Right Lou, I've got an idea for a video. I've briefly run it by in the car, but I think you're a bit I'm unsure. You're sure? I'm unsure. It is my theory, right? Let's hear me out on the theory The last two years, I've tried a lot of water classed as game improvement iron, stronger lofted irons A lot of you are Put out by them and I kind of get it to a degree. There's people, you know, a seven iron is effectively you're playing a five Iron because of the strength of the lofts and I understand all that My arguments has always been Most people will pick up on spin as being a big issue in that they generally drop off and I'm a low spinner with irons in particular My spin is very very low But in all the time I've played golf I've never had a problem of stopping a golf ball on a green Yeah, so there's been a contradiction What GC2 tells me I generally my seven iron five and a bit spin and then want to do out there on the course Like I said not an issue. So what I want to do is this right? Your spin around the six thousand mark with a seven iron. Yeah, so you do it properly. I Generally like I said, my spin is a little bit lower than that. I want to play some seven irons into greens I'm gonna use an M5 for this which is one of those maybe not quite game-improving, but a strong lofted iron. Yeah It's a few shots in hopefully with my spinning around that five and a half thousand number You hit some of your shots We're gonna be dependent on those it and a few decent shots like in it and some greens and let's see how they respond to the greens I mean just as I see how it works Right, so this position is it was 162 all the way back to the flag slight bit of breezing to us not a great deal Interest to see seven iron again for Lewis, right, that's right at the flag Winds died as well as nothing at the moment Well, that's pitched and stop give me some numbers Lou. What's it saying? 155 carry. Yeah, six nine spin right probably relative to you know, it was a bit spinny. Yeah That's a solid strike from Lewis there. That is right at the flag. That's going to carry along on the first ball That's almost pin I I would say 160 carry 165 165 carry exactly the same number spin. Yeah Yeah, six nine 40 and without going to the green then balls I would think we'll check out pitch mark shortly and hopefully we've picked them up on a camera. That's pretty much pitched and stopped Try one more. Oh three super strikes from Luke slightly I don't think that was as good as the middle one, but again right at the flag pitch back spin a little bit Yeah, so again spin 73 Carry one five five so okay Spins gonna Carry's gone down now what we need is we need the average golfer to hit them because my spin is generally more about 5,000 revs So if I can produce a couple of shots in it that same green, let's see how these get on I've got the N5 So it's slightly strong lofted And in theory the spin shouldn't be anywhere near the same a decent strike. It's five eight spin And one fifty three carry now the interesting thing for me is looking at ball. That's spun back So five eight spin Probably a thousand revs less than you in terms of spin different both like different descent I can't believe that mine of mine's basically dropped dropped and stopped Yeah, and yours is definitely pitched by mine and then I come backwards. It's been back didn't it? Yeah Right on the middle in terms of the strike and spin for me five eight That's a game improvement ish. I you know, I'd say the M5 One fifty eight carry and again pitched and stop on the spot. I would say yeah. Yeah, and and good carry good carry Don't forget. This is so a stronger lofted M5 from memory. I would say this is a 30 degree I'll check that out. I'll throw it down on the bottom now as I'm speaking The whole purpose of this video is to look at clubs like this which are strongly lofted and often Criticized I think for being strong or lofted people call this they should have a different number on the bottom The point is we're in two seven irons two completely different profiles in terms of the player two different spin numbers How much difference is it really having though when a ball lands on the green? At this point not a great deal. Let's try a few more I think if we can get some a little bit downwind and see what impact it has then In all honesty between the whatever many balls we hit what are we at five high balls Five balls.  Yeah, we went into the wind and yours kind of got up there the distance Was not relative to the spin at all and the spin rate was not relative to what happened I mean the difference between your lowest and my highest was you know nearly two thousand It was 1800 spin And the reaction on the green was pretty much pretty much the same Hey, come on. What you've got now? Tell me talk to me Brilliant so that that'll sound great on camera. What have you got? Just look at me stupid say the same as Right so after that great intro from lewis Informative as ever Oh, you said I'll just hit the golf shot instead and Okay, what's it saying number Yeah Okay Well the interesting thing will be you say that lew that's on the green it's front left and I'll be interested in a pitch mark And stop the front side for this green. We're so we're a little bit more downwind There's a complete opposite direction