Season 5 NBA 2k22 has launched people are reacting and on top of that 2k sports Just acquired three licenses for three new games. They're gonna be working on. Hey, look man There's a lot to dive into first of all y'all new to the channel. Be sure to subscribe Bro, it's gonna make me feel better.  Are you I'm trolling but thank you guys for watching. Let's get into it All right first things first NBA 2k22 said boom season five is upon us first of all Let's start with the fact that there's not much hype behind this at least like from my vantage point people are like excited for something new But no one is like breaking down doors to pop on season five NBA 2k22 NBA 2k put out this tweet saying anime themed courts are now in current gen for season five and they actually look good These are the most colorful and Vibrance and actually pretty cool. I've ever seen NBA 2k courts look in the history of the game So to me it's a welcome addition. Hopefully we can see more of this. I can't imagine why not anime theme They know who they're appealing to potentially the dribbleheads now There are there's a decent amount of crossover between people that play 2k and people who appreciate anime So this 2k just showing them some love in season five So everybody was asking the question do the people that hit legend start back from level one answer is yes So here's power drop the screenshot as soon as the season started saying confirmed legends start over at level one So even if you have completed legend, you can still complete level 40 grind every season because you're that type of guy Aren't you you play the game 40 hours a day? Don't you? But once you reach level 40 depending on the affiliation that you're affiliated with well you get a mascot the mascots work A little differently this year batch plug. He's not too happy with it I think the mascots are nice except the night's one. I don't know. It just looks weird. My favorite is the viper What about y'all and man, what am I looking at?  How was that a beast of the east side? Come on, bro This literally looks like a troll version of the cookie monster mixed with the big blue monster from Monsters, Inc This is the Western Wildcat, which in my opinion looks decent. Here's the north side city night's height I actually kind of quit that one and then here is the south side viper It looks a little odd, but it's cool though, bro. The night looks like just like Boba Fett I don't know what it is, bro. He looks just like Boba Fett So if you ever wondered our mascots gonna be in the game. Well, here's your answer They got new ones for you an NBA 2k 22, but not everybody was happy with it I mean aesthetically some of them kind of look odd I mean J. A says here. This is what we're grinding for with the screenshot of the beast of the east side He just looks funny. I don't know what it is man. He just looks funny power says Why is 2k determined to have everybody rocking the same rewards? Nobody wants to wear the same mascot as everybody else and he makes a fair point I mean the past when you reach mascot you had like dozens of different mascots to choose from depending on what your favorite NBA team was So even if a plethora of people reached mascot There was still like enough diversity because there were a lot of mascots to choose from I get what power saying I trust him He's a tryhard at the video games and he's saying like he just loses interest in mascots because everybody has the same ones Although I do think they look good. It'd be nice if there was a lot more variety Maybe some customization allowed to the mascots would be nice, but anyway 2k released, you know, there's seasonal update There was a lot more my team related stuff than city or park divide They're going for is power within they say become the hero of the city and the concha Del Mar deserve and Reach your fullest potential as a legend if you love dropping VC so Ronnie could buy his new Ferrari They got new apparel drops as well dim Mac Jordan X Rui and hyperfly If you're a type person that boots up the game to see what's available to buying swags and in turns off the game You might want to boot it up real quick. You might be wondering are there any gameplay changes? Not really I mean they added Dirk's retired jersey to the Mavericks arena They updated a whole bunch of scans for all of these players You might be familiar with but if you're looking for something to get excited about on these very dry patch notes 2k Says they've made updates in preparation of the my team unlimited 250k tournament They've been doing it for the past like number of years now And there's usually like a lot of flagrant cheating involved where people just like boot others and things of that nature 250k is on the line and 2k never enforces any rules so people say hey Why not but aside from that like when you hop on the game Unlikely you're gonna notice a single difference in terms of what the gameplay feels like people again immediately getting pessimistic The mascot says cool, but it's that the mascots people were used to I guess it's something new instead of the same Refurbished things over and over and over again, but at the same time you know that in a few weeks time because people have already hit level 40 Everyone's gonna have the same mascot So it's not gonna be as exciting to have something if everybody else has it especially when there's no customization available I mean dignified tweeted saying it's something about a new season starting There's not being any hype for it and it being tough to get people to play kind of weird this year I don't know follows up It sucks man like the game in general too many isn't too bad never really had too many complaints about the gameplay Because you kind of deal with the broken stuff But when they have bad rewards and nothing added to change the how builds play make them better it gets boring I immediately had people like Devo reminiscing about the times and NBA 2k 19 where they had a fantastic experience and to be fair It was a much better game. That's the nature of gaming You're gonna appreciate what you were experiencing now probably years from now doesn't necessarily mean the game's always gonna be great But even me I hated 2k 18 but looking back I still hate 2k 18 My point is is that looking back? I at least know that I had a fantastic time playing pro and as bad as the neighborhood was So as it relates to the patch five, I mean there's not too much to talk about but this at least for me is where it gets interesting So well, I saw this report here saying that 2k sports secures a Lego license for sports games Interesting piece one I thought Lego was exclusive with some other company and two they mentioned games are all of them going to be Lego games Does this explain the fact that 2k's been hiring a lot more developers and they tout that stuff in their earnings reports They talk about how many people are hiring the company etc. Etc. The reality is they have so many new games They're adding to their roster those new developers aren't working on the game that you want to get improved most likely But something interesting might come afoot like as a sports Lego title We don't know how that's gonna go So I decided to search up some articles just to get a little bit more information But check this out people with knowledge of the plan said that the Lego group is looking to increase It's video game output once an exclusivity deal with Warner Bros expires Okay, 2k signed a multi-game partnership with the toy company for Lego sports line of titles with the football soccer game developed by Sumo digital they also mentioned a racing game that's gonna drop but this is actually an important note They they're saying is developed by visual concepts Those are the guys that work on 2k which like I'm not gonna like ring the alarm bells or nothing But it's like man. There's already not enough going on with 2k You mean to tell me the same guys working on 2k are gonna spend their time working on a Lego sports title Like it just doesn't feel like the appropriate thing to do given how broken 2k always seems to be I personally have never played a single Lego game I don't even think I've seen gameplay of a Lego game in my life But I always see him at the store or so somebody's buying them if you asked me I think 2k is trying to like appeal to the real boppers out here, bro Like the five and six year olds which makes sense 2k wants people to be fans for life You get them at an early age playing the Lego games and then they're eventually gonna grow into the simulation games And there's gonna be a plenty of like bro They can jump from a golf game 2k has to now racing games 2k has to basketball games 2k has and we know that 2k is Interested in doing something in the arcade football department because EA's Exclusivity license only applies to simulation games So long story short 2k is coming out with so many new IPs and titles and different licensing agreements that even though They're hiring more people is probably not gonna go towards the game that you really wanted to which sucks I get how business works at the end of the day like they just want to diversify their income They don't know how much more 2k could possibly grow They'd rather pivot more into the mobile market then give a fuck about the consoles It is what it is, but it's like man. It doesn't help bro I can't help but be pessimistic, but you should probably be excited knowing that 2k has the game They're probably gonna add a lot of micro transactions, but they might make it a better game in the process I don't know if you guys knew but take two was literally about to collapse like the company that owns GTA The Red Dead's and the NBA 2k's about 15 years ago They were on the brinks of collapsing to come back to the point where they're one of the biggest publishers in the game They're obviously doing something right every time I look at their earning reports to check how their stock is doing is going higher than it did previously But they're doing something right so they're gonna continue to move in the direction of what's working and what's correct That being said season 5 a little underwhelming it's gonna give me a reason want to hop on the game and play for a little bit I'll see what the changes feel like am I gonna grind to level 40? Absolutely not have too many things going on during my day And if you guys want to see those too many things well I have like five other channels on YouTube you can watch me do anything from react to stream clips to a second channel Where I go outside and do IRL content all of that link in the description depending on what you're interested in Hey, otherwise man if y'all missed the last season update You want to catch up on everything that's changed last month in NBA 2k go ahead click that video Otherwise, I'll catch you out in the next one. Peace


