Είμαστε εδώ στον Κυριακό Γυρφάκη. Είμαι ο Πρεσυντροφαίκης του Αλεξάνδρυνου Βαϊσσόν. Είμαστε συμβουλίδες της Κορυνιάκης. Είναι πριν 16ο αιώνα. Είμαστε σχετικά ασφαλές της Κορυνιάκης. Είναι πριν 16ο αιώνα. Έχουμε ένα εξαιρετικό συμβουλίδο. Έχουμε την Αωράνιακή Βαϊσσόν. Η ανθρώπιση και το δίδιο του Προφέσου Λογωθετήδης έχει δημιουργήσει ένα κόσμο της εξέλουσης εδώ, στην ορισία μας, στην αυτήν την εξέλουση. Είμαστε σχετικά ασφαλές της εξέλουσης, στην αρχή της εξελουσίας, και έχουν πολλές εξέλουσες. Είμαστε σχετικά ασφαλές της εξέλουσης εδώ, στην αυτή η βασική ασφαλή που έχουμε σήμερα. Είναι η ασφαλή που βρίσκεται μετά το Μαμπτολυμπις. Είναι η Μαμπτολυμπις. Είναι η Ζουσία, δείτε. Είναι η Μαμπτολυμπις. Θέλουμε να could say it's there. Είναιune 여기 πρό ajudar. Είναιή μεICOgrityng στον ogr μακριάuinς η γαταος του Ήμουν, λογμα του Μαμπτολυμπικού.iteld clues. Π είναι θεωρώ απο τα κόμματα που ας aspiration. Δεν είχε κανένα παιδί, ήταν πάνω για 2300 χρόνια. Με πολλές δημιουργίες, είναι το κέντερο της Ευρώπης. Αυτό είναι το μέρος που μπορούμε να δημιουργήσουμε τη δημιουργία. Μετατοσύμπρος we have 4 universities in the era. We have more than 120 thousand students instead in the era. We have 20 thousand graduate students in the era. That's why we can be a place important for the economy of knowledge. And that's where our future lies. και η Νανωτεκνολογία και το Σέντεο της Αξιλάντης που έχει δημιουργηθεί λάζει μέσα σε αυτή την ιστορία, αυτό το σενάριο της δημιουργίας για αυτή την ιστορία μας. Είναι ένα πολύ σημαντικό μέρος. Η Ελλάδα είναι καλύτερη. Η Ελλάδα θα είναι η εύκολη της ευρωπαϊκής τεκνολογίας. Τι θα είσαι να λέτε. Have the plenty possibility to become so. You see in the past, 30-40 years ago, in the 1960s, the people in Greece were not as educated as they are today. They were very much thirsty for war. That's why at that time our economy was based on industrial activity. Είναι πολύ δύσκολο σήμερα. Σήμερα, most of the Greek people are educated. They have university degrees. This is proven by the number of Greeks that live and go and live abroad. And they prosper abroad. They have very good careers abroad. So we have the main ingredient to become a technology hub. To become an R&D hub. We have the human capital. And this is what we have to take advantage for. And everybody speaks English here, right? Yes, most of the people speak English. They speak English. Not just because they like Hollywood movies. No. I mean, we learn... I'm a little bit older. But even at my age, learning English when I was at school, I was taking French courses. But more or less everybody, even from the 1970s, they were obliged to learn English. And today, wherever you go, you will find people... It's very difficult to find a person here in Greece who doesn't speak English.  But English is one part of the talents of foreign languages. It's one part of the talents our people have. Our people have excellent scientific knowledge. And this is what is important and this is why you can really become a technology hub. Why we haven't been... Why we didn't manage so far to become one? Because there are several things that we haven't done. We don't have, for example, we didn't have a place to accept investments in R&D. We had laws that caused a lot of taxes and social security to be paid. So the cost for wages was too high despite the fact that the people themselves were receiving lower money. But these things are changing. For example, the innovation zone has recently been granted a land of 750,000 sq.m. where we are going to build and make a technology park. In this technology park we invite and there is interest for foreign companies to come and invest in R&D in development of technology to invest on innovation. We have, as I said before, the human capital. We have the land and I hope that pretty soon we will have also the incentives, the tax incentives to be able to invest on research and development. The efforts that have been done so far prove that we have the capabilities. Actually, this nanotechnology conference that is happening for the 16th year in a row proves what we are capable of doing. So Tessoniki is a perfect place for amazing things to happen in future. Startups, local startups, international startups. Indeed, we have OkFest. OkFest is an incubator, we have a startup bootcamp practically for startups to grow and to promote them. We have also, you know, Tessaloniki, you mentioned it several times before. Tessaloniki is in the center of a larger area. From Tessaloniki within three hours driving distance from Tessaloniki there are three capitals within seven hours driving distance. There are seven capitals of seven different countries. From Bulgaria, from North Macedonia, from Albania, from Serbia, from Romania, from Bosnia and Herzegovina, from Turkey. Tessaloniki also, as you have also mentioned several times, is a great place for somebody to live. It's a very nice city. There are many things to do. So young people like to live here. And you know all over the world the places where innovation has been developed are places that combine those two factors. Human capital and a nice place to live. Because young talented people like the ones here today, they like to live in nice places. They don't like to live in cold and nasty places. That's why all the big innovation technology centers are in nice places. They are in California. They are in Israel. Israel is a nice place to be. So I'm from Denmark. So there's a very nice weather for like a few days in a year. I'm joking. But this is perhaps a more comfortable place. Comfortable weather. Since you're coming from Denmark, you know, again, you have a lot of good universities. You have talented people. I know you are among the most competent centers for several areas like biopharmaceuticals, like bio-design, energy. But why you are so developed because you have taken care from the very beginning to take advantage of the advantages that you have. We are starting doing this now. We have to, you know, and we are trying to promote all these things. But you can potentially do it without the errors that other people did. You can take shortcuts. Potentially also Danish people can just come here, this freedom of movement. It's like we are one big country, right? Exactly. That's why I mentioned before that we are a very nice place to live. We have... We can provide you excellent life. You see. And low-cost airlines to go everywhere. Ryanair, EasyJet and Whithair. Okay. Some things can be done on that. We must... Actually, the airport has been recently privatized. There are a lot of works that are in progress there. And we hope that more lines will come. But coming back to your question before. When Silicon Valley started, it started in the 1940s, end of the 1940s. It took them more than 30 years to be recognized. I mean, in the 1970s, the beginning of the 1970s, very few people were speaking about Silicon Valley. We have all started speaking about Silicon Valley, but in the 1970s. Today, they lead the innovation. This means two things. It means that you need time to have success in this. On the other hand, the new sites where innovation was developed, it didn't take 30 years as it took in California, in San Francisco. This is because all of them, they built on the experience Silicon Valley had. So, coming into the play a little bit later, we can profit from the experience that other places had. Of course, we must always see what are our advantages and we must capitalize on them.  And the EU Commission, there's a new EU Commission coming up. After kind of what they did to Greece, let's say, I'm joking, but kind of, right? They should also be very interested in helping out, right? And promoting this also and maybe helping to fund some things here. Yes, actually, I believe that it is ourselves first we have to put the terms and say where we can invest and how we can move on. But I believe that the European community would like to help us and also I believe that innovation is one of the pillars of the European community for the next years. And it should be the main pillar for the growth of Greece. And I'm happy because, you know, we have elections in three days here. Both major parties state that innovation is among the priorities. And I hope that this will be proven in the days after the elections. So it's important for the jazz, but it's also important for the solutions that come out for the society that make the life better for everybody in society. And it's all derivatives of all kinds of new inventions, technology, nanotechnology and all this kind of stuff. Correct. You see, Albert Einstein said once, that it's not possible to do exactly the same things and expect a different outcome. So it's obvious that the model we head up to now for growth cannot work anymore. We have to do something different. And being a little bit, you know, I'm saying this over and over again, but I really believe that our big advantage is human capital and all the other things that we have in order to develop innovation, to develop an economy of knowledge.


