That's a big question right? Environmental science is so diverse that you can do so many different things and I was so passionate about everything that I didn't have a clear idea of my ideal job. Do you think yourself at age 20 would be surprised by where you've ended up? I think so yeah I think so because initially before I studied environmental science is I even wanted to be a dentist so I think my younger me that wanted to be a dentist would be quite sick of what I ended up doing. Something that surprised me about environmental science is the amount of collaboration that you do. Sometimes other disciplines can bring a completely different perspective that you didn't even consider as an option. My name's Riley I am undergraduate student studying the Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability and I'm about to start my honours into bushfire research. My name is Marta Llebra and I'm a associate professor at the Fenerese School of Environment and Society and the School of Engineering. I'm here today to interview my future self and find out what it's like in the career that I'm interested in going into. At a dinner party how do you explain what you do? Well I use remote sensing technologies so these are sensors that measure things from the distance about the environment to provide tools for emergency responders. So I provide information about fire risks where fires are located and what are the impacts of the fires in the environment. What did you think your job was going to be like compared to what it actually is? It depends on how long back I go. Yes so when I first started to study environmental sciences I wasn't sure what I wanted to do so I didn't have any idea on what my job would look like because environmental science is so diverse that you can do so many different things and I was so passionate about everything that I didn't have a clear idea of my ideal job. When I decided to do a PhD and become an academic my idealization of the job was similar to what I'm doing now but I didn't know it was probably as demanding so an academic job is very very demanding and perhaps I was not aware of how demanding it can be. You had like a wide range of interests within environmental science how did you kind of narrow down to which one you wanted to pursue further? By trial and error I will say so when I was studying environmental science I volunteered or took a little research assistant jobs in many different areas for example I was once volunteering in a hospital managing the residuals of the hospital and I was once in a microbiology lab analyzing the honey of different bees so yeah trial and error trying different things and then finding out what I'm more passionate about. Do you think yourself at age 20 would be surprised by where you've ended up? My younger me that wanted to be a dentist would be quite sick of what I ended up doing because my younger me that I was studying already environmental science wouldn't be that surprised but I think yeah quite proud. Yeah so I guess like what's been the role of collaboration in your career and how have you found especially interdisciplinary collaboration playing a part in your research? Yeah I think it's super important because our environmental problems are so broad and so complex that you really need to work with multidisciplinary teams and I found it very very good as well because again you learn a lot and sometimes other disciplines can bring a completely different perspective that you didn't even consider as an option. Some areas of environmental science and natural resource management can be very male dominated so how have you found the experience as a woman in those spaces? Yeah look it is true it's very male dominated especially in the bush farm management area. Overall I think I have had a good experience of course it's always a bit uncomfortable when you go to a room and there is no any female other than you it's something I have learned to live with and it's something that is improving so it's little by little you see that that situation is improving and there are more women doing bush farm management but it's true that sometimes white men's are heard more than a female researcher. Testing my knowledge, testing my knowledge. What is the most interesting experience you have had in your career? The most interesting experience I have had in my career I think has been the development of this satellite mission. I never in my career thought that I was going to be designing a satellite. I think I have talked a lot now so I'm curious to know what have you learned over the last few minutes we've been talking and what have you what's your main takeaway? Yeah well I found it really interesting to talk to you and I think you know it's great to see that you can have kind of all the elements of a career that really interests you I think you know it's really I've always really wanted to do a lot of field work and then I also really interested in you know overseas like collaborations and also you know practical implementation and it's been really interesting to hear how you've kind of incorporated a lot of different elements into your own research and your own career and yeah just really how how the research you do does have a practical you know beneficial impact and that you can be directly involved in creating and developing that impact throughout your career. Yeah thank you so much for letting me interview you. I've really enjoyed hearing about your career and I hope that you know I'll be able to take what you've said on board. Thank you I'm sure your future self will be even better.


Why don't I just use my running blade 24-7? Three reasons. Reason number one, if I did that, my body would fall apart very quickly. This blade is built to have pressure coming down on it when you are running, hopping, skipping, jumping, sprinting. When I stand up, my hips are not even because it needs to be higher on this side so that when I'm running, my hips are even. When I am just walking along, there's not enough pressure to get that spring and also my hip is out of whack. So it feels terrible and hello, lower back pain. Reason number two, this is just a lot bulkier than my everyday walking, like crossing my legs, as you can see, going up and down stairs, going through doorways. This is a lot to manage. Reason number three, for me personally, I feel so much more like myself wearing this leg. It kind of mimics the structure of a normal human leg and I can do things like put on a pair of shoes, wear pants and blend in if I'm feeling like it. Being an AFUT is very much about the right tool for the right job and this is amazing for everyday use. I like how it feels, I like how it looks and this is amazing for sporting activities like sprinting and running and doing cool things. But the second that's over, I'm back to walking on sunshine.


I'm interrupting this program with some more breaking news. That's right. That's right. Returning to ghetto legends. We're going out west. January 7th. And guess where the show is? At the LA Forum. Yep, we're right there. I'm throwing up some powder like LeBron. It's going crazy. January 7th. Go to the website and get the tickets. Or go to the app. You don't got the app. You don't want to come to this show. But January 7th, we in LA. Shit. Get the tickets. Me, Chico, DC. Still ain't found me no new opener yet, though. Still ain't found me no new opener. Send me those clips. January 7th. Returning to ghetto legends. Merry Christmas. I get what she- Don't do it. No. Don't do it. Swing on that nigga right now, fam. Don't. Don't. Bring him in the dark like a whip bag. Yeah, niggaz out in 96 times. Y'all better stop.  Grouchy top at Family Dollar, though.  Look at that nigga. Yo, we at Family Dollar with it. They ain't got number two hours of food. Yeah. Family Dollar got them paper towels. They say paper towel on the motherfucker. That's it. Pecan swirls. What? The cinnamon pecan swirls? What? 16 in a box? What? Got food for the day, right? Look at these. Raised off pecan swirls. A loose one at that. What was on cocaine? That's the cocaine section right there. Now, they're heroin. Oh, nah. Heron don't make it move quick. That's ecstasy. I don't trust them ladies over there. I feel like they'll give you some pussy, but they won't get all-way naked. Niggas don't have no paper towels, no nothing.  Nigga, one wash rag, one towel. One wash rag, one towel. Wash rag in the bathroom, hard in the motherfucker. Especially if a nigga live by himself.   She still leave voicemail. That they're trying to keep cool.   God damn.  He must have had some of that good batch.   Fuck. Did I say something wrong?  Exactly. When you take over the club and get the run in the mall. What just happened? It's still possible. Yeah, you ain't lost it still. She gave you some stuff. And now she grown woman's back. Man, play me some of those great instrumental with the instruments, man. We're gonna get started here in a minute. I'm just having my morning coffee. That's it. You know, it ain't time to go to work soon as you get there. That's the thing. I wish I could smoke weed.  Everybody's high. We don't want that. I want to be cool. That's the mindset you gotta be smoking with. And if you get high enough, you're gonna be there anyway. I don't know about that. I've tried it a few times. And it's always like... Will you by yourself? No. That's what you're gonna have to do. Smoke by yourself. And before you start smoking, just go through the house and make sure everything you get secure and be like, nothing can happen to me. I'm by myself.  I think I will by no one.  No animals either. Oh my God.  I ate a whole corn out of crunchy brownie. I was high for an entire weekend.  I wish I could eat a corn or something and be high the entire weekend. I was just like, oh my God. It was just not good. So it started a good thing for me and I wanted to be so bad.  