm-hmm. So boom. He got them. This is my first time ever seeing them in person. I hadn't even I had just got on his music not too long Wow before that I had I had just got on his music not too long before that Kind of like a matter of months, but it wasn't that long I like two three months Yeah, so okay speed up store I mean matter of fact, I met DJ bands before I met bun I met DJ bands before I met bun he can't because he he came first Then one came shit he get out of the car I'm chopping up with him. He got down Hey, y'all ain't got no tucker. Y'all ain't got no So I'm seeing but you know like, you know, I'm from Atlanta though, so I'm putting it together though I'm just thinking in my head like Like this this how you know, I just got on them. I don't know.  I was dirt before dirt getting right So goddamn more of the story I peak what he's what he asked it for and like it probably happened quick on a matter of second That like I see I'm from Atlanta Atlanta got some gang for yeah Catch on real quick to everything So boom after we hunted that Yeah, it was just all vats from now Okay, it was a hymn hymn hymn young hymn dj bands Okay, so It was all vats It was do the load do the load on king bun shot that video right there. Okay, so they got it's called I don't even I don't even remember what the song called. It's on youtube though.    He had to leave. He went out of town Like a week later Week and a half later. I called dj bands I say man, I've been seen him all over the on you See what got them see what you think I seen it to him Came to oh, that'd be hard.  Oh, that'd be hard So one more little story of one hitter song I seen the open verb He sent him off for the back I'll see in the studio I'm listening to it. I said, okay, say no more I said say no more. He wrote them off Okay, like before it's crazy though like before I met him Like could the song was that the song was that for at least about four or five months before I met him Yeah Because I'm sorry. I don't even want to cut you up But yeah, I did peep that it was like you put out the song in like 2019 And I noticed that the the video at least didn't drop until february this year So I was wondering like well, see, okay The original video dropped in 2019 when the song Video with me by myself. Yeah. Yeah, that's what yeah, that's what I'm talking about and the video was just but When I was it's crazy though, like I was saying before I met him. I had already been debating about who I wanted on the song Like I ain't gonna say no names, of course, because you know I had already been debating about who I had wanted to put on the song like down like Just like, you know going through people I know I fought with Mm-hmm Because I'm the type like I actually like the music like right right So if we're gonna do a song together, I want this I want to sound like chemistry Like it needs to sound like you don't want to just put the name on the song No, I ain't the type person. I ain't just trying to put you on my song.  You need to really mind And it and like I said in the artist I fought I fought with him Especially for that because it's like it's it's it's camp. It's chemistry man. It goes it goes two words together so it was just like After me and him that I'm not ready to establish the relationship On the right Okay, so So moving forward from that.    I got a fan out there in the crowd Then when I keep going, okay Listen, it's another person It's another person.  Well, first of all I got it. Like I said how I told you the more the music or motivate me to keep going as I do it that's a perfect example like because Who's to say like if I wanted to be at this show right there Who's to say I would have known I had fans out there I mean and I was gonna say the fact that you even on the stage with baby and gunna and all of them After three years of music that nicks can't even do that in 20 years of music So I think that's definitely something to say about who you are as an artist So never I'm not saying you're discrediting yourself But even if you didn't have 20 people in your DMs telling you how good you're doing, I hope you never Know After I got to 20 Like after I got like 15 20 people like done tag me and put the fire emoji and like They screaming why they recording me like And then like these people they ain't just standing in one spot like okay. All these people can't go now If for right here in the front if right in the back If also at the top on the right left straight ahead right here didn't this shit like This ain't that good motivation. I can say that whole like even Being on the stage on the same on the same stage and the same show with baby and gunna and dog All this Like even seeing them perform And I'm sure being on the same label as baby definitely motivates you as well I know you already talked about like the advice that your label mates and other You know artists give to you, but I'm sure that's the big deal to you, right? Or is it I feel like Us being on the same label do I feel like it's a big deal? Ain't gonna say I don't feel like it's a big deal But I'm gonna definitely Appreciate that I that I'm where I'm at. Okay. I'm thankful and grateful That I'm in a situation that I'm in Okay, so I'm saying but I say like okay, like oh I don't have the chance to actually be around baby and have a conversation with him So I can say I fought with him Off of him. Mm-hmm. You see I'm saying so I I can't really It's it's more definitely It's more definitely a wonderful position to be in Like you said, man after only three years and be on the stage like it's like The prodigies and motivation, but I don't admit him and I can say like I fought him off of his vibe Hisself like him didn't his self aside from the music Mm-hmm Well, I'm actually happy to hear you say that because there are a lot of artists when they think about like what labels They want to sign to they go based on names rather than what the actual label can bring to them in their career So now of course, I want to ask you use your sign to wolf pack And baby is just like something that I guess comes with being attached to the label But what was it about them that really had you intrigued and made you want to sign with them? first the plan The plan that was presented second It's more like a like a family like and I'm not just saying that like The labels like high folks. They like, okay.  