We're here, deep in the Amazon, looking for a species on the edge of extinction. It's not a jaguar or a sloth, and it's not even a single species, but a collection of them. Frogs, like many of the world's amphibians, are being wiped out by the deadliest plague you've never heard of, and if we don't act fast, they could be gone for good. Let's talk about that. Except certain salamanders, they can extrude sharp venom-tipped ribs, and two species of frogs with venom-tipped bones on their skulls, and amphibians aren't venomous since they don't actively inject their venom. Instead, they're poisonous, since they unload their toxin when eaten by other animals. Whereas there are almost no venomous amphibians, the world is filled with poisonous ones. There are more than 170 species of poisonous frogs, mostly concentrated in South America, in the Poison Dart Frog family. Named for the native Indians, they use darts tipped with the frog's poison to hunt animals for hundreds of years. Although, of those hundred-plus species of poisonous dart frogs, only four were ever used to weaponize darts, even though the whole family ended up sharing the name. Despite their lethality in the wild, you can actually get one of these frogs as a pet, and they'd be completely harmless. That's because the frogs don't make their own poison, but rather sequester it from what they eat. They take up a deadly chemical, called a lipophilic alkaloid, from consuming poisonous insects and plants in the rainforest. The poison then accumulates in their bodies, and they secrete it through their skin as a defense mechanism against predators. This poison is then absorbed through the victim's skin and prevents their nerves from transmitting impulses, eventually leading to a heart failure, as the muscle tissue making up the heart fails to beat properly. And these toxins are incredibly stable, so stable that wild frogs can maintain their lethality for years in captivity, away from their natural, poison-containing food source. So even without this food source, they still maintain their flashy colors. The deadliest of this family is the Golden Poison Frog. Their dose can vary based on location and local diet, but on average, the Golden Poison Frog holds in its little body 1mg of poison. Now, that might not sound like a lot, but that's enough to kill about 10,000 mice in between 10 and 20 humans. The Golden Frog's exceptional toxicity comes from its extraordinarily rare and lethal poison, butchrotoxin, found in only three other poisonous frogs and a handful of other species. The poison attacks the sodium channels in nerve cells. These sodium channels are the basis for electrical activity in nearly all organisms, and first appeared in cells about 3 billion years ago. As life-propagated outward from those early single-celled eukaryotes, it carried with it these sodium channels, and now, nearly every organism alive uses them from their shared common ancestor. They're one of the few descendent traits common across the vast majority of life, and since the poison blocks these channels from functioning, it works against most living animals. But if a single frog has enough poison to kill 10,000 mice, how is it fine just hopping along? Well, that's because these frogs have adapted very specialized sodium channels, shaped so slightly differently that the poison won't work, but similar enough that the sodium channels still function like normal. But these poisonous frogs, and all amphibians for that matter, might be coming to an end. An infectious disease has been spreading around the world, infecting amphibians and wiping them off the map. A fungus named Batrachocytrium dendrobadis was first discovered in the poison dart frog in the late 1990s. Since then, it's been found on six continents, and infected more than 40% of all known amphibian species. In a short period of time, BD has contributed to the threatened status of more than half the species it's infected. Having an even greater impact on the species than human-led deforestation. While humans didn't create BD, they've had a huge impact on spreading it. It's hard to know exactly where BD originated, but we can get an idea by studying old museum species for the telltale science of skin infection. So far, the oldest known instance is from South Africa in the 1930s, and geologists think it may have spread around the world in African clawed frogs, which were once used as pregnancy tests. Back in 1930, a scientist based in Cape Town discovered that he could use ox hormones to control ovulation in a local frog species. By 1933, doctors were using the frog to detect HCG, a hormone produced by pregnant women. When a pregnant woman peed on the frog, it would lay eggs within 8 to 12 hours. The test was both rapid and reliable, and so it spread quickly throughout Europe and the United States over the next two decades. Unfortunately for modern frogs, it was much easier to import these frogs directly from Africa, rather than growing them domestically, allowing the unknown disease to be spread by physicians around the world. BD is the only known fungus of its kind to infect living vertebrates. In amphibians, it attacks their skin, which they normally use to breathe and take up water. BD interferes with this process, suffocating their victims. And infected frogs seem to get froggy delirium. They become extremely sluggish, often can't write themselves if turned upside down, and will hop around in circles aimlessly. All of the handful of major strains of BD have turned up in amphibians involved in the international commercial trade, showing how the infection continues to be spread today. The disease can be traced back at least 90 years, but it's been spreading exponentially since, and now the situation is becoming increasingly dire. Despite not getting any news coverage, face it, it's almost guaranteed you've never heard of it. It's wiping out frogs left and right. The last decade saw three times more amphibian species go extinct compared to the 90s, and the primary cause of extinction in 90% of those species was BD. Mortality rates can vary wildly and are highly species dependent, but generally speaking a significant percent of infected amphibians end up dying, and some species like the ornate burrowing frog have a 100% mortality rate when infected. Many scientists have argued that we're currently in the sixth mass extinction event, fueled almost entirely by humanity's effect on the planet. This claim is backed up by the near 10,000 fold increase in species going extinct we see today compared to non-mass extinction time periods. The result? The mass extinction of amphibians, which make up more than 10% of all vertebrates, may be slipping by unnoticed. The spread of BD also shows the continued failure of international biosecurity measures to keep BD and other infections contained. One thing's for sure, if things continue on their current path, we might not have our little green friends hop around much longer. I hope you enjoyed getting smarter with us today. If you did, be sure to subscribe so you never miss an upload. And remember, there's always more to learn.


