Welcome back to HPE Discover 2021, theCUBE's virtual coverage, continuous coverage of HPE's annual customer event. My name is Dave Vellante and we're going to dive into the intersection of high performance computing, data and AI with Dr. Eng Lim Goh, who is the CEO Vice President and CTO for AI at Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Dr. Goh, great to see you again. Welcome back to theCUBE. Hey, hello Dave, great to talk to you again. You might remember last year we talked a lot about swarm intelligence and how AI is evolving. Of course, you hosted the day two keynotes here at Discover and you talked about thriving in the age of insights and how to craft a data-centric strategy and you addressed some of the biggest problems that I think organizations face with data. Data is plentiful but insights, they're harder to come by and you really dug into some great examples in retail banking and medicine and healthcare and media. But stepping back a little bit to zoom out on Discover 21, what do you make of the event so far and some of your big takeaways? Well, you started with the insightful question, right? Data is everywhere but we lack the insight. That's also part of the reason why. That's the main reason why Antonio on day one focused and talked about the fact that we are now in the age of insight and how to thrive in this new age. What I then did on the day two keynote following Antonio is to talk about the challenges that we need to overcome in order to thrive in this new age. So maybe we could talk a little bit about some of the things that you took away in terms of specifically interested in some of the barriers to achieving insights. Customers are drowning in data. What do you hear from customers? What were your takeaway from some of the ones you talked about today? Oh, very pertinent question, Dave. You know, the two challenges I spoke about, right? How that we need to overcome in order to thrive in this new age. The first one is the current challenge. And that current challenge is stated is barriers to insight when we are awash with data. So that's a statement, right? How to overcome those barriers? What are the barriers to insight when we are awash in data? In the day two keynote, I spoke about three main things, three main areas that we see from customers. The first one, the first barrier is with many of our customers, data is siloed, right?  And there's a major effort ongoing in many corporations to build a federation layer above all those silos so that when you build applications above, they can be more intelligent. They can have access to all the different silos of data to get better, more intelligent applications built. So that was the first barrier we spoke about, you know, barriers to insight when we are awash with data. The second barrier is that we see amongst our customers is that data is raw and dispersed when they are stored and it's tough to get value out of them, right? And in that case, I used the example of the May 6, 2010 event where the stock market dropped a trillion dollars in tens of minutes. You know, we all know those who are financially attuned with know about this incident. But this is not the only incident, there are many of them out there. And for that particular May 6 event, you know, it took a long time to get insight, months. Yeah, before we, for months, we had no insight as to what happened, why it happened, right? And there were many other incidents like this and the regulators were looking for that one rule that could mitigate many of these incidences. One of our customers decided to take the hard road. They go with the tough data, right? Because data is raw and dispersed. So they went into all the different feeds of financial transaction information, took the tough road and analyzed that data, took a long time to assemble and they discovered that there was code stuffing, right? That people were sending a lot of trades in and then cancelling them almost immediately. You have to manipulate the market. And why didn't we see it immediately? Well, the reason is the process reports that everybody sees had a rule in there that says all trades less than 100 shares don't need to report in there. And so what people did was sending a lot of less than 100 shares trades to fly under the radar to do this manipulation. So here is the second barrier, right? Data could be raw and dispersed. Sometimes you just have to take the hard road and to get insight. And this is one great example. And then the last barrier has to do with sometimes when you start a project to get insight, to get answers and insight, you realize that all the data is around you but you don't seem to find the right ones to get what you need. You don't seem to get the right ones, yeah? Here we have three quick examples of customers. One was a great example, right? Where they were trying to build a language translator, a machine language translator between two languages, right? By not do that, they need to get hundreds of millions of word pairs of one language compared with the corresponding other, hundreds of millions of them. They say, well, I'm gonna get all these word pairs. Someone creative thought of a willing source and a huge source, it was the United Nations. You see, so sometimes you think you don't have the right data with you but there might be another source and a willing one that could give you that data, right? The second one has to do with, sometimes you may just have to generate that data, interesting one. We had an autonomous car customer that collects all these data from their cars, right? Massive amounts of data, lots of sensors collect lots of data and you know, but sometimes they don't have the data they need even after collection. For example, they may have collected the data with the car in fine weather and collected the car driving on this highway in rain and also in snow, but never had the opportunity to collect the car in hail because that's a rare occurrence. So instead of waiting for a time where the car can drive in hail, they build a simulation by having the car collected in snow and simulated hail. So these are some of the examples where we have customers working to overcome barriers, right? You have barriers that is associated with the fact that data is siloed, they federated it. Barriers associated with data that's tough to get at, they just took the hard road, right? And sometimes, thirdly, you just have to be creative to get the right data you need. Wow, I tell you, I have about a hundred questions based on what you just said. And as a great example, the flash crash, in fact, Michael Lewis wrote about this in his book, The Flash Boys, and essentially, right, it was high-frequency traders trying to front-run the market and sending in small block trades, trying to get sort of front-end it. So that's, and they chalked it up to a glitch. Like you said, for months, nobody really knew what it was. So technology got us into this problem. Can I guess my question is, can technology help us get out of the problem? And that maybe is where AI fits in. Yes, yes, in fact, a lot of analytics work went in to go back to the raw data that is highly dispersed from different sources, right? Assemble them to see if you can find a material trend, right? You can see lots of trends, right? Like, you know, if humans look at things, right? We tend to see patterns in clouds, right? So sometimes you need to apply statistical analysis math to be sure that what the model is seeing is real, right? And that required work. That's one area. The second area is, you know, when there are times when you just need to go through that tough approach to find the answer. Now the issue comes to mind now is that humans put in the rules to decide what goes into a report that everybody sees. And in this case, before the change in the rules, right? But by the way, after the discovery, the authorities changed the rules and all trades of any sizes, it has to be reported. Right. Yeah, right. But the rule was applied, you know, to say earlier that shares under 100, trades under 100 shares need not be reported. So sometimes you just have to understand that reports were decided by humans and for understandable reasons. I mean, they probably didn't want it for various reasons not to put everything in there so that people could still read it in the reasonable amount of time. But we need to understand that rules were being put in by humans for the reports we read. And as such, there are times we just need to go back to the raw data. I want to ask you- That it's going to be tough, yeah. So I want to ask you a question about AI is obviously, you know, it's in your title and it's something you know a lot about. And I'm going to make a statement. You tell me if it's on point or off point. So it seems that most of the AI going on in the enterprise is modeling data science applied to, you know, troves of data. But there's also a lot of AI going on in consumer whether it's, you know, fingerprint technology or facial recognition or natural language processing. Will, two-part question. Will the consumer market as it has so often in the enterprise sort of inform us is sort of first part. And then will there be a shift from sort of modeling, if you will to more, you mentioned autonomous vehicles more AI inferencing in real time, especially with the edge, it could help us understand that better. Yeah, this is a great question, right? There are three stages to just simplify.  There are three stages, right? To building an AI system that ultimately can predict make a prediction, right? Or to assist you in decision making, have an outcome. So you start with the data, massive amounts of data that you have to decide what to feed the machine with. So you feed the machine with this massive chunk of data and the machine starts to evolve a model based on all the data is seeing. It starts to evolve, right? To a point that using a test set of data that you have separately kept aside that you know the answer for then you test the model, you know after you've trained it with all that data to see whether it's prediction accuracy is high enough. And once you are satisfied with it, you then deploy the model to make the decision and that's the inference, right? So a lot of times depend on what we are focusing on. In data science, are we working hard on assembling the right data to feed the machine with? That's the data preparation organization work. And then after which you build your models. You have to pick the right models for the decisions and prediction you want it to make. You pick the right models and then you start feeding the data with it. Sometimes you pick one model and the prediction isn't that robust. It is good, but then it is not consistent, right? Now what you do is you try another model. So sometimes it's just keep trying different models until you get the right kind. That gives you a good, robust decision making and prediction. Now after which if it's tested well, Q8 you will then take that model and deploy it at the edge. Yeah, and then at the edge is essentially just looking at new data, applying it to the model that you have trained and then that model will give you a prediction decision, right? So it is these three stages, yeah? But more and more, your question reminds me that more and more people are thinking as the edge become more and more powerful, can you also do learning at the edge? Right. That's the reason why we spoke about swarm learning the last time, learning at the edge as a swarm, right? Because maybe individually they may not have enough power to do so, but as a swarm they may. Is that learning from the edge or learning at the edge? In other words, is it? Yes. Yeah, you understand my question, yeah. That's a great question. That's a great question, right? So the quick answer is learning at the edge, right? And also from the edge, but the main goal, right? The goal is to learn at the edge so that you don't have to move the data that the edge sees first back to