He's not got them If they fought with you they fought with you like feel him like I can't say When the next person's situation will be best step, but you feel me I can more definitely say Wolf pack ain't I ain't trying to get over on nobody they try to Good be it. He ain't never good being going on. Mm-hmm. And I'm sorry. Good. Yeah, he ain't never good being going on but for my first meeting with them though, like initially because it was all new to me, but I compare my meeting with wolf pack to all the other labels I had and it just the vibe was just Like everything like Don't get me wrong. The the paperwork was there too. Everything. You know what I'm saying? The contract is lovely don't get me wrong the contract lovely, but as far as like The vibe feeling I feel comfortable with it.  So that's cool. So what So what so far like has there been any experiences where you like Damn, like I really I really made it Outside of the DM because I don't want to hear about the people sitting in 5 o'clock saying DMs anything like that Like has there been any moment where it was like it really like sunk into you? Like I'm really doing this One day I walked in the store I was on MK I was on MK I got out the car And these like these like around when I draw a count I believe These might be like right before I sign like I get out there.  I'm getting myself together like, you know, if my parents put them fans up, I walk on the store, you know So I turn around And I kid you not why I turn around It's like Some eight kids just right there at the door Like just standing right there holding the door open Like on god turn around The lowest one Man, I swear to god, bro.  Mm-hmm. Like did that like just a little boy.  He ain't with baby. I know him.  It's a wall right here It's like it's a wall you can just jump a little while in the parking right here So that's why these kids walking to the store. You know what I'm saying? They parent probably feel comfortable. I'm never gonna go to the store.  If I had if I were to put an age on it, I see I have an under Okay For majority Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. So wait, all right High school and under really high school. I ain't gonna say 25 I say I'm I'm I started high school. What are the 18 19? Yeah, I started 12. Yeah, to a greater under to a greater under Okay Okay. Um, so you had a turtleneck on this whole time so completely slipped my mind But I know you got the mad tatted Shows the camera showed people. Yes. He got mad tatted. Of course. Let's let's talk about that real quick What is mad stand for? What's that about the tattoo? Mm-hmm You probably won't believe it, but this is my first thing on the tattoo on my whole body This is my on my neck like this is my first time on the tattoo people always ask me didn't hurt I don't I don't know What? Yeah, oh Shit, I ain't got nothing to compare to Well, yeah, well how better I ain't got anything to compare to I remember I remember I was getting it though. I got down. I ain't a lot of I ain't I didn't get my tattoo soba too. That's another thing I don't have Make it clear But what but so I know it stands for something. Don't don't do that. What does mad stand for? I tell you There I guess so let's hop into future plans Let me hear like is there anybody that you hope to collaborate in the future Okay Give me at least like two more I want to say Lil Wayne so bad, but I want the old I ain't gonna lie If it could if I could pick which Lil Wayne though Carter to I'll tell my they hit him up on there. Yeah, they helps them. Yeah, I call the two Okay, okay They're R&B artists. I say a singer I hear it because that's my speed. So now I'm judging Oh, okay Okay, all right, Rihanna and Beyonce Okay, now Is this a name thing or is it really because you genuinely can see their music Going along with the vibes of your of your music It's a challenge thing Okay, it's it's more of I want to do it To see how I'm gonna do it type of thing. Mm-hmm behind with you. Mm-hmm I don't know beyond saying Rihanna like on that.  Like I just like testing myself. Mm-hmm. So I ain't I'm gonna definitely I know it'll be hard I'm gonna definitely know I know the song will be hard But initially though, like that's some IG Okay, well, we'll keep our fingers crossed. That's something myself We'll keep our fingers crossed because Rihanna girl. She seemed like she not putting no no music no time So so we just gonna keep our fingers crossed. I hope that that happens So now does your collab list align with your top five right now? Or is that a whole different set of people? Top five rappers. Yep. Future now. Okay. Let me hear the other four I ain't gonna say top five.  It's it's more definitely like, okay Right way if far single. Okay. I I I even though he could sit a He could sit a rapper, but you know I just couldn't use it like it's it's like it's a lot of soul in life. So I I'll put him in Okay for sure and feel I'll say apology But see the only reason I say this though, the only reason I didn't say apology from the jump is because I don't listen to a lot of his music But anything out of I have heard about him. I know like he's hard You know what I'm saying? I can't you know what I'm saying like on the I don't hurry to me.  