Welcome back to theCUBE's live coverage here in Boston, Massachusetts, Red Hat Summit 2023. Also, Ansible Fest folded in for the first time. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE with Paul Gillan, breaking down all the action. Day two, wall-to-wall coverage. CUBE alumni going back to 2015, an OG in theCUBE, Chris Wright, Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President of Global Engineering at Red Hat. Chris, great to see you. And thanks for coming. I know you're super busy. Coming off the keynote stage, everything's good. How are you doing? I'm pumped to be here. I always enjoy being with you guys, so doing well. So going back, I wanted to weave in the 2015 because there's so much that's happened. I mean, that's just a long time ago. Seems like just decades ago. But look at what Red Hat, you got Ansible Fest folding in that automation message. I mean, this is something that's been a mindset of Red Hat. Now it's in open source. Now part of the big tent event, scale, efficiency, all happening. We had automotive on earlier. Talk about latency management and edge. A lot of stuff going on. Give us the quick take on the action here. What's your favorite announcement? How would you describe this year's Red Hat Summit given all this action? Of course, AI hype. Yeah, yeah. Well, how would I describe it? Super exciting. I mean, it's really, really amazing to be here together with our community. It's developers, it's users, it's different businesses represented, partners. And part of it is just the energy being in the same place at the same time, which is fantastic. We have a lot going on. So we're talking about different ways that we can look at helping enterprises reduce some of their costs and really maintain, build a lot of consistency. Think about automation to reduce the cost of running the infrastructure and running the business. And then what can we do to help developers be more impactful and help businesses generally grow? AI is a part of that, but it's not the only piece. So a lot, a lot going on. We had Matt Hicks on twice yesterday. One, he came in off his keynote, but also I'm here with John Granger from IBM Services, and we had a customer on. Really amazing how that whole acquisition was all about the scaling up and also the access to more engineering, more integration. So much happening, event-driven, was a great announcement. That's kind of like the blocking and tackling and then light speed with the AI, which we saw at Ansible Fest last year with Wisdom, kind of coming to light. Is the speed of innovation faster now with the IBM relationship, more exposure, more action? How's the product acceleration coming for customers? What are the highlights? Well, we work across a broad partner ecosystem. And in this context with the Ansible Light Speed announcement, we're partnering directly with IBM as really the brains behind the AI models, the foundation models. But in general, I'd say innovation just keeps speeding up across the industry. We have so much collaboration happening in open-source communities and more and more people come into those communities and that just speeds up the pace of development. The way we're working together is focusing on helping bring tools that come from our entire partner ecosystem and the AI innovation that helps us focus on automation, make it easier to quickly automate tasks, is just a way to help build efficiency into the business. And by the way, I saw AWS, Ruby was on stage, we had Dell on stage, the appliance, a lot of action. A lot of announcements this week. Light speed, event-driven Ansible, the software supply chain is very interesting. What are customers saying? I mean, what seems, which of those seem to be exciting customers the most? Well, it's the, if we break it down into areas of, you know, there's the infrastructure piece, platform engineering, there's the developer side. How can we make developers more effective, more efficient, move quicker? In any of those cases, we see a lot of interest from our customers. And I think one of the questions they're asking is, we're living in a world where the economic climate is unclear and there's a talent shortage. How do we get the people that have the skills to do the work? And so making things easier and easier to consume as software technology can get more and more complicated. We're building these hybrid clouds, which are spanning multiple infrastructures, public clouds, on-premises, all the way out to the edge.  That's the kind of conversations that we're having. And they're like, how can you help us move faster with the skill sets that we have? Obviously the AI was really popular. You mentioned light speed, but the data science open shift was there. What's the pitch for customers to get more visibility onto that product? What would you say to them to check out that data science open shift announcement? Yeah, well, open shift AI is a collection of capabilities that we have that really bring together data and applications onto a common platform. That's a Kubernetes platform. That's open shift. And you know, we've spent a lot of time building applications. We understand CI, CD pipelines. We know how to put applications into production. We need all of that same rigor and discipline in the enterprise to take data, train models, tune models, put models into production. And that kind of workflow is really, there's not the same maturity level in the enterprise. So open shift AI helps bring that platform capability so our customers can build that maturity and understand what it means to put a model into production, monitor the accuracy of the predictions of that model and then retrain as you get new data sets and as models drift from the dynamic world that we live within. As a CTO, of course, this is the year of AI and a lot of concerns out there though about transparency, auditability, reliability. As a CTO, how do you come at AI? How cautious are you when you come at integrating AI capabilities into your products? Well, we're pretty thoughtful about it. And you know, some of the things that you mentioned about the concerns, I think they're very valid. So we have to pay close attention. What we're focused on, especially in the work we're doing together with the IBM research team that's built Watson X and foundation models, it's taking specific areas and training models with curated data. So you have a much better view of what goes in and as a result, what comes out. And this is the difference between a general purpose generative AI tool that's trained on a broad corpus of data versus something that's really more domain specific. And I think that's a key. And so we're integrating more domain specific areas like Ansible YAML as a starting point. We're immediately moving to Kubernetes YAML for OpenShift and you can kind of imagine how we'll keep adding these capabilities into our portfolio, leveraging more of this domain specific view and even enabling our customers to take their own data and build their own models that are very within the enterprise focus. So I think this helps understand where the data comes, helps you feel more confident when you understand where the data come from that you're going to produce a meaningful result. And that training data has come up in our discussion, certainly in our reporting. If you have the wrong training data or you're too loose or too fast and loose with the data, you can contaminate the models. So you have to be careful with the quality of the data. Yeah, there's a whole discussion around poisoning data. And again, if you have a curation process and a governance around what data goes into models, you're stemming that concern at least in a meaningful way. And that's where we've been focused is building these more domain specific generative AI tools together with partners. With Red Hat OpenShift data science, you could moving the company in kind of a new area. Data science where it's not traditionally been focused. How are you convincing customers to give a look at that product? Well, there's a couple of things that I think really help bring customers' attention to the space. One is all the innovation that's happening in machine learning and AI. All the tools are built in open source communities. And because we have such a strong relationship with open source communities, customers are curious, what can we do to help them bring in those tools into their enterprise? So that's one piece. And then the other one is bringing together a common platform that supports data specific workloads as well as application workloads. And in the end, they run together. So you think about what we would call an intelligent application or business logic that's wrapped around an inference engine. The way you build and manage and lifecycle those things together I think is really important. And so our enterprise customers are looking at that as a need and we're able to show them you have the skills already to run this AI platform, it's OpenShift, and here's the additional tools that build on top that let your MLOps teams be more effective, we curate content, here's containers filled with notebooks and PyTorch and TensorFlow and all the tools that you would expect as a data scientist. You've had a long history with open source, being a kernel contributor and programmer. Matt Hicks yesterday, when I asked him about the AI wave, which we think is going to be