It was about the snack. Like, I'm just... You agree to love the niggas? Me too. I thought it was whatever I'm taking to dessert. I ain't even worried about the weed. Look at that. They replaced it with weed. It's a little bit like grass. Where's the chocolatey?  That's the real it.   So it tastes better? Yes, it tastes like a regular candy bar. A candy bar?  See, that's what I'm talking about. See, my legs start tingling. I'm gonna be like, take me to the hospital. I'm gonna be paranoid immediately. Immediately. Oh, man. Oh, no, I'm paralyzed. No, that's not gonna be me.  Well, you know. It's everything is not for everybody. It's definitely not.   What's been up, though? Everything and nothing at the same time if you believe it.  I'm like, okay. You know, I'm just always on the go. On the go. He got this soft music playing like he wanted us to join the church through the devotion. If there's anybody with anything on their heart or their mind today. I feel he's just sitting in the room. That's it. You know, you go to the to the wake and they'd be like, is there any remarks from the floor? Keep it two minutes or less. And they never do. The intro be one minute. My name is Carlos Miller and I go to 2nd Baptist Mount Missionary Sinai Church Weather Reverend Wesley Smith. Tello. He's the head of worship. You know, to be absent in the body is to be present with the Lord. Amen. Now, the last time I saw Roscoe he had that big ol' smile on his face. Y'all know the one. Y'all know the one. Everybody didn't see that smile. And he told me, look at me. He said, cousin, I want you to take me fish. And it blew my mind because we ain't been fishin' since we were little boys. We should spend our summers down in Mississippi with my grandmother. We used to go fishing every day. We're late. We're late. Oh, you know that lake behind Miss Johnson's house. Everybody in here had been to that lake behind Miss Johnson's house. And every time we get the fishing good, here she comes. Don't you be fishing. I'm sayin' all that to say this. Yeah. It's all been taken two minutes. It's all been taken two minutes. And that's when I got the call. Yes. When I got their call, they said you need to come down here and see your cousin. I took off work that Monday. It all worked. You see the day Thursday. And what was wrong with him? He died. There was nothing wrong with him. He didn't die. He fell off a ladder. Okay. He got bit by a pit bull while he was laying there. Yeah. Went down there to the hospital for the surgery.  Oh, no. But that ain't what killed him. He can't even sue the hospital. No. Because that ain't what killed him.   Oh, okay. He popped two of them pills and a little jogging. Passed out. But that ain't what killed him. They'll never get through the reason. Never.  But that ain't what killed him.  I think Miss Jones killed him, especially in her leg. I see. I think that's what happened. I don't know. Welcome back to the 85's episode show. Mr. Dan, this episode right here, I don't never say this. This episode ain't for everybody. This episode is for the grown one. This one, that smoked woodchip black and mild. Stop woodchip.  Because we got a real star in here today.  Then you know that we ain't bullshitting today. No, it ain't Ice Cube.  We got the real star. This motherfucker out, if she never would have went in there to make the money. Don't let the money make you.  Listen, man, we got running from players club, but of course, he just passed. And a lot of women picked your character to dress up as. I wanted to see the girls don't went crazy with it. She did a great job, right? She did a good job. They, I mean, I'm just humbled by it, like for real, because every Halloween, it's like more and more ladies do it. So I'm like, oh wow, keep me alive then. I'm like, I love it. You know, that movie is a cult classic amongst the culture. So it's like, did you know that this character would be way bigger than just a supporting character? No, I had no idea. I was really nervous about even doing the role because my mom is like seven day of Venice and a teacher. So I grew up in a really strict household. So when I got the role, even though I was good and grown, I was like, I'm about to just tell my mom I'm about to go work for Tony Tony Tony. So she had it on the floor. I was hiding it from everybody. And then I was like, yeah, I'm just out here. I'm just gonna be there assistant. And she was like, okay, why can't I ever come visit? And I was over there and she was like, yeah, I'm just scheduling things for them. I think this one made it so good. What you think now? I see you just over there shaking your head, man. Kind of like, I went there. I thought she embraced the role so well. Right.  Y'all motherfuckers, man. Oh, I...    You don't sit with a G straight. Yeah. It's in his head now. He can't go past that. Okay, we good now? All right. Moving on, I never, like, not that I had so much love for you, but like... But why you ain't had no love? I did have love. I had love for you, but I'm saying when I would see everything in other movies, just like, think about the best man.   She just got that on her. So it was like, that was you.   Like, I felt like you were supposed to be in there, but you just wasn't there. Yeah. Well, you know, I had real stripper friends. I think that's how I did it. That's how I was able to embrace the role because I was the only person from Atlanta that they cast. And so I was like, okay, you know what, I'm about to represent for LA. You did a great job.    So I was like, oh, that's about to be what Ronnie did. So I was just making sure that I like really embrace who that character was gonna be. So when I went to California and Q was like, yeah, so what you think? I was like, oh, you ask me what I think? Oh, okay, great. And we just kind of collaborated and came up with what she would, what she would do and what she would be. Because in real life, I looked so much like Lisa Rae with both being fierce, kind of the same kind of hair, believe it or not, we are both pretty much the same height. I'm not that much taller than her. So the producers at first kind of gave him pushback.   But yeah, so the producers was just kind of like, nah, nah, you know, we don't really think that she should be that role because they look so much alike. And he thought for me, he was like, nah, like she's killing it. So we're gonna come up with something to where we're gonna make them different enough to where it'll be, you know, people won't think like they look alike. So that's what became of the platinum blonde. If you look at the movie, like I had on heels this high and Lisa Rae had on like a little kitten here. Yeah, everybody thought you was like six, seven. Yeah, they thought, I mean, I'm tall and I have a tall presence.  And they'd be like, damn, I thought she was a lot taller bigger than that. And I'm like, yeah, no. Camera. Camera does.   I thought she was tall. I'm like, no, you really can't be tall in this business. Yeah. Tall people don't do well. They don't do well.  I can't get like a lot of roles because if the leading man is like five, seven or five, eight, you know, they'll be like, yeah, no, not you. You can be the auntie. Or the villain. What's always fun? It's fun to be the villain. What was your favorite scene in that movie? My favorite scene in the movie was hmm, let's see. I had a few favorite scenes. I think, it's not because of the break scene. It's not because of that part. But the reason that was my favorite scene is just because what was his name? I can't even remember the other company's name. Not AJ Johnson, but Alex.  He was so silly. And I love him so much. He would just always make different jokes. Every time I would come out the room and I would be at the little buffet thing, he would say something different every time. You're trying to break me. You are always on point. I'm going to get you. That's when he was like, yeah, so something. Thank you, booty clap. That was not in there. Back then, that was really popular, especially here in Atlanta, but in the West Coast, they weren't feeling it like that.  That was probably my favorite scene. What's your favorite scene in Plays Club? The fight. The fight.  The fight was not supposed to go the way it went. For real? No, it was not supposed to go like that. All that blood and stuff. It was supposed to go a different way. We choreographed the fight. We practiced and we rehearsed and all of this stuff. And I knew in my spirit, I said, the fight is not going to go like that because I know that this motherfucker, at least Ray, is about to do something to me. You know what I'm saying? But at that time, we were both just young and coming up and it was just this animosity that came about just because I just think, you know, just...  This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp and 85 South Shore listeners get 10% off their first month at betterhelp.com backslash 85 South. Hey, what's up? It's Clayton English. Let's get serious for a second. It's that time of the year again. And seasonal depression is real. BetterHelp consists you with any type of depression, so you can achieve the happiness you deserve. BetterHelp will assess your needs and match you with your own licensed professional therapist. The service is available for clients worldwide and you can start communicating in under 48 hours. You'll get timely, thoughtful responses plus you can schedule weekly video or phone sessions.  