Yeah, I'm Richard, Linux distribution engineer at SUSE, which is like the most generic job title anywhere.  I'm not going to be talking about a distribution for like my first time or first time ever Instead I'm talking about a nice library living underneath But starting with that Who is responsible for the configuration of a machine once it's deployed?  Is it the upstream who actually don't get a mention here or is it the user? You know from speaking from a distribution perspective You know, I honestly believe you know distributions have a hand in making sure the configuration of the operating system once it's deployed You know is right and sensible, you know, we should be making sure the defaults are Sensible and good out of the Xbox experience, you know Secure, you know, whatever sensible means really. I mean, it's you know open to interpretation different distributions have different interpretations And of course different upstreams have different interpretations too And you know, sometimes we don't agree with what upstream who decided of the defaults But also upstreams always do interesting new stuff and that interesting new stuff often requires new configuration parameters to be set or you know the the sensible defaults change and Somehow we need to get that to our users But at the same time, you know Some users believe the mix is about choice or at least there's definitely the choice They have to you know potentially ruin their system, you know, and they want to configure their configuration the way they want it And that means, you know potentially having Unsensible choices or at least, you know weird ones that make no sense to us And they're not necessarily going to be paying attention to all of the stuff going on in the distribution in those upstreams So they're not necessarily going to know that this default needs changing this new feature has some nice new flag You know, just like the system detour Queenie. We just had with all those wonderful different flags You can put into your system the unit files, you know, the you know, right now if a lot of services a lot of demons You know, that's a bit of a minefield and sort of the typical classical problem is You know distributions put up got a package. We've got some service called food. There's a conflict filing ETC The user edits that and sets up the way they like it and then a new version of food comes along and We want to change that, you know, we want to change the defaults We want to introduce the new parameters, you know Or we, you know, there's been some horrific CVE and we desperately have to make sure that there isn't that setting set by default And whatever happens, there's some, you know, horrific or semi horrific explosion. There is no perfect solution to this problem at the moment No matter how we look at it, you know, you can notify users on wikis and stuff, but they don't read it and it doesn't work You know, or if you try and find a technical solution, you know Most of us as packages try something like some fancy post script where we're you know editing was said and just praying we've got our Regular expressions, right?  It's it's the hell we've all been living doing distros for so long And the hell's getting worse Because you know, there's a lot of new trend of the topic distributions like with open Susan micro s Where this problem gets even more complicated because like in micro s We have a read-only root file system, you know a user can't modify that root FS once it's there But we want them to be at a modified ETC because you know, they need to be able to change the settings So but when we need some way of atomically delivering those new configuration settings that we need on there without messing around with that conflict So, you know, yeah, it has all of the issues plus more because we yeah, we can't just mess around on the root file system like we used to and When we were dealing with some of these issues that cropped up with what we're doing in micro s, you know We realized there's there's one really configuration heavy service sitting on All of our micro s machines, which doesn't give us any problems at all and it's wonderful and life is great and It's just indeed Would shock me a little bit when I realized it, but yeah, you know system D Solves this problem really really nicely, you know, it has this lovely structure of everything's a unit file And there's unit files live in one of two places, you know The distribution config is meant to live in usr lib system D system And that's where all your unit files live your timers your services blah blah blah blah And then for your user config every change they make is in ETC system D system And then the two worlds are separated and we don't have to worry about that, you know We don't touch ETC system D system. We just touch us are and all is good It gets even better because with system D services. You also have this concept of droppings Well, like a per service basis you get a you know food dot service dot D folder And you can put little drop-in configuration files in there those drop-in configuration files can individually override individual lines or parameters of the the other config file elsewhere So, you know and it's even that is layered so you can have you know USR drop-ins and ETC drop-ins and system D figures out what the right priority is and applies to right one Which is like what we're using with like Kubernetes now, you know You've got you know container run times and Kubernetes and all these other distro dependent stuff and they all want to modify each of the services, so US yeah, and our and opens is a cubic at least, you know USR live drop-ins, you know We have drop-ins off the drop-ins off the drop-ins and then users can put their own drop-ins in and then you eventually get the right Complicate the end so it's great when you've got this sort of multiple layering And we realize well, this is cool first, you know system D services. Why can't we do it for like everything else? Which of course, you know is going to need some work, so let's try and make it easy for people and so Pascal an apprentice at its Suzer Last year this like this entire project is like not even a year old Yes, that basically started writing a C library to kind of first as an experiment to see how we even do this and Then like all good experiments. It's got completely out of hand for basically Providing to anybody using this library API calls and functions to be able to be able to do the same kind of configuration layer in their services in their applications It's an MIT license so you can use it for everything and the two main use cases are literally You know both layering sort of an entire config file like the typical system D service thing of USR versus ETC or If you really want to be fancy during sort of food dot D and and yeah, drop-ins and layering those two things Like I said, not even a year old This is its first foster it could ever be at because it was 26 of April last year. We started it But yeah, we're using in plenty places. It's not magic, you know start with start with the negative You know you hit you need to modify software to have live econ support I don't you know, we're not magically taking over other bits of services And in its current form it only supports of any style configuration files where you know You've got a group. You've got a key with a value. You've got another key with a value It's flexible in the sense of you know, you can have whatever delimiter and white spaces if you want But you know we the moment we're only working with these kind of fit configuration files which which form this structure I'm not going to give like detailed code examples and you know the API list is getting longer and longer But at its core this sort of eight or so core API calls which kind of do all of the work Econ for read file reads a configuration file takes all those key values and you know dumps them in a key file for you use elsewhere in your application Reader basically does that so but for multiple configuration files in a directory So, you know, that's what you would use for the kind of food service the equivalent There's a function for enumerating the groups in there Which you know can be handy when you're looking for that one config file nested in the one config nested in one group Somewhere down the line Get the keys and then we have a whole bunch of get value of various types So you can you know grab your strings and make sure it's all types saying and grab grab your right long int and Get the the correct value of the correct type you expect as you go along That's all the reading on the writing side of things. Thanks We've got a bunch of setters for doing the same in reverse so you can set your configuration back in there We've got a tool for merging files so you can just yeah two straight files merge everything together job done and all of those API calls are up stable versions You know, we're not gonna break them at all. That's we promise right file on the other hand for writing out this to a configuration file We've got people using it, but it's it's not yet stable It's it's you know, because you know, we're not entirely happy with how it's writing or handling things like the file What are you being open already being edited? But it's there if you want to