Okay, so hi, welcome. My name is Luke Kenneth Casson Layton. I'm the guardian of the EOMA 68 standard It is a certification mark not a trademark. So I have the interest to branch out in as many areas as possible so now About three months ago. I On the mailing list for the EOMA 68 project somebody said Oh, there's this Indian Group doing a risk for their own risk five core You should contact them. So I went. Okay, all right wrote an email and said hello My name is Louie and I'm a free software developer over blah blah blah blah blah I'd be really interested to help you to develop a system on chip Which does risk five and bad guy's gonna yadda yadda 19 to the dozen sort of thing And this guy responded, 30 emails later, we got introduced and established that, yes, they have unlimited funding by the Indian government, and I'm quoting here, to piss all over intel and arm. The Indian government used to be called Paranoid. Now we know they're not Paranoid because the NSA really is spying on your process, an intel process, through the NSA spying coprocess of backdoor intel management engine, including the switch to called NSA off whatever it is, management engine off so that foreign powers do not spy on computers on NSA, as NSA's own premises.  So, what I did was I talked with him and designed a pinmux for the proposed processor.  Can we swap to the pinouts tab? Awesome. Okay. So, this is generated by a Python script, pinouts.py. It generates the documentation and the technical reference manual and includes further down some scenarios which test the viability of the whole pinmux design. Okay. So, if the pins don't map, then I know that I've got it wrong and I can make some changes. But this took me only two days to write. Okay. And adding a new scenario, this one for the Internet of Things one took me one hour. Okay. To explain to you how significant that is, five years ago I tried the same thing here with Keysad by actually designing the pins in Keysad and tried testing it after two months I gave up. Okay. Now, why a pinmux is important is because when you have a processor which has a system on a chip, this is unique to a system on chip because normally you do northward south bench and the south bridge take care of all the IO. But on a system on a chip, you've got to get it right. You're going to invest 30 million US dollars to produce a chip, one mistake, that's it, no customers. Because it does not satisfy the markets that the chip was supposed to be designed for. Okay. So it's very, very important to get it right. So normally you have, if you lined up all of the functions that were available on say, for example, an OMAP, Texas Instruments Processor, you would need 2,000 pins to cover all of the functions lined up back to back. All right. On a straight through. That is simply hopelessly impractical because what happens when you make a 2,000, 1,000 or 2,000 pin chip, the die is put on a circuit board where it hits bonding gold wires and uses fusing to melt the wire onto a thing. Now you've got to hit the chip. If you've got 1,000 pins, you have to hit the circuit board 2,000 times. And eventually it causes cracks. And that, once it's cracked, that's it, you have to throw the hung out. So the yields are very, very low. So the less pins you can get, the less hammering you can need to do and the better, the lower the cost, overall lower the cost of the chip. So pin mugs is incredibly important. So when you design a pin mugs, it has to be targeted at a specific scenario. So I went back and designed some scenario, some schematics, which helped me to test the peripheral schematics. So on this page I added a little section about what power management chips are commonly used for system-on-a-chips that I've seen over the six years of working with PCB designs. So there's a section for those, if you need to do one using effectively discreet components, et cetera, et cetera, different things. And then if your microSD card needs level shifting, this is how you would do it. You would buy these components and blah, blah, blah and other stuff and things. So there's all these different approaches and this allowed me to analyze the benefits of each approach when it comes to doing something as simple and mundane as connecting a microSD card slot to a system-on-a-chip. So sometimes you might not be able to switch the whole of the bank of GPIO down to 1.8 volts because you've got the bank is 16 pins. Only six of those are for microSD, the remaining 10 you need. So you can't do switch the whole bank down to 1.8 volts on demand. You have to do it as a level-shifting chip, external chip. So all these kinds of things, you have to think about them before you even commit and it's because this cost is so insane. $30 million is budget money for producing a chip. So of course now that's all that's changing with risk five. So this guy, he's so funny. Yeah, what the heck, I was saying, Arm, very good for you to try to bribe Madhu with $24 million offer. If you'd offered him $240 million, maybe he would have said yes. All right. This is what Arm is doing. Okay. All right. They think because he's Indian that he will take a bribe. Right. It's completely unethical of them. So Madhu's family members are founding investors in Google. He is the gateway to the entirety of India for a billion market smartphone. Billion smartphones, 100 million laptops in schools, 10 million, 100 million. It doesn't matter. The numbers are so insane. Synopsis and cadence have offered him free access to $80 million worth of tools, ASIC design tools. TSMC, you do not get access to TSMC. Okay. Unless you are someone at Taiwanese company or university or everybody else has to wait. All right. TSMC have offered him access to the multi-vendor wafer testing program at 20 nanometer, 28 nanometer and 40 nanometer. One free run of chips. The only condition that he's placing is that the entire source code of both the software and the hardware must be Libra licensed. And if any of you, any of you who have seen this talk, wish to make yourself an entirely Libra chip, contact me and I can provide you with the work in some way to the opportunity. Now they also have their own fab. I don't know the foundry part of the process. It's 180 nanometer and anybody wants to make their own processor. It doesn't matter what it is. As long as the caveat is it must be fully Libra licensed. I can put you in touch with them.  All right. This does not happen. This is empowerment for everybody who has been despondent about the costs of doing free silicon for Libra licensed silicon. Okay. It's just absolutely fantastic. So the only thing is it's a bit like it's a bit like riding a bucking Bronco because the one of the problems with the risk foundation is you need to say if you want to join the risk foundation, you need to sign a an agreement which has clear cognitive dissonance in its statements. Section 1.9 conflicts with section 5.2. Section 1.9 says you are required to push information out to free software people but you can only do it under NDA with our permission under section 5.2 because of confidentiality. So no free software developer will ever join the risk 5 foundation. No sensible one unless they want to become totally tainted. So there is this clique already a freaking clique in the risk foundation where only the contributing founding members are making the decisions and then doing one way push out to people like us in free software. All right. I hope you're watching. I hope you fix this please. Okay. So just talking to the camera. So the problem is that because Madhu's group is hardware focused then they're very very busy. They're not necessarily focused on the day to day main list decisions informal decisions being made on the risk 5 list. So the risk is that they just go you know what we got a billion population. We can fork the entire risk 5 hardware and software code base. Don't care. Consequences are then that cheap hardware commodity hardware starts coming out of India and starts Andrew and Charles manufactured in China and starts reaching the rest of the world. And they go I got the Bedebian or the Fedora binaries. Why don't they work on this processor? It's like well because the yeah you get the idea. So this is a very serious thing. I am sort of landed in the unfortunate position of being the messenger here to ask people in risk 5 to collaborate and keep together and make decisions in a unanimous decision making fashion because the consequences of doing of not doing so are too severe. All right. If the thing you've already seen what happened with arm arm 5 years ago I heard they had 720 licenses of different companies. All right. There's no way that you can bring that together. So you have Raspbian where it's arm arm arm hard float with something missing so we can't run arm hard float. And then you have army army L and how much I know you got on 64. And it's like this is just a chaos. Oh and you've got the device trees which don't actually fix the problem. They move the problem to device tree. So we need people to stick together on on the on this and not fragment community by not listening to all of the contributors and all of the parties involved. So anyway I apologize is quite a lot. Uncharge your talk off the cuff 134. Let's take it to questions. Any questions anyone. I apologize if if you weren't expecting this talk we're expecting the one before. What else could I talk about. Any suggestions. I know plug the 60 projects. Yes. Great. I'm on stand a w a w building the old one over there stand eight. The 68 is an eco-conscious computing project which the idea is that to solve the problems of mass volume manufacturing of design for manufacture and design for obsolescence and designed to allow governments back doors to your smartphone tablet whatever.  It is considered to be highly and completely unethical because all of those products will end up in landfill. All right. So that's why I am doing the year 68 project. And I would welcome input and assistance in reaching more people to empower people with their computing devices. Thank you very much. Thanks for your talk.