the most significant of the waves of the three ways PC, web, and AI, he threw on the iPhone in the speech, I think that's still part of the web, but we can debate that later. He compared the AI movement to similar traction that the Linux kernel and the Linux movement had in the early days, it really went really fast. He thinks it can be faster. What's the state of open source today? Because if it accelerates as fast as we think it will, it's going to put pressure on the system. The governance, the people, the structure, it won't topple it over, but it'll certainly challenge the integrity of the stability of the system. What does open source have to do to make sure they're not driftwood, that they ride the wave properly? It's an interesting question. So open source is a way of doing development and the reason I say that is there is no the open source community. There's collections of developers that form their own communities and there's communities of communities and so it's a big distributed, resilient, kind of organic model. And as a result, growth is a fairly natural part of the open source kind of development model. The things that are, you know, certainly we'll have more people coming in to help contribute. We'll have projects that will have a lot of pressure and figure out how to- More code that's going to be shared by machines too. Well, I think that was exactly where I was going. Part of this is what we produce can help developers be more efficient at both producing code and reviewing code and even making recommendations. So here's a better way to refactor this algorithm into the existing code base that you have. So, you know, I think on the one hand, we'll create pressure. On the other hand, we grow through people and we're resilient through this sort of organic style of how open source development works. And then the tools that we're developing will help us then scale again. So it's sort of a, there's an inception. It should be efficient. It should be a human AI interaction. I think that's critical. We're not at a place where we're replacing the creativity of humans. This is about machine-assisted human intelligence. And I think of it as you and I have the exact same skill set. We have the same task in mind. You start with a well-drafted, rough draft. I start with a blank sheet of paper. You're going to move a lot faster than I am. And that's what we're doing with AWS. I was talking to Matt off camera about the Google Memo that leaked. Everyone was talking about that two weeks ago, a couple weeks ago, and they used the word moat. And when I hear moat, I'm like, hmmm, competitive advantage. Is there always competition in open source? And that's a good thing. You clarified why a moat and these ecosystems is not a bad thing for open source. Well, the way open source works is businesses put developers on projects. Within the project, we're collaborating together to make the project functional, succeed, have features that represent different business interests. So in the community, the focus is building the best technology. Different businesses then take that technology and decide how they go to market. What is their differentiation in that space? In some cases, you'll see the kind of open core model where there's something around the open source that's providing proprietary differentiation. What we do is 100% open, so we have a different take on that. And I think we all just approach the business opportunity from a different perspective. But the community is really the core innovation engine. And in the community context, that's about collaboration and building the best technology. Chris, I know you're really busy. You got a hard stop and your time is very valuable. Thank you for coming on theCUBE.  You got Project Kepler out there on the energy side. What's out on the horizon? Give us a quick sound bite on what's coming in. Well, a couple things we didn't touch on, security. So security is really critical and all of our customers are asking, what can we do to help them build trust in the software supply chain? So we're putting together tools that are in that CI CD space to help them understand where code's coming from and where it goes into production, which is really important from a customer perspective. And then the whole world is grappling with our global climate challenge and software and software systems, hardware at the bottom of the stack are part of that. So we're enabling power saving features as we always have with our hardware partners but then taking that further with a project like Kepler to give a systems level view of where power consumption goes so that we can help reduce the overall power consumption of applications and overall systems. So really important things that are top of mind from a board perspective, a customer level and it's all happening in open source communities. By the way, Etos was on theCUBE before you came on. They were really impressed by the visibility and transparency in the supply chain to your security point. That's a huge issue. Yeah, it's fundamental because you want to understand where code came from and where it's in production so that you have the chance to remediate issues as they pop up. Thank you for your time. Chris Wright here at theCUBE. CTO, head of engineering at Red Hat, Mr. Cube, Paul Gill, I'm John Furrier. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break.


Good morning Hickets Tuesday, so every November thousands of people around the world participate in a lovely writing project called Nano-Rymo, or National Novel Writing Month, wherein they write a novel in a month. And the idea is that if you just write every day and don't worry too much about getting it right, then you can write a 50,000 word novel in a month. Which is an astonishment to me because while I have written 2,000 words in a day, I definitely have not been able to do that 25 days in a row. Any time I start a new writing project I manage to convince myself it will be quick and easy. Like a few years ago, when I started writing about tuberculosis, I definitely thought this is a small and straightforward project with a limited audience and no risk of a movie adaptation. It won't be that hard. And I think I was correct about the risk of a movie adaptation, but it has not turned out to be a small or straightforward project because tuberculosis turns out not to be a small or straightforward concept. And anyway, what I'm writing isn't just about tuberculosis, it's also about how tuberculosis is a form and expression of injustice. So yeah, not only did I fail to finish that in a month, like here we are three years later and I've still failed to finish it. And then a couple years ago on November 1st I wrote 2,000 words of a new story and again I thought, this is a fairly straightforward and contained story, you know approximately how it ends. You can do this. Uh oh. Uh oh. Ouch! Oh no, sneezing is never normal. But right, on the first day I wrote 2,000 words and I thought, if I just do this for 30 straight days I'll have a 60,000 word novel. The problem was that by the fifth day I was like, oh my god there's so many problems with what I wrote on the first day and the second day. And that's just sort of how I write.  Writing and revising are kind of inextricably linked for me and I don't really think of them separately because even the initial act of writing is a kind of rewriting for me because I'm trying to take ideas that exist in sort of nebulous forms in my head and turn them into language which is sort of rewriting. You know what, I don't want to harp on this, but maybe it wasn't a sneeze, maybe it was a momentary lapse in judgment, but anyway, the point is that I have this wildly inefficient way of writing. And I think I just have to live with it, which is why in 2007 at the dawn of Vlogbrothers I created an alternative to NaNoWriMo called Nafatoy Bimskom, also known as National Finish A Draft of Your Book, I mean seriously, Come On Month. And over the years I've been able to use a few months this way, like in 2010 I completed a draft of my book The Fault in Our Stars in mid-December after attempting Nafatoy Bimskom and I completed a draft of Paper Towns in November of 2007 during my first ever Nafatoy Bimskom. It occurs to me, by the way, that I used to be very open about my writing process and like where I was in the writing of a book and then after The Fault in Our Stars was published I felt like I really couldn't do that even on Vlogbrothers because suddenly like there were lots of people putting lots of pressure on me and like trying to figure out like which season a book would come out in because that had like implications for a publicly traded corporation. But now I feel like I can talk about it. I'm trying to finish something.  And that's why I'm trying to do Nafatoy Bimskom here in November of 2023. Maybe I should just tell the truth, which is that I've already finished a draft. This is more a Nafatoy Bimskom finish a revision of your book. I mean seriously come on month. But at any rate, I'm supposed to be writing and so far it's going terribly because I'm just a smidge, depressed and anxious at the moment. But I'm hoping that by revealing my plan, I can jumpstart the execution of it. And anyway, over the last 20 years of writing stories, one thing that's been extremely helpful for me is implementing artificial deadlines and then pretending that they're real. Look, almost every form of meaning is constructed, right? Like we convince ourselves and each other that this stuff matters because that's how we get stuff done together. And I need to convince myself that this revision is due at the end of November 2023. So this November, whether you're doing NaNoWriMo or Nafatoy Bimskom or something else that ends in M, I hope that you're able to complete your deadline and meet your goals and I hope that I'm able to as well. Hank, I'll see you on Friday. The best part of the video is where you said I'm just a smidge, depressed and anxious. But you know what, like, you like editing video, you're going to go edit this video and that will be good. So, still recording.