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So welcome everyone to the Let's Drink the Package Archive talk by Hideki Yamane, and here you go. Thanks. Thanks for coming, everyone. This is my first talk at Dead Con, so I'm a little bit scared. Thanks. So this is today's agenda about the size of the depository and to solve the problem to improve the size. And anyway, the step. Many of you know that Debian has many, many, so many packages that support many CPU architectures, and some, the Linux and the FreeBSD and the Herd kernel. So, does anyone know about the size of Debian whole depository? Anyone? About 665 gigabytes. Yes. Yes. Yes. True. Yeah. It's so huge. And I think I can improve this size. And I think I can. We can. Yes. We can shrink this and some ways drop the support architecture or delete the package. Yes. We can. No. No. No. Yes. You say? But most of you know don't like the search, the delete solutions. Don't drop the architecture or don't delete my package. So we should search and found another way to improve this situation. Many of you know the discussion is ongoing and Debian development mailing list to use the exit, XD archive. Now we have the default compression is GGIP and XD can reduce the size. Yes. The, for example, I have the Japanese font package funds for my font by GGIP and the compression maximum, the about 40 to 13 megabyte and use XD. It shrink the 25 megabyte, not gigabyte. So it's effective, really. And plus, if you use the XD, the maximum, it compresses. You can see that? Yes. Almost 6 megabyte. And I already put it to the Debian repository. Yes. But there's a warning by the Debian development announce mailing list. Yes. Please only use the XD if your package really profits from its usage. Search, it's many, it may be a problem, especially bad problem on slower architectures. Yes. Yes. Yes. It's a warning. Yes, slower architecture is a problem. It will eat many, many CPU time. So, for example, the MIPS, if you without the thinking, we will apply the XD on MIPS, it miserable result. But I think the slower is bad, but the first architecture is good. So, the powerful, the many of you are using the Intel or AMD architectures. Yes. So, I think the use XD on Intel AMD architecture is good. So, I try to decompress the whole Intel and AMD architecture and all architecture, architecture all, and this shrink the compress with the XD. The before we applied the XD, this is the size of the each archive. The architecture all is 57 gigabyte and the MD64 is 55 gigabyte and hard and K3BSD is the such size. And after applied the XD, yes, yes, we can shrink. How much can we shrink it? Yes, about 100 gigabyte. So, the numbers, the whole difference is the 104 gigabyte and the reduced rate is 35%. And I got the log file from the one of the JVMirror. I use the FTPJP Devian. It's used kind of CDN system like CDN Devian. But most of traffic goes to the one host named FTP just ACJP. And the log line is the many, many log. And I analyzed which architecture was downloaded. The Intel and AMD architecture and the all and the source is the most one. So, total download traffic is the 83 terabyte. Yes, yes, yes. So, if we'll apply the XD, we can cut 24 terabyte download traffic. It's benefit for mirror admins, if you will. So, and there is the download speed issue, I think. So, several countries have the slow download speed. I live in Japan and download speed is 1,364 terabytes. And here, NICLOG, 180 kilobytes. So, some countries good download rate if you live in Korea. Yeah, so fast. We should go to Korea, yeah. Or, Eastern European countries, there. Romania, Bulgaria, and, sorry, Latvia, and there's a good rate, yeah. And United States, almost 600. And Germany as well. And Japan is a little fast. And my result is almost 6 megabyte. Yeah. Good. And NICLOG, I said, yeah, it's not so fast. Yes. And world average is almost 600 kilobytes. So, if you want to build the huge package in NICLOG, it's cool. You should wait a lot of time to download. So, XD can cut the download time. It's benefit for Debian users. And, of course, Debian developers package maintenance or so. So, the size is almost 600 gigabyte. And if we use the XD, we can shrink that. And I think it's effective, the number says. The problem on slower architectures can avoid we will apply the Intel and AMD architecture plus architecture all. And we can cut the 100 gigabyte archive and we can cut the 24 terabyte download traffic. It's benefit for mirror other means and Debian users and Debian developers. But there is a trade-off. We should think about the decompression. The test machine is the Intel Core i5 and many memories, usually I used as a desktop. This is the test. Just extract with the TAR. The one is use the GGIP and the second is use the XD. The result is the XD is faster than GGIP. So, I tried to retry the 100 times and the result is the same. The XD is faster than the GGIP. But it's rare case. It's rare. And I tried to do the biggest package in archive. The open clipart is the biggest one. One package equal 600 megabyte. Yes, it's true. So, I tried to simple shell script, extract the data, and it takes 10 minutes. And if we decompress with the XD, it takes... Can you see? Can you see? Wow. We should wait one hour. So, almost 7 times than the GGIP. And I tried to compare the architecture all package. So, next I tried to check the not architecture all package, the Linux image package. And this is the result. Almost 2 times than the GGIP. The XD is slow. And already the Linux image package use the XD and other architecture. Sorry. I didn't check it. So, installing package is not only the extract the data. So, I tried to really install the package with the DPKG. The good case, my font package again, it takes the almost same time. It's good case. And normal case, it takes the 2 times. But the difference is, I think we can ignore that.  The open clip at PNG file, it takes 8 times. And if you install the normal package, it takes 5 seconds. But use XD, it takes 40 seconds. So, actually the compression is slower than the default GGIP. Really faster than the GGIP. And usually takes the 2 to 8 to 9 times than the GGIP. It depends on its data. And the other architecture is, I've not checked. And from the log file, download log file. Some package is so many times downloaded. The Linux image package or open office, now it's a liberal office. It's a lot of download. Yes. And JLBC, Teflib, Evolution, Assembler. It's total download size is so huge. And some package, Kerberos, Caps, Mono, Bind, Abahi, a lot of time downloaded. So, in STP, JP, Debian, OGG, most top 50 packages ate all of the traffic. So, I think the apply XD to the top 50 packages the first step. And the next, modify the DevHelper to apply the XD by the powerful architecture by default. Then, maybe, modify a little demo or mass rebuild or so. So, again, the size is 600. If you use XD on the Intel and AMD architectures, we can cut the 100 GB archive. And it also cut the 24 GB download traffic per year. So, I want to apply the XD if we can. Yes. My presentation is end. So, anyone has a comment or thought or question for that? And please speak slow and clear. I'm not good at English. Okay. I've got a question. Can we have both... Can we have... Can we have both GZIP and XC? Both? So, people can choose their preference when they download. So, people who care about speed can download the XC. And people who care about their CPU performance, like if they're repetitively building things with their bootstrap or something, they can download the GZIP. That just makes it worse. There's no point whatsoever doing that. If you're trying to apply XZ to make things smaller, providing it as well as GZIP is ludicrous, surely. Yeah. The mirror will be bloated, totally. We already eat, as you've seen, two-thirds of a terabyte of disk on every full mirror on the planet. We don't need to eat even more people's disk space. Okay. Thanks. So, what do you do with architecture or packages? When you compress them with GZIP, you don't get maximum advantage on fast architectures. And when you compress with XZ, you pay too much on slow architectures. Please repeat the question again. I want to think about their question. Okay. So, what do you suggest to do with architecture or packages? Compress with GZIP or compress with XZ? I think the architecture or packages, most of them build on your machine. It's inter-MD architecture, the powerful one. So, I suggest to apply the XZ for all architecture. But then the problem is that decompression will be slower on slow architectures. But I think the big package, in architecture all big packages, most of the fonts are like the creeper for the desktop, I think. It's not a problem on slow architecture. If you want to use MIPS for the desktop, it's a problem. Yes. I use ARM desktops. Is that a problem? But more seriously, as a maintainer of a slow architecture, I don't actually wildly care that XZ is slower. This doesn't bug me. What we do need to watch out for is packages like OpenClipArt. I highly recommend that de-package needs a no-compress option because that package shouldn't be compressed. The PNGs in it are already compressed about as far as you can go, and you can tell that in your comparison between GZIP and XZ. I'll bet you that GZIP versus a raw tar is still almost the same. So, that solves a lot of those problems if you can identify packages like that and just not compress them at all. So, there's a problem on some packages, I think. So, if we find a problem on that package, we change the compressed option. So, by default, we use the XD, and if we find a problem, we change the GZIP. The thing you forgot to tell us was how we changed the compression method. I've discovered there's a post from Raphael with the answers in, but that's a useful piece of information. How to change the compressed option? Just modify the Debian rules file. It needs only one line. Yes, like the... Yes. Oh, sorry. Wait, wait, wait for a minute. Yeah, there's the option, the DH builder, the use the XD option, and the extreme option, the compression level is 9, the maximum. So, now we should specify the