I'm trying to make this look um casino-y as possible. What is the deal? They sound like little step kids. That's what she said. Oh wrong button. Where's my... Thank you. Yeah I'm back. The phone died. Sorry about that. Oh boy she's going crazy. Hopefully this phone doesn't die. It takes a lot of juice using YouTube and Facebook and stuff when you're recording. So if it dies I apologize. You will definitely get to your name if I haven't yet. That is super fun right there. Linda, thank you so much. Well it really doesn't matter. Like the that phone that was using that was plugged in as well. It just uses a lot a lot of energy. Yeah I want to leave that. I like that like that right there. Signature. I like that a lot. That's super fun. Rebuy. Thank you very much. Thank you. Right here. Yeah I'm not sure how long this one's going to last y'all. Did uh did it go completely off and then come back on or is this a whole new um video?  All right so Ellie know the whole name? The whole name? So I'm saying the whole name. Okay so what I'm doing is I'm spraying fixative on this blackboard to make it to make it uh not soak up the Posca pins and it makes it way more opaque so it doesn't take as long. Still a royal purple. All right let's see here. Let's just do this with more of just a very careful doing these. See how it slides almost slowly but surely. All right let's see how do I want to do this? Put something a little darker when I stand out a little bit more. I think I'm gonna put white in the middle of this and make it look like maybe some neon. It's just this is putting all these letters together and scrunched them together. A lot of letters that fit on this board. I might do that. I think that would look good. I think she's cooking beef stroganoff. All right so I'm gonna put I'm gonna put this in the middle. Let's do a smaller one. We're gonna layer this. Let's do let's see if we can do one. I have a small purple. Oh my legs are numb. How I haven't gotten up yet. I'm surprised I didn't. I haven't watched Lego masters yet. How is that? I'm gonna try to put a little darker layer right in the center just so that the this lighter layer will look even more brighter because this this other purple this color purple is just a little bit lighter and then when that dries I'm gonna put a white in there and let it let it settle and then do some dots to where hopefully it'll look like neon and if you know anything about neon you know that it it stops at certain points so hopefully this will definitely look like neon. What we're gonna do is put some heat on this. So we need to dry a little bit faster. What channel is is that on? I'm gonna spray a little bit of this stuff on. Fox Network. What's up Mr. Sith? Does that say synth? I'm reading from my phone and I'm trying to draw so welcome Mr. I'm just drawing some some names. Put my little workable fixative over each layer so it's it can be nice and opaque. All right so hopefully this will be just a little bit lighter. We can go from there. Right now I'll be able to tell the camera looks a little bit lighter. Once we get this white on here I think it'll look awesome. This should be fun. Welcome to the newbies. Thanks for coming and hanging out. This is fun. If I had my airbrush plugged in this probably would have taken half the time. I didn't know it was going to be like this though so. About done with this little lady right here. Super fun. Thank you very much y'all. Got a beam by the boom. All right we've got a Clara. I sure hope this looks like it says one person watching. Is that what it says? Thank you very much. Thank you. I hope my phone does not die. Thank you Sandy. I love it. It looks awesome. I think it looks awesome. Keep forgetting when I get up my legs are almost numb. Here we are. Here we go. Probably a little warm. I can hear Clara. In her place saying yep. I made this so high that I didn't know what like. So I just kind of went with it. No I just hope my phone stays on. My screen just got darker so. Hopefully it'll stay on long enough so that y'all can see this one being made. For health paper tests. Of course. We're getting ice and crappy. Of course they are. All right you guys my food is getting cold. My back is killing me and my phone is about to die. So I will be back tomorrow to finish any names that I did not do right now. I might do some more tomorrow. I honestly did not think that this would even happen. I thought people would be like you're crazy. Thornton's going crazy. Charging people. I hope you understand. I'll just wait here. Y'all thank you for hanging out. It is 12 o'clock. That's insane. That's I just thought it was 10 40. Like it was just 10 40 you guys. There we go. Sign this. Clara the dragon is for helping us out. For the uh yeah for every time we have a fire sale we're in Vegas all that fun stuff. You rock. How fun is that? All right I'm gonna go. You guys have been amazing. Thank you so so much. Be kind to one another. You never know what somebody's going through. Please be safe out there. Please be kind and courteous about people. Wash your hands. Stay within a certain amount of feet of people. If you don't have to go anywhere to hang out at home. We're gonna be live a couple times this week. So you guys have an awesome rest of the night and we will see you all later. Bye.


What is up you guys happy Friday to everybody and today we are here in the Piggy Sins as you can see it is a piggy Base game on the Simpsons should be awesome because I mean who doesn't love the Simpsons, right? All right, so let's go ahead and pick player. There we go. So look at there's a zombie Homer That's insane. Oh Christ the cloud. I have many memories here. My god.  Oh look. There's a note down there. I Wonder what it reads. Oh, I think he just got smack behind the head or something What piggy said was chosen? All right, there you go, dude. We're like inside the actual Simpsons Resident right now. This is crazy. Oh look all the simpson characters right there. Okay. Oh look. There's a green key Let's grab this green key. Oh, okay. You just took it for me. Whatever man Let's follow this guy or let's go look for another key or something. All right Let's go check up the upstairs My god, it's like the exact replica of the Simpsons house. Okay. Oh, look, this is Maggie's room No, wait, this is Maggie's room. This is Maggie's room, right? I mean Lisa's room not Maggie's God, let's go before you get us Okay, I don't know if he saw us, but let's go this way and unlock this locker here. Oh Look, there's a blue key and a hammer. Okay. I think I saw the blue key upstairs actually Dude, what is Homer doing? He's just chilling right there He's looking out at the donut shop because we all know Homer loves donuts. Oh Man, all right. What's in here? Oh, what is this the wrench? Okay? This can be very useful Dude, he's still right there Why does it look so angry? Oh my god who triggered Homer, man? Why is he so mad at the world right now? Okay, we got this going on Hey, bro, I think the plank is yep the plank is right here. All right, and now we're in the restroom nice He found the key for that so oh, okay, so this key is for the door Right under right about here Okay, nice. We're getting on the roll here guys. We're finding keys after keys and this goes up here. I think yes There it is. Okay, so let's unlock this. Oh my god. We're in Bart's room right now The good is awesome posters. He has psych show Bob. He has crusty the clown as we all know Bart is a huge fanatic of crusty the clown. All right, so I saw the black lock outside If I am not mistaken where's Homer at though? I haven't seen that dude in a cool minute I don't know man. He could be hiding anywhere. Oh, he's up there. No, he's coming down now. Oh gosh Run for your life. What are you guys doing? Okay, hold on. I think we can snoop around here. There you go. Give him a little snoop. No, please Homer Don't do it. Do not come up here. Oh my god. I don't know if he's gonna get a snap. Okay There's a note right here. Um, he's acting very strange. I don't know if it worked I need to get out of here. All right, so I don't know what they mean exactly by that note and where did Homer go? Did I swear this Homer guy? Oh my god, there he is this Homer guy.  Come on everybody.  Oh, he's coming Homer's being very aggressive. Oh my god, Krusty What did he just knock him out again? Oh players escape sweet. Wait, what why is it isn't it supposed to be over right?  Oh my god poor Bart and Lisa They got zombie parents. All right, so now they do have plenty of chapters So let's see how many chapters we can be in this video. So let's go ahead and ready up And go ahead and pick the Krusty burger Which is chapter 2 and we have arrived to the Krusty burger man, dude, isn't this the Stimson's car? Seems like it broke down or something. Okay. We need a green key. Oh, here it is. I see you over here green key This key leads us right into the Krusty burger. So let's go open up the front door So we can get started with escaping this dude I like how you can see the entire map like not just the Krusty burger, but like the whole surrounding area. Oh my god This place is awesome. Yo What is this? I want a Krusty burger dude. They look delicious. All right, whatever. Let's not get distracted by the food here And let's get looking for some keys. Oh my god. There's dolens. Come on, man There's a lot of sweet stuff here and slurpees and everything. Oh, man. All right. I just gotta keep myself focused Oh, like there's a salad bar Dude, there's a lot of food here. Oh my god. Oh look a slingshot Is this I think we can use a slingshot to like actually shoot at Homer because as you all know The bar always messes with this like he always has a slingshot with them. Oh my god Okay, I think I saw this wrench thing on the car So let's go over here to the car and activate it. Hey, how do you do this? Why is it not working? There you go, right? So we need a hammer to take who hammered the wheels Like they put planks on the wheels. Oh my god. Homer's right there Okay, whatever. Let's just get out of here. All right, so I found the hammer so we can take off these planks That are covering the tires right now. Oh, no. Homer's over there. Okay. He's being distracted right now That is good. Okay. I think I saw a golden key somewhere over here on the ground Where was it at? I know I saw something shiny over here somewhere. Ah, there you are. Aha Okay, so I think this is youth right here Okay, nice Dude, how many locks can you lock with that golden key? My god. Okay, so now we got this purple key and There you go. We need a plank now actually Where is the plank? All right, so my boy got the plank right here And I believe it's just me and him left because Homer got everybody else. Oh, no, all right. There's a key up here Let's grab this okay, and okay. We can't jump down man. So if Homer comes up here We're stuck. Oh look to the power plants over there Where mr. Burns this oh Homer just fell All right, let's use this before he comes back up real quick dude. Look at all these donuts. It looks so yummy Dude, there's no talent. There's everything in here. Okay. Oh the black key dude. I couldn't see that That was a kind of a little hidden spot for a key Okay, now this oh my god. What is going on here? Oh, yeah, it's the experiments that Krusty was working on Oh man, whatever. Let's keep on moving man before oh, okay. He knocked him out good Oh, actually we can escape now because this is the glowing key for the car. Look. Come on. Let's go before Homer wakes up Okay, where'd I use this right here and we jump in the car and we have escaped chapter two Yes, what was the doughnuts Krusty said? Is that it or that I think it's one over there Why does he look like that? So now we want to chapter three which is a school I need to hide these doughnuts for now, dude. Oh, he took the doughnuts from the shop Nobody will find it here today. I changed Homer's doughnuts. Oh He got locked out Right can