the cloud or the core to do the learning. Because that would be one of the main reasons why you want to learn at the edge, right? So that you don't need to have to send all that data back and assemble it back from all the different edge devices, assemble it back to the cloud side to do the learning, right? With swarm learning, you can learn it and keep the data at the edge and learn at that point, yeah. And then maybe only selectively send it. The autonomous vehicle example you gave is great. Because maybe they're, you know, they're maybe only persisting, they're not persisting data that is in climate weather when a deer runs across the front. And then maybe they do that and then they send that smaller data set back and maybe that's where it's modeling done, but the rest can be done at the edge. It's a new world that's coming down. Let me ask you a question. Is there a limit to what data should be collected and how it should be collected? That's a great question again, yeah. Wow, today full of these insightful questions that actually touches on the second challenge, right? How do we, you know, to thrive in this new age of insight? The second challenge is our future challenge, right? What do we do for our future? And in there is the statement we make is we have to focus on collecting data strategically for the future of our enterprise. And within that, I talk about what to collect, right? When to organize it when you collect and then where will your data be going forward that you are collecting from? So what, when and where? For the what data to collect, that was the question you asked. It's a question that different industries have to ask themselves because it will vary, right? Let me give you, you use the autonomous car example. Let me use that. And we have this customer collecting massive amounts of data, you know, we're talking about 10 petabytes a day from a fleet of their cars. And these are not production autonomous cars, right? These are training autonomous cars, collecting data so they can train and eventually deploy commercial cars, right? So these data collection cars, they collect 10, the fleet of them collect 10 petabytes a day. And then when it came to us building a storage system, you know, to store all of that data, they realized they don't want to afford to store all of it. Now here comes the dilemma, right? Should, what should I, after I spent so much effort building all these cars and sensors and collecting data, I've now decided what to delete. That's a dilemma, right? Now in working with them on this process of trimming down what they collected, you know, I'm constantly reminded of the 60s and 70s, right? To remind myself 60s and 70s, we called a large part of our DNA, junk DNA. Today we realized that a large part of that, what we call junk has function, has valuable function. They are not genes, but they regulate the function of genes, you know? So what's junk in the, yesterday could be valuable today, yeah? Or what's junk today could be valuable tomorrow, right? So there's this tension going on, right?  You can see this tension in our customers, right? And that depends on industry here, right? In healthcare, they say, I have no choice. I wanted all, right? One very insightful point brought up by one healthcare provider that really touched me was, you know, we are not, we don't only care, of course we care a lot, we care a lot about the people we are caring for, right? But you also care for the people we are not caring for. How do we find them, right? And therefore they did not just need to collect data that they have from their patients, they also need to reach out, right? To outside data so that they can figure out who they are not caring for, right? So they wanted all. So I asked them, so what do you do with funding? If you want it all, they say they have no choice but to figure out a way to fund it. And perhaps monetization of what they have now is the way to come around and fund it. Of course, they also come back to us rightfully that, you know, we have to then work out a way to help them build that system, you know? So that's healthcare, right? And if you go to other industry like banking, they say they can afford to keep them on but they are regulated, same like healthcare, they are regulated as to privacy and such like. So many examples, different industries having different needs, but different approaches to what they collect but there is this constant tension between you perhaps deciding not wanting to fund all of that, all that you can store, right? But on the other hand, you know, if you kind of don't want to afford it and decide not to store some, I mean, if you don't some become highly valuable in the future, right? You worry. Well, we can make some assumptions about the future, can't we? I mean, we know there's going to be a lot more data than we've ever seen before. We know that. We know, well, not withstanding supply constraints on things like NAND, we know the price of storage is going to continue to decline. We also know, and not a lot of people are really talking about this, but the processing power, everybody says Moore's law is dead. Okay, it's waning, but the processing power when you combine the CPUs and NPUs and GPUs and accelerators and so forth, actually is increasing. And so when you think about these use cases at the edge, you're going to have much more processing power. You're going to have cheaper storage and it's going to be less expensive processing. And so as an AI practitioner, what can you do with that? So the amount of data that's going to come in is going to way exceed our drop in storage costs, our increase in compute power. So what's the answer? So the answer must be knowing that we don't, and even the drop in price and increase in bandwidth, it will overwhelm the increase, 5G, it will overwhelm 5G given the amount, 55 billion of them collecting. So the answer must be that there might need to be a balance between you needing to bring all that data from the edge, 55 billion devices of the data back to a bunch of central cores because you may not be able to afford to do that. Firstly, bandwidth, even with 5G and SD, when you'll still be too expensive given the number of devices out there. Well, given storage cost dropping, you'll still be too expensive to try and store them all. So the answer must be to start, at least to mitigate the problem, to leave both a lot of the data out there and only send back the pertinent ones, as you said before. But then if you did that, then how are we going to do machine learning at the core and the cloud side? If you don't have all the data, you want rich data to train with, right? Sometimes you want a mix of the positive type data and the negative type data so you can train the machine in a more balanced way. So the answer must be eventually, as we move forward with these huge number of devices out at the edge to do machine learning at the edge. Today, we don't have enough power, right? The edge typically is characterized by a lower energy capability and therefore lower compute power. But soon, even with lower energy, they can do more with compute power improving in energy efficiency, right? So learning at the edge, today we do inference at the edge. So we data model deploy and you do inference at the edge. That's what we do today. But more and more, I believe, given a massive amount of data at the edge, you have to start doing machine learning at the edge. And when you don't have enough power, then you aggregate multiple devices, compute power into a swarm and learn as a swarm. Wow, interesting. So now, of course, if I were sitting and flying the wall in an HPE board meeting, I said, okay, HPE is a leading provider of compute. How do you take advantage of that? I mean, we're going, I know it's future, but you must be thinking about that and participating in those markets. I know today you are, you have edge line and other products, but there's, it seems to me that it's not the general purpose that we've known in the past. It's a new type of specialized computing. How are you thinking about participating in that opportunity for your customers? The world will have to have a balance, right? Where today the default, well, the more common mode is to collect the data from the edge and train at some centralized location or a number of centralized location. Going forward, given the proliferation of the edge devices, we'll need a balance, we need both. We need capability at the cloud side, right? And it has to be hybrid. And then we need capability on the edge side. That we need to build systems that on one hand is edge adapted, right? Meaning environmentally adapted because the edge different, they are on it. A lot of times on the outside, they need to be packaging adapted and also power adapted, right? Because typically many of these devices are battery powered, so you have to build systems that adapt to it. But at the same time, they must not be custom. That's my belief. They must be using standard processes and standard operating system so that they can run a rich set of applications. So yes, that's also insightful for that Antonio announced in 2018, for the next four years from 2018, right? $4 billion invested to strengthen our edge portfolio, our edge product lines, right? Edge solutions. Dr. Goh, I could go on for hours with you. You're such a great guest. Let's close. What are you most excited about in the future of certainly HPE, but the industry in general? Yeah, I think the excitement is the customers, right? The diversity of customers and their diversity in a way they have approach, they are different problems of data strategy. So the excitement is around data strategy, right? Just like, you know, the statement made was so, was profound, right? And Antonio said we are in the age of insight powered by data. That's the first line, right? The line that comes after that is, as such, we are becoming more and more data centric with data, the currency. Now, the next step is even more profound. That is, you know, we are going as far as saying that, you know, data should not be treated as cost anymore. No, right? But instead, as an investment in a new asset class called data, we value on our balance sheet. This is a step change, right? Right, in thinking that it's gonna change the way we look at data, the way we value it. So that's the statement. This is the exciting thing because for me, as CTO of AI, right, a machine is only as intelligent as the data you feed it with. Data is a source of the machine learning to be intelligent. So that's why when people start to value data, right, and say that it is an investment when we collect it, it is very positive for AI because an AI system gets intelligent, get more intelligence because it has huge amounts of data and a diversity of data. So it would be great if the community values data. Well, you certainly see it in the valuations of many companies these days. And I think increasingly you see it on the income statement, you know, data products and people monetizing data services and maybe eventually you'll see it in the balance sheet. I know Doug Laney, when he was at Gartner Group, wrote a book about this and a lot of people are thinking about it. That's a big change, isn't it? Dr. Yop. Yeah, the question is the process and methods in valuation, right? But I believe we'll get there. We need to get started. Then we'll get there, I believe. Dr. Goh is always a pleasure. And then the AI will benefit greatly from it. Oh yeah, no doubt. People will better understand how to align some of these technology investments. Dr. Goh, great to see you again. Thanks so much for coming back on theCUBE. It's been a real pleasure. Yes, a system is only as smart as the data you feed it with. Hey, excellent, we'll leave it there. Thank you for spending some time with us and keep it right there. For more great interviews from HPE Discover 21, this is Dave Vellante for theCUBE, the leader in enterprise tech coverage. We'll be right back.