XD for the compression option, but if we change the default to XD, we don't need to specify the XD. And like the open creepout package, after we apply the XD by default, we change this XD to the GZIP. What's the impact on the builder machine? How much more CPU are they likely to require? Probably yes, probably yes, but it's a trade-off, the download time, download traffic, the archive size, and the CPU time. And listen, but if we apply it for every package, even for those who don't really gain from XD, it doesn't make sense. On one of your slides, you said that basically by modifying just a few packages, you reduce 50% of the download for your end users. In a way, it's actually answering your question. Just thinking, rather than having a no-compress field, why can't the packages concerned actually use the DH-compress options that are already there? Why aren't packages like these actually already used in the existing support? You've got control over DH-compress in your depth helper parts of the rules file. You can specify which files get excluded and which ones get compressed. Why aren't packages using it? Using it already, if it's a central problem. The open creepout one. So at the moment, no, the package does not have, at least to my knowledge, support for an uncompressed table, data.tar. So you can tweak the options to DH-compress all you like, but it's not going to help. The point is, as Adam said, and just before I was going to say the same thing, if we could for just a package full of pings, we really should have an extra option to say just have a data.tar included. Yeah, exactly. And the thing about DH-compress is that it compresses the file inside the package, and you don't necessarily want to have PNGs compressed if the things that use the PNG cannot use them compressed. Right, and as far as the build-damant impact thing goes, a lot of that is solved by not passing dash Z9. The default XZ compression of 6 is actually fairly well behaved and won't cripple a build-d with half a gig of RAM. Z9, you can sit there building a dev for about 6 hours. It's really entertaining. It's for the microphone package, and I have a lot of RAM in the memory, so it's not a problem for anyone, I think. If you want to rebuild my package on the slower one, it's a problem. But now we don't need to rebuild the package I built in my machine, so it's not a problem for you. I'm just reading the package dev man page, and dash Z-compress type accepts option none, but maybe it's the policy and the archive which doesn't accept uncompressed devs. Okay, I'll just play around with it locally then. Yeah, just two things very quickly. Just for the uncompressed tar files of things. The tar files don't actually have a checksum, as far as I know, whereas anything that's compressed with gzip or bzip2 is checksum. There was some mention of the clipart, not having... No, is that not true? A dev file is not a tar file, but for source packages, they do have to be compressed with something with a checksum. It can't just be... But the other thing is just on the issue of whether we have both compression mechanisms. I'm not thinking about this from the point of view of the person paying for the disks or the bandwidth. I'm thinking about it from the user's point of view, giving the user the choice what they want to download. I'm not saying that we should be biased towards giving the user that choice, but that's the reason I raised that. It's purely looking at it from the point of view of the user. Along... Yeah, the subject of gzip as well did come up in the conversation, which may have been slightly wrong field around the pool. And someone suggested that it might be possible to provide a checksum for the gzip that you would have created if you were creating one. Such that someone could then apply some magic locally on their site to recode certain packages for their very slow machines. I've no idea if that's technically possible, but if you have a predictable way of getting gzip to run, then you could put the checksum in ready for them, and then they could do something to munch their local repository. But yeah, I don't think we're going to do it. Yeah, Phil, that sounds utterly insane. Well done. Going back to one of your end slides... Yeah, that one. Exclude priority required. Why? So... It's a little bit... It's all the past. We should exclude the priority required to apply the xd. So now we can cut this line. Yeah, I mean, there's been some discussion already, as I'm sure you've seen in terms of trying to fit things on CDs, which is my area of Debian. And so we've already been talking about using xz a lot more. The thing that comes out of that is apparently Debootstrap. People don't want to make it have to depend on xz support. The only argument I've seen for that is that we don't want to cut off people who were trying to run Debootstrap on a non-Debian system. I'll be honest, I couldn't care less. I think we should just say xz by default and people wanting to run Debootstrap elsewhere will hear some xz programs. The last idea about that I have heard was that we could patch Debootstrap to download xz and use that if it's not available on the native system. So that would require that only xz and the libraries, it depends on our Compressed with Gizop. That would be, I think, three packages. How does that work on non-Debian systems? That's the issue. Okay, for a random Spark binary or that kind of thing? No, okay, a random Spark Solaris binary. You just have to say on Debootstrap to propoxz and if it isn't available on the system then error out and tell the user it's the only same thing to do. It was just covering the same point. You can only do that if the thing you download as an architecture you can execute on that end. Debootstrap is our chore for a reason. If you're using it on an architecture that can't run or isn't supported in Debian then you couldn't use that option with Debootstrap. The issue with Debootstrap is we also try to encourage people running on weird and wonderful, say, Red Hat systems and whatever to run it to. And that's even more of an issue. Well, first of all you don't compress xz package with xz. And second of all, why can't we provide xz static for those who are Linux-like machines, same architecture such that they can run and do their Debootstrap. We can distribute xz, right? Because that will cut out most of the use cases for Debootstrap on foreign systems. And that one guy who cannot run Linux-compiled xz static provided by Debian, then well, you know, what are the chances that Debootstrap succeeds or he can get xz himself then or herself. Because we already provide loads of uDebs and Debian installer and other compiled static things. So xz is one of those that is needed to get Debian running. But of course the rest of the stuff is already within the Debian archive and is checksummed and signed and everything. We don't necessarily want to be providing random static binaries of xz to people. You know, we have no idea about the systems they're going to be running on. You're suggesting that we could just provide it as a deb that is compressed with gzip and then people can grab it from wherever. The complexity involved I think is unwarranted. We just say to people, you know, you don't seem to have xz, go install xz and come back. To me anyway is much saying and much simpler. That's all. Yeah, QMU static is a way, way more complicated than we want to get into here. Okay. Require seems to be 59 package on my system. Is it worth... Require package, it's just 59 packages on my system. Is it worth preventing people? Well, of course, but they're on every single CD we ever ship, on every single DVD. They're on every single installation of every Debian system ever. That sounds like a reasonable set of packages that we really want to compress well. You know, it's the ones that... They may not be large, but I think it would be sensible to, you know, to go for numbers. Yeah. I don't see any reason to be honest that we should be special casing them. Anybody else? Do we know how much we're saving those 59 packages actually gain from... Because presumably they're all the small stuff that we require. They're tiny packages, aren't they? So maybe it's not worth it compared with all the other stuff. Maybe. We don't... I don't know off the top of my head. Anyway, what we do know is, I mean, Ansgar has already been looking into using xz for a smallish call of packages already and we can save a lot of space to make CD1 work for KDN known. I would love to be able to make Debian smaller so we can actually have a sensible set of CDs and DVDs. This looks like a cool way of going. Maybe one other thing I just wanted to add is that the point of us doing a binary distribution is to spend much time on the abilities. So if our compression is expensive, we still do it once and not once per user. So we don't care. UDEPs are compressed with xz by default now. So why not do priority required as well? It's another step towards that end of the argument. For UDEPs, we can ensure that there's always an xz decompressor available, which we cannot guarantee for our deepwood strap on non-Debian systems. So that means... Yeah, that's fair enough. The other thing I wanted to come back to again about the compression and whatever, again, as another porter on one of our slow architectures, is really, if it takes longer to compress, we can find more buildies. Really, that's not going to hold us back. Any other questions, Tom? I think for a great discussion, we all should say to Yamane-san, Arigatou gozaimasu. Thank you. Oh yeah, thank you very much. You're welcome. So, it's a time to call this BOF. If you have any comments or post to the DebianDouble mailing list, if you have any blame to me, the email in private. Thanks for coming to the DebianDouble mailing list. Thanks.