everybody just please stop getting knocked out man. Oh my god, okay So let's begin with this. We're inside of the school. Oh my god I never would have thought we wouldn't be inside the school of the Simpsons. Okay, so oh look There's a note right here. I can't stand my father like that. I need to do something BP wait um Bart The heck can't be Bart Simpson right because it should be Bart like s. I don't know what BP stands for Okay, there's a dog in the restroom. Oh my god. Okay, so the dog has a plank Okay, let's go check up upstairs. Okay. We found the purple key right here sweet Okay, where can this be used? I think it's actually downstairs And where is Homer or whoever the killer is? Oh, there he is All right guys, don't wake him up. He's napping right now. Just let him be Okay, this is our only time to get an advantage to take advantage of this actually and try to unlock most doors that we can before Homer starts moving. Okay, what is in here the wrench? Okay? We got a wrench. Where can I use this wrench? Okay, actually, I might have to follow this dude, but Homer's right there. I Don't know if I want to get close over there. Oh nice. He knocked him out. Okay, so how do we use this? Okay, there you go. That'll do the job. I Actually thought that wouldn't work, but okay, dude I couldn't find the key for a cool minute and there was just a green key laying about right there Oh my god, I am so blind. Okay. So now we got the green key now all we have to do is uh Look for the green lock and where is this green lock? That is not green over here, right? That's like blue cyan No, that does not work there Dude, where is this green lock? Finally? I found you. Geez. That's like me quite some time All right, so now we got a red one. I think Homer was right in our tail So we got to be careful with Homer Because he is a big old What is he doing? Okay? There's a red lock over there. Okay. You know what? Let's uh try to snoop in and take this Okay, there you go. Sweet and what do we got here? Wait? Oh the okay. Nice. They got that lock. We got to go upstairs, bro That's for the upstairs All right, I don't know what Homer is doing, but whatever man. Let's not let's not care what he's doing All that matters is that we're gonna escape this place before he can get us Okay, nice You don't lock this right here Or actually he has it What is going on? Okay, we already did this Oh, there's the hammer right here. Okay, sweet. I Did see that you have to hammer a couple of things for example, dude. Look now. He's on the other side.  Oh There's an outside place for this Man, there's a lot of things for this map. Okay, let's take this key Actually, I think we might need the hammer for the front entrance because I didn't break those planks, but let's go over here Where did Homer go? Dude, he's disappearing Kind of scary man. It's freaking me out. I'm not gonna lie Okay, this is orange keeper. Where in the world is there an orange lock? Or is it for this one? Okay, it is Okay, actually, let me go grab the hammer again So I could break down the planks from the main door and the hammer still there. Okay, good Oh, like oh she needs a second plank or actually that's the only plank there is right go Place it. I don't think it's working But whatever let's go over here before Homer finds us. Oh my god. He's right there. I Think he's reading. Hey, what's up, man? Okay? Let's break this right here. No It's not working Okay, nice. So I think all we need guys to escape this place is this silver key All right, so my boy got the key right here. We can finally escape this evil school once and for all Yes, we escaped. Oh, let's go to the power plant. Come on everybody go come on Let's see how far we can get. Oh, no, there you go, man All right, so we have managed to escape chapter's went through three so far And I believe there's six chapters out right now. So that is plenty of chapters, man Not even how long this game has been out, but it's pretty impressive. All right So let's move on to general hospital chapter four. Here we are in the general hospital. My god, all right, um, I Feel like this might be one of the biggest maps so far that we played on this piggy sons Okay. Oh my god. What is Karen doing here for Spudgebob? Okay, what is that? Nope. That is not a key or anything All right on let's go check up upstairs. There might be something over here Or actually let's go check out this room. No, there's nothing over here for us. Come on Okay, let's go upstairs. Oh, it's blocked. Wait, is it blocked? Yes, it is I think we need a hammer to get over here guys We're trapped down here. Oh no, this can't be good. Oh my god. Homer's right there's a red key Okay, we gotta move quick because This level is kind of hard as you can see. Oh, yes, I see you up there. Oh, okay She saw you. Oh the hammer. Yes. Okay, so we found like two things in this room Dude, what are you doing Homer? Oh my god. He better not come over here Where'd he go? Oh, he's over there All right, whatever. Come on. Let's break this Break the plank. Yes. Thank you. Okay, so Um, oh my god. There's too many things in these rooms I am so confused right now. Okay. Let's go. Oh the gold lock There's uh, oh wait. No, that's that's actually a blue lock Uh, what is over here print radioactive test? Yes. No, I don't know man. Just do your job. It's not my job Okay, um, I found a slingshot if that's any helpful Dude, look at all these items here. They got really detailed with this game It's just pretty awesome Okay, where is Homer so I can put him to sleep? Oh, like there's a donut with a mustache What? A donut with a mustache Who would have ever thought man? Okay, is there a key in here? No, that's a green buck Dude, I can't find anything Wait, I think I checked this room already. Didn't I? Not about time. I find something useful Okay, now I believe I saw the gold lock over here Oh, there it is Hey, my boy got the moves over there Okay, purple lock And it's kind of strange how you can open How you can open um different locks with uh multiple keys. I mean multiple locks with one key Okay. Oh look, we also need it for down here I think Homer's afk You know what just let him be afk. Let's get out of this place As long as we escape. That's all I care about Okay, um What in the world is this? All right, let's go upstairs and we should find the lock up here. There it is Okay, let's open this bad boy up Wait, what there's nothing in here Oh, never mind I was about to say it's a scam man, but the key was hidden right there Okay, so where is this black lock? I don't think I seen the black lock. Oh, there you are I'll see you over here man trying to be sneaky and hiding from everybody else Yes, the silver key Oh my god, don't tell me we can leave already actually This might actually have been the easiest map in my opinion I don't know, but I think we escaped pretty quick. Oh my god, Homer Okay, distract him. Yes. Don't distract the evil Homer. Well, I opened the door and we escaped this place Hi, see you later Homer. Go. So I say we've been pretty successful on escaping all four previous chapters So now we're moving on to chapter five, which is Moe's bar Moe did Homer come here yesterday? What did he consume here Homer's bill? One juice and a donut I should have told her that could have helped. Wait, what? Moe's daily page three. Oh And of course he got knocked out. All right, so now we're at the bar where Homer likes to spend most of his time as we all know If you actually watch the symptoms. Okay, so oh my god, this place is cool. Okay. Oh a green lock already I mean a green key. I always say lock man I twist my words. Okay, so where can we use this? Oh for outside Okay, this map might seem a little hard because it looks like it's all cramped up But you know, we're gonna escape out of here as we've escaped all the previous floors or chapters Okay, we use this here. Oh my god. Hurry three more seconds till Homer spawns And piggy son has woken up.  How do you feel about this man? I don't think he feels anything actually Okay, whatever man, let's go over here. Okay. He's not moving great. Let's unlock this Okay, a hammer Oh a toolbox. Oh my god. We're all out here Yo, someone get that slingshot and shoot him. Dude, this guy's just like stalking us. He's not doing anything. Well, take that Yes, we knocked about for 20 seconds. Okay, that should give us some extra time Oh, look, here's this bill that should give us some extra time to um Snoop around and then lock as many locks that we can Okay, is there anything inside the restroom? Hey. Oh, I thought they closed me in here. I was about to say oh And look at that. They actually did close me in here Come on, bro. You got the hammer. You got the power of the hammer So use the mighty hammer. Okay, there's nothing there great. Oh look a golden key Okay, I think I saw this down there and Homer's right here Oh my goodness. No, he's coming Okay, we got a purple key right here. Oh, he took it from me They always take the keys from me, man. That is not cool Okay, he uses that for for outside Come on, bro. Come on. We don't got a lot of time. Go Why is this guy saying no? He's a troll, isn't he? Okay, uh, now we got this other key Dude, some of the keys look like like the same shade of color. It's kind of strange Okay, let's take this no my key, huh? I beat you to the key Okay, where's this black?  Where's this black lock? I think it's from this room over here I'm not too sure but let's go check it out Oh, and I was correct. Oh, yes Okay, now we got the plank Oh my god, it's a lot of back and forth running here This is very tiring for my roblox for my little raptor man. Can't you see he has tiny legs? Correctly, I have tiny legs. Oh, no homer's coming. Oh, dude. He dropped down right there. Where is it going wrong way homer? Okay. Oh, we use this for right here My bad guys. I was going the wrong way Okay, oh look at this office. This is a nice office And we got the key Dude, I think this is the fastest chapter we escaped actually see you later homer Or actually not we still need to hit that with the wrench. All right, my boy got the wrench.   Come on Thank you Dude, he was holding back on the wrench. Oh, no homer's right there Oh my god, dude, we know you're trying to campus man Do you think I'm blind? Okay, I don't know guys. We're gonna make a run for it. Here it goes nothing. Oh my god. Okay. Let's go go go Yes, and we escaped once again. What was that noise? It looked like something happened at the plants. Oh my god There's an explosion What is going on? Are you sure about that? Everyone is going crazy. Oh my god. Oh crusties are here Where did crusty come from? And they just got knocked out like always. Okay, so let's see how chapter six goes I want to see the ending of this. Oh man. We are inside of jail break right now guys. Look at this Isn't this just marvelous every game wants to be every chapter game wants to have a prison in it Okay. All right. See you missed the wrench over here All right, whatever. Let's just grab it ourselves and take it. Where do we use this? My god, this map is like so cramped. How are we gonna survive this? Oh, you can actually go outside Yo, this is awesome. Okay. Um, let's use this here Because it's watch right now Mikey. Oh, he took it from me Okay, whatever.   Oh, come on bro. Use the red key. You got 20 seconds, bro You need to act quick You need to act quick bro. Hurry get the hammer and get out of here And where in the world do I use this hammer? Maybe I can use it on homers smack them in the head Oh, no, I saw this door right here and I did see another door I mean another door over here on the left Yes, okay. Nice. Dude. Okay. This is getting cool. They like added more to this Oh my god, this is pretty impressive. All right. Oh, he has a golden lock Use it right here my boy.  