write the file back at the desk In open Susan land, like I say, this is all kind of gone out of hand but in a fun exciting way Open Susie is moving towards using USR for all of its district conflict. That's the goal It's gonna take years, but we're moving in that direction as far as we can so we want ETC to be considered user data and you know treated with the same reverence and avoidance as Slash home or slash SOV, you know, we don't want to be messing in our users sandpit. That's you know, ETC should be theirs We don't want our packages touching it. We don't want our scripts touching it We we don't want to be responsible for breaking anything anymore So, you know in the case of like system D. It's already using USR But for the stuff that doesn't We're now starting to use USR ETC and basically moving our configuration to that In the case of Libicom Libicom doesn't care about these locations. It's all variables So, you know, you could use it how you want to put it where you want So this can handle, you know user lib whatever user ETC, whatever it doesn't matter But for us we're finding it's easier to move things along to that because it's seen a one-to-one mapping of user ETC Whatever to ETC, whatever makes makes the logic a bit simpler for us There's a number of examples where we've already got applications moving across to it like PAM, PAM upstream has Libicom support since three or four months ago, I think now So if in open SUSE, we've already packaged up with this So user ETC PAMD has all of your PAM conflicts Then user conflict can be in ETC PAMD Both get passed at one time and ETC values always went nice simple The same for shadow also up. This is also upstream, which of course they're also using PAM So it also has their conflict in PAMD. So it's fun that when they were sharing the same thing and using the same library But you've also got login deaths and I just realized a typo because that's meant to be used at ETC login deaths But yeah, the login deaths are stored there ETC login deaths, you know can be overridden by users the ETC values always run. That's all done at runtime And all of the UTOLINIC stuff, this is not yet upstream I think it's submitted but there's some discussions about our patch, but we've patched it in open SUSE So all of the su login remote etc in open SUSE are using this and using it exactly the same way But there's exceptions. So reboot manager, which is the the tool in micro s which basically Detects when there is an update pendant Well, there has been an update applied and there is therefore a reboot pending and required to be done That configuration is really simple. There's like it's one group. There's like four parameters It's there's no point doing all this complicated nesting and layering So in that case, you just got a nice simple straightforward config file and you can put another nice simple come straight forward conflict filing in ETC And we just merge both of them at runtime and we we use that Unstable write file to just dump it in ETC reboot manager com And so all the logic in the code for actually reading the configuration file hasn't changed at all We're still reading the same conflict file But yeah, Libby comp is doing a little bit of magic before that to move things along And yeah, we want as many other projects to start adopting this using it in their own way We haven't yet Done this where you know, you must follow a certain sort of system d like or you know Pam like approach where you know, you have to use the same copy You know, we realize upstreams have their own way of you know, absolute applications that have their way of doing configuration We want to make this as easy as possible to fit in So you've got the primitives here where you can Take Libby comp make our life easier and make your life easier. Hopefully But you don't have to rewrite your entire logic of you know How you're consuming your configuration in your application We are thinking of adding more high-level API calls for people who just want to Make things even simpler for them in the long run but before that We have some Yeah concrete plans, you know passing conflict files is hard and you know our parser isn't perfect So I've been looking at using a much more established configuration file parser as you know instead of writing our own and constantly tweaking our own So August is on our radar. I have some patches that are roughly working and you know I'm slowly patching it into all of the API calls It does a very good job technically speaking, you know, it's very it's very reliable It handles far more variations of configuration files than just in ease. It also handles Those any files more gracefully especially the weird ones with weird delimiters and weird white space rules and all that stuff Yeah, all gears have figured that all out already The downside is though, you know, it does make the dependency tree for Libby comp You know a little bit heavier than just a nice simple C library that you can plop on and put into everything And the code is getting a little bit more complex. So this this isn't certain I want to kind of get feedback from anyone here and see if there's any other options out there Or help doing this, you know, if people think this is a great idea But yeah, it's a sort of work in progress and the direction we'd like to go because we realize that just doing any files is is somewhat limiting for this idea and Dominic is Dominic here. No Dominic another one of our friend. This is he's working on E-conft tool, which is a basically to be sort of a generic helper tool for The idea being you know an application started using Libby comp that now means you've got configuration files in USR configuration files in ETC How does a user know what parameters are actually being applied when how so you come towards sort of a generic helper of you know Taking that default logic, you know, you don't you know like ideas like you come to Pam D. What your config is done You know give it give a list out there and a bit like system CTO with like system CTO edits You know be able to edit the config and it'll put the right snippets in the right place and make it a little bit easier This is just the beginning if people like this idea, you know, there's obvious things we you know, we could do to improve You know different file paths have been being the one that I already mentioned, but also language abiding It's not everything is written in C So sadly Especially when it comes to go But yes, if people won't go if people won't Python if people want to ask, you know, this you know This needs to be something used in as many places we can You know, we're not just gonna start here. Yeah, stay here, but we can't do everything alone. So, you know, if you like this idea The code is open it's MIT contributions are welcome changes are welcome Features are welcome You know, please help enjoy start using it start putting it in your distro That's why I'm here basically And with that, I think I've managed to squeeze this into 20 minutes or so. So there is just a bit of time to questions at the end Yes, sir. Yeah So why is the read file just a reader singular file? Yeah That's because there are definitely cases where you just have one conflict file for those cases where you have multiple in a directory That's why we have the readers conflict the readers API call and readers just you know reads the directory and Read files all of the contents of that directory Yeah, the application developer who is patching Liby com support into that application has to do that So the user doesn't but you know Liby com is there to be consumed.  So, you know, the conflict file now lives in two places you merge it Yeah, you know, not everybody has complicated stuff like Pam. Yeah Yep Yeah, absolutely. Yeah That in in high crew. Okay. Yeah, we will look at that. Thank you Yep No, we do not handle merge conflicts, you know So the moment with with the current calls we have, you know, the you know, you've got, you know With that merge files, for example, you know, you're declaring one is going to override the other So you know by how you order it and you know, there's no there's no magic there And so for the more complicated stuff, you know, you could use those primitives to do fancy stuff with with handling merge conflicts, but There's no standardized and simple way of displaying the conflict the all the conflict files, you know, that's kind of what the Econf CTO or Econf tool, sorry, we was called Econf CTO a week ago Econf tool is is looking at doing is sort of giving us giving us sort of standard way of doing that. Yes I Have a feeling that it doesn't really make sense to port Libby comp a system D to use Libby comp, you know, they're doing it fine We wouldn't really have anything there. Yeah No, this is this is all completely fresh. No, no reason code. No, sorry, but just repeat the question the question was, you know Did we reuse any system D's code with us It's it's what How the moment it's just it's just you yeah, but it's a bit basic at the moment. Yeah, it's a bit naive at the moment We admit that Yeah Most of them are in this slide. I think I might have missed one or two But you know, this is kind of kind of where we are after it. Yeah, so so the question was how many upscreens have we patched? So the most of them