to what we played Um the previous hole the front side for this green has got a little bit of downslope And I think you landed on it It's pin high but left but what happened is the front half of the green it's got a downslope And that's why I want to see how the ball reacts. So in theory even with six and a half spin that should have kicked on a bit That's a much better strike Again, that wind sees behind us off the right a little bit. It's took the ball there again Again, just landed on that downslope Yeah, so six nine spin Over to me. Let me put a bit of five and a half thousand on it and see what happens We're not all about your performance, mate. It's the spin at the myth of spin. We're trying to Salve here So you've sorted your balls out I think this is too far for me It's downwind mate off the right I think you need to set them in the bag So what's the numbers on that six seven spin six seven six seven Now I'm questioning something else here that's brought into my into the equation and I still think it's really important A lot of you'll watch my videos for well, maybe somebody who watched them for a while You'll all know that on a mat in the dry ball data situation I don't obtain anything over five thousand five and a half thousand spin So that kind of also tells me a tale. I've always questioned that number But we all get fit with it. We all test in the same conditions that very tight lie on the mat I'm starting to question if it's right, you know 15 yards further back maybe maybe more like 12 10 12 yards further back Five I don't want to see a lower spin number because I want to see what the ball does with something like five thousand spin Whether I can hit the green with it's another thing The green you're gonna hit the flag Right that That's got Just under four thousand revs of spin Three eight nine six. I'll take a photo of it now 174 carry So where it expected to be in terms of the five iron Possibly the best shot you've ever hit Well, I'll tell you what oh, it's close isn't it? 174 five iron Debating whether to give it in from here The issue is where did the ball pitch and where did it stop? That's the big thing for me Less than four thousand revs of spin and that's what I really wanted to see on the video some at really low What has it done in terms of its pitch mark and where it stopped and how much difference is that going to make To someone like me an average golfer who listen, I'm doing somersault because I've hit the green I'm not bothered if it stopped within one yard two yards if I'm on that green to me I'll take that four thousand spin and it ain't going to affect my scoring one single bit Right the final ball and perhaps the most interested out the lot was the five iron Four thousand spin or just below Pretty impressive pitch mark There's the flag. There's the pitch mark Three yards and stop Let me repeat that in case I got that too. I was a long way in terms of recording the sound whether you picked up my big Mouth or not. I don't know I basically said the last ball for me was the most interesting less than four thousand spin Pitch mark was very close to the hole and it run on three yards in terms of my strides Yeah Where it pitched also was on a slight down slope Which I don't know whether we can pick that up on the camber of the green from there Thoughts on that I mean, it's amazing. The flight was lower. The spin was lower You know, it's on a different part of the green If anything, it's slightly downwind That's the biggest surprise. I wasn't expecting that Even when it hit the five iron with the ball flight hard It was a definitely hopefully you picked it up on camera more penetrating ball flight. I thought this is going to zip through No, and it didn't there's no there's no, you know when and they're not that you know, it's not you can't say Over the greens because we're not tipping them back. You know, we just played a par three there Wedges and wedges and they're not coming backwards. So the greens aren't soft Um, so it's a big big I mean, I was expecting that the flight and the spins should go running through the green Yeah, I was yeah a couple of yards of rolling Well, I'm sort of I'm pro this idea that low spin doesn't have such an impact But I still with that shot It surprised me more than any other shot that we've hit that it's done what it did That and the fact that we've also managed to get my spin numbers in a lot more higher that I'm recording Other than dry ball data off the mats right, we've come back into to upload towers and We've watched back the footage I was interested in because obviously we can't see it was the one we placed camera on green and Watching how the balls react in terms of how they stop was the bit that we want to have a look at And obviously there's one particular shot that I'll pay Most attention to on this because it highlights this sort of whole purpose of the video in that one shot I'll get to that in a second But I want to talk about first of all the variables that will occur on every single shot at sort of my level Maybe not Lewis's And also variables that we we didn't get involved with which was a descent angle. We didn't mention that Wind direction or we played two different wind directions on the day But that's going to always make a big difference