He's more definitely hard. So I'm more definitely got him Listened apology, but I don't I don't just Okay, if I if I had to fit five robbers to keep listening to Okay, okay. Okay. So what's next? What what do you have coming up any projects you working on? Yeah, um So what's Can you give us any tea on that? A talk of the town exclusive What's so what's what's cooking with the album? Do you know any idea of when it's supposed to come out? Oh Well, we only got about a month of some change before the years over. So that's real soon. So it's almost done Yeah, okay. Can you give us like anybody we could be looking out for on that? All right, so what's not even one? All right, fine. So I guess we don't have to stay posted for that But what's the vibe of the the vibe of the album looking like? Matt Okay, okay, okay, so I can tell you the name of the album. Okay, perfect What's the name of the album if we're gonna try to piece it together from there? MAD the same MAD you didn't tell us what it means MAD You want to find out what MAD means listen to the album tap into the album. All right, so You put it out your album before the year ends 2022 was coming. What's your plans for the new year? Working Working like I got I got the new thing in my head like why I've been telling myself like Don't get me wrong. I'm always working, but I got the new thing. I've been in my head.    I don't want to go to work I'm tired. I got to go. I got to get them in that show. So I'm saying like for me That's what I've been doing though. If I ain't dead, I could do it. That's a word Okay, all right. Was there anything else that you want to mention while we here while we have you? Hey, y'all go get that slide right now. They're gonna go going crazy. You're gonna keep And the album on the way Album on the way array and let the people know where they could find you Y'all can find me on instagram at mad mark mad M-a-r-c-c you can find me on twitter at mad mark 27 It's a science spell and j put 27 at the end All right, and that's it. Thank you again for coming and we'll see y'all on the next


Hey everyone, welcome back to the vlog. I hope you all had an amazing Easter. I know I had the best four days of relaxation and doing pretty much not a lot. Went so fast, didn't it? Anyway, thank you as always for coming and watching my vlogs. Today's vlog is all about my favorite, favorite, favorite nursing apps for your mobile phone. Now, for part of this video, I am going to be using my mobile. So I'm recording on my laptop now. Hopefully it's not gonna make too much of a difference to the quality, but I just wanted to be able to show you the apps as I go. So the first app I want to talk about is the one that I use the most for work, which is the Right Breathe app. Oh, hang on, there. That's what it looks like, a little R and a little B, clicking on it. Here we go, it's just loading. But this is just a brilliant app for all of your inhalers. If you're doing asthma reviews, if you're gonna be the asthma nurse, if you wanna know more about different inhalers, good luck, there's so many. But this is literally all of the inhalers and it's got all the dosage, what they're for. Let me just give you an example. I'm gonna click on the first one. So this shows you the actual inhaler, the device, and it tells you what type of inhaler it is. And then it tells you the medicine that's in it, it tells you the dose, it tells you what it's licensed for. So this particular one is for COPD. And then there's all different links and sources and training. So there's training videos as well. So you can show your patients how to use their inhaler. This is just brilliant. And you can send this information to your patient as well. I know we've got a text system on our computer, so it's just brilliant for that sort of thing. The price, I was so shocked by seeing these prices of these inhalers, it's ridiculous. If you look at this one, this one's foster, it's 29 pounds 32 for one inhaler.  Oh yeah, so you can search. So there's a little search thing at the top. So if you press that, sorry, I just went back, salbutamol, and then search at the bottom, and it will come up with the salbutamol. So salbutamol, salmol, ventilin, they're all the same thing. But yeah, if you click on this, 95 pence, look at that guys, look at the price difference. 95 pence, not that it matters. I mean, I prescribe whatever's good for my patient. So yeah, doesn't matter on price to me. But it's just shocking when you look at the prices and stuff like that, and you're just like, what? And it's just all in all a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant app. This is my go-to now at work. I started making flashcards as well from this app so that I had them and I'm trying to remember every single inhaler, because as you can see, there is absolutely a lot. But also, if you're looking at this main page as well, on the main page, it's got what it is. It has the dose there, and it also tells you what type of inhaler it is on the front there. If you can see that, it says llama dry powder, or lava and llama dry powder, or ICS, inhaled quarter steroid inhaler, or a long-acting bronchodilator inhaler. These are all the different types, but this page is good to look at initially because it shows you which type is which, whereas if you click into it, it doesn't really tell you as much as that, but it does give you the details of the dosing and everything, yeah, you get it. Good app. So the next app I want to bring your attention to is one of my absolute favorites, and I have used this recently as well to create a protocol at work. So this one is the NHS Safeguarding app. It looks like this. It's white with NHS Guide and it's Safeguarding. If you Google NHS Safeguarding app, it will come up if you're on Android or iPhone. I'm not sure about other app stores. Really, really sorry about that, but these are all free. I forgot to say, sorry. These are all free apps. Anyway, NHS Safeguarding is brilliant. It's got everything you need to know about Safeguarding. It's got how to raise concerns, the context, the types of abuse, exploitation, neglect. It's got the multi-agency Safeguarding arrangements. It's got Safeguarding Commissions Assurance and NHS and contacts. This is brilliant. If you don't know who your contacts are in Safeguarding, get the contacts. There you go, location of where you need to be. So I am now in Southeast. I'm now in Hampshire area.  