Okay. Um Oh, look, there's a black key over there. But you need the plank. Dude, that's pretty cool They use the police training obstacle course for us to actually do like a little um I'll be here. I'll be course to get the other keys Okay, I think Homer Simpson's up here. Yes, he is Oh, no, this can't be good, man. I need to go up here to use this key But he's up here. Oh, you're locked up. That's what you get for eating all the donuts, man Okay, hopefully he doesn't get me Please don't get me. Oh knock him out. Use a slingshot even though he's not doing anything There you go. That's what I'm talking about All right, so let's go. Okay. This is for down there. I see that lock over there. We need to use it right there Okay, um, I believe we're doing pretty good. We got like mostly everything unlocked already Okay, we need this.  Yo, there's guns. There's a lot of things over here Okay, I need to use this over here. Um, please don't fall Oh my god, why am I so bad at this? What is going on? Okay, let me go first person. Oh, dude, it keeps smacking me on the head Oh my god, wait, can you just like Do this and like just take the key from down here Can I take the key from up here? I mean from down here. No, I can't Oh man All right, he took the key Oh, where does this lead you? Let's check this out Oh, it just leads you outside. I thought it was like more of the map I was about to say man.  Come on We're all on the same team here Oh, did they yes all players escaped? And we have escaped the latest chapter of the piggy suns That was pretty easy, man And that is it you guys that is all the chapters. We got a bad streak That is all the chapters that are out right now for the piggy suns I I think this might be the best piggy base game out because I mean it's the simpsons man. Come on That is amazing already of the bet. All right, you guys well if you guys enjoyed the video Make sure to slap the like button if you're new to the channel Make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on and I will see you guys in the next one. Bye


Hello everyone, welcome back to another mid-journey version 6 tutorial. This is a strange one for me because this feels just wrong. I'll just be honest with you up front here. It turns out mid-journey version 6 can now replicate pretty much any animation or cartoon style and it is super easy to do and I'm going to be right, I'm going to be up front here. I think this is a dangerous path that they're going down and I have some really big concerns regarding things like copyright, plagiarism and if you really look at it, it looks like you're just stealing an artist's style and I am not in all, I don't go for that. I don't like stealing anything. Yeah, I mean I'm not a lawyer, I'm not a copyright lawyer but you know I'm just the messenger on this one but I mean just look at this. This is crazy. I know when I first started looking at some of these images I thought well what the hell. This has to be like some kind of crazy infringement on intellectual property or something but anyways I mean enough of that. Let's just go in and look at some of this stuff and then let me know what you think. Keep in mind that I am the messenger. I'm not saying do this or not do this. I just want to show you what's going on here and you guys let me know what you think. I know I'm against it but anyway let's go. So I'll just start clicking through here. This is an example of something I created here of Sully from Monsters Inc eating a piece of pizza. Now I mean look at, here's the prompt seen from Monsters Inc and then in brackets, in square brackets Sully eating a piece of pizza, style rock, etc, etc. Here's the thing. I mean this is just a basic prompt but this doesn't kind of look like Sully. This looks exactly like Sully. Now this is not a screenshot from the movie. This is a made up screenshot of him eating a piece of pizza. This is not anything that anybody's drawn before but you can very clearly see that it is using not just the likeness but it almost seems to be using the exact artist conception of Sully. This is crazy. I did an example here of Bart eating a piece of pizza and this is a little more interesting because there's a 3D style Bart and then you can see here up at the top right here this is kind of like the more traditional animated Bart. It's not a hundred percent like Bart Simpson from the Simpsons but it's pretty close. And then here's another example that kind of sits a little weird with me here. I did scene from Frozen and then in brackets I had Olaf reading a book, style rock, etc. Look at this. I mean that's Olaf. I mean I'm sorry but this isn't kind of like Olaf. I mean this is an exact replica of him drawn out and I mean I don't know. I just get a really weird feeling when I see this type of stuff here. Here's another example scene from Frozen. Again I do not believe these are actual screenshots. I just said hey give me an example scene and it has drawn this to near perfection. Like if I was mid-journey I would be very concerned about copyright and plagiarism. You guys can replicate this yourself. If you want to use the prompt go ahead and use it. I do not condone or believe that you should use this in any way in terms of you know creating videos and other people's styles. I think you get into legal trouble and I think you shouldn't be able to make money off of that and I'm very pro artist but I did want to show you the controversy. Let me know what you think in the description below. I'm still not sure how I feel about this but yeah I just it feels wrong to me but let me know. Thanks for watching.


Welkom, iedereen. Mijn naam is Mark de Jong. Ik ben een platformarchitect van ING. We werken daar voor ongeveer 14 jaar. In alle verschillende infrastructuur-posities. Ik ben Rotterboer. Ik ben een elite-engineer voor de support-team. Ik heb in ING gedeelte 5 jaar geleden, dus dat is bijna geleden geleden veranderd met Mark. We hebben hier een beetje te vertellen over de kwaliteit. De kwaliteit van onze vervolgens in ING. Maar eerst een kort introductie hier. In ING hebben we onze eigen private cloud. Om de cloud-native workloads in onze environment te ontdekken, hebben we eigenlijk onze eigen container-hosting environment. Dat is de ING container-hosting-platform. In short, het is ICHP. ICHP is een managed Kubernetes-platform based on OpenShift, en we proberen naam-spaces als een service. Dit is de manier waarvan onze vervolgens niet te zorgen over de ongelijingsinfrastructuur en dat ze geen Kubernetes-kwaliteit nodig hebben. Om de naam-spaces als een service te proberen, hebben we ongeveer op de multitenensie-capabiliteiten van OpenShift, in dit geval. En we gaan een beetje naar de extreemers. We proberen ons, vooral, om te zorgen dat er geen noisy-neber effecten zijn aan iedereen. En we hebben ook veel netwoordpolacies gezet om de connectiviteit tussen verschillende naam-spaces te disabelen. Dus iets naam-spaces is het eigen triggerer-t-boundary in dit model. Voor allemaal van dit, om het te implementeren, hebben we de eigen controleren en onze eigen auto-scalers ook voor het quota-environment. En ze worden eigenlijk partially open-sourced volgende wedstrijd op Kupon. Dus iedereen moet kunnen maken gebruik van dat in de near-future. As ING is a... ...failing on me here. ING is in a regulated industry, as we're a bank, we have a large and strict risk and compliance framework. To take away the burden of all these controls and everything else, we made available this platform for everybody to use. We reduced the cognitive load of our developers so they don't need to worry about running their own Kubernetes cluster. And to say we have quite a bit of success in the area, we actually started this platform in 2018. We went live in 2019 after a bit. And we actually stared our story a while back already at Open Smith Commons a few years ago. And we actually had an update last year at Open Chef Commons in Detroit. Currently, to say something about the size, we're running over 2,500 namespaces with way, way more than 25,000 deployments and over 45,000 pods. They're all spread across about four clusters, I think. And the cluster size is very between 28 to 200 nodes. And all of it is running on bare metal. A really important requirement to be able to run on ICHP is that you need to be immutable and stateless. We don't support any state in our clusters. This is really important to keep in mind, especially when the next slides come up and Rob's going to explain a bit more on that. But as ING is a bank, we're a large financial institute with locations all over the world. And we have a lot of developers and many, many, many business domains. We need to be able to make sure that our environment is available. And as we're regulated in the industry, there's a lot of compliance and risk that we need to take care of. And for our consumers, like I previously said already, we need to make sure that we're available. So everybody needs to be able to use his mobile app or the website to transfer money or pay something. Last year, however, for example, during a normal workday, at least many of the Dutch guys here will probably know, ING always pops up in the news. In this case, the mobile app was down. And the ICHP team immediately dove into the clusters to check, hey, is it our cluster? Is the cluster failing or whatever? But the weird thing was that the cluster was fine. Everything was working. And actually, the uptime was like 100% for the entire year already. So there was no failures in the cluster. So we had to dive in to what was the actual cost. And I can't tell you the actual cost. But during our investigation, we came across a lot of interesting findings in all the deployments that were running and how people were actually using our platform and those findings and what we did with them. I hope it's going to elaborate on a bit. So when ING is down, well, for whatever reason, we can't tell you. It will be in the news. People will be talking about it. We had some incidents last year en de question was raised from upper management like, can we improve this quality because it seemed to be the quality of our consumers running it because we were basically not down. It was just working. So could this incident be prevented in the future? That was the big question. Are all our users, all the teams within ING using all the possibilities of Kubernetes to the maximum and build resilient containers? Are we doing the right thing? We had no ID as a team. So keep in mind, it's a big blind spot for us. It's not only for us, but also for all the technical teams and the managers within ING. So we decided to set a baseline on what all deployment should look like. And that's a bit of difficult because how about exceptions, not every deployment is the same thing. We needed to have some basic checks, but keep in mind we're talking about 25,000 deployments. We started on basically, how do you scan that? What we found out is bad practices on non-production were just copied to production because it was already there, that's easy. You build something in development and you just copy it. I see you're laughing. That's basic practice for the most of us. We decided to scan everything from development all the way up to production. If development is good, your production will also be at least better. To get good insights on the whole topic, we decided to scan everything. So that's 2,500 namespaces, 25,000 deployments and over 45,000 pots and images. That's a lot of information. We got all the information, we processed it and we made it available in a bit more readable format because the total output was like a couple of gigabytes. What we found was a bit of a surprise. We know that the developers at ING are quite capable, so it's not an issue, but there were a lot of gaps towards a containerized platform. They were not using all the options available within Kubernetes en they were not even building resilient containers. They just forgot stuff. They were used to the old-fashioned virtual machines and they just copied their code. But copying your code and deploying it on a virtual machine differs from something