in terms of the spin And also the slope on the green depending on where the camera of the greener supposed depending on Your landing position will always have an impact on where that ball finishes as well. But anyway The reason I'm not mentioning those is because they are variables They will change on every for me. Anyway, again at our level and that's what I'm trying to really Sort of drill ome here is that if you've got a repeatable swing a repeatable strike pattern like Lewis performed with his First every shot he hit produced the same numbers and the ball did the same thing This video isn't aimed at Lewis. This video for me is aimed at average golfers and for somebody like me Who on each shot will not repeat the same swing will not repeat the same swing pattern And therefore my results will differ on each occasion, but I think your highlight is important though You know my launch angle was similar my spin rate was similar Every single shot we you know did pretty much drop was the same, didn't it? Yeah, so it was a good sort of you know We were hitting it. Yeah, we were hitting to different greens. We're hitting different wind directions So just making sure that when I hit my shots, they always come out in a similar window When I hit the green they do the same thing and then watching You know difference. Yeah launch conditions on every shot. Yeah, and how they reacted And that that's the surprise and I think that for me it was always to see what because I didn't know what the reality was Like I said by planting a camera on green by taking gc2 out to a launch monitor and recording data I really wanted to see what happens And on the balls that I hit when I hit 7 9 and a g5 h spin that was like I said a surprisingly good number for me Yeah, and It performed the same way As what your ball did even though there was maybe 1200 15 other spin difference But the the shot that I want to focus on really is the five iron that I played Launching at 14. It was a fairly it was a bit of a bullet Generating ball. It was a great answer. You say one of the best shots I've ever hit And this less just less than 4000 spin now we've just watched back the video I noticed that I didn't even look where the ball landed I looked straight at the machine to see what the number was and I must admit when I seen 4000 spin I was really pleased that that's a number that we've recorded because I needed to see something low And see what happened on the green What was your reaction when we've just watched it back in terms of what it did? We knew where it had stopped and pitch, but we just watched it back and you'll have seen it as well I'll play it over the clip again now for you. But what are your thoughts on it? I couldn't believe it. I mean, I you just got this sort of preconceived idea of of something that launches at that low sort of penetrating flight and that spin rate that There's no way to hole in the green whether it lands on the front or lands up by the pin like it did and you'd expect to be chipping from the back, but I think so The summary really is this and what's the purpose of the video? Well, the purpose for me has always been that I just want to make sure that Average golfers go in and try and look at clubs with an open mind and I'm guilty of it as well I was just talking about there, you know, I mean M5 and M6 irons, for example I think Lewis commented through the video one of the shots that I ate You should go out and buy yourself a set because you know, sometimes we overlook the performance in relation to our ability Maybe just overstepped the mark a little bit in terms of what we like in terms of a player's iron for me That I think oh, I want to play that iron But am I really good enough and consistent enough to get the benefit out of them? And as I said, the problem I've got is I'm walking into a golf shop and I'm looking at M5 M6 And I'm thinking I've watched loads of videos and they spin low. They spin low. Yeah, they're strong lofted I'm never gonna hold a green so I dismissed them And that clearly for me just isn't the case and I think we've just got data obsessed In particular This is important. Don't get me wrong But I think when you're talking about a thousand fifteen hundred revs of spin. Yeah at my level It's got no bearing on the end result and ultimately my ability to score better And I'm in a round of golf. Yeah, I'm not saying it's no. Well, it's exactly the reason I play p7 90 irons over blades traditional blades Is because performances King go out and try it get you know Find out what works best for you and they you know with a you know, they are a bit more forgiving than a blade And but they give us similar launch conditions and similar sort of spin rates Um, and that's for you sort of custom fitting and I'd say that is the most important thing is well, I think I think it's an open mind Don't forget. It's all about spin. This whole video is about spin. It's about being obsessed with it. It's about being I've spent two years Of doubting my own ability to hold a green in my mind in a way because I'm looking at data Saying that five thousand spin with a seven iron is too low to hold a green Then I'm playing golf and I'm thinking well, I don't have problem holding a green and it's video So this video is just for me