Hey guys, welcome back to Six Sisters Stuff. Today I'm making the top 10 chicken recipes in the Instant Pot. So my name is Kristen Hills and every Sunday my sisters and I, we share an Instant Pot recipe with you guys. Today I'm gonna take some of my most favorite chicken recipes and put them in a video just for you. Now these are super simple recipes but they taste delicious. So if you guys are ready, let's get cooking. Now the first recipe I'm making is honey sesame chicken. Now this is one of the very top most popular recipes on our website. I just converted it into the Instant Pot. So if you love honey and chicken, you're gonna love this. Now this recipe is one of our most popular ones on our website, SixSisterStuff.com. I'll link the original recipe down below for you. So we're gonna start by getting three chicken breasts right inside your Instant Pot. I like to put my chicken on the bottom. So then in a separate bowl I'm gonna add one cup of honey. Next you're gonna add a half a cup of soy sauce. I like to use the lower sodium soy sauce but you can use whatever you like. Then you're gonna add one half of cup of onions. And on top of that you're gonna add one fourth cup of ketchup. Then you're gonna add two tablespoons of vegetable oil. Now you can add olive oil instead if you want to. Next you're gonna add two cloves of garlic or one teaspoon of the minced garlic that you can buy in the little jars, which I love. Now you don't have to add one fourth teaspoon of red pepper flakes but I like to add it. It gives it a little bit of flavor but don't add too much or it will be really hot. So now you're ready to mix the sauce together. Now just remember the very bottom or the first thing we added is the honey. So you wanna make sure that the honey is incorporated in the sauce everywhere. Now just to have a little bit more liquid I added a fourth a cup of water and then I'm just gonna pour it right on top of my chicken. So put the lid on, make sure that it's on sealing. Then I'm gonna push manual and go up to 20 minutes just because the chicken is raw. It's not frozen, 20 minutes works perfectly. Now when it's all the way done I turn the knob over to venting or a quick release so it can let out the pressure. And it is all cooked and looks amazing. Now I usually let it cool down for a little bit then I shred my chicken right inside the bowl and serve it over rice. This time I did minute rice to make my life real easy. Now the second recipe is orange chicken. Now this was an old recipe but it is one of my favorite. So I'm gonna start with four frozen chicken breasts and then I'm gonna add a half a cup of your favorite barbecue sauce. Next you're gonna add two tablespoons of soy sauce. Then on top of that I'm gonna add about a half a cup of water. Now it's time to put the lid on and we are ready to go. Just make sure your little knob is turned to sealing not venting. I'm gonna push the manual button or the pressure cook button, they're the same. And because it's frozen I'm gonna go up to 25 minutes. Now when the timer was done I turned the little knob to let out all of the pressure. Once the pressure's out you can go ahead and lift up your lid. Now once your chicken is all the way done cooking go ahead and take it out of the pot and we're going to chop it up. Now you can either chop it up into pieces or you can shred it, whatever works best for you. Now when you're done cutting up all your chicken go ahead and let it sit out. We're going to make a little slurry. So we're gonna add a fourth cup of the juice that was in your instant pot and two teaspoons of cornstarch. Go ahead and mix that really well so the cornstarch will dissolve in the liquid. Now when that's all mixed together go ahead and push the saute button then you're gonna add some more liquid. So I'm gonna add a half cup of orange juice, two thirds of this orange marmalade jam and go ahead and mix that all together until it's well combined. On top of that you're gonna add your cornstarch mixture and go ahead and mix everything together. Now your pot is still on saute so you want this to thicken up a little bit.  Now with this recipe, I love to serve it on top of white rice. Up in the little corner, I'll show you how I make my rice in my instant pot. You can add sesame seeds or green onions on top. Number three is four ingredients salsa chicken. Most likely you have all of these ingredients in your house you can just throw it in your instant pot and have a meal. First I'm gonna start with a half a cup of water in the bottom of your instant pot.  You can use thawed too if you'd like. Next we're adding one tablespoon of chili powder and then we're gonna add one tablespoon of cumin. And that is it. Just those four ingredients throw everything in, put the lid on, make sure that the little knob is turned to ceiling, not venting, you want it to cook. And you're gonna push pressure cook or the manual button. And because mine is frozen, I'm gonna go up to like 24, 25 minutes. But if it's thawed, you could do about 20 and you'd be good. Now after you set the timer, it's gonna say on. That means you did it right. So go ahead and walk away, you're good to go. So when it was all done, I let it release on its own. So after the timer beeped, I let it sit there for about 10 minutes. And then I turned the knob for the rest of the pressure to get out. So now that my chicken is all the way done, you can shred it either in your pot or you can take the chicken out and shred it there. It kind of depends on how I feel for the day. Sometimes it's easier to pull it out and shred it up. Now, once it's all shredded, it's time to make the tacos. So I'm gonna make three right here and just show you how I do it and what I like on it. Now this taco, make sure you drain out the chicken pretty well or it will become juicy, as you can see in my middle one. So I love to add corn with it, salad, sour cream, tomatoes, avocado, salsa, literally anything you want on your tacos will be delicious with these shredded chicken tacos. But these ones are for my kids. That's why there's just a little bit of ingredients, ingredients that I know they will eat. And I am happy to say that they ate them all and even went back for a second. Number four, if you are on the keto diet is cracked chicken. Now when my husband did keto for a little while, he loved making this. Now, my kids and I love making it but we also loved it on top of rolls too. So I'm gonna start with three frozen chicken breasts. You can use thawed if you want to, I'm doing frozen. I'm adding one cup of water on top, putting my lid on, make sure that the knob is turned to ceiling, not venting, and I'm gonna push manual. Now you can push pressure cook button if you have that kind, but this model is manual button. Now frozen, I'm gonna go up to 25 minutes to cook my frozen chicken. If you have thawed chicken, you can do 15 to 20 minutes. Now when your Instant Pot is done counting down and it beeps, go ahead and turn the knob over to venting or quick release. And then when all of the pressure's out, you can go ahead and lift the lid up. Now I'm just gonna go ahead and drain the liquid out of my pot and then I'm going to shred my chicken. Now you can shred it with forks, you can shred it with a knife.  I got these for Christmas. Now when you're done shredding the chicken, go ahead and put it back into your Instant Pot. Now my Instant Pot is still on warm, I didn't turn it off or anything so I can mix everything in. So you have one packet of ranch dressing, eight ounces of cream cheese. Now I cubed mine so they would melt a little bit faster, a little bit of green onions, depending on how much you like, I love green onions. And then I cooked six pieces of turkey bacon, you could use like the pre-cooked bacon, whatever bacon you like, about six pieces and then just chop them up. Now we're going to just mix this up, the chicken should still be really hot and the pot will still be warm so you just keep stirring and the cream cheese will melt, I promise you that. Now while this crack chicken was cooking, I cooked some egg noodles on the stove top to make my life a little bit easier. So I just put my crack chicken on top of my egg noodles. Now if you don't want egg noodles, you can eat this just plain or on top of salad. It is so delicious and so versatile, you're gonna love it. So the next one is number five, Mexican haystacks. Now I love all the different toppings you can put on it, it makes it taste so good and if your kids don't love the vegetables and other things that you put on, they get to pick and choose what they like to put on. So you're gonna start with three chicken breasts. Now these ones are frozen so I'm gonna cook them a little longer. Next I'm gonna add one tablespoon of taco seasoning and then you're gonna add a jar of your favorite salsa. It really doesn't matter the size, this is a medium-sized jar. If you want more liquid and sauce, add a bigger jar. Then I just took the jar, filled it up with a half a cup of water and just dumped it right over the chicken. And that is it for the Instant Pot part. So you're gonna put your lid on, make sure that your little knob is on sealing, not venting and you're gonna go ahead and cook it on high pressure or manual for 25 minutes because it was frozen. If it's not frozen chicken, you can do it for 20. When it's done, I did it quickly so I moved the knob to venting and I just pulled off the lid and I like to shred my chicken right inside of my pot. So I like to put mine on rice. So I have rinsed and drained one cup of brown rice and one cup of quinoa. Now I like my rice a little bit softer so I'm gonna add two and a half cups of water. So I put my lid back on, make sure that it's on sealing, not venting and I'm gonna cook it for 20 minutes. I like to push manual when I do my rice. Now once my rice is done cooking, I did a quick release and I put my chicken back into my pot. So then I scooped some of the rice onto a plate so it's all ready for my Mexican haystacks. Now I'm just gonna scoop the chicken and the sauce right on to my rice. Now it's time for my favorite part, the toppings. So I love to put a little bit of cheese on top.  