Hello. How's everybody doing today? I had a pretty amazing opening act with Lainis. That was pretty exciting. You don't often get that opportunity. Well, I'm here today to talk about trust. Some of you may know me, but many of you probably don't. So how can I come to earn your trust today? I always believe that sharing is caring. So we're going to start on that. I'm going to share a little bit and hopefully I'll end up caring a little bit.  They think I have some value that I can add to you all. Trust is earned through demonstrating desired behaviors and earning respect in every interaction. I assert to you that I have done some interesting and occasionally useful things that have earned the trust and respect of members of the community. And they felt, obviously, I could add some value for you all here today, but I have to start earning your trust. And I'm going to start doing that right meow. My handle is CROBE. I am extremely glad to be here in beautiful historic Dublin, Ireland. Jiguit, everyone. I will next assert to you that Open Source has always been built on trust and always will be. Open Source is really always been an interesting, amazing, and complex web of trust. 30 years ago, when a student named Linus sent out an email, he started us off on this journey. And that saw us all contribute first to a platform where they could host these amazing ideas, and then eventually it developed into an ecosystem and then turned into a whole new way of developing software that scales that have never been seen before. Along the way, the threat landscape changed. And as the adoption of these new tools and methodologies penetrated further and further into our everyday lives, what at one point was referred to as a bunch of hobbyists, that transformed and it evolved into these amazing tools and ideas that are the foundation that the global economy is driven by. But each time some new vulnerability came up, the community came together and we fixed it. It might not have always been pretty, but it got fixed. And with each new high-profile incident, it pounded home the notion that we all had become critical infrastructure. And also with each new headline, it also helped us realize that there were some gaps in our trust. Intrinsically, Open Source software is built upon communities of individuals coming together. They collaborate and they build something wonderful. And one or two person projects blossom into vibrant communities which impact the whole ecosystem. And this trust requires, this all requires trust from the foundation, up and down the stack throughout the supply chain. And this brings me today where organizations like the one I work with, we've been contributing to Open Source communities for over 20 years and we feel very strongly about contributing and participating. So we came together with competitors, friends, newcomers and incumbents. And we came together in the spirit of trust and transparency because we wanted to help the software and the movement that we all love. So building upon these relationships and this trust earned in the past, the Open SSF was formed with the idea of improving security for the whole Open Source ecosystem. We have corporations, maintainers, researchers, academics, individual contributors. We've all joined together for nearly the last three years and we've focused on very specific problems. You've heard names like projects like Sigstore, S-bombs, Salsa, scorecards, badges. These all have been woven into the story that the community is banded together with to try to make the whole ecosystem better. Focusing on specific security problems that have the potential for maximum benefit for the whole of the ecosystem for all maintainers, for all contributors and all consumers. We've gathered together to help work on some of these tough problems. And these problems affect virtually everyone. Companies like Intel see value in participating to help contribute to solve them. Intel has continuously worked to strengthen and grow Open Source communities because the future is open and we work on open standards, tools, processes. Then we try to set trusted expectations for software products and services that we make and we hope that the whole community eventually can adopt and model after. And this is what myself and my fellow geese in the open SSF are striving to bring to all communities. So now that I've shared a little bit and hopefully demonstrated that I care, ideally I've earned a little bit of your trust. And I ask you all, my open source family here and out on the inner tubes watching from home, please join us and help us solve some of these immense problems. I hope everyone had some crack and hopefully we learn to trust each other a wee bit more. Thank you for your time and attention. And please, I look forward to seeing you contributing and building that trust. Thank you everybody.


It's everywhere you look in Lagos, on the streets and drains of Hybro-Victoria Island, as well as places considered to be the neighborhood of the less privileged, I'm talking about waste. An estimated 14,000 metric tons of waste are generated in Lagos every day, and most of it is improperly disposed to constituent health and environmental hazards. In this feature, plus TV Africa's Messi, a Beco, delves into the waste disposal culture of everyday Lagosians. July the 16th was a day many people who work at the marina, a business district in Lagos which never happened. These was worth the packing lots of marina looked like, as it rained all day. Even after the rain stopped, it took hours before the flood waters receded. This is one of the reasons. Block drains. Dumping waste in the gutters and water channels is a terrible thing to do. By throwing your waste, especially things like nylon bags and those pure water sachets, into those water channels, your very action might be responsible for people dying, especially children. Because those water channels is where the flood water from the rain will go. And if it's blocked, then you get floods. Visit to some parts of a Jigunle or Balinday, Marua, Adu, Badu ratio, clock drains, stagnant water and lack of water channels. These people agree to improper disposal of waste. I'll tell them on the road to be frank, because you can't find any waste being around, just put them on the road. Put them anywhere you find comforts. Enjoy it on the road now. It is a common place for people to dump bags of waste on the roadsides of Adu and Badore in Ajara area. But that doesn't mean there aren't residents of Lagos who dispose of the air waste properly.  This is not dirty. You want to use it for it and you can use it for your oil. But that place where we are staying, selling markets, after we clean that place, I will sweep that place, after I sweep it, I put it inside the nylon and took it there. So if you want to come, go to your carrier and go. In my house, we do to put it inside one black nylon, then we put it at the gates. Then the long man that we used to pay them, they will come around and pick the refuges every Monday, at times twice in a week, they will come and pick the refuges. Those who do it properly pay a monthly bill to enable private contractors, known as private sector participants or PSPs, evacuate the waste the government designated dump sites. But Maja Kudumi says there is a better way. This practice of dumping the waste outside the house or just in the mid-journ on the road so the waste collectors can come and pick it up, is not the best, is not the best. But also from ourselves as individuals, we have to ensure that we put our waste in a place where it can be better collected. Is it so difficult to have your community, if it's a very dense community, have a few dustbins? Lagos States generates more than 14,000 metric tons of refuse every day, according to its ministry for the environment and water resources. But only 70% of that goes to approved dump site. This means the remaining 30% amounting to 4,200 metric tons find its way to illegal dump site, the streets and the drainages. That is enough waste to fill 5.6 million regular bottles of water illegally dumped in Lagos State every day. Merci beaucoup for Plus TV Africa.