really I've just done a video which has shown a ball with four thousand spin 14 degree launch penetrating ball flight Into a firm green downwind and has held within three yards If you can relate to that, I think that there will be a lot of people out there, but you're looking, uh Yeah, should be in that same house. Absolutely. Well, I hope so. Anyway, anyway, thank you for watching. I really enjoyed the test Um, I know there's a lot of variables and but I hope you understand that we could go on For days trying to cover each and every one of those But I think there's enough in there to make you question whether spin is is really just that little bit overrated at our level Anyway, thank you for watching. Thanks to Lewis. Um, enjoyed that mate. Did you? Yeah? Yeah interesting interesting video Thanks for watching thumbs up comments down below and we'll both see you soon


So you want to learn how to make the best prompts, not a problem. To do this, you have to understand that all machine learning is basically just a pattern recognition system. The AI has looked at hundreds of millions of images and noticed that when certain words are used, images will share common attributes. And one of the most useful relationships that the AI has learned is the link between colors and subjects. For example, if you type in a digital painting of an adorable fire dragon with no other description, the machine will automatically make the default color orange. And if we change this to a water dragon, then the machine will default to coloring it blue instead. Notice how we never described the color of the dragon at all. Yet we get completely different colors by simply changing the subject, which means if we type in a coffee dragon, even if I haven't described the color at all, it's fair to assume that the machine is going to color it brown because that's the color of most coffee. And as we expected, the color is exactly as anticipated. But here is the cool part.  So we still have a dragon and it still has coffee. And yes, it's blue. But did you catch anything else? Look at the face. You see that the emotion and the expression of the dragon has also changed. It went from content and warm to somber, chill, sad, tired or even depressed. And that's because most artists in the world know that the color blue is closely linked with these emotions. The same way that red is associated with fire, blue is associated with sadness and being tired. Now if you're one of those people who wants to believe that there are no relationships between color and meaning and that everything is socially constructed, that's fine. But the AI disagrees with you. Is there some tribe in the world somewhere that associates the color purple with water? Maybe, probably somewhere. But to that I would say exceptions do not make the rule and are statistically irrelevant. The truth is for the vast majority of all people on the planet, the sun was yellow, fire was orange and red, plants were green, the sky and the oceans were blue, day was light and night was black. And that has been true for most art since the dawn of humanity. And now the machine has also learned these relationships and can replicate them for you which means you as the prompt engineer can use this to your advantage to get what you want even if you don't describe it directly. Here's an example. I love making movie posters. That's my thing. I spend most of my Dolly credits just making cool posters. Let's say I make an awesome poster of a samurai for a movie. And it's cool but I wanted the poster to be pink. Now most people would just add the word pink in and honestly that would probably work. But another way we could do this would be to put something in the subject that is associated with the color pink. For example, a princess. After practicing with hundreds of searches, I have learned that Dolly has associated princesses with the color pink. Which makes sense because most art on the internet of princesses is pink. So without adding the word pink at all, if we just change this from samurai to samurai princess, we should get more pink in our image. And just as expected, that is exactly what we get. So if you took anything from this video, just remember that colors are related to subjects and emotions. And you can use these to control the outcome of your art. As always, hope that helps. Thank you so much for watching. Hope you have a fantastic day and I'll see you around.


A kid in Taiwan had both of his legs amputated in a 1.3 million insurance scam. There's two kids, there's Zeng, and I'm gonna say Zeng and Lao, you guys correct me in the comments, I apologize in advance. Zeng and Lao, Lao lost a bunch of crypto money and then needed money, so he convinced his friend Zeng to get his legs amputated for the insurance money. They both rode around Taipei on a motorbike at night so they can later claim frostbite from that event. They soaked Zeng's feet in a bucket of dry ice for more than 10 hours to get them badly frostbitten.  And the ambulance were like, we're gonna cut your legs off, because yeah, this is really bad. But the injuries are symmetrical, exact same length on both, that's crazy.  Both legs amputated and he got insurance money, $7,200, so not the 1.5 million, has to return the money is in jail. Languished.