on a containerized platform. So some teams didn't even think about it and they tried to solve issues themselves, which is wrong because all the options are there. We had to make everybody aware of it. We created a dashboard and in this dashboard, like I said, it's still 2,500 namespaces and 25,000 deployments and if we take 600, 700 teams, there are 700 development teams in there. To create a simple dashboard we had only information required which we used in the baseline. We put simple stuff on it. For example, within ING, you should never ever touch your namespace. If you access it without a pipeline, you will get a bad score. That's a bad thing. We call it tainted. As soon as you access your namespace, we call it tainted. We started a scoring system. The higher the score, the worst quality you provide. We put a really high score on that. That should shake people up, not to access their containers and use proper pipelines. We also looked at simple things like host and zone affinity. That's an easy fix. It's just three, four lines in your deployment. That's easy. We're not using it. We don't know why, but how can you make them aware? We don't want the tainted stuff because we don't want the scores to be too high. Other simple things, like health and readiness probes, you need to think about them. They started thinking about them which basically solved a lot of issues. If you have a good readiness probe, your application, if it fails, you run replicas. We put scores if you're not running replicas. It's quite simple. We just added more scores and more scores. You can see it's really simple, the output. That's it for now. Mark. As Roach mentioned before, we did the investigation. We started to give insights based on the dashboard you see here. In a previous format, it was just an HTML table. It wasn't nice. We did the investigation. We started the insights to your consumers. We had started to explain to our developers what they would need to fix. Like Rob said, some easy fixes for anti-affinity, replica states, life readiness, readiness probes. All of these were scored. For each of these parameters, we wrote down the effect of setting that parameter. What it would mean to your deployment. Next to that, we gave example code on how it should look like in your deployment. So they could just copy paste more of the generic settings, for example. And specifically earlier, we had a panel here discussion on platforms. Within ING, we use a lot of platforms. We build a lot of platform teams. And we, as a platform, provide capabilities there as well. One of the bigger ones we have, we have a generic CICD capability, which is called one pipeline. And this team provides Git, pipeline, artifact repositories and all kinds of other stuff. And we also provide compliance for your deployments. So this is also the only way into our platform. But then again, one pipeline is also a platform, so other teams can build on top of that. And one large team within ING actually builds a generic built and deployed pipeline, which includes everything for your risk control of an ING-specific implementation of a service mesh. And we work together with that team to actually implement in the best practices. So everybody that did their next deploy automatically had all kinds of fixes implemented. So when that was implemented, I think about 60, 70% of all workloads were automatically fixed on a lot of the settings because everybody just uses that template for their deployments, which is a really, really easy win for us. So that really helps to have all kinds of platform teams in that context. Making things better is always a fun thing, but also a challenge. The previous thing was a wake-up call for most of the teams. They had low scores and nobody wants to have low scores. So the teams started even competing each other not to have the highest scores within the departments. So it was fun for us to see some teams struggling, but also the questions raised towards us. Sometimes crazy. The users were informed of all the features being present now within Kubernetes. And only the easy ones to fix. So there were still some challenges to it. So the first goal was accomplished. We created awareness within the teams within ING. But we also got a lot of questions from teams like some of your rules or your scoring system does not apply to us. It's not applicable to us. We had to look at those and sometimes we had to create exceptions for those for example a monitoring tool or whatever. But those are all generic. You provide to a service within ING. So some team was providing that and we could easily rule them out. We had less false positives in the report. In the next version of the dashboard we also put in a scoring system. We now can easily add a scoring system in the database and it will automatically be added. So it will be real time. The new dashboard will be using database at the back end and all the information is stored in the back end. Just by pressing one button on the system we can add a new score to it and the scores will be automatically updated real time. The most important thing to us is the quality is really improving. We made people aware of it and I guess that was our main goal. It was our goal and I think we did it quite well within just a couple of months. An important thing I forgot to mention actually because it's best practices and most of them are generic. We actually enforce them in policies code as well. So if you deploy into the platform and you don't have it anymore you get audited at first and then at the end you also get blocked because you just can't deploy anymore. So that's always a fun thing to do as well to make sure that you're securing your own platform. Simple things like an image is olden in 120 days. We put a score to it. Failing pods they were just forgotten by teams they had pods that were failing Never looked at it again. They need to look at them again because they got a score on it and you won't have as least score as possible. So that's a bit of the background which we did. We did a lot of insights into our environment and to see the maturity of our developing teams and we were happy to help out there to bring everybody to our level. With that we end up with questions about this one. Over there. We don't provide any storage. In our design we have two distinct use cases. The use case we are talking about here is completely immutable and stateless. So we don't provide any persistency in any workloads. So you can already run. Ok, it's working. The application was simply lifted to the container and they usually like to write a lot of logs detailed and so on. That's definitely another one. We started out sending all our logs out to the generic environment which we stopped because of reasons. We filled up the entire log environment after three days already. We stopped forcing everybody to push logs towards standard out. So everybody logs towards their own environment but specifically for the ephemeral or the empty-deer or other types of ephemeral storage we limited it to like a gig. Five gigs. So nobody can use more than five gigs to do anything locally and then it being gone. Five gigs is a lot for a typical application. We run fully on bare metal en we have about 16 terabytes of storage for each node so a limited thing to five gigs per pod and then going up to 160 pods on a node you fit into the amount of storage we have locally. We saved at least our platform from that site but indeed it's not a good use case to log locally in a pod. Of course. Because why I'm asking this is that a lot of my customers like to run minimum disk size for the node because they think nothing is there at all so why even bother to put something bigger there. We catered for that in the design to count the amount of pods we want on a node limited to a specific amount of pod and then we make sure that doesn't break the node at least. Is this published somewhere? No, I don't think so. I think it's just in my head it's at least a good practice to have in mind when designing a cluster. Thank you. Any more questions? Last question. There's two hands over there. You can decide between the two of you. No, we're actually thinking about publishing some of the parts that we did. We are publishing some other stuff on Thursday but this might be an extension to that code being extended there. So it might be in the future. Ja? Ja? Ja. I was stating that the platform didn't send any logs. We enforce our consumers to log directly towards like a Kafka bus or something else. The consumer itself needs to directly publish their logs to something else not via the platform. That was it. Thank you very much.


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Good morning, everyone. We are presenting this year's European Drug Report at a time when we are celebrating 25 years of the EU early warning system. 25 years of alerting Europe to the dangers of new, psychoactive substances of new drugs. In those 25 years, the drug's agency has warned policymakers of ever more novel, ever more potent, and ever more toxic drugs. The agency reported 52 new kinds of drugs last year alone, bringing the total to 880 kinds of drugs now under observation. Testifying both to the agency's excellence in monitoring and increasing threat drugs pose to our citizens' health and security. This year's European Drug Report shows that drug use rarely comes alone. It comes with mental health problems, with homelessness, with youth crime, and vulnerable people suffer most. Social policies, health policies must go hand in hand with security policies. This year's report shows that after COVID disruptions, the drug supply is bouncing back. Member States law enforcement are breaking new records in capturing drugs. In 2020, a record 213 tons of cocaine and a record 21 tons of metamphetamine. The report shows that, like all of us, traffickers went increasingly online during the pandemic. Buying and selling drugs through social media is commonplace now. The drug report shows that criminal networks continue to operate on a global scale. Drug busts are up, but so is cooperation between organized crime groups across the Atlantic. This report shows us we must do more to fight organized crime. Last month, I presented proposals on asset recovery to make it easier to trace, freeze and seize criminal profits, to make sure that crime doesn't pay, to stop drug money from fueling violence and corruption. Drug crime is the most profitable kind of crime, and these proposals will deprive criminals of their greatest source of income. And this report shows that we must do still more to reduce supply, reduce demand and reduce harm, as outlined in our EU Drug Strategy and Action Plan. That's why I propose to transform the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction into a fully fledged European Union drugs agency, with more staff, a bigger budget and a stronger mandate. A mandate allowing the monitoring of polysubstance use, mixing of drugs or mixing drugs, alcohol and medicine. Because mixing kills. Mixing drugs causes most over those deaths. A mandate allowing examination of drug markets. Study, for example, buying and selling of drugs on the internet, social media and darknet. A mandate allowing early and deep investigations of complex new threats. For example, after the Taliban take over the rise in production of methamphetamine in Afghanistan, finding its way to Europe. Or perhaps the possible consequences of the war in Ukraine for drug use and supply. I hope the new mandate will be in place by 2024. Whatever happens, the drug's agency's information and analysis will remain crucial to shape drug policies. And the drug report will remain our go-to source of data on drugs. This report builds on the work of many years. Each report gives us a more complete picture of the challenge we face. I would like to thank everyone who contributed. And I would like to thank Alexis and his team for a job well done. Thank you.