What's going on guys? It's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and in today's Destiny video I have some more exclusive taking king gameplay for you guys. This was applied to me by Diacronic, a fellow Destiny YouTuber who you can check out, whose channel is linked in the video description, go check him out and show him some love. Now we set up, he was using this, it's a Titan, Sunbreaker, subclass setup, weapons, primary he was using at first, the Sonia, I think that's how it's pronounced, auto rifle, halfway through he switches it up to the Suas PDX45 which is a pulse rifle, second day he's using the Iron Reef sidearm, heavy he's using the JLB 42, all these weapons and their mods I will show you guys on screen now, also a massive shout out to more console for allowing me to use this footage of these weapons and their mods. Now the game mode he was playing is called Rift, now this is a new game mode to Destiny and if you don't know what Rift is it's basically a game mode a lot like, upling from advanced warfare, now if you don't know what that is basically both teams have to fight it out over a spark which was spawned in the middle of the map, once the team has obtained the spark it's their job to deliver it to the enemy base, basically you have to bomb the enemy base, I think it's about 1500 points per bomb and landed, you can also get extra points though from walking backwards and dunking it backwards into the point, also I think as well you can get extra points by holding the spark for a certain period of time and getting killed with it but I'm not certain of this, now the map he's playing on is called Bannerfall, the last city on earth, now this is basically the back of the tower, a actual PVP map based on the tower, that's gonna be flipping epic, I can not wait to play this, I really can't along with the other shit that comes with the taking king, but guys that is it for another video, hope you enjoyed the rest of the gameplay, like I said it was applied to me by Diachronic, check him out and show him some lovely channels linked in the video description, hope you guys enjoyed the video, do drop a like, I do appreciate the support and peace out until next time, peace!


Tom here from Learning Systems and we're going to talk about Synology Snapshots. This is a really cool feature that you can use in addition to other backups that you're using. The reason you may want to use Snapshots is because they work as Snapshot points in time for a particular folder that you may set up as a schedule that you can also go and replicate even to another Synology. A couple prerequisites. That first one is going to be it has to be formatted with ButterFS and second, support the Snapshot packages. Synology has a list under sight of which models support it linked down below. Next, if you want to replicate it to another Synology, same rules apply. It doesn't have to be the same Synology unit. You can take a larger Synology NAS and have a smaller Synology NAS that you replicate these Snapshots to. Next, these Snapshots will present as volume shadow copies under a window share. This is awesome because it allows users to right click on a folder and see the previous versions of those files or folders. This means you, if you're an IT admin, don't have to be bothered or just from a simplicity standpoint, you don't have to go into the Synology to be able to right click and restore a previous version. Something of note in this is very important. I mentioned ransomware recovery in the title and the reason why is because, yes, this can be a fast way to recover if there was an incident, not just a I clicked on something and deleted it accidentally incident, which is pretty common with users or overwriting a file, but the worst case scenarios that often happen with ransomware, but there's another prerequisite for that. And that's that you don't use the same credentials to manage your Synology, which will allow the admin of these Snapshots that you use for your windows domain that you use for your users. The tools that are available, such as these Snapshots are really great for being able to offer you a quick rollback. But if you just reuse the same passwords and threat actors get your password, they're just going to go through each one of these systems and either disable or delete them from the admin menus and break those backups. This goes as really the same for any backup process. If it's all sharing the same credentials, you've kind of negated a lot of this because well, the threaters may not just attack the system, they will look and try and use the same credentials, maybe that logged into that system elsewhere on your network. I just want to make sure that's clear upfront because that is a frequent problem. And I wish it wasn't so frequent of a problem. Nonetheless, it's something you can prevent and set up good password hygiene, just want to set a reminder for it. All right, now let's jump into the demo. And I will want to mention once again, really quickly, I have a link down below to the Synology Replication documentation. It's great. Take the time to read through it and you can understand some of the extra features they have in there and maybe go beyond what I'm going to cover in this video is this quick demo. But yes, it is well documented. I have this company biz data folder, which is going to be our demo where we have some, actually it's got my t-shirt designs in there. I threw in some of those in here, I threw some notes, manuals, lots of random data so we can test and show you how this works. Now there's currently no snapshots at all set up. And currently we have no scheduled replication, no snapshots, but this is the snapshot tools that you have to load to get this working. Pretty simple. We just go to the package manager and install it. There's not anything special you really have to do. Now in terms of doing the snapshots, we can take one manually, we can look at the list to see if there's any on there. But let's first go over to my window system and show you what this share looks like right now. And here's the share in Windows. And let's just right click on this particular folder and we're going to go to restore previous versions. There's no previous versions to restore because there's no snapshots. In order to start the snapshot process, we're going to go here and we'll just do a manual snapshot. So we'll do one. We're not going to lock it. Locking is just since here prevents the snapshot from being automatically moved during the creation of schedule snapshots when you set up retention policies. But we'll just call this one test. Processing and it happens relatively fast depending on the data depending on the system itself. But now we can go to the snapshot list. We see test, we see the calculate size and it'll tell you how much was snapshot and how much size was used. Pretty straightforward here, but there's really not much difference in this particular snapshot because we haven't made any changes. We just said that's the point in time we wanted to save. And that point in time when we look at the list here is going to be the 1024 AM. So let's go back over to the window system. And if we right click on that folder again, and we say really restore previous version, we see same timestamp on it, the previous version available. So let's go here to like notes, and even like a file, for example, go here and say restore previous version. Now, because it hasn't changed, there's not a new version of this, but I would be able to see it on the folder itself. If we say restore previous version, and I wanted to make sure that was clear because what we're going to do is take this note, whatever was in here, there's not much in here, save. All right, now we have saved this note. So now it has less data than it did before. As a matter of fact, let's just fill it with some gibberish here. And now we want to be able to restore that previous version. So now if we go click on it again, and we want to restore previous version, there's that version. And the previous date isn't the date of the snapshot, it's the date that the metadata had for this particular file, which was 52621. And we can restore that version. So we know currently I just have some gibberish in there. Let's go ahead and hit restore. Do we want to restore it? Absolutely. Go ahead and hit restore. Hit successfully restored previous version. That's all you have to do to enable it is start having the snapshots. Now we'll get into the schedules in a second, but I want to point out something else. So now it's back to its original form. But let's go ahead and look at something a little bit different when it comes to doing this. Restore previous version. Notes, and let's open it as a folder. All right, now I've got this special folder, and it tells me the date on there, but let's go ahead and do this. Let's delete everything in here. That didn't work. Let's try it again. Nope, I can't delete these. This is the part I want to make clear. The end user attached to the share. So if a threat actor, for example, in the ransomware scenario, we're able to get to this end user's system like this, that does not grant them permission to do snapshots. Volume shadow copies are a method that Microsoft uses, but they're not exactly how they work when you're using Samba and Synology. What they're doing is presenting as volume shadow copies, but they're immutable. The end user does not have permission in this context in order to delete or edit them. They're actually snapshots that presented as read only to the user. This is what allows you to roll things back when users have goofed things up without the end user being able to delete all those extra ones. That question comes up a lot. So I want to make that part clear. Now let's talk about scheduling and how the replication works. So back over here to our Synology. And actually, let's go ahead and we're going to remove this particular snapshot. We don't need it. And let's set up enable automatic snapshots. We want them daily. Well, for demo purposes, I actually want them even more options. We're doing these things every five minutes because I need a lot of them. And we're going to kick this demo off. So now we have snapshot schedule and then retention policy. Let's keep the last 20 of them. That works. Or you can keep the last seven days worth. Or you can set custom rules so you have a lot of different granular options for maybe you want this many at this time. And this allows you to get kind of detailed because maybe you want this constant rolling snapshot, but you don't want to take up how much space it would take.  