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Namaste. Hello, beautiful. How are you today? I've been sent a couple videos and there's some wild ones. Here's the thing. It's so hard for me to watch these bleach-fail videos, but it's also just like really entertaining. It's like a love-hate relationship I have with these videos and we have two people today who really demolished their hair. I haven't watched them fully I've seen the beginnings and I've seen the thumbnail. Definitely some disaster is gonna happen today And I am somewhat ready for it, but also somewhat like just scared But whatever, you know, that's like how life is Also, you guys, I'm sure you've already heard by now I have my first hair mask and my first moisture cream Oh, it's gonna be available in four days on the 22nd The moisture mask called Prismatic Glow and the cream is called Electric Rain And you can read all about them on XmodoHair.com linked below for you They're stunning. These are two of my ultimate favorite products I can't even say that because I love everything obviously because I you know created it kind of makes sense These are great for my hair and anybody who has dry or processed damaged any kind of that hair And great for these people who are probably gonna watch today. So hey people, whoever I'm reacting to today, you need that I should really just send you guys some. So proud of these. Get them on the 22nd I'm so excited about it. So excited for you guys to have them in your hands and that's that. Moving on So let's watch these two people destroy their hair. Let's do it Our first video is by The Realist Viet and it's bleaching my hair That's not the first time I've heard that title used on YouTube Of course the first comment says someone call Brad Mondo. If we listen closely in the distance, we can hear Brad Mondo crying. It's true We are one second in this is already very questionable Oh She bought the powder on eBay and it was very expensive However, she couldn't afford to buy the developer. So she decided to not even just scratch that idea and Bleach and developer work together if you have one or the other it's not gonna work as well You might as well have done cheap powder with cheap developer instead of like expensive powder or whatever you get it Anyways, let's move on Like my first time ever putting my hair at home, so I do not know how to work this thing So I'm gonna brush my hair So she's starting off with about two inches of her natural hair at the root Then she has this blue thing going on probably like a blue black box that faded out I'm literally guessing actually it's probably Lightened and then blue on top. So it's probably gonna lighten very fast and using 40 volume with powder It's probably gonna be too much for her hair. It's gonna break off But let's see where it breaks up and how it happens. I just realized this girl had copyright music in this whole videos I had to mute her. I'm sad about it So I'm not to narrate what she's saying of course again Like I always have to do because people use copyright music all the damn time and I can't make them stop and it's annoying And that was a rant about copyright and music And end scene So people do this thing between copyright music being used in videos and Not using enough bleach. Those are the two things that I see so often and it drives me Nuts, dude. There is no lightener on your hair What when you put light on the hair, it's supposed to look creamy and white on the hair It's supposed to have that much on there that it's like fully saturated and fully covered And this looks like you literally put dried toothpaste On your hair. That's not how you do it. And I think I said that a million times stop playing me Do it correctly or don't do it all. Okay people don't do it at all an hour and 30 minutes I don't know what the directions are on this exact lightener But usually lightener only works for like an hour at most eyes off after that and gets dry It looks like it's already dry on her head. So I don't see this really going anywhere after like 30 minutes And then it's done, but we'll see Oh So she says she left it in for four hours and this is the real kicker She fell asleep with it in her hair Stop and she is realizing how bad it looks. Oh, no No Her hair is jacked. It is wrecked. It is mutilated already And we are only two minutes and 40 seconds into this video. Why do I have a feeling? We're gonna bleach it again or do something that's more damaging literally Nearly nothing happened to her hair besides the breakage that she got so that's disappointing She has dark roots orange upper midsection Then she has blue midsections and then her ends mutilated white And it's a new color that I just made up. It's called mutilated white They are grasping for their lives and made the best hair piece win Hopefully some of them stay in her head And now this is what the brush looks like and she said she Brushed it out and a lot of her hair fell out surprise surprise. Oh, no, don't pull it. Don't pull it Ew Dead hair looks so gross. I'm getting chills. Sorry. I'm the most dramatic Person. Anyways, why don't we talk about what she should have done? Okay, so she wanted her hair lighter She didn't really say what she was going after here But probably a color removal process would have been best for her Honestly, I can't really give many recommendations because I don't know what she started with or what was under that blue She kind of just like bleached it with 40 of a lime and left it on for three hours.  I'm not looking. I'm not looking. Tell me what's going on. I can't do this.  I have no words Yo, she needs more cut off at this point. Just shave your head I'm sorry if that's harsh. It needs to go. It's probably not even gonna dry. Watch it won't even dry Yo If you guys ever need to see what happens to hair if you over bleach it then this oh, no, babe Oh, I kind of feel actually really bad. Oh Oh good Okay, so she did use demi permanent color. I'm pretty sure think The hair gods that she did not put more ammonia on her hair and continue to lift it because guess what? Demi permanent color deposits only so you're not going to get any lifting in thank god If she would have put bauxite on top of that, I would have cried and just gave up This poor girl listen girl find me on instagram I'm on my seat and DM me your address so I can send you my new products because they will save your hair And they'll make it feel a lot better. Seriously. I'll send you for free. I got you girl It looks so much better Why do I love this girl Oh The reason why it didn't take first of all, yes, it is not permanent color I written it's dying permanent color what you used second of all your hair is extremely Porous it probably is not able to hold any hair color in it So your hopes of going and coloring a different color are very slim It might just not hold the color at all because basically your cuticle of your hair is just blasted wide open And it just stays open because it is so damaged And what happens is the color molecules go in the hair and they just slip right back out the moment It hits warm water or water at all It just all comes right out. Yeah That's probably what happened. I love this girl. I love her Why don't I just see box that come out of that bag? What are we doing here? It's not it's a hair dye It's just not a permanent one. She's about to put a box that I over it. It already looks great, too She didn't like because I live the thing in she actually gave me color No, let me like I was so shocked like, okay. It's like a conditioner. So it doesn't really do anything I don't understand. What am I missing here? She's saying it's a conditioner. It's not doing anything Her hair literally just changed colors drastically From what she had before it is nowhere near what she had before so how did it not work at all in her eyes I don't understand what's going on. All right. Well, that's the look that she ended up with the realest v yet Please don't ever color your hair again yourself. That was a tragedy But it was very entertaining. So thank you for recording it. But wow, don't ever do that again ever Educate yourself about hair color before doing it. Come on binge watch hair. Just reacts. Okay Oh my god. All right. Anyways, let's not take a break. Let's move on to the next one Which seems like it's just as bad or worse than what we just