I can't walk. People say that's not, let me try to stand up. Let me try to stand up, exactly, exactly. He stands up faster and better than I do. Like he's got some good leg muscles on him because he comes straight up.  He doesn't have to throw his weight anywhere to help him get up. His legs work absolutely perfectly as far as I can see. And then he has to suggest that he's losing his balance by throwing his arms like right high up in the air, which is not what your instinct will do. He's doing the image there of a fairground ride, a rollercoaster, look at the rollercoaster that I'm on. Completely wrong for that moment. He's an absolute malingra in this situation.


Next at the Loxan Agtech Field Days, Mike Krause, Mike Krause, I'd like to introduce your company and product that you've got here today. Yeah, my name's Mike Krause, I'm CEO and founding start-up. Plan to Profit Agri is the name of our company. So if you're a grower and you've got questions about wanting to be on top of your financials, or you've got major questions like do I want to buy the next-door neighbour out, and we happen to have a hike in water pricing, what's that going to look like, and also doing sensitivity and risk management activities. Those are the sort of challenges that we've had. So we've got a cloud-based program that helps you model the financial outcomes of those challenges you've got to make a decision on. About six years ago I was approached by GRDC. I was, no, it's not the wine industry. To write a manual on farm business management, it's actually gone to its fourth print in five years, and the principles in it are identical for horticulture. So we've grabbed that and all the different budgets that are in that, and we've basically made those budgets simpler to do rather than using Excel. So how does your product differ from other finance applications that are out there? You mentioned Excel, but how does it work better than those other products? We've put a lot of effort into usability. So we appreciate, I guess the theory is if we can get growers and farmers using our platform, which are 60% of our licence holders, then anyone should be able to use them. So usability and also some of the outputs that come from it are quite simple. With dolls you can see what your efficiency of your business is. You can see the equity levels. You can see some other bank ratios and those performances. And probably what makes us a standout from anyone else in the world is we do scenario analysis. So what's the next five years going to look for us? And if we change any of that plan, what impact it's going to have on our cash, or our profitability, or our balance sheet. So those three things are really important to look into. So you're looking at business continuing or you're looking at succession planning or what sort of areas is this focusing on specifically? All of that.  We cover all agricultural industries at the moment except for dairy and pigs. So we'll do horticulture, we do dry land farming, we do pastoral. We're all over Australia in the tropics down here. So we're covering all those. And I guess what's a standout, we do a lot of training and support with COVID and allows us to do it more with Zoom. And I have been approached by an ag college in New South Wales to do some accredited training in the farm business management space using our platform. Mike, thank you very much. Thank you.


Hey guys, I'm Jorge Federero from Madrid, Spain And I want to show you a couple of tricks I use sometimes that can be helpful if you want to use the face map mask box mostly for relighting but for many other things also I'm using this clip that you can download from the autodesk area and I leave you the cell apps on where you want to have a look so first thing we sometimes find Is that face maps is very promising, but we can really use it in production yet the image is shaking and flickering We have holes here and there so we usually discard it and try other ways But there are some things we can do if we have the time to get a nice normal map that we can actually use the first one is Trying to have the machine To zoom to the limits of the face so the AI understands better what we're asking for Here this second resize is inverting the first one is an expression so we can see in context what's happening This is what you get at first This is what we get what you get if you if you use the zoomed image, okay? so as you can see we can get a Better resolution normal map Of course the closer we go the better always with a limit now we have the the same process here and Here, but this one is happening in Video color space and this one in a stand in here as you can see the The standard linear looks Like it can feel a bit more. So this is the one we are using now And we have a better resolution normal map, but we still have the flickers the shakies and the holes So we're going to choose a frame to work on Here in this action I imported a sphere and Move it to the corner and I activated the mat and then normal self-portrait In order to compete over our normal map So in a paint we can by picking in this fair We can like complete the rest of the areas. We have we are missing yet, okay? Here I went for a really fast pain Hoping that this would be enough and of course after turned on you can get rid of this fair and yes, we won The next step is a just an easy motion vector strike So now we have a nice starting point. Okay? Then depending on the shot the old map extractor can give us the hairs or maybe Some details that we will never want to paint and with a fast difference math with a little color We can get a mat and we can compete over our normal smart So we will be more or less like here Ninety percent of the times we're going to use this for the lighting. Okay? Here on this action node We have a just a surface with our nose map applied a shader and My own lights setup. Okay in this case as I went for a Relief fast overlay comb. I'm not getting too much about the high values I'm only worrying about that having 0.5 as my starting point So here you can see it's a really fast example of Overlighting and maybe now we can help him with maybe a light source Or maybe A lens flare and Of course using like passes passes and color corrections in this case maybe to add this red in direct light So this more or less is something that we can get But the point is that with this normal map You can get some other things It's not only about the lighting Here I prepared some faxing samples so you can so you can have a look So here I Have the same surface the normal months the same lies and the shader in this case changing the shader parameters We can get maybe some nice looks like this A step further if we combine this same surface with the same normal map in this case with an ideal And the systems PBR, maybe we can get a gold CGI mask for example Or maybe in this last one. I'm using a star smashbox As an ideal The same surface with the normal maps applied As soon as our substance PBR in this case, it's a gold again with a very natural purple color And the replica nose In order to have a lot of light movement So we can get maybe some crazy thing like this And Maybe that can be helpful if you want to maybe recreate like a projections or lasers on the face Of course with some other elements you can maybe get this kind of disco effect or something like this This is just faster samples in order you to understand that using the normal map You can get a lot of things and it's only about relighting or adding New new like intension or something like that Okay guys, thank you very much See you around. Do you have any doubt or any way to to make this better? Of course, just give me some together


Ugh So sick of plankerton right now and the next one is evacuate the shelter for plankerton. I don't remember what that is All right, guys. Thanks for watching Phil. Huh? It's easy. Okay All right, guys. Thanks for you know, I might do that instead then because I really need to just hunker down and finish these pages Yeah, it's a lot of stuff to get you signed track Yeah, and if I focus on it, it'll get done if I if I go off on tangents it will never get done Guys, I'll be back in like five minutes. I'm gonna get a bite to eat and Come back and then we're gonna do some more of plankerton Thanks for watching feel free to follow the stream if you enjoyed yourself follow me into editorial comm slash one I'll be right back.  I'll be back Just gotta do some before we go into the mission I gotta do some maintenance because my wife pointed out that my inventory is filling up so I got a Go in here and melt some people that I just got I think I'll slot this mystic survivor somewhere mythic I said mystic Oh, yeah, look at all these survivors. Jeez Louise So many bailings Not but but but But but but but But but but but but but but I could just retire the new people. You know what I forgot about them Hold on. Let me go to collections Survivors three new ones. No, you won't get her not today. I don't think I have a I Do have it this one wait. I thought this was survivor. Oh I've never done this. I can't hear you. So, yeah, that's another little mini Thing there you can do so as you just put these whites in here Or I said, yeah, that would because it gives you back the survivor XP, okay Or whatever type of thing that you put in there if you put in a hero, it'll give you back a hero XP So does it matter? So now you get back a green one but the more you level it up the blue ones give you back the the give you the training manuals that you need for Evolving like your hero and stuff. I hate to have to scroll down every time But you want to try to get it to at least blue So I would put in like the green ones too. Yeah, I was gonna do the white ones and then the green ones I mean you can split it half and half. Oh, yeah, you will have a blue.  