I always let my kids put their own toppings on because then they'll actually eat it. Number six, cream cheese chili. Now I know this is a soup and I know it's more for cold weather but actually I really like to have soup sometimes in the summer or the spring because it's really fast and it's really simple and you just throw everything in and cook it. So you're gonna start with about two to three frozen chicken breasts. I'm gonna add one can of black beans, one can of corn that still has its juice in it. Next go ahead and add one can of diced tomatoes, one little package of ranch dressing and then go ahead and add one tablespoon of chili powder because it's chili so you need some chili powder. Next add one teaspoon of cumin and then one teaspoon of onion powder. And don't worry, I'll put these measurements in the description below for you. And I just added about a half a cup of water. I just felt like it needed a little more liquid in there. You don't have to, there is enough in there but I just added it. I'm gonna mix it around just a little bit so all the flavors will mix in as it cooks and it is already smelling delicious. So now you're just gonna put the lid on your Instant Pot, make sure that little knob is set to ceiling, not venting. Then you're gonna push the manual or the pressure cook button depending on your model and we're going to 25 minutes because of the frozen chicken. All right, once it's done, I let it do a quick release so that means turn it over to venting and then once the steam's all out, go ahead and pull your lid off. Now you have a few options, you can pull your chicken out and cut it up but I just like to shred mine right inside the pot so I don't have to dirty anything else. So these are my bear claws. They're amazing when it comes to shredding chicken. Next I'm gonna add eight ounces of cream cheese. This is what makes your chili creamy. I kinda cut it into squares so they would melt a little faster and then you just mix it around until all your cream cheese is all mixed in and it's not in huge chunks anymore. Now if it's taking too long to melt, you can go ahead and push the saute button. It will heat it up really quick but once it's all mixed together, you can go ahead and serve. I love to serve it with a little bit of cheese on top. You can put cilantro on top but I think my kids love to eat it with tortilla chips. That's their favorite thing with this soup. It would also be delicious to dip good bread into it. The next one is number seven, spicy chicken and rice bowls. Now someone asked me the other day, what is your most favorite instant pot recipe? This one is probably it. Spicy chicken and rice bowls.  So I'm starting with two large chicken breasts that I cut up into bite-sized pieces that will make it cook faster. Now I'm missing some of my footage so I'm so sorry. So I added a can of corn with the juice, a can of beans, one cup of chicken broth and then a small can of green chilies. Next I'm gonna add just one packet of taco seasoning. If you want it spicy, just add normal. If not, just add mild. Next add one cup of white rice. You need white. Brown takes too long to cook here. Then you're gonna add one cup of your favorite salsa. And you're just going to mix this up just so that the rice is covered with the liquid. You don't wanna mix everything, just try and cover that rice. When you're done with that, go ahead and put the lid on, make sure that it's really snug and tight and you're gonna turn the little knob to ceiling, not venting. You can push pressure cook or the manual button and I'm going all the way down to 10 minutes. When it's done cooking, I just flip the knob to venting and once the pressure's all out, you can lift the lid off your instant pot. Now just go ahead and mix this all together. So the secret of this recipe is the toppings. Now this is good just plain or on some sort of burrito, but the toppings make it delicious. Now here I'm gonna add some cheese. I like to use the three blend cheese, like the Mexican cheese. All right, the next one is number eight, sticky chicken. Now I asked my husband to write down his favorite chicken recipe and it just happens to be sticky chicken. Now this one's a little bit different because you're not using fresh chicken, you're using a popcorn chicken, but let me tell you, after you're done cooking it, you are going to love it. All right, let's get started. So on your instant pot, you are gonna push the saute button. Then you're gonna take two tablespoons of soy sauce and just dump it in into the bottom of your instant pot. Next you're gonna take two tablespoons of white distilled vinegar. Now I know what you're thinking, vinegar and sticky chicken, that's disgusting, but it actually makes it taste so good. So don't forget your vinegar. After that, the recipe calls for four tablespoons of ketchup. Now it's not crucial that you have to get exactly four tablespoons, so I'm just measuring here with my eyeball. But if you like to measure exactly, it's four tablespoons. As you can see, my instant pot is starting to heat up from the saute button.  Next you're gonna add six tablespoons of honey. And just like the ketchup, I'm just gonna eyeball this. I don't love doing tablespoons with ketchup or honey because it makes a big mess. I like it quick and easy. So I'm just estimating about six tablespoons. But I am gonna measure the sugar. So I'm going to add four tablespoons of sugar. After you've added that, just go ahead and mix it all up and we're going to wait until it starts to boil a little bit. That's when you know the sauce is ready. All right, it only took about two minutes to get it really nice and bubbly. Now because I am using an instant pot, I'm gonna add one half cup of water just to have more liquid so it will pressurize. All right, so after I've added my water, I'm gonna add one to one and a half pounds of popcorn chicken. This is Kroger popcorn chicken. It's one of my most favorite kinds. Then you're just gonna dump it in and mix it around a little bit. Now when most of your chicken has somewhat touched the sauce, it's time to add your lid. Now just remember when you're using a pressure cooker, you want it on venting, not sealing. So I cook this on manual for seven minutes. Then when I was done, I just mixed it around a little bit. The sauce will get thicker as you wait. Then when you're done, you just take it out of the instant pot and you serve it on your favorite rice or quinoa or whatever you like. Number nine, this one's a little bit healthier of chicken pesto and potatoes. I love the flavor of pesto and the potatoes mixed in together. Both of those together taste amazing. We are first gonna use the saute button. So once you push the button, you wait for it to get hot and then you add about two tablespoons of olive oil. Now once it does get hot, I like to take it out and kind of mix it around so all the hot oil goes around the whole surface of the bottom. Next I'm gonna add three chicken breasts. You can add four chicken breasts, but I feel like that's a little tight so I'm adding three large chicken breasts. Now once they are kind of easy to pull off, that's the perfect time to flip them over. It's about three minutes or so on each side. Now once the other side has cooked for about three minutes and it comes off pretty easy, you're gonna add about a cup of chicken broth. I added two cups here because I just used the whole can. Next you're going to scrub potatoes, cut them right in half. Now you don't have to stab the potatoes because they are cut in half, they won't explode. So now it's time to put your lid on, make sure your knob is turned to ceiling and we're going to set the timer. Now because it's on saute, you wanna push cancel to cancel the saute and then you can push pressure cook or manual and we're going to 10 minutes. Now I let it release on its own for a few minutes and then I turn the knob for a quick release. Now go ahead and open the lid when all the pressure is done releasing and your potatoes and chicken should be done perfectly. Now you can stab your potato just to make sure it is all the way cooked through. So I'm gonna take my pot out and drain it right now so I can add my two tablespoons of pesto and about a fourth to a half cup of Parmesan depending on how much you want to use. So here's the tricky part. You're going to mix very carefully and kind of just put the cheese and the pesto all over the potatoes and the chicken. This will take an extra minute or so but once you get going, it will become pretty easy. Now I love this meal because you get a main dish which is your chicken and then also a side dish next to it which are the potatoes and it's one of the simplest, easiest recipes you can make in your instant pot. Now I like to add a little bit more Parmesan on top. You can also add some salt and pepper but I feel like the pesto has a lot of flavor and so I didn't add any to my dish today. And number 10 is how to cook a whole chicken in your instant pot. Now whole chickens are a little easier to find right now and so this would be a perfect opportunity for you to try it. First you're going to put your chicken right inside of the instant pot. Now if you noticed, my chicken is completely frozen so if you thought it's going to be a little bit different time compared to how I'm going to cook it frozen but I'll show you both. Next I'm going to add one cup of water right on top of my chicken. Now you can season it with whatever seasonings you want but I just really want the chicken breast so I am just cooking it this way. So make sure your knob is on ceiling and you can push the meat or stew button but I'm going to push manual or pressure cook and go all the way up to 50 minutes because it's frozen. If it's not frozen you can do 25 to 30 minutes. Now when you're done you can let it release on its own or you can do a quick release. I want to eat quick so I just flipped it on over.  Now my chicken was a three pound chicken. If you're doing a bigger chicken like a four or five pound chicken you might want to go up to 60 minutes to make sure it's all cooked all the way through. So I pulled it out put it on a plate so I can shred it up. Now if you want your skin to be a little crispy on the outside you can broil it for a few minutes to make it nice and brown and crispy. Now I want to show you how tender it is. The wings literally fell off in the pot. All right guys thank you so much for joining me. Now if you want more instant pot recipes make sure you check out this video right here and I will see you guys next time. Bye.