watched next video is by Louis Bleach is not shampoo. Everything does not lather, babe. Bravo. No, but bravo needs to watch this bravo That has left the chat. I'm here guys I finally see it and we're gonna watch it What's going on? But what has happened to your hair? How do we put this in nice terms? It's looking crazy and we haven't even started the video yet We haven't even started coloring it yet and honestly it already looks like it has gone Through it and I'm sure you're a great person. Put down the bleach We're putting bw2 on the hair. I've commented about bw2 a few times. I really don't have anything against bw2 bleach It has application. There are times to use it today. It's not the day for this guy. It's not I wouldn't put bw2 over that existing color. Oh girl. That is some strong bleach Oh, I just poured this I know that okay. He's using 20 volumes. So that's good. Um, and okay, so it might not be that bad Except the title says my hair fell out. So It's gonna be that bad. I feel like I'm doing a good job so far. Like I feel like I'm a salon person Also, I didn't wash my hair for a couple days. So that's why I also want to do it because I'm like I did not not wash my hair for a couple days to not do it because you're not supposed to wash your hair He knows that at least why are we even bleaching the hair when it is already bleached To death and you have about a centimeter of roots You don't really want to do that because guess what you're gonna get that little tiny root It's gonna be really white and you're gonna still have those really yellow ends You're gonna have those gray ends and you're just gonna have another craziness going on more just randomness going on But hey if you're into that you're gonna do it definitely recommend waiting four to six weeks to color your hair in between Colors you got to let it rest.  All right Okay, I'm not trying to do my own work, but I feel like I'm doing really good This it brings me back to like when I started YouTube Oh no, okay, so I used to color my hair like this all the time Oh, yeah, we just saw a girl have that exact issue happen to her and we're probably gonna see it on you again You're going to have to do that again But it's not shampoo By the way, um, if you do want to make it into a Lathering type of moment You can actually put a little bit of water and a little bit of shampoo in the mixture We call it a bleach bath at the salon Like we want to get rid of like a surface layer color and really quickly get rid of it Say somebody comes in with light blue and they want their hair to be white again We will do a quick bleach rinse We call it a rinse will bring up to the sink We'll shampoo the hair and we'll just quickly run some lightener through and it usually takes off that top layer of color That's probably what I would do for him just very quickly go through some 30 volumes some lightener some water And some shampoo and get that little residue of like silver going on on the top of his head So it all evens out and turns into like a nice even tone of blonde I wouldn't put 20 volume on those ends however and leave it there and let them process No, thank you, ma'am No No Then your head with the bleach stop scrubbing your head with the bleach Your head is gonna hurt so bad.  No, stop make it. No, don't do it for no That noise Stop combing the bleach through your hair. Don't comb The bleach through your hair when it's already processing your hair is a very very fragile state While it's processing you do not want to take that comb and then comb through the lightener that is already doing damage to the hair I'm not gonna survive to this video No, this is low.  Oh a lot you did a lot that you shouldn't have done. I'm gonna set a timer.  Well, uh, like I'm wet. It's really yellow really white I don't know how dead it is like while it's so wet. It's so smooth. I won't know till it's dry Listen the color looks bad, but it's not like it's still there. It's like on his head. It's not as bad as the last girl I'm gonna tone it and hopefully it's not this yellow with purple shampoo I usually I think I do tone it like my mom and when I I know when I go to the salon they like dye it and tone it and everything but So I'm doing this by myself. I don't have half of the things I mean So honestly, I know that uh, you know We're taught in hair school and a lot of places say to not ever use more than 20 volume on the scalp However, I have never in my life followed that rule I have always used 30 volume on the scalp and everybody's been fine and I've been fine I would highly recommend to this kid use 30 volume and lightener on your scalp because your hair is clearly More resistant to lightener, uh, and you can definitely get away with using a higher developer on your scalp But don't please don't pull it through your ends again.  So um, oh So this is like the end result. It's pretty nice. Like it's pretty white. I put some purple shampoo, but you know They're so little yellow. That's fine, but I'm blow-drying We're What did you say? Are we looking at the same head of hair? Did you just say it looks nice? Am I being mean? Okay, I'm gonna be honest today. I'm being a little bit rude, but I would say let's do his face also Okay, girl, it ain't white. First of all, your ends are purple silver The roots are yellow and it makes literally no sense. What's going on to me, but uh, okay No That isn't funny. I'm surprised. It's not all falling out. It's always the crown that falls out first Don't try this at home. It's honestly really nice.  I never put purple shampoo in it after that and little by little It just turned whiter and whiter. Lewis, you too. Please send me your address I will send you my products to cure this hair. I just wanted to like upload this Before I do that hair video. So Yeah, like get prepared for that like hold on to your What is he doing? Hold on to your horses. I don't have a bald spot. Um, my hair is not that damaged Honestly, it's a little damaged, but like I bleached it so like go figure.  So like why not? Um, but don't do it. You don't do it. Let me do it And like me just be the getting picked for uh, I'll see you guys soon. Lewis sometimes you just need to put down The bleach and hold up. I just went on his channel Um, he actually ended up shaving his head and I am so shook at the thumbnail I just thought we have to see this real quick.  Oh my god. He looks so good Oh my god, I'm so happy Louis Okay, anyways, louis. Yes, you look amazing. Oh my god. I'm so happy.  It really complements your face shape a lot and it looks stunning Yes Oh, I'm so glad it's had a happy ending. Oh my god. I really didn't think it was going to and I'm beyond happy about this This looks sickening. Ah, okay. Well, awesome. Yes, louis. Thank you for that. That was great. Okay. That was a long time Oh I needed to see my therapist after this video. I was up. There was highs. There was lows There was a lot going on there very entertaining if I do say so myself Wow, okay, you know what I always say if you're gonna ruin your hair Please record it and don't put copyright music in it. Thank you so much. I don't know I don't really have anything else to say. That was basically it. That was wild Follow me on instagram follow x mono hair on instagram. Oh and on twitter. Thank you sir watch and Get ready for the release of my new products on november 22nd and that is all for today Thank you guys so much for watching.  Bye


Ah, the Google Pixel Fold is shipping. Here's an overview of what tech reviewers are saying about it. The Pixel Fold has a landscape first orientation when you open it, unlike Samsung. And Gadget liked that, the Verge didn't. Everybody praised how flat the device folds, as well as the big usable exterior display, the cameras and the battery life. On the negative side, it's 1800 bucks and it's a little heavy. The Verge didn't like the software calling it a gated experience compared to Samsung. And there are durability questions. The phone warns you to avoid contact with sand, crumbs, fingernails, or sharp objects. And in fact, something worked its way into the gap on the edge of the screen and punctured the OLED screen of ours, Technica's review unit. After four days, it died. The good news though is that repair parts for the Pixel Fold will be available through iFixit, including batteries and both the inner and outer screens.