That's what you Want to try to get I don't know what the number is. It's a six there for some reason I don't know why it's a six. I don't either because the six won't give you blue I'll just take for that. I understand it Okay, I'll see how so if I do another one of these greens, I should get a blue. Oh It's 15 This gives a lot of XP back So if I do two of these and the rest greens see what happens you do defenders too You're welcome read and there you go. You have the max there. So you don't want to put More than the max Okay, so let's do greens now. Oh wait Yeah, yeah How do you take it out? Oh, you have max max. Yeah, how do you take it out? Selected again But you see that the sorry you see the blank space over there. Oh, that's what you want to hit Okay, why does it still say max? It's not updating. It's not after I need this point total. Oh Okay, yeah 24 plus 24, so I have a choice. I have to do two. All right, so I have to do well man So you want to look at your other tabs to see if you have like 13 or something like that to kind of get you to So what determines what is the output them the thing with the most amount of points Like if I mix like if I mix this With this if I mix Two different types what's gonna come out like if I do a hero with the survivor What's gonna come out based on the transfer to a hero you're gonna get hero XP and you're gonna get survivor XP But what's the card gonna be the survivors it's the survivors Schematic, so it's you're gonna get a survivor. Okay, so I have to choose a different schematic. All right, so if I go back here and do this Gotcha, and the XP will reflect what I picked so you can put anything in here, but you're gonna get that That one that is a hero Transform key so you're gonna get a hero back so I can put weapons in here. Yeah, okay Now it makes sense now it's come full circle So that's giving me that's 24, and I just need like six to get 30 I'm sorry to get 18. That makes a lot more sense now. I mean, this is good. I'm getting blue survivors out of this Yeah, that's this is not bad deal at all. It's better than recycling Yep Unless you need like quick fast XP Then I just give me XP to that's the cool thing now you have thousand points for hell my god What a hero legendary hero it didn't used to be that much I just swapped it to that But then they gave you more legendary XP for you them as well for hero. It's like 500 to retire a legendary here. I think Mm-hmm. So you say you get manuals for retire or for Recycling But you don't get that from transforming blue if you recycle blue and above you get manuals. Oh, oh That's why it's good to transform the grays and the green right right. Gotcha. That way you get more blues to recycle Yeah Makes sense. They're right now.  Oh, this is good. I like this.   I know Yeah, I was teaching my wife how to play this at one point. Yeah, I don't know if y'all realize that When I was playing it I taught I was teaching her about all this stuff Here we are. I don't know a year or two later Now she's teaching me Don't worry, Breed.   That's why I take a while I'm clearing out space though Get rid of all like whites. That's not a very racist. Don't worry chat. That's about the best I could do there I'm gonna a lot more. I see all these blues starting to pile up now There's just two two greens. Well a warframe could learn from this Like dissolving mods and getting rid of duplicate mods. They could learn a lot from this Hey, you only need two legendaries to redo another one to re-roll That's not that bad at all That's actually really good. So I could take a bit demo and one of these billion ninjas. I have Yeah, I'm about to I'm about to do some survivors. I'm about to combine and get me some manuals That is intentional I'm focusing on survivors right now, and I was doing the hero thing as a joke. So don't even you shouldn't even Don't even pay attention to that. I wasn't joking.  All right, so I recycled the blues For the manuals Legendaries for a rare survivor She come here smack me chat hard So let's go recycle some of these blues, right? Yep, did you already fill up the slots? No I don't have any more slots. Okay, unless they let me take stuff out. That was already slotted.  Did you put your method again?  Oh Yeah, I missed like that. What happened 12 man's 22 manuals. All right, that's good for now Actually, I need more inventory Yeah, don't worry. I'll I'll work on weapons to chat. This is this was focusing on survivors because I got a lot of survivors from those On the unboxings I just did More survivors than anything so I purposely Was focusing on that. That was the reason why I wasn't doing them weapons or anything So that freed up 72 slots. Okay, so let's slot this dude Under squads. What was his characteristics? I didn't even look if you could go to all survivors on that time. Oh Gadgeteer. All right So we'll go to Gadgeteer Squads You're gonna put in the leader. It's a leader. He's a leader. Oh, yeah I thought he was a normal dude and he has an analytical personality Changed some people out. Don't be talking. They were scaring me that no It scares me too. I wonder what she's gonna say She doesn't talk good. I don't want to hear a voice anyway What do you want Kent? I ain't selling them. I Don't want your M. Way products your Avon. I get some points in this guy Okay, I'll just XP 76,000. Oh my goodness What I usually do is I retired the one that I had in there to get back all the rain and all the stuff that I evolved it with That's a good idea.  I did I okay. I did retire 20 drops of rain. I'm scared to do this. I mean you have a better one So that's always why it's up to you. So that's what I usually do. So I'm stage dry chocolate rain Yeah, those mythic leads give you like wait a lot of level When you're not leveling them up. I don't know why it bugs out and does that You have to back out of the Okay, so I need rain. So now you can put those other ones where you know the legendary On the blue ones that you have The ones that you had leveled up You put the analytical ones you took the Legendary ones off so I would put it in where the blue one is see those blue survivors that you have where Go back. You see the blue circles Those circles over there double circles these guys the engineering one And I would put like legendary because like blues are really that great and It doesn't really have to match like right now I mean, you just kind of just want Do I want a nocturnal or grave digger have both? Thanks to my wonderful wife Okay, I think that's all the legendaries I have available I out wow 32 now Yeah Whoo that squash chat. They're very important That's the one thing like people are gonna ignore it like I wanted to ignore it because it was just too much I was like, I don't want to do that Defender squads don't really mean much like I have zero slotted and my defender because it's like they don't add or take away from anything I mean, you could use them during like your Storm shield, but right I got 600 tickets already. This is crazy. I got many reward. Hey, civil More blues, please You just open those for the gold Right, so I'm ain't I just Spin on my gold so that's good to see on that dude Where's he at him? Are you ready? Yeah, let's do a horde change things up. No, let's do this. We said we're gonna focus So complete evacuate the shelter


news update. Good afternoon folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of very, very, very pleasant. Delray Beach, Florida. I love this time of the year. But this is your 2 p.m. update. We have all the U.S. indices trading to the downside. The Dowsoff 412, S&P 63, Nasdaq 296, Russell's down 36, Semi's up 92, Tranny's down 204, Goldy locks up $30.50, Trade out at $1,970. Silver's up 25 pennies. That's a little over 1%. 2385 is the print there. Lights we've crude back to 1889-64 is what she's printing at. So let's do this here. Let's just spend a little time taking a look at really what's going on in the markets and take a look at volume and some key swing points. So the key swing point takes us back to January the 24th. At least that's the swing point for the spy, the cues, and the diamonds. The swing point for the Russell is the 28th. Now we take a look at the swing point for the 24th. Here's what we know. Now that had massive volume, 252 million shares. Every time we've been pulling back, we've been pulling back on light volume. If we take a look at the trading day of February 14th right now, that had volume of 123 million shares and price closed inside that swing point. But that was going against 252. The very next day, price pops above it. So in essence, it was a rejection of that swing point on lighter volume. Today we're testing it again. The swing point top is 440-38. We're at 440-05. We have volume of 51 million shares right now. Again, that's going into 252. Even on the trading day of February 14th, when price moved lower, the volume there was 123 million shares. We are at 51 million shares. It just doesn't appear that we have the volume from the sellers to really push this market higher, nor do we have the volume from the buyers, sellers to push it lower, buyers to push it higher out there. Sometimes we just end up in a market where it's uncertain as to where price is going to head. But we've got the spies testing, a key swing point testing, junior swing points, doing it on lighter volume. If you take a look at the cues out here, the cues have been the big struggle of trying to get out of this January 24th swing point out here. You're back inside it today. Now, the last time we were down here, the cues had volume of 80 million shares. You're at 36 million shares. That's not, it's a kind of a junior swing point. Again, it's pushing, take a look at the Dow diamonds. The swing point from January 24th is 344-12. You've only been down to a low of 344-65 today, the volume 2.2 million shares. Last time you were down here, 7.3 million shares. Look, the God of volumes, they're coming up next. Your favorite polar bear, Tom O'Brien as well. I'm sure they'll touch on this. You just don't have the volume from the sellers. Have a terrific Thursday, folks. We'll see you tomorrow morning.