So at least one of these is a month old, at least one of these is the year old, at least one of them so on and so forth. So they do give you some granular options for simplicity. We're just going to say keep the last 20. Hit OK. And now they're scheduled. Okay, so I jumped ahead a couple of minutes, we let it do its automated snapshots, just we can keep it simple here. And we'll take another one so I don't have the patience to wait forever. And we'll just say another test, hit OK. So now we have two snapshots, it's processing, but let's go ahead and make some changes here. And that change is going to be, we're just going to delete everything in this folder, we're just going to purge it, blow it out. Here we go. We are deleting all the items in this particular folder. Now I wanted to do it this way to show, because we're going to do another snapshot again, and show you how fast we can do the restore. So we've deleted it or, you know, if it was a ransomware incident, we could have encrypted it that fast as well. So switch back over. And to that we're going to use the recovery. So we go here to recover, we click on recover. We want this version here that was from 1030 before we deleted. So we'll go and restore this action, and we want to restore to this snapshot. Take snapshot before restoring. No, I don't want to, don't mind. So we deleted everything. So there's nothing I'm worried about preserving, restore the settings to the shared folder. This restore settings, including shared folder quota, user quota privileges, advanced settings under SMB settings. You can do that. I didn't change any of them, but you can hit okay. And it's going to go processing. And that's it that quickly. And obviously it's going to depend on the volume of data and how fast your NASA's, but that was able to restore all of our data. So we go over here to windows, refresh, all the data is exactly back. All right. Now that we know all the data was restored, let's talk about how to do this with multiple Synology. So you can have all this protection and also replicate it to another device. And we do that by going to create under replication and guide you through this local or remote. If you have multiple volumes, you would be able to choose and you can actually replicate the data between multiple volumes, you may have set up on your Synology, but we're going to choose another Synology. So we choose remote and we type in the IP address of that Synology. And yes, it does support server name, but we're doing this all by IP using cryptic connection. I put the username and the password into this particular Synology. It sees where it's going to be backing up to you. And we choose what we want backed up with these snapshots next, send the initial copy over the network is estimated to take about 13 seconds because it measures the speed between these devices. But by the way, it measures the speed between devices, not the speed of the drives in it. So I actually know it's going to take a little bit longer, or you can actually choose a storage location to create like a seed copy and do an import. We're just going to send it over the network over here and sync immediately after the creation of the replication task. So we're going to get next. You can choose a schedule and this schedule can be different than your other schedule for your local snapshot. So maybe you're only sending this once a night or during a specific transfer window because they have transfer window options. Well, you can have these replications going, but then they only go during certain periods. But we'll go ahead and just leave this all at default as a daily, but like I said, it's all granular. If you want to get more detailed on how you have these going next, number to keep. Now you can keep different policies for the remote retention versus the local retention as well. Just pointing that out. We're just going to keep say seven days worth that are going to the other analogy next. They can also replicate all the other ones you did just under replicate schedules, local snapshots. So those local snapshots can be replicated as well. And we'll click next, we're not going to bother with that done. And it's going to kick off the process. Now I want to point something out. The other system did not contain any data called company biz data or anything like that. It's going to create those folders for you. So if we go over here to the other Synology and we look at the snapshot replication and snapshots, it's kicking off the process of the Synology is pausing a little bit right now. And right here we go, it says located on volume one, it's receiving all that data. I believe we go to file station right now. It won't even show anything, but an error saying, I don't have permission to that particular folder because it's doing it on the fly right now and creating it. And okay, it just shows no data in there. I know if you try to expand it, it will. Oh, okay. So it will show stuff until it's while it's synchronizing or maybe finished already. Yeah, it finished already. So now it's showing up. I know if you click into it while it's waiting, sometimes it says wait till it's done because you don't have permission for this. Just wanted to make note that you don't have access to all the data until this replication task has completed. Now the final thing I think is really cool is how you do the recovery on here. I think this is a nice feature because obviously you're taking data from Synology A and putting it on Synology B, but how do you get that data back? They've actually built in some recovery options where you can take these snapshots, clone with a new name so you can easily view them all local. That's easy, but they also have the failover or switch over. You can force it because maybe the other Synology isn't working anymore, but maybe you just want to do a switch over and you want to make this system the one that has the data sending it back the other way. They actually allow you to pretty easily reverse these back and forth between those options. I like this because this question comes up a lot of how do I get the data? I'm like, well, you have it, but then you have to share it back out. They've already created the share in the file station here, so this is actually an active share on this particular one, but then you can just point users to the other Synology and all their data's right there. So in the case of kind of a failover disaster, the last replicated copy, and if you have this replication on a local networking, you run it relatively quickly, you have a quick way to recover on a whole nother Synology, or if it's a temporary because you're taking the other one down for some reason, you could do switch over to use this one, then resync the data back to the main one, and they've kind of got a process you can follow to do that. But I thought that was just nice that they added that little feature on there so you don't have to reset these up. You could actually just do the switch over or you can even test the failover. And if we hit test failover, it actually is going to create an extra copy with the name test in it. So test failover and process. And it's making sure that this process will work pretty easy to do without disrupting the users. We look at file station here. There's the test failover data that is shared under this relatively straightforward to do. I really like this feature of being able to view these CDs, hit info, you can get the statistics, have the statistics in terms of how fast the data's going across if there's any challenges, then bandwidth considerations you have. And as I said, it's only each time it does these replications doing the differential between the last time it did a replication and snapshot. So it's not a lot of data unless you created a lot of data. So you may have 2.7 gigs of data. But if you only change a few kilobytes, then the snapshot the next time it runs only changes those few kilobytes. As always, I love hearing from you. So leave your questions, comments and thoughts down below or head over to my forums for a more in depth discussion and take the time to read through this Nausea documentation. They took the time to write it, they put together a good documentation that'll maybe answer questions or go more in depth than I've covered in here. But hey, let me know your thoughts, love hearing from you and thanks.