have been like the the question was what do they think Most of it has been like surprisingly. Wow. This is called great merge in done Like like so utero Linux has been like the only one where there's been sort of questions feedback like improvements Juggling around the rest of being like, you know, here's the patch find done in Of course in the case of review manager, you know, we are the upstream so that yeah, we cheated but The question yes Yeah How would the distribution chip a change to the default in the case of like we were manager will be writing it out Yeah, we wouldn't You know, it's you know It's in the case of review manager because we're the upstream as well We know we're like probably never gonna do that and if we do like the config file simple enough So we'll still hack around it the old-fashioned way Which you know, it's a road for our own back, you know, we'll do it properly one time But in that case, it's mainly for adding new configuration files because review manager is is you know In a kind of similar state of development relatively new moving relatively quickly So they're just using Lee we come from makes our life way easier for adding that new thing out to existing systems Plus also with review manager being like a really like that's definitely something where you don't want to mess with what the users already decided You know, they've got their policy for how they want their system rebooting and that like those core parameters are basically that right now So the chances are even if we change a default, we're not going to change the default time your system is booting You've picked it. You're running it. You know, it's it's done dusted You would you would hate us if you suddenly your machine started rebooting at the long time Yes, so the question is do we provide any Any tooling to kind of help people move to this approach We don't you comfortable do some of that for users because you know You'll have that there where you comfortable will be showing this is coming from the district of us are this this is what you've got in Etc, you know, so this is what the runtime uses We could look at you know having that or working on that for making sort of the transition easier But we have found because we're going to this, you know, every upstream app is is different They've implemented their configuration differently. They're consuming it differently across with their entire code base And we're not trying to force everybody to doing Everything exactly the same way, you know So this is sort of trying to be that middle ground if it's flexible enough that you can patch it in so your conflict could be split and layered But you don't have to you know, don't have to do everything exactly the same way Time's up. I'm sorry, but we'll be outside so we can catch. Thank you very much


Incarnate residents living in Port Harcourt, the River State capital under the ages of Cuenca Sierra Movement, River State Chapter, has called on the judiciary not to dash the hope of the masses in Carnot State. They met the call during a solidarity prayer session held to support Carnot State Governor Abba Yusuf, which they describe the recent appeal court judgment as Judiciary Judgment scandals on the March 18, 2023 governorship election in the state. that people will collect the Carnot with them more than eight years. This is the over 10 years. This is the recent year that we see people from nowhere. They are paying scoops to go abroad. We have a lot of hospitals that are no more working. They share the other government has shared by themselves. Now, if you go into these hospitals, they are treating people free, give them medicine free. And all the materials supposed to be in the hospital, they are recently in the hospital right from now. Please judiciary, you shouldn't allow yourself, a lot of people to be using you. We are looking at it's a kind of influence of people of, you know, from the people who are at the top and his voice wanted to collect this mantle of leadership systematically. Not that it's because Abba has not won that election. Let's allow the masses, since the masses has already spoken, they spoken by electing Abba Yusuf Kabe, let them allow Abba Yusuf Kabe to continue ruling. So please Supreme Court is the last hope of masses. Let them do what they're supposed to do so that they will restore back hope, they will restore back this democracy to continue as we plan and as the way the teachers. And I'm calling out that the Supreme Court should hear from us that we are suffering a lot. So the Supreme Court will help us and listen to the masses cry. He has done a lot. He has helped the poor, the youth. He has helped the medical, as for the medical aspect, he has done a lot because we now, as the poor, the poor, we have been crying. The students, they are crying. They don't have money to They also called on President Balatinubu to respect the will of the people of Kano and call to order the political gladiators, as well as their judiciary agents, to still clear of Kano and let the will of the people stand. I want to call the attention of Mr President Ahmed Bola Chinubu to look into this matter of the cutting, because we will not get hope. Poor people in Nigeria, we believe in justice. So when we miss about for the justice, there is no hope again. Many Kano people and other states go out for the right person that they need, which is before the seat. And other bad people come, they are dragging because of their position, do whatever they want to do to snag the other people the seat, which is no good. And it's going to cause a lot of problems, which is we're not happy. We are always praying for our leaders and our country to make sure the country does safe. That's my advice to me.


The following is a presentation of TFNN The morning market kickoff With your host Tommy O'Brien Bring everyone. This is Jacob fill in for Tommy O'Brien. I'll be with you for a little while now over the next week Let's take a look what we have going on right now. Of course. We are kind of pre-open right now We have the ES mini so that's the futures down just about point seven seven the NQ's Down about one point three zero The Dow futures down point two five percent. We have gold up marginally. We'll talk a little bit about gold Today it's interesting with it staying at the price level it is especially with such a large gap up in the dollar a lot of the times They're inversely Related We have silver down marginally as well about one percent at twenty three twenty eight Copper also down. We'll talk about oil as well. There's a lot of things going on Right in crude last time I was with you. We were looking at Saudi Arabia and they are Keeping that one million barrels per day restriction that they imposed on themselves They're gonna continue that throughout the rest of the year that obviously sent a lot of prices skyrocketing And it was a difficult time for that to happen as well There's obviously some kind of geopolitical pressure going on regarding that the US is that I Don't want to say historically lows, but But very low reserve For oil so they need we need to essentially add more into our reserves People are using more and more energy across the nation as it's been a pretty significantly hot year However, you have some sluggishness in the Chinese sector And that kind of is an oppressing factor on oil prices as well So we kind of saw oil pull back You know, this is the light sweet crude futures, but we saw a little bit of a pullback Nothing too significant and of course a major jump up from 86 around 86 21 So it stands to see really where future excuse me oil futures will kind of land You know, I've spoken a lot of times on this show about there. There's so many countries at the West And Bargo's essentially regarding oil And it's always interesting to see how that oil still gets out, right? And of course, this isn't usually factored into these kind of prices and you know, how much this kind of illegal oil quote-unquote Impacts the price. It's probably negligible Regardless, there was just a I thought it was interesting since we always speak about it on here You know, Iran has a very hard time selling its oil Around the world and it's I've spoken about the shadow ships that exist, you know, that ship then as well in oil And it turns out that a Greek tanker Was just caught Exporting Iranian oil and they're getting fined quite a bit had about two million barrels of Iranian oil Again, that doesn't impact, you know, really the price of these futures here Obviously since that's more of like a black market kind of deal But it's still interesting to see just kind of I mean as it stands now and as it has for a long time, you know, the world runs on oil and As the book Dune says the spice must flow and the oil must flow as well And there's always gonna be a way to kind of to get this commodity out To other countries and I don't know. I think it's just kind of interesting to see how How the black market kind of works with stuff like that Some other big news Obviously with the bonds acting kind of strange that I saw a lot of people on Twitter actually were taking a long position of the TLT And that came on some interesting Kind of news That people took is a bottoming of it Obviously we're not doing too poorly right now 94 12 So