obvious for quite some time now that the Democrats are moving closer to socialism and even communism as the media, Hollywood, and academia have been trying to make it more acceptable in America. You can go to any college campus in America right now and find acceptance for both socialism and communism and likely you can find students marching around with the hammer and sickle flag. My guess is that if you went to any college campus and marched around with an American flag you'd receive way more hatred than if you marched around with a hammer and sickle flag. America. America. Wow. Why would you say that? The current leaders of the Democrat party are far less socialists like AOC, Tlaib, and Omar. Even Bernie Sanders who's open about his socialism was very, very cozy with communists back in his early days. The president should be talking about their socialists. Do you think that Democrats are making a mistake tactically because you're a strategist of allowing themselves to be branded as socialists, not coming up with some sort of new name? CNN, working with the Democrat party to deceive the public? Don't have the rest of the video, but hilariously the Democrat strategist responded by saying, quote, Democrats should say they stand for inclusion and diversity.  But they are nasty and spiteful.  I am a nasty woman. If Democrats are all about inclusivity and diversity on a very superficial level, if you don't agree with them, you're pretty much a fascist. There's no doubt in my mind that the media is going to continue pushing further and further left. They're part of a cabal that includes the Democrat party whose goal is to push this country further into socialism and eventually full blown communism. Perhaps that's why they're so supportive of open borders as South Americans flood in by the millions, so will acceptance for far left socialist policies. Ryan shoots is a United Air Force veteran and Democrat party watchdog known as drone tech politics on YouTube for the past 10 years.   Thanks to his amazing audience, probably a lot of you watching. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome drone tech politics.   It's unbelievable. Yeah, so I was wondering, oh yeah, I mean, I was wondering, I got to thinking yesterday. I'm like, is this, is this going to get my channel shut down just, just broadcasting this live stream? But you know what, I just figured, you know, I got to keep, got to keep doing what I'm doing and I can't let their, their threats and their intimidation stop me and it won't. That's real good, man, because you know, I've watched, I've been here for this whole broadcast and everybody that's come on, man, it's all about data facts, experiences, we're not here, you know, casting aspersions or saying anything about an entire group of people, any of that nonsense. You know, we're just telling you the facts of what's going on down there and what we suspect is going to be happening at that border when we get down there in January. So when I, when I talked to you originally about this, of course, you like many people didn't really hesitate to say you wanted to come on and be a part of this. What is in your experience? What is your take on the southern border? How it impacts our country? Where do you see the threats coming from? Give us, give us your perspective on the situation down there. Well, I mean, obviously, there's a problem at the southern border and there has been for a really long time.  And it's all political, you know, they're, they're trying to make political gains at the expense of our security at the southern border. And, you know, that's, that's pretty much what, what I do, not just about the border, but just the media in general framing things and, and their narratives and really how they poison the discourse in this country with all their lying and the fake news that's constantly being turned out there. And the border is just a great example of, of how some that's something that we should all be for. I mean, the government, one of its only mandates that it actually has is to secure our borders and protect the country. And, and Trump's trying to do that just like, you know, past presidents did try to do that, but they, they tried to do it in a way that the media would still love them and give them good coverage. And if you're a Democrat, that's pretty easy. But a lot of the things that Trump's doing now aren't new, right? They're, they're things that have been done with past presidents, things he said have been said by past presidents. And it's just the media literally just lying in some cases, just making things up to attack Trump and hurt Trump. And it's, you know, it's really when he calls them the enemy of the people, I agree. And I've been saying that before Trump even came around, but I agree. And that's one of the reasons because they will put politics above the security of the country. And that's unfortunate. Yeah, I've pretty much, I've directly linked what our media does to what the state run media of North Korea does. They push out nothing but lies, a propaganda, and they say the same key phrases over and over and over again, they repeat it. And it's not just, you know, one channel either, it's multiple networks, multiple anchors, multiple shows. And of coordination. And of course that's coordinated with democratic leadership. Isn't that convenient? Isn't it convenient when the democratic leadership comes out with these little tag lines, children in cages, children in cages, drinking from toilets, drinking from toilets. And you see it just repeated over and over and over and over and over. Russian collusion, Russia collusion, Russia collusion, Russia spy, Russia spy. Right. Right now they're saying right now one of the things you can see, sorry if I talk over you, I'm really bad about that. But just like you're saying, that's going on right now with the, in regards to the whole Biden scandal thing and Ukraine and Hunter, they're out there saying, oh debunked, there's no evidence, it's conspiracy theory. And you can find that, I actually just published a video showing that, but you can find that on all the networks, they're all saying the same thing.  And he's always pointed that out, he's always pointed out how the media you can find, no, they're all saying the same thing. And if you look back, like, I don't know, back when Obama was president, there has been examples of the media and Democrats coordinating. But of course, it never became big news. But there was a forum called Journalist. And it was used, it was a private forum, and it was used by Democrat officials and politicians and media members. And on that forum, you can find they were trashing people, they were coming up with narratives for defending Obama against his critics. And I think that's what you find typically when there's a Democrat administration. But like you were saying about the kids in cages, you know, the whole kids in cages thing started with a picture taken during the Obama administration. And you know, all this, and like what I was saying earlier, that all that stuff was going on back then. But for some odd strange reason, it wasn't a controversy. I actually found an article written by NPR about talking about the conditions and the facilities when Obama was president. Literally nowhere in the article did they even mention Obama's name. I actually found the author and called her out on it. And she didn't have a good excuse. Her excuse was that Obama wasn't named in lawsuit. It's like, well, if the facilities are directly connected to Trump now, how are they not connected to Obama then? Oh, yeah, I did a video. I'm sure you probably covered this as well. Do you remember when a lot of the mainstream media on the left, they took a video of border patrol agents pouring out water that supposedly was left for people that were migrating through the desert and they were destroying water supplies.  Turns out the video was from Obama era. It was all Obama stuff. And I remember when that was new. I mean, just blatant propaganda and lies. It's unbelievable. And then well, how about yeah, I'm sorry. I will say I did see it. I did see a newscast. I wish I would have caught who who these people were. There were two newscasters who were questioning a Democrat about Biden's son. And they would not let them let this woman off the hook. She kept trying to go back to this. No, it was a guy. He kept trying to go back to the same talking points about how it's a conspiracy theory. And they go, whoa, whoa, what's a conspiracy theory? It's a fact. It's a documented fact. He was making 50,000 a month. That's a fact. You know, it's a fact that he had no experience in the field in which he was being paid 50,000 a month. That is a documented fact. Which part of this is the conspiracy theory? They wouldn't let him off the hook. And so all he did was he just kept shifting back to Trump and the impeachment inquiry. So they just can't handle people who come at him with the truth. So they have to pivot. They just keep pivoting. Oh yeah. It's insane that these people who call themselves like they're the defenders of democracy and truth and justice holding truth to power.  Like you were just saying, they were on there saying all day on MSNBC and everything that anybody who questions the Hunter Biden connection to the company and Joe's influence in any of that, that they're kooks. It's a conspiracy theory. And I found that kind of odd, especially coming off the whole Russia collusion thing. And the fact that so much of that's been debunked and yet they still reference it, keep it alive. They still keep using it. You know, one of the things that they did, you talk about conspiracy theories, they for back in 2017, Trump had that conference with sheriffs. And they were talking a lot about MS13. And one of the sheriffs asked him a question about being able to detain and then deport MS13 gang members. And then he goes on to say, oh yeah, these people are animals. And then they took that the media literally took that little cut, put it out there and said, oh, look, he's calling immigrants animals. And if you Google it, you can still to this day, find hundreds of articles making the claim. And some of them are worded really weirdly. Like they say, the headline will be Trump calls some undocumented immigrants animals. And it's like, well, that's not a false statement, but it's clearly averting the truth of what he actually said. And that's what we're dealing with. It's unbelievable. And these people still trying to act like they have some kind of moral high ground. And, you know, and yeah, that happened in 2017. They actually brought it up again in like 20 late 2018. It became this new story all over again. It was on MSNBC. There was big Twitter things about it. It's just it's crazy.  