Welcome. Today is December 4th. This is the Microsoft Developer Sync. All right. I hope everybody had a good week. We had a lot of good things happen this week. Let's see how many more good things have happened this week. Let's start with Ken. How's it going, Ken? You got those boards working? So I've got my board. Yeah. I mean, the LEDs and GPIO switches and the volume appear to be working and I pretty much can start work on converting or creating a personality for this particular type of board with the existing infrastructure. The rabbit hole I went down to today, though, was trying to get the audio working on the QT image. And that's the whole I2S, compiling and everything. So I'm actually recompiling the kernel and I've got some issues that I could follow up with the blue system's people on regarding QT. But then I remembered that this is actually Panicor's issue. So I'm probably not going to bother building the I2S driver and stuff for here. I have some information on what needs to be set up, but I'm assuming Panicor already would know that. So I'm just going to go ahead and get the other pieces of the hardware working for our environment so that when the Panicor image is ready, it can be pushed to the Mark II branch and it can be part of it. And assuming they do their job with getting the I2S drivers compiled and working and all the issues I've seen here, we should be good to go. Okay, great. So Kevin verified that the I2S was working. I assume he did that on a basic Raspbian image. Right. And I validated that work here as well. So I have the Raspbian image up and running. I can see the device. I can listen to it play. So that's absolutely true. But getting it running on a 32 bit Raspberry Pi versus a 64 bit Alpine image, there's some work to be done. Okay. All right. That's good to know. So you're going to, so you've punted that over officially to Panicor to get some I2S drivers and they already have this Jira ticket in there from last week. Okay. We're two weeks ago, right? So I haven't followed up on that. The only follow up I would do is once I get our stuff working, you know, the volume, the switches and the LEDs integrated in our code. If I had to spare a bandwidth, I can go ahead and recompile the Linux headers and stuff on the QT image and give them any pointers if they get stuck. But I suspect that's probably, I suspect they'll have it working before I get to that point. Okay. Yeah. It seems like there might need to be some collaboration there to get this all working because, you know, I don't really know what's involved with the I2S drivers, but, you know, if you've got an example of them working in one operating system and, you know, you need them working in a different operating system, you know, it seems like you both, you each have half of the puzzle that you need, right?  Yeah, but this has nothing to do with Core. This is OS level stuff. This is, yeah, this is simply to get the I2S device driver for audio showing up under Aplay. As far as, yeah, as far as the underlying configuration goes for the boot config.txt stuff and everything, I've got that kind of cloned over from the Raspberry Pi image working. Okay. So I see that stack correct. There's a couple of kernel modules that'll have to be installed that, again, I'm assuming they'll know. So the point is, I'm going to get our stuff going and then as soon as I'm done, I'll turn to the image and say, now I want to see it working on the Panicore image. And if they haven't done their, you know, that work by then, then I'll engage with them and go over the steps necessary to get it working, which may require us to reach out to Blue Systems. I just don't know yet. Okay. Well, let's try to push that as quickly as we can because, you know, depending on whether what the state of the rest of the system is, I don't want to just get into a deadlock of, you know, people waiting for you. The reason I decided to go this route is we have to have our stuff integrated into our code anyway. So I'll do that first. If Panicore is not done, then obviously we'd both want to do a full corp press on getting the image, the kernel, you know, with the right drivers running. Remember that they switched over from 32-bit to 64-bit recently. So some of that work would have been throw away if they would have got it done on the 32-bit anyway. 64-bit requires different headers and different stuff. I mean, I, you know, I got it running on 32-bit, but on 64-bit there's a missing byte shift, you know, header file and stuff like that. So I just decided to punt on that, get our stuff, which we absolutely need done first, done anyway, and then rally back around with Panicore early next week. Okay. Sounds good. All right, thanks. Let's go on to Gez then. How's it going, Gez? Yeah, it's going all right. The Panicore guys got the Wi-Fi connect stuff all wired up, and so the images, there was a small breakage as they were transferring everything across to that, so 64-bit builds. So it's connected, but it's not, it's not, you know, going through the processes as you'd expect it to. So I need to get back with them and figure out what's going on there. They were expecting another, a separate edition coming in, but my understanding was that that was all branding kind of stuff, and EAP support, but everything else was meant to work at the moment. Anyway, so I've got to follow up with them on that. That was all overnight. Other than that, I got the Ken stuff working and went back and forth with him a little bit to make sure we had the steps to reproduce that, which is mostly, I think we're pretty there, aren't we? You said you had an issue doing it on a different image, recently. Are you talking about me and getting everything running? Yeah. So I've adopted a hands-off attitude regarding the Panicor image and have switched to working off the QT image since everything in the Panicor image.  Yeah, so I've just been sending across all the details of that in the Panicor so they don't have to mess around. They can just drop it straight in, hopefully. And started looking at the, I had a quick look at the VF control USB source, and the licensing for that means that we can't distribute the source at all. So we can only distribute binaries, which is a bit of a... Cool. I have an update on that. I did actually get permission to distribute the source for that. Really? I'll, yeah. If I don't send that over to you, ping me on that. But I did get at least an email from them saying that, sure, we can use it. So we can put the source in a publicly available repo? That was my understanding, but let's go take a look at it. Yeah, cool. Because the licensing file says otherwise, so we want to make sure that we have that in writing. So we won't get... Yeah, it just... Obviously, you know, particularly with our community, they're very keen to see the source for everything and make sure that everything running on the devices is open and not containing anything that shouldn't inside there. But anyway, I've dropped the binary and the Microsoft devices repo for the moment anyway, just so that it lives somewhere and we can reference it and stuff. That's about it, you know, I think. Oh, and we did... Okay, did a translation run, which was really good. So a lot of skills getting translation updates and it also came in an opportune time to test the CI updates that we did recently. So we're running concurrent builds and it all seems to be working really smoothly. So that's good. All right, cool. Yeah, I saw a lot of translation tickets coming through recently. Yes, it's something that we need to look at from a higher level. But for the moment, that's what it is. All right, cool. All right, Chris Vair. So today, I spent time looking at the... Adding some device level metrics to our metric stack in Rafauna. Did some coding around that. Just about done with the coding and start testing this afternoon. Once that is done, I think my initial pass at metrics will be done. And then I'll move on to the... On Monday, I'll move on to the new membership stuff. Okay, that sounds great. Derek, you're up. All right, so today I've been balancing a little bit of helping mostly Chris to dare and start the ordering process for the initial run and just kind of handing over things and answering some questions. We had a meeting about that earlier as well. Also got the quote back. Everybody that was on that meeting got, I think, copied on it the quote back from the fulfillment and kit assembly solution. So we reviewed that. And personally, I think it's going to work out and we need to discuss a few more things, right? I'm feeling good about it. And then the thing, the other things I was wrapping up was I had a successful print last night of the full audio chamber and one print solution. So this is all just one print, which means we can double the capacity of printing these. I was actually really happy with this. So I had a couple of changes to that this morning because I had to move a few things, but that was quick. And then I've been working on getting the camera oriented a little bit better on the laser cut version. I finished that. And I'm tweaking a few things still in the 3d print version. So now this guy will sit right in the middle of the top. It's got a little part of the laser cut design that holds it in place. I think it's going to be in the middle. Yeah. Yeah. The middle right in, and it sits and I tested it. So it sits back. Actually sits behind. The screen. Like this. But it's, you know, you don't catch the edge of the screen or anything in the view of the camera. So it's all good. Great. Okay. That's me. That sounds awesome. So what's next up for you? Well, I got to finish this on the 3d print. No late, mostly this, like, I'm still going back and forth a little bit on how the slider works. So close off the, you know, our mechanical shutter, kind of digital music thing. So I got to finish that. And then I need to re quote. This will save us maybe three bucks, three, four bucks. And so I need to re quote a bunch of stuff. For Josh and Chris. And have that all packaged up and ready in account. So when it's time to order, we just hit go. So that's my goal Monday to have all that ready. So that, you know, I'm going to go to the next, whoever says when it's time to go, can just go to the accounts and say, you know, we're part of the X. And we'll be good. That sounds awesome. All right. Josh, do you have anything you want to share with us? Sure. We bought many, many things. So things are on the move. The pie order just dropped a few minutes ago. And the screens were on the move as of last night, although we're still working out how to transfer money to China safely. And basically anything that's over $5. I should be moving by the end of the day. A lot of it already is moving. The 3d print went extremely well. So I have a copy of the one that Derek has as well. And I've got a copy of the 3d printer and it has been reported that it is solid. I did want to provide one quick piece of feedback Derek. The ventilation holes on the 3d printed enclosure are. Right angle corners. Right. The little ventilation stack of holes that goes around the outside of the rim. Yeah. It'd be awesome if those were rounded corners because they would print much, much better. Yeah. Awesome. And then, and then I guess I will. We'll come at it and come at this with a question more than anything else. So do we have a working mark too? You missed the first bit. Yes. We have all of the parts of a working mark too. But we do not have it integrated with the Pantacore image yet. So. That's the next seems like the next step. Okay. And we're having some discussions about some promotions and stuff now that we have working stuff. So. Is there a. Estimated ETA on the working Pantacore version because the first ETA was two days ago and the second ETA was today. So. Yeah. So, I mean, I've got an image that I can use. I don't have. Like I've got the old SJ to a one says that the audio app has been used for a long time. I can talk to the device on my, on my kitchen counter. What they're working on at the moment is the wifi connected and getting that squared away.  Like currently you can't use any of the buttons, for example, on the LEDs and all that sort of stuff. So. And the SJ201 is in there. Yeah. Is that working on the core functionality first and then getting to all the other tickets. Yeah. And then is, is. We got an SJ201 rev four to 10. Kevin was working on some more. What's, what's the, I am not advocating for one of these for me. So let me just start with that. What's the, where do these need to be? Do we need to get two to Europe and one to you guys? Okay. And. Okay. I mean, yeah, I can do everything else. Okay. And we can drop those overnight in a FedEx box. So, and we will simply mark them. Itar. Weapons. Weapons targeting hardware. And I just see what happens. Excellent. Cool. So. So we're very, very, very close on that. It sounds like everything's coming together. Yeah.  It does sound like we should coordinate a bit. On our priorities for Panticor because. Yeah. The, it seems like we have a, a working image now. That runs on the. On the hardware. Right. But now we need to start getting our drivers and that kind of stuff that really, you know, makes it a mark to. Integrated. And now we've got two versions of the hardware out there that are not compatible. So we have to decide which versions they're going to actually work on. Obviously they can't really work on the Rev four until they have one of those boards in house. So let's try to prioritize the work that they're doing on the Rev three. That syncs up with the Rev four stuff. Right. So like getting. Communicating over the eye. To see bus. That's common work. That's going to be useful for both systems. Right. Communicating over the USB to the XMOS chip is not useful because we don't need that in the Rev four. Getting the I two S version up and running is absolutely necessary for the Rev four board, but I don't know if they can work on that until they actually have a Rev four board at house. So I don't know.  Try to coordinate their priorities there. Make sure they're not like, you know, wasting cycles on things that they don't need to do for the Rev three boards at this point. Yes. We shouldn't need VF control USB anymore anyway, right? No, but we do need it. There's an I two C version of the same thing. Yeah. Yeah. So ultimately we'll, you know, we'll need that version. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Okay. Great. Yeah. Hey, this is excellent progress with all the pieces are definitely coming together. We've got parts on order. This is very exciting. So thanks everybody. We will check in again on Monday. But if you've got anything that you need to share issues in the meantime, obviously feel free to reach out. So. Thanks.


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