We have a three pack of Nintendo news to drop for you today. A legend appears to be hanging up his, well, development boots, maybe, at least temporarily. We also have some information on the split of digital and physical game sales worldwide in 2022. And I'm not so sure you guys are gonna take this news very well. Also, we have an official update on Joy-Con Drift, a legal update that may or may not affect how Nintendo approaches Joy-Cons and future controllers. So stay tuned right after I let you know about our sponsor today. I saw our first story deals with the man himself, the myth, the legend, the one and only Masahiro Sakurai. He did an extensive interview around his YouTube channel. And during that interview, he mentioned that he is actually retired, or at least retired for now. He is just 52 years old. But his reasoning was that after making Smash for Wii U, 3DS and Switch, he spent basically a decade straight in active development without breaks. And he feels like if he keeps up that pace, his life will just pass him by.  I get it.  Part of this is why he's doing the YouTube channel right now. So he could share the knowledge he has gained as a developer with everyone. He didn't rule out ever making another game. And he's on record in the past saying he doesn't believe another Super Smash Bros. game can exist without him. And he would listen should Nintendo ask him to make one if they are willing to let him take it in a new direction. But he's not presently listening to any other offers from anyone else. And he is not right now actively developing anything.  Other tidbits from the interview because again, this was mostly about his YouTube channel. He's thrilled with the response to his YouTube videos. He has a 99% like to dislike ratio. He does read the comments on his videos and is very pleased to see a positive response to every video he puts up. He wants his videos to be from his experience but he does consult with Nintendo on some things. He thinks it's near impossible for any other developer to do a channel that's like his. And he doesn't have like a film crew or anything he films everything by himself. His scripts do occasionally need approval from Nintendo who has been very supportive in the new venture. He records nonstop through his mistakes. So a little bit behind the scenes on his process. And then he edits out the mistakes before sending the film to a video editor. He will also record all of his own gameplay or most of it if needed. Cubist also helps with some of the gameplay recording and eight forge handles all the translations. He also gives suggestions to Sakurai if a game isn't well known outside of Japan. He records his videos at night so the sound of traffic is gone but sometimes he still needs to reshoot it due to an ambulance or other emergency vehicle noise. His YouTube channel may at one point come to a sudden end sort of like his Fumitsu column but he wanted it to exist as a permanent archive of his work. Sakurai was the on camera personality and voice for Sakurai presents primarily due to budget and information accuracy. So they could have hired celebrities but it was just a lot cheaper for Sakurai to do it himself. As for what he's beaten recently just to remind everyone, hey, I still play games. He cleared Sonic Frontiers, Bayonetta 3 and God of War Ragnarok and next up he's looking at Tactics Ogre and potentially Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.  So there is that. So he's not really sure which one he's gonna go to next. He is worried about the internet in general as he feels like people are too negative and attacking each other way too often. There's some other additional details as well but the interview is entirely in Japanese so we're working mostly off of Push Dustin's translations over on Twitter. So shout out to him. Honestly Sakurai is a treasure and if he wants to take time to himself, take time to his family, take time to do the things he wants to do outside of game development, more power to him. I don't think this is the last we've seen of Sakurai as a game developer but if it is, he's just letting us know that hey, you know, he doesn't know, he might not make any more games again and obviously Nintendo, if they want him to do more Smash in the future, you know, I think they'd be lenient and sort of let him do what he wants with it but it's gonna be a completely different vision than what we're used to so I guess time will tell. Now our next story, this is a weird one because essentially gameindustry.biz did a ton of research, worked with a bunch of different data collection firms and they came to a conclusion on the split of digital and physical software sales. Now notably before I give you the percentages here, this does include Nintendo games but it only includes Nintendo's physical sales because Nintendo does not publish their digital sales. Now sometimes you could figure it out if you could figure out a rough estimate of their total physical compared to the total number of sales of a game reported but they didn't do that sort of math, they're working just with exact figures and exact facts they can get from the NPD, from the various UK reports, Famitsu and all these other organizations out there. So they're doing the best they can but since Nintendo doesn't provide digital data their digital sales aren't included which is kind of unfortunate because it does mean the percentage of digital and physical would actually go even higher for digital. Now what is the percentage they came to right now? 72% of games sold in 2022 were digital meaning only 28% were physical. And again, if Nintendo included digital sales data chances are it's like 75 to maybe even 80% of all sales are digital, if not higher because we obviously don't know what the percent cut of digital sales is for Nintendo. But yeah, that's a really high figure. Now obviously this is gonna include a bunch of games that are only available digitally so there is that but still it does kind of show that physical is clearly on its way out. This is a much bigger split than when it was 60, 40 physical digital just 10 years ago. So we're getting to this point where physical releases are only really gonna start to make sense for the biggest of games but hey, this is something to pay attention to. I really hope the physical medium isn't going anywhere but time will tell. Next up, a government group in the UK has figured out what is going on with Joy-Cons and why we have Joy-Con drift. Now we've had our theories and Spawnwave did a breakdown a long time ago and we sorta kinda know what the issues are but we've never had it scientifically verified like we have now. So a UK consumer group did lab tests, actual lab tests on Joy-Cons and it seems to have proven that there is an actual design flaw. It dissected five different, I don't know, not a huge segment but five different Joy-Cons from different time periods of the Switch's life that all have drift to determine the cause. Now all five of the Joy-Cons did have debris in them suggesting Nintendo's little rubber lip is not actually adequate at keeping out debris. In fact, some people have argued that rubber lip actually drags debris in so there is that. But they didn't obviously do extensive testing to see if the rubber lip's dragging debris in or not. That's more of a theory. That being said, they're not saying that debris are exactly what the issue is. Every single one of them had wear and tear on their contact pads caused by a mechanical flaw in design. So they're not even blaming the debris. They're just saying, hey, the actual contact pad that we've been theorizing was the cause of drift this whole time keeps having damage done to it and the damage is because there's a mechanical flaw in the actual design. Nintendo has responded to this because this is a governing body saying this so Nintendo isn't going to ignore it. And they said the percentage of Joy-Con controllers that have been reported as experiencing issues with the analog stick in the past is small and we have been making continuous improvements to the Joy-Con analog stick since its launch in 2017. They notably said they had a fundamental change somewhere around the time Switch OLED came out. I can confirm that I haven't had my OLED Joy-Con drift yet. I've had two sets of them. One of them, the controls they actually broke. It could have been my kids that did that. So that's not a drift issue. But my other set that's like a daily driver hasn't drifted yet. And so take that for what it will. Other Joy-Cons I've had drift really under pretty light use conditions. But so maybe there is some truth to this. Nintendo also said that we expect all our hardware to perform as designed. And if anything falls short of this goal, we always encourage consumers to contact Nintendo customer support who'll be happy to openly and leniently resolve any consumer issues related to the Joy-Con controllers, analog sticks, including in cases where the warranty may no longer apply. This is interesting because they've been doing this in the United States for a while, but other territories sometimes they'll deny your Joy-Con claim. So maybe now that this report came out in the UK and Nintendo's like, hey, we know. Okay, like they're not even denying the Joy-Con drift a thing. They're trying to act like it affects a small percentage of controllers, but they did note they use the very key language in there reported as experience. Meaning that there could be a ton of people experiencing drift that just aren't saying anything, just buying new controllers, just stop playing altogether. Nintendo's aware that this is a problem. They just aren't sure how widespread it is since they don't have, there's 100 plus a million of these out there, 200 million plus Joy-Cons. It's not like they have 100 million people claiming drift. So for them, their percentage numbers on the actual repairs probably look tiny in comparison to the total sales of Switch. That might be where they're getting those figures from, but either way, Nintendo is acknowledging that Joy-Con drift exists. They are acknowledging that this lab test is valid and that they're trying to always improve things. So take that for what it will. I have no idea. If you have a Switch OLED, have your Joy-Con started drifting yet? Because last we checked when we took apart the stick, it looks like it's the same design. So I can't imagine that it's gotten better, but maybe they're using a stronger metal as an example, because I didn't test metal composition, so that little contact pad could be using a stronger metal, which is much harder to damage. Maybe that's a change of the, maybe they changed the grade of the plastics and stuff, so maybe they're a bit softer and less likely to scratch. I have no idea what Nintendo has done.  They did a Digital Foundry Direct Weekly. Again, they do this every single week where they go over a whole bunch of tech stuff from video games all the way to PC components and everything in between. And he brought up something that is very interesting when it comes to Switch Pro or a next generation Switch. What is Nintendo doing? So here's what he said, and I quote, "'So I think at one point internally, "'from what I can understand "'from talking to different developers "'is that there was some sort of mid-generation Switch "'update planned at one point, "'and that seems to no longer be happening. "'And thus it's pretty clear "'that whatever they do next "'is going to be an actual next generation hardware.'" Now, when reading that statement, it's important to understand what the facts are and what the opinions are. The facts are that he has talked to a bunch of different developers and that those developers did know that there was going to be a mid-generation Switch update. It also seems like those developers haven't heard anything from Nintendo on this update in some time, suggesting that it's been canned and thus his opinion is that whatever Nintendo is doing next is going to be next generation hardware. This isn't what his developer said. His developer sources didn't tell him, oh, Nintendo's next thing's going to be next generation hardware. They told him that, hey, we know that this was going to be a thing, not so sure now. Hey, you do with that, what you will. And John Lemon gave his professional opinion. So take that for what you will. There's going to be a lot of headlines out there about this. It doesn't really tell us anything if we're completely honest. It doesn't give us any more information other than, hey, somebody, some developers talked about Switch Pro lately and I guess the opinion is it's not going to come out. But who knows? Anyway, folks, you guys, let me know what you think about all these stories down in the comments below. I am Nathan Robodance from Nintendo Prime. I hope you really enjoyed this video. If you did, I would appreciate if you drop a like and subscribe to the channel for more Nintendo news, Nintendo facts from our shorts and more Zelda goodness. I have a Zelda video still dropping later today as well. We're going to be diving into is tears of the kingdom going to be the darkest Zelda yet? Why? Or why not? Well, I'm going to get into this because Adrianoma himself opened his mouth. All right, guys, we'll catch you later. Bye.