What's up everybody and welcome here for another torque drift episode like I said been doing a lot of torture for recently be getting ready for SSR Qualifying which is today so that video will be coming out as well So today we're gonna do something that I've done on force motors board seven four zero isn't three believe I did one Horizon four, but we're gonna be doing a budget bill and a lot of you guys been asked for a budget bill here on torque drift so we have two hundred forty nine thousand dollars and 153 gold bullion we have two sponsorship crates to that We're also gonna use gonna cheat the system a little bit. Maybe get some extra parts So we're going to be doing a two hundred and fifty thousand dollar build With the cost of a car, so we're doing a budget build on two hundred and fifty grand in the game Of course, we're gonna be using the you know hundred and fifty three Boy on to overnight our parts real quick instant buys if we can so like I said We're gonna be doing a budget build today So make sure you follow me on Instagram and Twitter all which found the script box below so the first thing we have to do is we have to buy a car and I have never done a GT86 build so we are gonna buy the GT86 It is 48 which is gonna leave us about 200 grand to do in mods. So we're gonna instant buy this Hello, we don't have to wait for it So now we have 200 grand to spend so We are going to be working with 306 horsepower to start off so now we're gonna open our two sponsorship crates because we're gonna cheat the system and maybe get some parts with this Before we actually crack into our money and we're gonna get some parts We need an intercooler and we're gonna get a stroked SR 20 So that's a pretty good pull to start off this budget build because well everybody can have crates So what do we got got another aftermarket part? We got an aftermarket turbo and we got some tires So we're starting off pretty strong with some upgraded parts. So we're gonna upgrade our Engine and we're gonna throw on our turbo And then we are going to throw on the intercooler as well So pretty good cool parts to pull from the beginning to start this build Because well now we got some uh, we got some parts on there to start with So we're going to buy some more parts See what we can buy and see what we can do. We definitely need to get angle kits and stuff like that But we're gonna go see what parts we can upgrade further rather than instant buying the aftermarket parts We may instant buy the other ones. So we're gonna start buying some parts here. So looks like we do have Aftermark or import suspension and an import Um Angle kit so we're gonna definitely not instant buy those Then we have instant ucu and stuff like that. So we're gonna buy Our suspension And our angle kit, but we're not gonna instant buy those Although that one instant buy it because we're gonna actually go get our suspension We're gonna instant buy that And we need our angle kit. So we're gonna instant buy that as well That's gonna take away most of our instant buy credit, but we needed those definitely for Handling of the car so now we can go into everything else. We're gonna want to buy a diff And of course, we're gonna instant buy that We're gonna buy the clutch And we haven't even cracked into our 200 000 yet, but unfortunately we can't actually instant buy everything so We can't do a full 200 cost build on this because well, I don't have the Torque box to instant buy everything So now we are looking at some other parts I feel like we should probably do an ecu This one goes there. We're gonna go with the links Maybe we'll be able to instant buy that we can we can instantly buy that and install that And then we only really have the intake Which we can also instant buy so we actually only spent A little bit of our 200 grand and we already have a decent amount of parts on there We can't really go much further right now. So this build is going to keep going, but we have $130,000 to spend on it. So this is going to be episode one of this build So we have 130,000 left to spend on this build and we're uh We're pretty uh We're pretty well up there. So we can't get a body kit Well, I think we're gonna stay away from body kits for now, but we need to look at different wheels So we're gonna take a look. I don't know why those wheels are red I think I'm gonna want to go With some import wheels, but we're not gonna be able to instant buy them. So We definitely need to look at at least getting Some 18s on this car I'm not sure how I feel about really any of these wheels Not like in any of them. Okay, we'll do those Well, we're gonna have to wait six minutes for those Unfortunately, but we can start messing with tuning So since we have all the parts in there, we have 491 horsepower So like I said, this is gonna basically be you know episode one of this because We're gonna want to continue this build. So we're gonna leave the stiffness in the front at 12 And then we're going to go into our angle kit I'm gonna bump that up to as much angle lock as we can I'm gonna throw as much camber in there.  Now we are gonna run some falcon tires on here And we're gonna change the tire pressure in the falcons. We're gonna leave them at 22 in the front Then we need to work on ECU tuning we're gonna rev up put everything up max on there Just to get the most out of that. I'm gonna go into our turbo And we're gonna peak as much turbo boost as we can on this car So we need to go to the rear and adjust Our camber we're gonna run about one negative one degree We'll leave that at 164th And then we need to look at our suspension And I feel like we want to soften that a little bit to nine And then we need to work We're gonna leave our final drive there because i'm not sure how this car drives yet So we are waiting on those wheels. So We need to switch the rear tires to falcons. We're gonna run the falcon tires in the rear And we are going to drop those down to About 13 we'll leave that how it's it. So we're gonna run this car how it sits right now It's pretty low. If you like how it sits We're gonna wait for those wheels, but we're gonna run it how it sits We still have 128 thousand to spend on this car. So