What's going on, boys? Hey, I'm so happy to see you, boys. Listen, I know, I'm only one right now in the Jalen Hurts jersey, but good things happen. Very good things happen. Jacob Johnson somehow secured 60 rush, 60, what? Wait, what? I should have struck. 63 receiving yards, which completed my challenge rule, which let us save Red Warner. Despite losing, I got to save one of my players because I completed my challenge rule. I'm so happy with that. Welcome back to Wheel of My. It's gonna be a super heat banger. Next episode after this one is a Thanksgiving special. So I hope you guys are gonna have an amazing Thanksgiving and I'll top it off by giving you a super heat banger Wheel of My and by topping you off. Whoa! Listen, boys, we're two in one. We do have Josh Allen, who looks like he's probably gonna be our end game quarterback, which is kind of crazy. We have DK and Randy Moss, two incredible high receivers. I think we need tackles this episode, bro. Let's find a way to finesse a left and right tackle. All right, boys, we're hopping straight in. I'm in a really good mood. I'm really excited to get this game in. So let's get a tackle here, our challenge. Oh no. Oh, my trading cards mystery box is in Michigan. Shit. That's how I got Jalen Hurts. You guys remember that, like 15 episodes ago? I pulled a Jalen Hurts auto. And I was like, fuck, this is my quarterback. He's 75 overall. I feel bad that we can't do this one enough. All right, unfortunately we're gonna have to spin again on this one, but I have a lot that I can work with here. So I don't really care when I get on the spin. It's a... It would be a miracle if this didn't help me. The only way this won't help me is if I pull Ryan Fitzpatrick. Ryan Fitzpatrick is the only thing here that would absolutely rail me. And I'm not trying to get railed today. 90 plus bet.  Oh no. Don't shoot there. Oh my God, I didn't even get to see it. And now it's glitched. Okay, I'm gonna open another one. I don't care who that was. I need the pack animation, otherwise it just ain't the same. I don't know who I pulled, but okay, good enough, Fitzpatrick. Jerry Cook? I guess I can be a wide receiver. Dude, now I'm pissed. Okay, so I opened two and I didn't get an animation either. So I wanna go see who they were. I swear if I got like an absolute God, I'm gonna be pissed. Newest? It was Patterson and Fitzpatrick. Patterson would have been nice, but he would have eventually got him placed by James Robinson. And Fitzpatrick would have been horrible. So do I put Jerry Cook at back? Or do I make him a wide receiver? I think I'm gonna make him a wide receiver. He's gonna go in for Noah Gray here. All right, that ain't bad at all, boys. That ain't bad at all. All right, first wheel spin's gonna lock up Jerry Cook for us. I guess I'll take it. What do you got on spin numeral dose, baby? 75K choice would not be bad one time store pack. You know what? That is the lowest amount of store packs you can get on one spin, but it is going to be so good for us right now. You know, I would go legends fantasy pack because it is the best pack, but we'd open it so much. Let's get weird. We're doing a harvest fantasy pack.  That'd be fun. Let's see what we got, boys. Taking a little gamble here, but I like it. Coldmail, we do have an elite on the first round clutch. William Jackson, that is clutch. Okay, detackle, good. Left tackle. I hardly, I just recognize now, but that works. William Jackson. And now we're going to have four options of Thanksgiving players. Another left tackle. You could go a right tackle.  Definitely don't need that. Gabe Neighbors. That name is you're just asking someone to accidentally mispronounce that and you could say so many bad things with that name. Gabe Neighbors. Oh my God.  Uh-uh. No. Our fourth one, please. Oh, Jalen Rager. You know what? He's pretty close to getting me in trouble too. This is so weird, but I almost think, I think Karen Irving is the look here. Oh, I get two. I think I kind of need a fullback. Oh, I'm going to get him. At some point, I swear, I'm going to accidentally mispronounce this dude's name and I'm going to get in a lot of trouble. Gabe Neighbors, bro. Let's go throw these boys in the lineup. That's actually super clutch. We're filling a lot of holes right now because that's left and right tackle. So let's put the 80 at left tackle and then the Colton Miller can go to right. Gabe Neighbors here. We're going to be up to an 80. We are up to an 80 overall, clean. I got William Jackson, right? So William Jackson can go in for a fade to Malphanwool and we have a pretty solid squad here. Let's get it. That's huge. All right, we're two in one. Hopping into a game. Our season's looking pretty solid and our challenger is spinning right now and it looks like it's, is it onside kicks only? Shh. Ooh.  I didn't even know that existed. I had no idea that existed. Ugh. Look at him massacre me and I have to kick on sides. It's the only time I've ever wanted to return. Do I dig myself in a hole at the onsite? I'll be honest. I don't even think the field position matters all too much to me because it's pretty much going to be a turnover. Oh my God. Did I just get that? That is the first onsite kick I've ever gotten in my whole life. Oh my God. And dude, I might have a touchdown off the rip. That was straight up. I have a touchdown.  I thought for sure he was like pressing so hard that I would get something there. That is a tight window. Damn, nice play. Ooh, sketchy. Wow, that was a beautiful animation. I don't know if I'll ever get that one again, but I will definitely take it. And look at Waller. Or is that Waller? Dude, he flies. For real he moves so fast. Down to the 27th. Gotta remember James Robinson, right? Can't forget about our boys. Let's look at Peek's Own Bubble. It's all right this year. For sure the only way I can describe it. He's gonna sink to it. He almost does get the, no way. Oh damn, Joe Mix is not fast enough.  It's still got the sauce. And you know what? He's on Adams. Oh yeah, bring him out of there. Go get it.  Let's go. Ooh, just James Robinson guy. Wallowed up by Simmons right there, darn it. This looks like it's gonna be tough, but we're gonna go for it. We're gonna stretch right side. And there are just a lot of people there. I'm gonna put James Robinson right in the middle of the field here. I'm just gonna try and get his user up out of there. That's kind of my issue right now. See what he goes with. I'm going for the touchdown there.    Oh, and he's got Michael Vick. This is gonna be, it's gonna be scary here. I'm on hard grave. I don't actually mean to be right here. Dude, I almost just picked him off with John Hardgrave. We'll go Fred Warner with the QB spy this time. I think I need to talk a little stronger. He's gonna throw underneath and damn. Play action. Crossers are just lighting me up right now. Hello? I'm looking for Metcalfe. I don't know if he'll be there, but I'm looking for him. He is not, but Waller is wide open. Great catch. Down to the 27. Ooh. It doesn't get much sketchier than that. All right, let's see how this one looks first in 10. Waller on a pretty good route, but Jared Cook underneath is gonna hang on to it. Welcome to the Gulag. If you survive, you earn your freedom. Ooh. Brian Dawkins just got smoked. Um, absolutely wide open as Jared Cook once again. Yeah, I mean, that's the deep safety. I think James Robinson should be open.   I didn't see him at all. Great play by him. And I tried all that with Mash and finally didn't work. Not entirely sure what I'm gonna go for here.  