Hey guys, Matt Beck from freesaloneducation.com. Last night I was watching the Grammy Awards and I decided I wanted to put together two haircuts for you guys and show you guys the step by step because I feel like they're gonna be popular haircuts and they were the ones that caught my eye. So we have Carrie Underwood is the first one. Couple things that I love about this haircut, I'm gonna show you guys a picture right here. And a couple things I love is the blunt line in the back even though it was kind of a stacked long layered bob, it did have that blunt line. So I really enjoyed that part of it. Also it got quite a bit longer in the front and a lot of people have been requesting this type of haircut. Another key thing that I liked about this cut and style was how she kind of swept it over to the side. A lot of people were doing that last night on the Grammy. So I'm gonna show you guys the end result with that kind of look. So here is the haircut that we did. You can see it kind of swooped over. You can see how it stacks up in the back. Oh, geez. But you can see kind of the hard line in the haircut and then it just dives forward in a really nice triangular form with the kicked over fringe bang area. So that's the haircut. I hope you guys enjoy this step-by-step video. Let me know in the comments what you guys want to see next and also what you think of this haircut and I would love to see your pictures and end results. So make sure you post those on Instagram and tag Free Salon Education on Instagram. All right, guys, thank you so much for watching. Here we go with the step-by-step. All right, so we're gonna start off by sectioning, like usual. Key things with the sectioning of this haircut is to make sure that you section it based on the parting. So I parted it on the right-hand side, brought that all the way back. Then I drew a horseshoe section around that parting following the parietal ridge and separated the two sections, which you'll see later. The other thing that I did was I split it in the back. You'll see that's a little bit of an asymmetrical parting vertical down the back. And then I just rode above occipital bone down to behind the ear. Really, I wanted to cut this blunt line in the back. The thing that was cool about Carrie Underwood's haircut that I liked was the blunt line that she had. So if you cut that all at a one length in the back to start off the haircut, you're gonna get that solid weight, the solid line. Then I go through and layer from that point. So you wanna keep your graduation in there that you created with that one length. And then go through vertically and we're gonna cut a square back following a traveling guide and over-directing everything to the previous. You'll see the elevation is nice and high. We wanna create layers. The great thing about this haircut is that it's a nice uniform, square-layered haircut. So as I'm going through, I'm building uniform layers, which a lot of people talk about seamless layering and wanna know how to do seamless layers. The best way to do it is to make sure that you're consistently cutting uniform. The only reason layers are not seamless is because they're inconsistent so you're seeing the gaps within them. So as I'm going through, I'm working vertical sections, over-directing everything back. Now I wanna point out a key thing that I did on the other side that I didn't talk about yet. So everything's coming back just like I said to the previous section. But what I've done is I separated the division point of the head. So you'll see the front and the back is separate. I clip it away. That means that everything in that clipped section is gonna come directly straight back. What that does for me is it keeps me organized so that I know as soon as I get to that parting and I move on to my next section, everything's gonna come straight back to myself, which is gonna push all that weight forward. All right, so we're gonna move on to the top of the haircut. Now I'm gonna go through and point cut this. This is, again, coming out vertically, but now I'm working in a pinwheel section just through the back to the division point. So making sure that I'm making that rotation, but I'm using a point cutting technique because that's gonna even soften the layers more. If I did blunt cutting, that would be another way that you would probably see the layers a little bit more in the haircut. So I wanted to create that kind of shattered layered look that Carrie Underwood had in this haircut. Again, separating the front and the back, work in my pinwheel section. I clip away the front because I wanna make sure that I'm not cutting into that. I think it's really important to do that. Now I'm gonna go through. I'm gonna over-direct everything over the parting. So I'm gonna take my guideline from the back that I've already cut and I'm over-directing everything as a stationary guide. So I'm cutting my guide now, then I'm going through, taking those sections we'll call them horizontal through the top of the haircut and just following my guide that I've already created stationary. What this is doing is it's collapsing the sides. What you'll notice about Carrie Underwood's haircut is that it had a lot of layers within the side and it was nice and skinny and kind of shattered. So this is gonna help us do that as I go through. And because I'm over-directing it over the parting, it's pushing extra weight back down to the side so we're keeping our length as well. Now we're gonna do the same thing on the opposite side. My body position is not changing because now I'm gonna pull everything towards me. Just making sure you're always taking that new hair and pulling it towards your guideline. And you'll also notice that I don't work my way all the way down the head. I wanna make sure that I'm preserving length. I think that's a very key point of any haircut. If you're trying to keep the length in the front, don't bring everything up. Now we're gonna go through and blow dry. My brocado cream mousse, I like it a lot. It's got a good hold. It's not too firm. It's not sticky. So I'm gonna use that to work through this blow dry just to give me some hold. And I'm using a flat wrap technique. Now this style is really popular. So I wanna go over, this one wasn't as technical as some of the other ones that you've seen with Lady Gaga and actually quite a few people, the Knight of the Grammys were wearing that kind of slicked back look. So what I wanna show you is I'm polishing off the hair first. I think that that's a key thing because her hair is nice and polished. It did have a lot of texture. I can always put in the texture later. Plus I've already done that with the haircut.  So through a little bit of point cutting, just to soften it a little bit more and to make sure that I'm taking the same vertical sections that I did in the wet cut. Using the nozzle of the blow dryer to blow dry the root backwards, it's just gonna help redirect the growth pattern. I blew dry it forward for the dry cut. But now for the style I wanna go through and just kind of redirect that and add a little bit of volume. And that's the end result. I hope you guys enjoyed this haircut and the style. Please post. Love to see your results on Instagram. Use the hashtag free salon education. Also like and share this video with your friends and we will see you guys on the next video. Thanks.