you're on a two week on the monthly I think I think There might still be a bottom to be made In this right you had really strong service sector kind of uh You know data coming out which shows that there might be some level of like sticky inflation going on um Of course, there was some kind of not necessarily dovish but not necessarily hawkish Communication from pal jackson hole also Um, I think with the increase in oil prices and this is something I again I was always saying especially when cpi data comes out um, that this is going to be a that's going to be a major driver of uh inflation And so we might still see rate hikes to come. I'm not sure if we're out of the woods yet on it Um, but regardless, I think there may still be a bottom to be made in uh in TLT You're going on teslas giving back some of the gains from the other day Down about 2.89 pre-market Still dynamic still trading and that bounds that we've been looking at on the yearly Nothing new with that that's setting up for lower price The dx y trading at 105 right now pretty substantial especially coming back. I mean we see July 14 I mean trading at 99 that was in the market rip during that time We've had a really steady climb up a little bit of a back down and then and then massive massive bars to the upside here The qqq down 1.18 percent pre-market google down marginally met it down marginally disney Uh in that kind of embattled situation with spectrum. We'll get to speak about that a little bit as well apple is certainly interesting And you know, we've been having a lot essentially what's shaping up to be kind of a tech war with china We banned huawei devices um certainly among government officials in the us We stopped them from getting some of the chip tech that the west develops Even though they get kind of younger gen or excuse me older generations of that Of course, they had a major breakthrough huawei did with some of their chip tech China today just banned apple phone usage among government employees Uh, obviously china is a substantially large market for apple And uh, this is this is a bar down on pretty significant volume I mean you're trading what at the highest right now on this bar And this is on a daily 188 All the way down to about 182 Something roughly around there And that was something I was always concerned about too, you know, there's there's always consequences with this And I think the us is Kind of in a tough spot right because I don't think we anticipated such a large leap in uh chip technology with china and maybe that should have been kind of expected because uh I mean, you know, they have all of our tech a lot of times right at least consumer wise Obviously, they all have apple phones. There might be a pivot with apple Into india india is another really large. I mean, I think they're the largest population on earth And they're still developing in quite a substantial way And looking to them as being kind of like a new um You know a new market where china is kind of closing off might be an interesting pivot And so we'll see in the coming months Kind of how apple decides to move into that india obviously has a lot of their own kind of proprietary products that they sell to their people um they've actually done quite a fantastic job of of being sustaining uh regarding, um Different tech and products. There's a lot of indian companies that exist and that innovate as well Not for their their people. So let's take a look here. Um, you know, disney's getting rocked pretty heavily This is they're having to dispute with spectrum Essentially for some kind of stream rights and this is disney urges their cable viewers to switch to its hulu plus service spectrum Always has issues. They're they're my internet provider and I don't like a lot of things that they do And I can talk a little bit more on that Folks stay tuned. We have kevin inks up next. 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Just visit the front page of tfnn.com I believe we are joined by kevin hanks kevin. Are you there? Yes, good morning jacob. How are you doing? I'm good. Thanks. Good. Just look looking over some art that's A little headline trouble this morning. I think uh China is trying some pressure on apple and Put pressure on the group of companies. They call the gatekeepers It sounds like a Out of atlas shrug some of the comments by these groups, but uh, it's pretty interesting. You've got Well, uh, you know firm here up in the the high 80s You've got a dollar is strong and and Showing no signs of backing off right and you've got yields that are you know firm and bouncing I'm surprised frankly That they're not higher this morning with the data. We just got here at 7 30 chicago time 8 30 eastern the job of saying number was pair was really strong at 216 thousand productivity and cost to sum it up And significantly higher unit cost. So I think it's all You've got some things Times it's not a lot of top A lot of top tier earnings coming out Uh, you know, we'll void and the the market was for uh good news Kevin are you there might have lost kevin momentarily Let's wait a minute to see if we can uh, we can get kevin back on the line Um, what he's looking at is yeah, so you have the gatekeepers obviously these are like massive tech companies Uh in the u.s You have google's part of them Apple as well again, that's getting smacked pretty heavily today Gold is doing is so interesting again I do that even said it in the uh, it's one of the things I remarked at earlier Um that it is strong today it is strong today even with a high Dollar and I think what's interesting about this if I can pull up Uh this article and this is an analysis from jp morgan Give me one second while I Go through everything Oh, I think we have kevin back on the line kevin are you there? Yes, good morning. I'm back. Hey, sorry about that. I think we just had some uh interruption there No No problem So yeah, I I'm interested to what you're looking at about with apple right one of the things I was speaking about earlier Is uh, obviously this is this is a big hit to a massive consumer market that they have And how you think they might pivot in any capacity from this Well, I hear I think that china Is trying to put some pressure on apple right is this part of old Finally being negotiated away some of tonight's the wet bush analyst He thinks it's only going to be about five hundred thousand phones. Okay, they're going to lose Went went when in essence they sell 45 million phones in a year, right? Right, right. So a small drop in the bucket then Yeah, that well, that's what he thinks not Reacting because You know Your spot. I think I think we might have lost kevin again Yep, I'm sorry about that guys. We'll we'll see if we can try to get him back There's there's a lot of interference and just cutting in and out Um Which is a shame kevin always has such a good Such a good input on this and I always enjoy having him on when I'm filling in We'll figure something out about that. Yeah, I hear you there dan Kevin are you there? I'm sorry about this. I'm not sure why we're having such interference Yeah Anyways, that's a shame. We'll we'll try to see if we can get him back on We could take a look at gold quickly I know I was just speaking about that before we had him back on strong high dollar if you if you Our subscriber of the gold report tom Just had a subscriber webinar and he spoke about what moves the gold market strong recommend again 30-day money back guarantee if you're a first-time subscriber I sit there and watch them. Obviously uh Really good information There's a little bit of strange behavior because usually when you have a higher dollar You get a little bit of a depressive movement in gold. We're not really seeing this What does that say to say gold substantially strong to say that the move in the dollar is not anticipated to be uh Long term is there going to be a retracing of this very quickly? It stands to see but This is an article from market watch and this is looking uh an information from the jp morgan strategist And this is investor allocation to gold is at its highest level in 11 years I'm going to try to pronounce this name. It's a greek Try to just led by uh nicolas penna getsoglu Say the implied allocation to gold by non bank investors have led has been led by essential bank purchases Drive data by dividing the stock of gold via coins bars or physical gold ets by the stock financial assets This is implied gold allocation by non bank investors globally And this is 2010 going back to or going all the way up to 2023 Improximed by the stock of gold that is held for the investment purposes by central banks or private investors Holding gold via coins bars or physical gold ets as a percent of the stock of equities so on you guys can read Substantial uptick coming from 2016 at its lowest point Quote-a-quote investors allocation to gold looks rather high by historical standards at the moment And one needs to assume a structural increase in central bank demand beyond historical norms Due to fear of sanctions or general diversification away from g7 government bonds And that's to be bullish on gold This is saying there's a problem with the story and that the latest data from the world gold console covering second quarter So there's a normalization in central bank