What are we doing? Oh, Waller. Rolled by Josh Allen too. We're down to the 37. You know, I've just effortlessly moved the ball down here and then I just made a mistake, a horrible mistake. And the other time I was trying to score James Robinson too much. Two picks are really hurting our chances here. That, that man is open. Oh, is that underthrown? Well, it couldn't have been underthrown because he couldn't go any further back in the end zone. I needed to throw it instantly. Ooh. James Robinson is wide open. Yes, let's go. What a throw, Josh Allen. Perfectly led him into the end zone. Seven to 14, I got another James Robinson touchdown. I love this. Dude, I can't kick.   I'm so happy about this James Robinson thing because even when it's a tough game, I guess a very good team. I still got things to look forward to, you know? I get that tell you right there. I'm still completing my challenge. Well, right now it's kind of looking like a spitting image of last game. Oh, there's a touchdown open. Ooh, he didn't need 24 seconds, he needed six.  If he had made that throw, it would have been the nastiest throw I think I've ever seen in Madden history. Oh, he caught on. He caught the memo. Hey, I respect it, bro. The more touchdowns I give to James Robinson, the more I like this. Touch it, touch it, touch it. Wait, now we're even. I was saying touch it, like touch it early. Ooh, what a ball. Oh my God. Get there. Ooh, Fred Warner just a little bit too slow. I think it's fast, man.  Oh my God. He just ate a hit from 99. He actually just ate Chase Young's hit.  Wow, what a play. And there's Darren Wall or what a throw across body. You think Moss can get open? I definitely think so.  I don't think it's winnable. I think I gotta go. Damn, down by 22 and the third of 56. I gotta go for the, I gotta go for the James Robinson touchdown. You can throw this to RB like really quick. Let's see if it's there. Let's see if it's there. Shh. Oh my God, Josh Allen did it. All right, James Robinson, this is your final shot here, buddy. Double team in the right side. You gotta find him. Nice play. Nice play. Damn it. I needed that upgrade. I probably could have ran the ball instead of going for the pass every time, but I don't know. Hindsight's 20-20. Okay. Okay. Not that I guess it really matters, but okay. Try and hit. Let's hit Randy here. Look at the block. Oh, don't look at the blocks. I don't know what he's running here. Oh, go, Josh. Oh, you're tired.  As he sink to the left side, he doesn't, but that's gonna be short and a drop. 42 bomb put on my head. The over hits once again. James Robinson, we need you, buddy. We need you for a big one here. All right, good. Wow. See, this could, this should be a touchdown. Ooh, kinda fast. James Robinson, I swear to God, if you let me down right here, I'm gonna be so embarrassed. I think we go with the dive. Just don't fumble. Get in there. Let's go. I should have done that. I should have done that last drive. I'm embarrassed. I should have done that last drive. Clean, James Robinson, too much. What did we say last episode? I said, two touchdowns every game. Five games in. We've got a God to James Robinson. We're two straight games. Two touchdowns. Yup. Oh, I see it, but nobody can get. Oh, okay. He dropped it. He dropped it. Fourth and 10. James Robinson could have one left in the tank. Ooh, five wide. Like a true savage. Go get him. I don't know if we're fast enough or if we can step up hard enough. Damn it.  He's killing me. Okay. Well, he did score quick. I have 33 seconds to tie him out. So, James Robinson, touchdown. I did it with no time on the clock last time. I don't see why I can't again, especially if he onsite kicks. If he onsite kicks, I'll have good field position, too. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Let's go. Oh, Randy. Oh, yes, he missed. And Dawkins taking a good angle. Don't you dare reach for it. Let's go. He's on the one. Whoa, did I just call a timeout? Shit. I didn't mean to call that timeout. Ow, James Robinson. We could really do it here, buddy. We could really do it here, buddy. I should have the time. Yes, sir. He's there. He's open. He's got it. What? Last episode. All of my touchdowns, all three are with James Robinson. He's gonna be like an 85, but we're all after it today, I think. Maybe I'm doing the math wrong, but we'll find out. That is three upgrades for him.  Josh Allen, he outpassed Michael Vick, which is kind of crazy, although he did have an incredible pass rating and 431 passing yards, though. That's more than I almost ever get. We had James Robinson with a whole single one rushing yard, but you know what? There's a touchdown out of that and receiving while there goes 13 for 185. Good God. And James Robinson, two for eight. Dude, that is the shittiest most fantasy football stat line ever. He has two receptions for eight yards and two touchdowns and one carry for one yard and one touchdown. And guess what? Our challenge wheel is complete so I can salvage one player once again. We onsite kicked every time, although we really didn't have that many crazy upgrades. Jared Cook is an okay upgrade. And the thing is I can only salvage one player. I can't salvage a wheel spin. So for example, if I wanted to salvage Cameron Irving over Jared Cook, I guess I could, but you know, now that I say it out loud, I think I am into salvage Cameron Irving over Jared Cook. I'm honestly okay with that. So Jared Cook is gonna get removed from the lineup. We'll have to put, I think it was Noah Gray, We could go with Ben Skaskuss skuss? I'm puttin him in. James Hudson, get in there, buddy. Alright, you know what? Time is maybe! James Robinson, upgrade time! My favorite time of the day! So there's one, two and three takes him up two. I believe he's right here right now. He has 79 overall with 80 speed, one more upgrade were 82. After that 84, 86, Jesse Eria. And now we're into the realm of like an actually really solid half back, And then after that he just gets really good like I want this so bad to bizarre episodes But they both worked out pretty well for us I will see you guys in the next video the next one should be the Thanksgiving special unless this was and then I completely fucked it up But I'm sorry anyway. I'll see you the next episode. I love you guys peace out


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Hey, what's up everybody? This is Clayton Thomas-Mueller with 350.org. We're here at the canoes to Paris Action that just took place on this beautiful canal here in Paris during the COP 21 climate negotiations. Indigenous peoples from the Amazon to the Arctic converged on watercrafts here to send a message to the world that You know, we all start our first nine months of life in our mother's womb and to us water is extremely sacred and certainly a climate issue You know the other message that we are all collectively bringing as a part of this action today Is calling out countries like the european union norway The united kingdom the united states and all those that are meddling in the rights being represented in the paris accord text As of right now after the first week of COP We've seen reference to indigenous rights and human rights removed from the operational text of the climate negotiations here in annexed So today's action is all about calling on our allies In the united nations and across mother earth to put pressure on these governments and to put indigenous rights And human rights back into the operational texts of this international climate accord Should they not do this then certainly, you know, uh all of the market based and techno based fall solutions that the Accord is loaded with will disproportionately impact both indigenous peoples from the north and from the south So we're here standing united and all need your help to support us to put pressure on these governments To do the right thing and to respect the rights of indigenous peoples here in paris at the un climate framework convention