we're gonna continue building this car up For this budget build So we will go into Body kits We're gonna buy the body kit. We do have to wait for it But we already bought it. So we're down to 99 thousand now So I will continue to buy some stuff for this car right now and just have it sitting there So that when we come back to it, we'll have those parts installed And i'm not sure we can't really do much Else with that we can buy and then take and go higher We can do some other alloys that we can have delivered to us I think we're gonna go with those Do you like those? Although I like those wheels So we're gonna buy these wheels as well Can't instantly buy them yet like I said because we're don't have it But we're going to be using that money. We're going to be using the parts. So we're down to 87 thousand on this build So what other should we buy another engine for this car? We could buy a 2j And throw a 2j in this I'm feeling the 2j so we're gonna buy the 2j Which puts us down to 61 thousand dollars left For this car and well, that's what we spent on it But this is how it sits right now. So we're going to go take this thing sideways And have some fun with it because well We came here to drift it and we got to see how it slides. We have cone hill climb We're going to run the long line So budget build episode one here with the gt86 We have more parts coming for it and we still have some money to burn We still got about 51 thousand or so to burn For this car So we're going to buy some other parts for it and continue this build and continue this basically budget series from 200 000 dollars and see What we can do With this and that is this is going to be an interesting battle. Not sure how this car is going to handle Or really what gear i'm going to be needing It's like it's third Oh Oh, it is definitely a boat compared to my other cars. So we need to Get used to how the lower power car goes. There we go. I just need to really Uh I don't know what happened there Torque drift kind of just froze on me and uh, didn't freeze but uh, I hit I don't know what So that was kind of a fail when it comes to that run. So we're going to try and do that one again So the budget bill is going to continue the car may not be perfect at the moment Because well, we just built it and the tunes are probably not there yet because we need more power and a little bit more stuff So if you guys want to keep seeing this budget build make sure you guys follow This episode and continue to watch the channel. I do appreciate all support So we gotta initiate sooner There we go. That's a little bit better now So the car likes to skate out very far It's very loose And it does not have much grip Which is surprising because Other tires were on But could also be the suspension and the gearing So for a low power build at the moment It's not that great. We're gonna have to continue to build this car up We have all the parts coming so we will be able to Build this car even higher I'm wondering if maybe I need to go into fourth gear But it's definitely Definitely far from A super competitive car We can throw it in fourth gear though Oh now we're getting tandems Now we're grabbing doors With our beginning budget filled car of the gt86 that guy's gonna go wide And we're gonna go right into him So fourth gear was obviously the money gear that we need to run So like I said, you guys want to keep seeing this budget building continue the build on the gta6 Make sure you follow the channel and tap that subscribe button. I would appreciate the support Yeah, we did lose unfortunately But if we rematch maybe he'll want to go again and we will get a better lead. No, he will not So we're gonna try one more time here And go from that and I will Update the car with the parts in the tune and continue this build and I feel like I'm a little bit uh Outclassed by this car. We're gonna kicking the fourth. We're going against the Supra. I'm not sure at all how this is gonna work But we're gonna try our best Look it in there. There we go feather throttle much better run in fourth gear Shouldn't handbrake sooner or clutch kicked To get more angle Way better run than last time at least we're getting the scores now And I'm learning how to drive the lower powered car 62 To the man's 51 in that Supra. So we do have a chance to take the win here to end this episode off Like I said, we're gonna continue this budget build on this gta6 Got a nice, uh, body kit on the way two jz on the way And this car will start ripping and getting more and more sideways As the episode Continue So we just got to stay in chase with him A little bit far off in the beginning, but we are slowly bringing in his door The gta6 I feel like is going to be a very good car once I get all the parts in it And spend a little more money on it because we got about 50 grand to spend on it So I will remember that we have 50 grand to spend on this car and we did take the win so Like I said, make sure you guys follow me on instagram and twitter all which found the description box below As always like thank you guys for watching. I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys on the track either in the gta6 Or another car. So hopefully you guys enjoyed this. I'm evil rabbit. See you guys next time


Hello, it's Rachel Lawson here again from the Drupal Association, introducing another community chat for the Drupal Association elections for 2020. And this time I'm with Shadi Per Ayyomide, who is from Lagos. Hello Shadi Per. Hi Rachel, it's nice to speak again. How are you doing? It's nice to speak again. So the first time we met was in Lagos, only last year now. Yeah. No, it wasn't even last year. This year has been so long. February. It was this year, yeah. Oh my goodness, yeah, this year has been a long year. Yeah, it's been long, really. So you were instrumental in looking after me when I came to the open source festival in Lagos, which was fantastic. Thank you very much. And it was great to see how you recognised that that was so important. So the people coming into your community of the open source festival at the time was so important. So thank you very much. So you've got involved in that community there and all the