Let's just say we're concerned about an adult and it takes you straight to the website that you need to be. So there you go. And then it's got all of the contact details. So it's got all the services and everything in Hampshire Safeguarding. It's just amazing. And I used this recently, like I said, to create one of my protocols at work because I had a bit of a situation and I wasn't sure about it. So I had to use the app to do all my Safeguarding stuff. And then I got all the up-to-date contacts and I made a whole protocol for our surgery for it. So this is an amazing app. 10 out of 10 for these apps, guys. Iresus, here it is.  It's got a little resus, you know? And this is from the Resus Citation Council UK. This is amazing. It's got all of your guidelines, what to do, how to save lives, everything you need to know, everything. So you've got basic live support, choking advice, advanced live support, in-hospital resuscitation, bradycardia, tachycardia, anaphylaxis, all of these. So let's just click anaphylaxis.  Is there, boom, at the touch of your fingertips, it is there. And then they've got extra little notes that you can click on in the app as well. So if you click on that, there you go. It brings up extra information. It's just such a good, handy app. If you haven't got it, you need to get it because, yeah, it could potentially save a life if you don't know something. And if you're making flashcards again, something like that, really, really great app to go to. Next up, we have Elsevier Nurse Guide. Looks like that, it's a little white symbol with a little cross with different colors. Elsevier Nurse Guide. I'm gonna put all the links below anyway, guys, for all of these apps so you can have a look at them. But this is brilliant. Let's click on it and have a look. So there you go. Again, we have a dictionary. So click on the dictionary. It's got all of your words, all of the abbreviations that you need to know. Then it's got fundamental procedures. So when you click on that, it's got general principles. It's got psychological issues. So go into general principles. Okay, admission to hospital. What is an admission to hospital? So then it's got all the information about that. Common clinical conditions. So this has got the cardiovascular system. You've got the respiratory system, the blood, gastro, renal, nervous, endocrine diseases, the bones and joys, immune system, cancer, and surgery. Everything you need to know in one place. Next up, following the footsteps of Florence Nightgale. Ooh. So a little bit of Florence Nightgale is on there. How cute is that? And then discover the world of nursing with Elsevier.  But this app is just amazing. It's got everything you really need in one little app. And last but not least, this is the bonus app of bonus. Brucie bonus time. This is called the Notion app here.  And that is it. Don't judge me by my apps guys. But yes, the Notion app is brilliant. This, my friend told me about this app just recently. I've literally just got it and just downloaded it. But it is amazing. If you are a student nurse, if you're a nurse, if you want to take notes and do things and keep it all in one place. And if you like documenting notes and things on there, this is the app for you. So you can add so many different things. You can personalize it. Look, there's me here, background. You can personalize your background. And then you've got all these different things. You can add journals. You can do a task. You can create like a list as well. Like a planner of your assignments and things like that. It's so good to keep a load of different things in here and a load of notes and things. It's just brilliant. It's a really, really good app. But like I said, I've only just downloaded it. So literally, I have, this is just like an automatic page that they set up. But I've literally changed my emoji and background and that's it so far. But yes, I'm getting, I'm really excited to explore this app a lot more. And there's a lot more actions and things like that that you can do. You can upload Word documents. You can upload videos to it. You can throw everything in one place. So if I've got a load of documents that I want to upload for, let's say an assignment or something, I can upload all the documents and references and I've got it all in one place to plan my assignment. Not that I ever plan assignments. Don't tell your lecturers that I said that. Follow best practice, plan your assignments. Oh, that is it. That was my top five favorite apps with a Brucey bonus at the end with the Notion one, which is a really, really good app to just like I said, keep all your documents and upload plans for assignments and videos or blogs if you do that sort of thing. It's really, really good. So thank you, thank you, thank you to my very good friend who shared that information with me. I am gonna get excited trying that out and planning things in my life, we'll see. So that is it from me. Let me know what you think. Have you got these apps? What do you think about these apps? If there's any other apps you've got? I know I had another one. I think it's called emergency room or something like that. That was quite a good app, but it just took up too much of my time so I had to delete it. But that was a really, I think it was called emergency room. Anyway, but yeah, it was an app where you go in as like an A and E nurse and you have to treat the patient and work out what's wrong with them, stuff like that. It was solid, it was so hard to do. Yeah, it takes up a lot of your time, but if you are interested in that thing and you've got more time on your hands, go for it, download it. But that's the only other app that I can think of that I've had that thought, oh actually that's quite a good app, but I just have not got time. But yeah, if you've got any other apps that you think would be a good app, let me know, what have you got, what do you like about them? Links below, have a look, and I shall see you all next time.