I mean, I can kind of connect dots on the financial corruption of these politicians.  But there's this, there's just got to be more to what's going on. And I think the impeachment inquiry is a giant diversion away from something. I'm not exactly sure what because Pelosi was completely opposed to impeachment all the way up until like a week and a half ago. And now she's 180 degrees on it. So there's a diversionary tactic here going on. Somebody made a really good point. And I want to run this body really quick. A president who has been impeached cannot appoint a Supreme Court justice. And where is RBG? Where is she? She's on her way out the door. And so this may be a push to prevent Trump from getting that next nomination. That's what this could be about. Could be sounds like a pretty strong theory. What are your thoughts on that?  And that's probably pretty high on their list of threats right now. I'd say there's just a laundry list of things. I mean, they've been pushing for impeachment since before he was elected. So I mean, it can literally be anything. But obviously, yeah, that's that's a huge one. Yeah, I mean, I would say that the chances of that are good. I mean, probably she's going to go, I would think, right? She's not looking so good these days. Well, she's certainly not going to make it another four years. We know that's not going to have no way. I mean, she's like 837 years old right now. So we we're going to believe she's going to make it to 841. She's not going to make it that long. It's not going to happen.  First of all, I didn't really get a chance, but thank you for inviting me to this and including me. But you know, any of my subscriptions that are watching, you guys, you guys know that we constantly are talking about what we can do. And, you know, I always say this is what I'm doing is pretty much what I can do. You know, we can this guy, American Joe is trying to do something. He's actually trying to go out there, put himself on the line and get some information for all of us. I think that's worth a couple of bucks. You know, a lot, so many of you donate to me and you subscribe to me and I appreciate it.  I mean, that would be huge for them. And I want to see what they uncover. I don't know about you guys, but I really want to see. So I do hope that happens. And when are you guys actually going to go down there? When's that going to happen? I appreciate all that, Ryan. We're slated to leave in January if we meet our financial objectives because we're taking a team of 14 veterans with us on a 20 day trip. So you can imagine the cost and expense involved with the equipment, the technology behind it. We got to have satellite equipment to get a signal down there. We got to have a lot of security with us. We got to have a lot of camera equipment, sound equipment, not to mention the truck, all kinds. You know, we got right there is our goal at the top of the screen, guys. Our goal out in the transparent world is four hundred and five thousand. That gets us there and gets the job done. And at the end of that, we have a documentary film of our journey prepared to go out and get released. Now, here's the issue here. I mean, we have a long way to go, a short time to get there. Me and Douglas combined have a hundred and eighty some thousand subscribers on YouTube. If just each one of those people contributed three dollars, we'd make our goal, right? So it doesn't take a lot from everybody. It takes a little bit from a lot of people. And there's so many people that keep saying they want to do something. Well, can you guys give up three bucks? Can you give up four bucks or five bucks? Because if enough of you are willing to do that, give up a cup of coffee. If you're willing to pass a cup of coffee, then we can make this happen. And not everybody has to. I mean, hey, we appreciate those people, Ryan. We got people dropping 500 bucks here, 500 bucks here. Thank you for those people. Right. You know, thank you. If they if you've got that, thank you. But a lot of people don't. A lot of people that paycheck to paycheck are on, you know, restricted budgets, tight budgets, but you said it exactly right, man. We want to see this trip happen now. We can do it. If we don't make that full goal, if we make, let's say, half that, we're going to do it, but we're going to have to do it in a much more compact way. And we're trying to do the full blow mission the way we envision it all the way to a documentary. So that's what it's all about. But thank you, Ryan. I want to see that. And you know, yeah, I want to see that happen.  You know, when I started doing YouTube, you've been doing YouTube for a lot longer, Ryan, I don't know if you've noticed it, but all all of us are basically out there on our own doing our own thing, pushing and trying to fight. And I've been telling people a scattered people. Yeah. Yeah.  Yeah. And the sooner we come together and join forces, join audiences, the better man, everybody out there who's watching us, get over to DroneTechPolitics on YouTube and subscribe to his channel, hit that bell notification. We have to, if we're going to be standing together and we're not just talking the talk and we're actually going to walk the walk and why are we not supporting every channel out there together? Right. Yeah. The left has got their shit together and I'm sorry to curse, but they got their stuff together as far as that we need to do the same. You know, I've been, I've wanted to do more. So I've been going out there recently over the last year and doing interviews and I plan a lot more, which is both fun and really hard to do. But, you know, that's what I'm trying to do.  So because obviously there's power in numbers and all of us together working together, we can build up a bigger audience. We can have a bigger impact. And at this point, I mean, that's all that's going to do it. It's, it's a dangerous time for us right now. And, and especially if Democrats get power, watch out because they're not going to stop with Trump. They're coming for all of us. And eventually, I really believe this, they really want to outlaw or just crush any sort of like opposition to them and what they want to do. And you see signs of it all the time. It's getting crazier and crazier all the time. So in, in YouTube, especially the, the closer we get to this election, they're going to be cracking down. My, my channel, you know, I was getting hundreds of subs a week. I went from that and then one month, one month, it stops. And it's now it's going the other way. And I'm like losing hundreds. And hey, it could just be me. People could just be getting tired of me. But I just have a feeling something else is at play.  And none of those times have I ever gotten an explanation. So that's, that's what we're at right now. You're experiencing the same thing that Douglas Dakota is experiencing. I'm experiencing a lot of people are experiencing. I was trapped at 42,009 for the longest time on subs. They would not let me go past 43. They stuck me there. And then as soon as I did a video with someone else or got a little boost of a hundred people, the next day I would lose a hundred subscribers. Or I've never ever in the early stages of my channel, I had four or five months of solid growth, never, ever lost subscribers ever. It was always, it was always a, a net gain of subscribers. I lose some, but I always gain more than I lost. Exactly. And so what, what people have told me is that when they go to their phone on my channel, which is half of my audience uses their phone, or actually I think it's more like three quarters of my audience uses their phone. When they go to my channel, a window would pop up saying unsubscriber cancel and the cancel button wouldn't work. So they'd be forced to hit the unsubscribe button to clear that little window. And that's happened. A lot of people have reported that to me. And I bet you, if you were to ask your audience, they would tell you the same thing is happening, but you don't know, because you're not going to report that to you. Yeah.  And he just recently discovered that if you search for his videos outside of the US, I don't know if you saw that, but then they come up. So yeah, there's obviously, you know, some, uh, some shenanigans going on right now. Well, we got some stuff planned here, Ryan, uh, beyond the border command. We got some things planned where we're going to be bringing Patriot channels together off of this platform onto another platform so that we can, uh, control our destiny a little bit more. So we're going to be talking to you about that going forward. So everybody make sure you check out DroneTechPolitics and, uh, he's on YouTube. And if you go to bordercommand.com or dronetechpolitics.com, of course, you can visit his website and we have all of his links over on bordercommand.com. Thank you so much for your time. Yes, sir. Oh, you're very real quick. Before I go, I just want to say, uh, look for October, um, I'm sorry, October 16th, I will be attending the, uh, CNN Democrat debates here in Westbrook, Ohio. So check that out. I will be livestreaming. You'll be on your channel doing that. Awesome. October 16th, guys. And Dustin, before I kick it back to you, buddy, look what I just got. My new fresh supply of firearm guard. Wow, you got that from George. All natural. And my wife loves this thing, man. She loves, she, I got like six of these. Okay. I got the Trump 2020. I got the, uh, Second Amendment version. And my wife absolutely loves them. So she's still like three of them for me. So those were the, those were the ones where you use promo code Dustin and you pay double. Exactly. Wait a minute, I pay double. What? Hey, one more thing. Everybody who's out there, we need to reach a goal of $20,000 before the end of this marathon. I think we're down to like seven more hours or six and a half more hours. Do what you can do. If you can donate five, 10, 20, even more, whatever you can do, let's get to $20,000 help us reach this goal of this marathon so that we can push forward and meet the ultimate objective of getting to that border. We really appreciate you guys. Back to you Dustin. Thank you very much, George. I appreciate it, man. Looking forward to seeing your CNN stuff and I'll give you a call. We'll hook up on that and see if we can get it pushed out for you.