different things you do in tech. And I wonder if you can tell us, say, building communities is something that you do. Tell me more about that. Yeah. So I've been in communities for quite a while, but before I came into becoming a community person, I was a software engineer full-time writing code as usual. So I said, I love the community. I want to work with the community and also work with developers at the same time to create that useful experience. The community is really a place where we can have a whole bunch of people come together and build our things. So my definition even of open source is a project built by the community for the community. So I'll call this, when something is open source, it means it's built by people in the community across different technical talents, writers, designers, developers, product managers brought together. And this product is being used and utilized by the community. So this is what a community is, that safe place where I can come into a community and say, I'm having this bug. I need someone to help me fix this. And no one tells me, oh, this is so simple. Why don't you know this? But they come and say, oh, wow, I can help you out with this.  I'm free. I'm going to help you out with this, where someone is helping the next person. And yeah, that safe place where we can communicate as really family, you can find your next co-founder there, you can find your next CEO, your next business partner, anything in a community. That's how the community should feel. Everyone should be free in a community. And what I'm fighting for, what I'm trying to build here in Africa is really that safe place in the whole of Africa where we can all converge together. And yeah, feel safe and feel safe to communicate with one another. That's really what a community is in general, yeah. Oh, fantastic. Yeah. So you have worked in lots of different open source communities over the time and so on. And I think that, obviously, this is a standing for, as a board member of the Drupal Association, which is helping to support the Drupal project. And obviously, we want the Drupal project to be known as something very significant across lots of different places and useful in lots of different places. So can you tell me about how you can or how you understand the whole idea of advocating for something like the Drupal project? Yeah. Okay. So for my last role, I'm currently, I left as a senior developer advocate. So as of right now, my roles and what I do daily is around senior developer advocacy and program management, just like two key things that I am specific about. Now, so for Drupal, advocating for something, it has to be something you love and something you really care about. So if I care about Drupal, I would talk so passionately about Drupal to the community that they feel my passion and my passion becomes contagious to them and say, oh, wow, this guy is so passionate. I want to do what he's doing. I want to become like him. I want to use what he's using because I have spoken with so much passion about what I love. So Drupal is an amazing project. When I started web development, I started about nine years ago. I used Drupal a lot those years ago. I feel like I told you that one week when you were in Lagos, I used Drupal, I used Drupal, I used WordPress, all of that, I used all of them so well. I'm still super excited that Drupal still supports many, many, you can build many products still on Drupal. And most importantly, the SEO part is really amazing. I have seen sites built on Drupal by people all over Africa, from Nigeria, from Nairobi. They have built sites and the SEO over GitHub is amazing. It's even still superseding sites that are even built on Gatsby that are even blazing fast. Gats, Drupal is still on the top in as much as it started like years ago. People will think Drupal will become so old and bad, but no, it's advancing, it's going forward. This is what sustainability looks like. We should push this in the community really, that we will bring people together and share our passion and why we like to use certain technologies. The major reason why I do a lot of conferences or talks is because I want to be able to teach what I know. I want to be able to share knowledge. I want to be able to get to people out there. Starting as a developer for me was very hard. I didn't have access to so many resources, like things were hard, really hard for me. Internet access was bad. Oh, suddenly it stopped. That's kind of weird. I'm weird timing. This is for people who are struggling. I can get them, get up on those. I can support them in some way that they can become better. Jennifer, Jennifer, you stopped. Just as you said, internet access was bad. Literally, you stopped for a moment there, which is so incredible. So that's kind of explains this exactly. So this is really good to see. And this is part of the thing. So you have personal experience of dealing with that thing, that type of thing. So if we're wanting to bring the Drupal project to a wider audience and a wider participation in places where internet access is challenging, you have that experience. I'm going to leave that in. I think it's the right thing to do. Yeah, I'm excited about Drupal and the things that people can build on Drupal. And I want to get more Africans involved in this and share my passion with them. I want to speak at conferences about Drupal. I want to run Drupal workshops. I want to do all of these things around Africa. And this is what I want to do. I want to get people to, for example, permit me to go a bit outside a bit. So there is this project again that I love so much called Code Sandbox. Everyone uses it if they do front end. Yeah, I don't work for Code Sandbox.  