Hello, this video was created by Darshana, a staff information developer at BMC Software, and narrated by a computer-generated voice. In this video, we will show you how to use BMC Client Management to record a remote control session. Joe Unser, an employee at CalBruh Services is a BMC Client Management Administrator. He wants to remotely access a device from the network. He wants to record this session to show it to his team members for training purpose. To record a remote session, Joe first needs to configure the remote control recording. To do that, he logs into the BCM Java console. BCM Java Console Home Page displays. On the BCM console, Joe clicks Global Settings and then Remote Control Recording. The Configuration tab displays. He right-clicks any row and selects Properties to view the properties. He selects a Video Recording Manager. The recordings are stored on this device. He selects a location in the Video Recording Manager's file system to store the recorded videos. He specifies the time to live for the recorded videos. After the specified time is over, the system automatically deletes the recording. Joe can select the Automatic Recording option if he wants to start the recording automatically as soon as he is connected to a remote device. He selects the Encoding Priority. No Priority gives other processes have a much higher priority. Medium Priority gives other processes a higher priority. Normal Priority gives other processes the same priority. He clicks OK. He has configured the remote control recording for the selected device. Now he wants to connect to the remote device and record the remote session. To establish a remote control session, he selects the device from the Device Topology node and selects the Remote Control node of the device. To start the recording the session, Joe clicks the Start the Recording of the Remote Control Session button from the toolbar. To stop the recording after completing the task, he clicks the Stop the Recording of the Remote Control Session button from the toolbar. A confirmation window displays. He clicks Yes. To disconnect from the remote device, he clicks the Disconnect from selected Remote Device button from the toolbar. A confirmation window displays. He clicks Yes. is now disconnected from the remote device. To view the video recording, Joe clicks global settings, remote control recording and then he clicks the recording tab. All the recorded videos are stored here. That's how you can record a remote control session. You can save these recordings on your local computer, rename them, delete them, lock or unlock them, and add notes to them. For each of these actions, you need specific rights. For more information on this topic, see the BMC Online Documentation Portal. Thanks for watching.


This is actually my first interview ever. Hi, um, who am I here with? Stella. Stella, what are your pronouns? They, them. Are you into movies and shows at all? Yes. Are you aware of their current writers and actors strike that's going on? Yes. Any thoughts about what's happening in Hollywood? Yeah, it sounds like since Corporations that made a lot of money from streaming But they haven't passed on any of their profits for the actors since streaming became popular and that's bad and they should pay them. That is bad. What are your views on striking and unions in general? Do you think they're effective? Yes, I think that this general strike is long overdue in this country. So are you aware about the current strike that's going on with the actors and writers go? Yeah, the SAG-AFTRA. Yeah, I've heard of that, uh-huh. What are your thoughts on the strike and would you go see a movie during these times? Well, I don't I don't know about the details of the strike. So I don't know what they were being paid before if it's even about them being paid. It is it is about them the pay and them losing actively losing money and not getting work.  I just don't even know enough about it. Don't know if enough of the details. Yeah, so since streaming services have taken over There's not a good way to measure how much viewership a show is making so they kind of get a flat rate and Don't make as much as the media corporation is making and the higher ups So one of their demands is to get better pay I don't know the details of the pay, but That is one of the demands another demand is AI and the use of AI in acting and how it's taking away jobs and Almost literally people's rights Also chat GBT is being discussed and The use of AI in writing scripts the scripts writers are actively Unable to get work because of it. Yeah Yeah, it's unfortunate. I definitely I can definitely get behind the AI thing and I definitely think they should be paid enough Especially if it's not distributed evenly among the producers or whomever is maybe getting too much money about Seeing a movie or not seeing a movie in these times or you know what this going on I honestly hadn't thought about it and I don't know if there's certain production companies that are being more sensitive than others but you know to the idea of researching and only supporting movies that are You know being made by people that are sensitive to the actors and the writers I can certainly get behind that, but I hadn't thought about it until just now The actors are currently not doing any promotional work as per their union And so you won't be seeing promotional content for a bit What are your thoughts on that and Would you would you see a movie or not? I know the Barbie movies coming out and Oppenheimer Yeah, well, I'm glad I'm glad the actors aren't aren't doing promotion like they're finding some way to boycott it Because they have to be paid properly and it acting helps everybody so it's important. I could um Yeah, I could get behind not seeing a movie if it you know again I depend on the movies so I don't know if I if I just kind of personally boycott Barbie if that's if those Producers or whoever is in control the industry is really is behind that so I don't know if that would help but I guess I'd have to learn more it depend on the movie and You know if the people producing it and the people marketing it to me are being sensitive about it And you know if I have some way of knowing. Oh, well, they're not You know, like again, I'm just kind of abstract. I'm kind of describing it an abstract way But I don't really know but if they're not supporting the actors enough if there's some way that the actors aren't getting paid enough and You know these producers or this company or whatever is making this movie. Yeah, I could certainly get behind not seeing the movie Do you know about the writers and actors strike that is happening right now? I do. Yeah What are your general thoughts about strikes and unions? I mean, I think they're pretty useful and I hope that they strike as long as they need to to get paid like what they want and Yeah, I mean, I think collective bargaining has been historically pretty useful and Hopefully it works out for them. So Are you aware of the demands that are being brought up, I don't know the specifics of it. No Around AI, right? Yeah, it's about AI and better pay and Mostly also, yeah, yeah, are you are you in a union? No, I'm not and And Do you are you subscribed to any streaming services? um, I have a peacock subscription right now and then I just kind of I Poach the others from my friends. So I don't pay for it But I have yeah access to to a bunch by only pay for peacock right now That's it


Hello, this video walks through a simple demo of the Fledge API and shows how to debug Fledge events for bidders and sellers in Chrome DevTools. Now, if you haven't heard of it before, Fledge is a privacy sandbox proposal to serve remarketing and custom audience use cases designed so it cannot be used by third parties to track user browsing behavior across sites. To find out more, take a look at the Fledge overview on developer.chrome.com and the Fledge API developer guide provides more technical detail. Now, the demo I'll run through here is available at Fledge-demo.glitch.me. You can view source for the demo on Glitch itself or click remix to create your own version of the demo. Or if you prefer, you can simply clone the repo from GitHub. The current iteration of Fledge is not yet available in an origin trial but can be tested by a single user running a current version of Chrome, Chrome Beta or Chrome Canary with feature flags set from the command line. If you haven't used feature flags before, take a look at this article on chromium.org. There are different flags for Fledge, depending on whether you want to use fenced frames or iframes to display ads. You can find out more about what that means from the developer guide. That also explains what features are supported behind these flags in the latest version of Chrome. For this demo, I'll run Chrome Canary from the command line using the fenced frames flag. Now, here's a kind of obvious tip. If you're regularly opening Chrome or Canary with flags, you might want to consider adding an alias to your shell config or, you know, just create a file with the command to open with flags and set that file to be opened by your terminal. In the screencast, I'm showing how to do that on a Mac using iterm. Anyway, so let's get started with the demo. Just to reiterate, I'm running Chrome Canary with flags and now I'll open the demo homepage. There are two stages to this demo. First you visit two sites that are advertiser sites. And just to be clear, I'm using the word advertiser here to mean sites that want to advertise their products. Advertisers will often use a third party ad tech platform for this, of course. Now, each site in this demo has a third party iframe with code that calls navigator join ad interest group to ask the browser to join an interest group.  And one thing, you know, just to make it clear, these are not real sites, they're just for the demo. Anyway, let's see what happens when I open the first of the two advertiser sites, which is a shopping site. Now, as I said, the advertiser sites both have third party ad code running from an iframe.  If I view the source for the iframe, you'll see that it links to a JavaScript file which calls Fledger's navigator join ad interest group method. Let's take a look at Chrome DevTools to see what happens now that the code has run. Now, the demo shows logging from the demo DSP code, the value of the ads parameter from the request URL, the interest group argument passed to the join ad interest group method, and some information about the DOM content loaded event and a warning about future permissions policy constraints. Now, you can find out more about all that from the resources linked to in the description of this video. Now, I'll head over to the applications panel. I'll need to refresh for DevTools to display Fledger events. Now, you can see the interest group join event and click to get more detail. Now, I'll open the site for the other advertiser in this demo, which is a travel site. And once again, I'll open Chrome DevTools to see what's happening. And again, you can see the join event and click for details. And remember, you'll need to refresh the page if DevTools wasn't open when you navigated to the site. Now, I'll open the publisher site in this demo. In this example, I've opened the version that uses a fenced frame to display an ad. Now, let's take another look at DevTools. Now, you can see all the events and how the Fledge auction was run to select the best ad. So that's Fledge. To find out more, take a look at the Fledge overview on developer.chrome.com. And like I said at the start, the Fledge API developer guide provides more technical detail. And if you have comments or feedback, you can create an issue on the API explainer on GitHub. And if you have questions about the demo, you can post them on this video or just DM me at SW12 on Twitter. So thanks for watching. And we'll see you soon. And don't forget to check out our other Privacy Sandbox videos.