purchases. Okay, but there was a higher uptick substantially beginning this year in that So regression chart and i'll post these charts at the end of the show In the den so stay tuned for that and if you're not in the den get in it one dollar a year. Come on guys Central bank purchases do normalize and gold may resume its historic relationship with the inflation adjustment bond yields Typically each 100 basis point rise in the 10-year real yield results in a 209 and this is in uh euros Decline in the price of gold and vice versa. This is not the case last year This is the last quote from that gp morgan analyst There is little doubt that the pace of central bank purchases holds the key to gauging the future trajectory of gold prices There's a rise of six percent this year at 1943 an ounce and that is today Pretty interesting. I would say let's take a look at well amc had some moves This is bad news for all the apes out there and this is just a strange They'll they'll talk about this in like college lecture halls But this deal with amc. Oh man So the news They're gonna sell over 40 million shares. This is amc entertainment This was one of the big players in the meme stock era in reddit Um, you have a lot of these guys called apes they that that term For those uninitiated is uh, you just buy at least all of your portfolio into amc. It's usually a high purchase I mean, this is nuts We're trading all the way back down here until At its lowest eight four you for there's a lot of people who got in like around these levels and everything folks Stay tuned. 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This is another super interesting, uh This all right, we'll talk a little bit about this. Um Well here we'll read the headline quickly and I'll talk a little bit more on on this kind of whole thing Texas paid bitcoin miner riot uh 31.7 million to shut down During a heat wave in august. It's just insane as uh, all right So what what goes on with this is you have you have a in order to create more bitcoin, right? You have proof of work, okay, and there are these hashed algorithms that need to be solved Um, so you use this is why gpu's were so expensive because gpu's run parallel um Kind of data processing and this allowed for um hashes to be solved This created blocks of bitcoin essentially and that and then therefore increased, uh the total supply a lot of new crypto Especially with ethereum too because they made the pivot are now doing proof of work. So I have a Some of that I know They have a building that they had purchased and they just have a bunch of bitcoin miners inside of there Um, and so it just works on cracking and solving these kind of These kind of problems all day long As the future of crypto moves forward, they're going to go towards more of a proof of stake um, so this kind of way of of getting crypto is going to go away, but Regardless bitcoin is obviously the number one Even though it is legacy. It is the number one, uh, cryptocurrency out there. So this will continue for some period going forward This is really impressive Um, so let's take a look here during the crypto boom in 2021 riot platforms raking in cash and bitcoin mining The company is losing so much money that it's counting on energy credits from selling back to the texas grid to keep its costs under control Riot said on wednesday that it earned 31.7 million energy credits last month from texas power grid operator air cop The company generated the credits by voluntarily curtailing its energy consumption During a record-breaking heatwave The total value of the credits to war the Bitcoin the company mined in august worth about 8.9 million dollars at the end of the month August was a landmark month for riot and showcasing the benefits of a unique power strategy. Okay. Yeah sure There's been a lot of interesting like talk on on what to do with this. Uh, there was even Conversation I think a few years ago With the governor of wyoming trying to use just like geothermal or nuclear in order to power bitcoin mining as a source of income for the government But it's just I don't know. I still think this is like really interesting and just kind of underlines to Just this almost like voodoo transitional time we have in the global economy, right? so And yeah, obviously the price of these things at least to generate them is really tied heavily To energy prices the electric liability council texas and this is what air cot stands for has a relatively simple and mutually beneficial agreement Uh, excuse me relationship with bitcoin miners the agency through established demand response programs Pays miners to reduce their power so as not to over stress the grid when the air conditioners need to run at full blast In addition to the summer difficulties air cot also failed during the fatal winter storm of early 2021 air cut has historically struggled with fluctuating energy prices and sporadic service So it strikes deals with flexible energy buyers like crypto miners The agency also counts on bitcoin miners to soak up excess power when there's too much supply keeping prices in check How fascinating is that? Texas has made itself an ally to the bitcoin mining industry through credits But the financial incentives hit a snag in early 2023 bill to cut off the mining industry from those credits sp 1751 Past the texas state senate in april, but ultimately stalled out in house committee super fascinating So I'll read a little bit more about that after the show today just because uh I think that's kind of neat Let's take a look as well. I have my headphone falling out. Give me a second All right, let's see This is interesting too. I was talking about, um Insurance with people my my car insurance has gone up significantly I moved to st. Pete from another area in the county And they found me out And they they really raked up my energy costs We're having a major move and I see more and more every day Especially with an influx of people from other states, especially california or colorado Um with electric vehicles, right? We obviously had a scare with idalia the hurricane that just passed through that did cause some flooding um You know, so one let's just say Okay, you have an interesting thing that occurs when you have any kind of like Disaster that happens, right? And there is some evidence that people will leave some of their older cars or cars They don't really care about or whatever kind of in flood zones and and again, this is much more like There's some indicator that this occurs, right? But there has been some kind of study going on with it And these people then File insurance claims Get some money and then, you know, do whatever they want with it going forward probably get a nicer car or something like that What's interesting about being in florida and we're having all these people from out of state move in From maybe more, you know progressive States regarding electric vehicles Is that we're going to see maybe an uptick too In kind of these claims and so this is a big issue that occurs with teslas and other lithium ion Kind of focused cars electric vehicles in general exposed to saltwater. They can catch on fire This is kind of old news, but I still think it's interesting too and another hurdle That this country is going to have to make Moving towards some of these more greener technologies um So yeah, the flood waters here could cause their cars to suddenly burst into flames If you own a hybrid electric car That has come into contact with saltwater due to recent flooding within the last 24 hours It's crucial to relocate the vehicle from your garage without delay And this is the department said in the facebook post Saltwater exposure can trigger combustion and lithium ion batteries If possible transfer your vehicle to higher ground The warning also applies to electric golf carts scooters bicycles with lithium ion batteries Potentially sparking a fire when they get wet More specifically salt residue remains after the water dries out and can create bridges between battery cells So they share Ions between the battery cells Potentially creating electrical connections that can spark fires This was a big thing that happened last year in four mires as well With the hurricane and we we saw a massive uptick in claims as well from that now granted that was a very miserable hurricane for a lot of people in that area So anyways, we'll see how we kind of like deal with that going forward as I always say you can never quite know the future Looking a little bit here Lockheed Martin doing quite well They're trimming the delivery outlook for f-35 stealth jets and I've always liked these defense Defense sector stocks Because there's always a business for it for better or for worse and whether that's organic or not We'll look a little bit more at this story in the stock as well when we get back folks stay tuned You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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We are Uh, a little bit, uh sideways down in the yes mini sideways down in the russell Uh sideways down in the nqs Gold sideways as well Maybe another one of those days too early to tell tesla recovering a little bit I think we'll see how they do as well And apple really cooking at that down 3% All right, let's take a look back at lockheed martin. They