Because this is something I love. I want to share my passion with them. So building Drupal applications at conferences is something I would want to do. And I want to get people to look at how easy it is to build applications on Drupal. Just click this. I just click that, like, variety of things you can build. And how strong, again, your ranking on Google search would stray. So it's going to go so high in less time. That's super amazing. People don't expect this. That's the best part. They wouldn't expect this. So when it actually comes, they'll be surprised. And that's where the market will start. Yeah, you're very, very, you're clearly very passionate about this type of thing. And I know you've explained about sort of, some of your sort of memories of Drupal are quite recent compared to some people. You know, I mean, do you want to tell us about some of the things that you've come across about Drupal that really excite you and good memories or anything like that? Okay, so I think the major thing I'm still more particular about is the fact that I can still be able to build cross applications from, like any applications at all, still on the Drupal application, I'm not limited to be able to build a certain kind of application. Let's say, for example, I'm not limited to build landing pages on Drupal. I'm not limited so that I can build the varieties of applications on limited kind of applications as long as I am not limited in my ideas, I can build any of that on Drupal. And like everything will think, again, yeah, this is one of the important fact. Drupal is open source. Yeah, very interesting fact that I think should be head out there. Drupal is open source. This is also going to be advancing CMS, headless CMS in the global community, not just even Africa, but the global community, and more again, advancing the use of CMSs, that's content management system across Africa, and like speed at which things are being built is also going to advance contributing to open source. So as we're tackling all of these problems that has to do with building side effects, building solutions, and still retaining such engine optimization as SU, and still at the same time contributing to open source at the same time, we'll be solving major problems all at once because of Drupal. So yeah, a lot of things inside me about Drupal and yeah, this is somewhere I would want to be. Yeah, cool. So, I mean, you're coming from quite an interesting background. I know that you have already been a member of a board. Do you want to tell us a little bit about that, about your background? Yes. So the Nigerian Eco Innovation Centre is a place, so it's like an incubation centre where we have startups there. So one major thing I'm passionate about is startups. I love how business, business like basically starts from like this small idea to like this big thing to like, I'm building another product, now I'm ready to like get investment and I'm ready to like really scale hire more people. I'm excited about all of this. So I got reached out to by the guys, by the team over at Eco Innovation Centre saying, hey, we are having this new platform and we need people to jump on this as board of directors and give us advices on how we can scale this in the community. I'm like, oh, this is exciting. It has to be community. You also have startups. I love Bospamak. Yeah, let's do this. Then I jumped on it and it has been awesome so far. We have been able to bring more startups into Eco Innovation Centre and into this new platform they just launched. And yeah, that's super amazing. Do you think there are any things that you have learned as part of that experience that you would bring to the Drupal Association Board? Yes. Yes. One major thing I learned in being a board member is strategy. We all have so many things to do. We all have so many great ideas. Many, many great ideas. It's so many. I can think of like a million or one thing to do. All great. But most importantly, most importantly, how to arrange in order of importance is very, very key. How to arrange things to do in order of importance. And this is first. All of these are super important but then I can say in this milestone, we are currently at this is what we must achieve to gain relevance in this community.  So I think that's what I would say that I will be bringing this onto the Drupal Association. That's great to hear. That is really great to hear. So I think they're the main questions I wanted to ask. I think that mainly at this point what I'd really like to do is say this is your moment to speak to the electorate and tell them about why they should vote for you. What one thing would you say that you need to vote for me because what would you say? You need to vote for me because of the fact that the Drupal Association needs someone who is ready and able to speak for its community passionately to a point because no one will really accept what you're teaching them or what you're trying to share with them if they don't feel your passion. So you have to firstly have a passion of which I have already that I can share with people over at conferences and meetups across Africa and not just even Africa we can go across the globe. It's not limited. There's no limitation anywhere. You can take flights they are all available. There's no limitation and I don't see limitation. What I see is that I see a great product. I see a great community out there that I can support. Then I see a great product that okay this community right here I believe Drupal again addition to them and I take Drupal to them. Hey guys I'm here to talk about Drupal and yeah you have to listen and like come on this is awesome and like even though you might start and I start out and people might be like Drupal is old is this but if you truly have a passion of which I have they get to see what exactly you love Drupal and you are with them and you're trying to make them understand so they get to listen because passion is contagious. So yeah it certainly is. I want you guys to help me on board because I believe I can change how Africans and people all over the globe see Drupal and how they even use Drupal in production and yeah I would love to be on board. Oh that's wonderful. I'm really glad you you stood as a candidate and I'd like to wish you the very best of luck and hopefully we will find out the answer soon. Yeah it will be voting soon so I hope to see you again I hope to see you again and maybe at a DrupalCon event very soon either way because I think it would be it would be really great to have you there. Okay well thank you very much. Yeah see you here thanks for taking the time to speak to me and yeah.