Not long ago, cats were considered seniors at 8 years old. Today, it's not unusual for veterinarians to have feline patients in their 20s. Thanks to improved nutrition, living indoors, and advances in veterinary medicine, cats live longer and are now considered older at 12-14 years, says Richard Goldstein, DVM, assistant professor in small animal medicine at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, whose oldest feline patient reached a healthy 22 years old. Growing older is not a disease, he emphasizes. While it's true that senior cats are more likely to get different conditions, some older cats are perfectly normal and don't change at all. Older cats tend to be less active and playful, they may sleep more, gain or lose weight, and have trouble reaching their favorite places. Don't chalk up health or behavior changes, often gradual, to old age, however. Such changes can be signs of common diseases or dental problems that should be addressed by your veterinarian. With good care, and good luck, our cats can live well into their late teens, and even their 20s. But as cats age, their physical and behavioral needs change. While these changes are obvious as your kitten matures into an adult cat, the changes when your cat transitions from an adult to a senior, starting at 11 years old, can be harder to spot. Pay extra attention to your senior cat's diet. Senior cats have unique dietary and behavioral needs. It is more important than ever for your cat to be a healthy weight to maintain optimum health. Talk to your veterinarian about how and when to transition your cat to a senior food. Your veterinarian will help you asses your cat's optimum weight and can recommend a senior food to help maintain, lose or gain weight. A cat's digestion is also improved by feeding them small, frequent meals throughout the day and night. Measure your cat's daily food and distribute it in small portions. You can use tools like hunting feeders, like Doc and Phoebe's cat company indoor cat feeder kit, and puzzle toys that promote physical and mental engagement at mealtime. Increase your cat's access to water. As cats age, they are prone to constipation and kidney disease, especially if they are not staying hydrated enough. Increase your senior cat's water intake by providing canned food and more options for drinking water. As your cat gets older, they might not be able to jump up onto counters or access the usual water dish. Get more water stations around the house with plenty of bowls and or pet water fountains to entice your senior cat to drink more. Know and keep an eye out for the subtle signs of pain in cats. Cats are masters at hiding their pain. As many as 9 out of 10 senior cats show evidence of arthritis when x-rayed, yet most of us with senior cats have no idea. The most important thing you can do to prevent the pain from arthritis is to keep your cat at healthy weight. As little as a pound or two of excess weight can significantly increase the pain of sore joints. Your veterinarian can help you with a long term plan to help control your cat's pain with medicine, supplements and alternative treatments, like acupuncture, physical therapy and laser treatments. Don't neglect your cat's dental health. Dental disease is very common in aging cats. Cats can get painful holes in their teeth, broken teeth, gum disease and oral tumors that significantly affect their quality of life. Dental disease in the mouth end of the bloodstream and can slowly affect the liver, kidneys and heart. So paying attention to your cat's dental health is essential to caring for them during their senior years. Often, there is no clear sign of dental disease. Cat parents see weight loss and a poor hair coat as the vague signs of aging, not an indication of a potential problem. A thorough veterinary exam and routine dental care can drastically improve your cat's quality of life, and can even extend their lifespan. Look When You Scoop. Is your cat starting to miss the litter box or have accidents around your house? There may be a medical issue causing him to house soil. Are your cat's stools softer, harder, or changing color? Is he defecating daily? Not defecating or passing small amounts of hard stool are indicators of constipation, a serious medical issue. If attended too early, your veterinarian can help your kitty feeling comfortable again. Has the amount of urine in the litter box changed? Even small changes in or around the litter box should prompt a call to your cat's veterinarian as they can be indicators of serious underlying disease. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. Give Senior Cat's Daily Exercise and Mental Stimulation. Environmental enrichment is an essential part of your cat's quality of life. All cats need places to climb, places to hide, things to scratch, and ways to hunt and play.  However, as your cat ages, providing these things may require some extra thought. Your cat's mobility may become more limited, so you will need to make your home more accessible so that it's easier on their older joints. For example, a carpeted cat ramp can act as a scratching post as well as a climbing aid for cats with arthritis. A covered cat bed can give aging cats a cozy, warm place to hide that also helps to soothe sore joints and muscles. You can move their food and water bowls to more accessible locations on the ground instead of on tables or counters. Don't skimp on biannual vet visits. Finally, and most importantly, maintaining a good relationship with your veterinarian is critical when discussing care and quality of life for your cat and their senior years. Ideally, cats over 11 years of age should see the veterinarian every six months. Good work done during these visits can detect the onset of health issues, like kidney disease, while there's still time to make medical changes that will improve and extend your cat's life. Weighing your cat twice a year will also show trends in weight loss or gain that can be valuable clues to overall health changes. And oral exams will detect dental disease before it negatively impacts your cat's health. Create a senior cat-friendly home environment. Senior cats need some extra attention. Here are a few tips to make your senior cat comfortable and happy. Place resources, food, water, litter boxes, bedding, in multiple locations where your cat can easily access them. If your cat is having trouble jumping to favorite high surfaces, add steps or ramps for access. As cats grow older, they often need extra padding and warmth for comfort. Provide soft bedding at preferred sleeping and resting spots. Provide raised food and water bowls so cats with degenerative joint disease don't have to bend to eat and drink. Help out with grooming by gently brushing or combing, and keep nails from becoming overgrown with regular nail trims. The nails of older arthritic cats sometimes overgrow into the paw pads, and this is painful. Maintain a consistent routine. No common signs of disease. General signs of disease may be hard to notice at first. Be aware of some of the more common signs of disease and consult your veterinarian if any of these are noted. Using more or less, increased amounts of urine, passing small amounts of hard stool, straining in the litter box, nausea, vomiting, or constipation, decreased appetite, weight loss, or muscle loss, poor fur slash coat and decreased grooming. Changes in behavior including hyperactivity, unusual activity, anxiety, tiredness, or not using the litter box, abnormal swelling, skin masses, unusual lumps or growths, sores that do not heal, bleeding or discharge. Be breathing, urinating, or passing stools, difficulty going up or downstairs, jumping, or walking. Caring for your senior cat can be one of the most rewarding experiences you will ever have. Continue to provide physical and mental stimulation by petting, playing, and interacting with your cat in your special ways. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


Hi there, I'm Rob Fleming, BC's Minister of Education. Thank you so much for inviting me to connect with you through Langley Secondary School's focus program. I've been asked to share something that gives me inspiration in these challenging times. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all of us in many ways. We're all living in tighter circles and missing our routines that we used to take for granted with our friends, classmates, and our teachers. For me, some days are much more challenging than others. Canadian-spoken-word poet and anti-bullying champion Shane Cuisin's instructions for a bad day really strikes a chord with me, and I'd like to read an excerpt for all of you if that's okay. There will be bad days. Be calm. Loosen your grip, opening each palm slowly now. Let go. Be confident. Know that now is only a moment and that if today is as bad as it gets, understand that by tomorrow, today will have ended. Be gracious. Accept each extended hand offered to pull you back from the somewhere you cannot escape. Be diligent. Scrape the gray sky clean. Realize every dark cloud as a smoke screen meant to blind us from the truth, and the truth is whether we see them or not, the sun and moon are still there, and always there is light. Shane had a few more instructions for a bad day, so if you can listen to the rest of his performance at the link provided, I think you'll enjoy it. I hope you continue to find many ways to connect and share. As BC continues to bend the COVID-19 curve, the one thing I know for certain is that we're stronger when we work together. So thanks so much for listening. Stay safe, be kind, and remember these times we're in are just for now, not forever.