had uh Quite the dip recently and this wasn't extending out some of their new updated tech into 2024 That doesn't really show it Just looking at things at the yearly just to see how it goes So quite a substantial drop from 440 Down to the 425 area So let's take a look here This is their new hottest thing and some of their quarterlies weren't solid as well Their backlog wasn't as poor as it was the uh fiscal year prior But they still were having a little bit of issues So this is lockheed martin is saying in a regulatory filing that it now expects to deliver 97 jets in 2023 And that's down from the previous forecast between 100 and 120 jets The company expected to deliver the first f35 with the technology refresh upgrade in 2023 But it now expects the first upgraded jets to be delivered between april and june 2024 This is a quote from the company as a result We now expect to deliver 97 aircraft in 2023 and that's a tr2 configuration the tr3 is their you know again Their new updated kind of systems Which we do not currently anticipate will impact our 2023 financial outlook See here. I want to see the part where it's This and this is the number one thing. Oh come on. Where's that? Anyways, the point is is they're pushing out some of their newer stuff into 2024 when they announced They were going to be doing it in 2023, which is not good looks for the company again I don't know. Is this is this a point to buy? They're a solid company and have been for eons they are totally A substantial part of the mosaic that makes up the you know military industrial That complex that occurs Which is you know, I guess good business in some capacity So it's interesting to watch what happens with that And it's interesting to see them too having such a substantial kind of glut, which is what's going on. So I'll take a look at that too as like the week goes on as I come back and fill in for tom or steve or anything like that We'll take a look too at roku and they're laying off about 10 of their staff And people love that people love when companies do that as well Obviously we had a big run up on some volume coming back down as well to the 85 I think we had lowest this year at least around this level You know coming back to volume on this I'm not sure you have like a head and shoulders thing going on here or reverse one of that um Yeah, this is interesting actually I mean you had a really big saw. I mean, this might be people kind of getting out of this area I don't know what to make of this actually right now You know, you have big volume on this massive leg up If we back down, I guess we'll have to wait to see what it does today. I'm going to go on the daily Yeah, just some more down sideways movement at least right now here Fascinating They laid off 10 percent of the workforce that's soaring at higher last wednesday Roku said in addition to the layoffs It would slow the pace of hiring consolidate office space reduce its outside services and perform a strategic review of its content portfolio to save money And that's the name of the game right now. I always say what's so interesting with meta You get this massive tick up and it's always because they're uh cutting something that they had over extended themselves into This is just general kind of housekeeping for roku But this is really one of the main drivers that will like send stocks so much higher And we haven't seen a lot of that too in recent years So this shows, you know, obviously a kind of like a new like phasal shift in some of the larger companies as well Obviously that's to be expected with such high interest rates and kind of restriction on so much excess cash This is roku's third round of layoffs and under a year the company cut 200 jobs in both march 2023 and 2022 respectively The company expects to incur restructuring charges of 45 million to 65 million But even as it eliminates the positions of hundreds of workers roku said that it would bring in more money than previously expected The company's new third quarter forecast anticipates revenues between 835 million and 875 million From the previous estimates of uh 815 In recent letters shareholders roku executive express worries over an economic environment that constitutes To create uncertainty Excuse me. Ha continues to create uncertainty And warned that the writers and actor strikes in the u.s. Would hurt media entertainment spending Still i'm going to go buy new roku. I need to mine is aging And uh, I just love the service that they have Every cafe that I go to that has uh movies being shown or anything else uses a roku as well And I just see that as being um Such a big titan I'm gonna take a look here Where is it? This is some international news, but I find it super interesting and I know it kind of just ties into this general like You know everything that's going on with global inflation Um, this country is not really a big player in any capacity But I just think you know from a like a global economics perspective Which I think you know, even if you're doing day trading and everything like that I still think it's important to kind of like know what's going on globally And everything has some kind of strange butterfly effect When i'm looking at here and this is this is such a strange move And I'll look at this chart here and maybe I'll throw over the article, but it's This is poland central bank And they're cutting interest rates ahead of the election and I mean talk about like a short-sighted decision They have pretty intense inflation over there and they're lowering Their central bank interest rate 75 basis points to 6 before the october poll National bank of poland surprised markets on wednesday with a steep cut and its benchmark interest rate Changing course on monetary policy ahead of other central banks And this is what's so interesting about these kind of like smaller countries that don't necessarily fit into the Uh, of course every country fits into the global fabric Um, but you know poland's a major player in any capacity And you see with these other small countries too like for instance like al salvador, right? And they're great little case studies of like what if And I think we should again, I think we should all be interested in kind of these more economic forces Even if we're just doing you know technical trading on a day-to-day basis Um, but this is a fascinating move by them. Um It'll be interesting to see how it plays out, right Polish inflation is like double digits right now Not good for them. And so I mean Well, obviously run probably on the perspective of that. Hey, listen, we're lowering interest rates. We're fine You know, I don't know how they're anticipating to spend themselves out of this because that's not how this works at all But uh, who's to say? It'll be interesting to see how that develops. I thought that was just some interesting news So another really a large uh kind of information This is from investopedia and it's saying that some banks were under reporting uninsured deposits And that's from the fdic and this is kind of massive as well Uninsured deposits for those that exceed the 250,000 fdic insurance limit Played a key role in this year's banking turmoil We'll talk a little bit more about that. 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In particular the agency singled out the practice of banks excluding uninsured deposits backed by collateral leading banks to understate The total amount of uninsured deposits under the fdic's instructions Obviously banks must report all uninsured deposits and those are deposits and accounts over 250 thousand dollars That obviously is from svb signature bank first public. Good job. I mean come on right Um, this is interesting. I'll just read this really quickly and this is also more fresh The regional banks may need to sell 63 billion in bonds under this rule Uh, us regional banks may need to raise significant amounts of additional debt to comply with new regulatory requirements But the extra capital might not be enough to prevent future failures according to the research published wednesday 18 regional lenders might need 63 billion of new holding company debt To comply with the rules that the fdic Um, the federal reserve and the officer of comptroller of the currency according to a note by bloomberg intelligence analysts. Okay What a mouthful the regulations were drafted by three agencies a safeguard financial institutions Under the new rules banks with a hundred billion dollars of assets or more Will need to issue enough long-term debt to cover capital losses in times of severe stress Again, this wouldn't be an issue if they just laddered their, uh Receivables It was really insane to see what happened with the banking system Especially the regional banking system earlier this year or particularly the regional banking system Um regional banks with more than 250 billion of assets may need uh to have set or excuse me May have 17 billion bail in debt shortfall Midsize regional banks with 100 billion to 250 billion of assets May also become more active debt issuers to tackle their potential debt shortfall of 46 billion Super fascinating. I'm going to link this in the debt right now folks. Thank you so much For tuning in, you know, Tommy's out of town for a little while. So I'll be with you for the time to come stay tuned