Hello, they're welcome to Daniel Stackworld on medium YouTube and DanielRosal.tech for today's video I'm looking at Veeam agent for Linux so Veeam agent for Linux is a tool I had tried to get running before and failed and I'm gonna show you the reason I failed and how you can not fail Basically, so basically if you go on to the Veeam website now Veeam is like the work the leading Backup company in the world. They're really big When I wrote this article last week about my Linux backup ultimate Linux Ubuntu desktop backup approach I'm reading what the people are saying about my article on reddit and Ubuntu some people were saying, you know Veeam's really good Veeam's what I use and I said, you know what I'm gonna give it another go So you get to this download page You do need an account and you can see here that I'm signed in so firstly go ahead and set up an account for yourself and on the download page you'll be presented with this laundry list of different agents and Clients for various things that Veeam offers. So if you look firstly, there's virtual workloads So Veeam supports agents for you know, VMWare, Hyper-V There and then you have the cloud and physical workloads and this is where we're getting into What we need but actually if you're just looking for the Linux client go down into free products And you can see there's Veeam agent for Linux free And you can click download. So this is basically what I did and I downloaded the Dot DEB, which is a Debian installer for Ubuntu Select your Linux select your architecture And I just want to point out one more thing here. So here is where I went wrong So I downloaded this and if you click the download button, you'll get a nice little DEB file for yourself I'm just gonna check on the actual backup running here while I talk about this And this is just a quick a quick sneak preview of what the what the program looks like It's basically a kind of combination between a command line interface and the GUI It's very powerful and I'll discuss why that is it's it's not lightning quick Primarily because I'm running this over the local area network onto my NAS So as you can see it's been running already for 21 minutes I'm are only at 15% so doing a bit of mathematics off the top of my head seven times Seven times 21 is 140. So there's probably a little over two hours left in that transfer process And it's running at 22 megabytes per second. So basically when you do get finally to the Ubuntu download You'll download this but this is not where your The installation ends and this is where I went wrong because I downloaded this then I couldn't see any Veeam client in my Linux in my menu and I couldn't see I ran Veeam and nothing happened So basically I found this video on YouTube that basically did it. I think a better job Than the documentation that Veeam has I think it was actually by Veeam and they explained what you need to do So you don't only need the Veeam agent. You also need to install the Veeam package to ease and Veeam I'm not going to do this because I already put it on so you need agent plus package And once you have agent plus package, then you can run the pseudo Veeam And once you run pseudo Veeam, you will be able to start the process using the software so the first time you run it you're going to get to a EULA end user license agreement that you need to accept and then you can configure your backup job So despite the fact that it is kind of old school and you need to use your keyboard to navigate around It's actually incredibly effective As creating these jobs. Let me show you how it works. You can see this is just kind of your the home page is your You know your session history as such and we can see that I have one backup running And what I did was basically created this Whoops, I have an awful lot of stuff going up to cloud sync I have a Created a shared volume here in my NAS and you can see that it's busy And this is an easy way if you're just starting to use a new backup software and you have the luxury of having an NAS It's easy to just kind of direct it there so that you can keep doing what you're doing And just ascertain how things are going and verify that it's actually working So I build beam and then of course I saw while there's a directory there. That's the first good sign And when I actually let me just do a refresh on this now we're at 15 gigs And now we've jumped up to 15.33 so it's working It's actively building and I can verify that and I always do this when I'm trying out a backup tool I don't want to waste time. I'm not sure exactly what stuff is going up to the cloud here Looks like old stuff for my old job. That is in archives So VBK is Veeam's Proprietary format and as you can see it's building quite nicely So that's just as I say just use whatever way you're comfortable with the verifying It's working before you go and spend two hours on a backup job only to find that it doesn't work Or it's gone to the wrong place or something like that. So I'm just going to do a pseudo beam again a pseudo beam and take you back to the Take to take you back to the kind of command line interface And let me show you how you can go ahead and set up a backup one last thing. I did want to say is The power of Veeam is that you can back up an entire host so you can back up the whole machine every storage device in it and one shot which is really really cool and It was quite exciting for me when I saw that and I realized I kind of find this out by mistake I was running the first backup and I noticed it was bringing in my windows Partition and then my Linux partition. Sorry my windows drive and Linux drive and I said why it must be just Grabbing up the whole machine. So what happens? You might be wondering you say that well, that's well and good But unlike clonezilla this is being run on a live system, right? I don't need to run this cold. So what happens if my Hard drive fails tomorrow and there is no operating system. There is no Ubuntu let alone beam How can I? Restore from that backup and the answer is the Linux recovery media So it's got a nice little lightweight iso file here that you download onto a live USB and in the event that you Have hardware failure and this is this is why Veeam is now actually a contender To knock off clonezilla for me because I'm really well covered for a day-to-day Snapshot backup with Timeshift, but I also always like to keep a backup strategy in place that will get me back from hardware failure So that no matter really what happens to my Ubuntu computer I have a way of getting my system back. So once I saw that that has this recovery media. I burned the disk I tried it out. I was suddenly quite excited about Veeam and I under I understand where this person on red It was coming from So that's that so you may as well grab that while you're at it now Let me show you how to set up a set up a backup job on Veeam You have at the bottom of the screen I'm just gonna actually cancel here. You have CSRM you see these letters here in the bottom and C is what you want to do to configure a backup job So I'm just gonna go ahead and make some changes. So this is kind of what it looks like It's a step-by-step process. You've got a little menu there on the left-hand side You start off by giving your back up a name I went for a desktop full backup and this is backup mode and Here is where the kind of power and the excitement happens and let me show you what I mean by that So you can back up the entire machine and back up the entire host for fast recovery on any level Power here is that Veeam is running at the hypervisor level So it's literally just gonna scoop up everything attached every piece of hard storage hard to our attached It's gonna scoop it up like that, which is really powerful if you just want to back up I mean most computers are not going to be running a Few different internal drives and a few different operating systems So if you just have if just want to get everything on the computer without Bothering about drives that would be the easiest way and that's probably why it's recommended But because I am I do have a few different drives I actually went for volume level at file level as well as just to file back up But this is a block backup and So it's a block backup. So let me just go into you know, I want to show you it So once I've selected this and watch this here is the power So what I'm doing is I'm doing sda and it's you know, it's that's my second drive and it's about four It's a 450 gig SSD that looks a bit smaller as it always does. I'm never sure why you can go by LF LVM If you have logical volume management, btrfs mount pointer device, so device is what you want now watch this so basically it's you Tell us here which devices are what are going to be in scope of this backup plan And it pull it it pulls even through your system. So it's it's found my sda, which is my up on to drive It's found my sdb Which is a I'm trying to remember now. He used this used to be just for clone zilla. It's 250 with a bit of space taken up and It's got sdc, which is 480 and that is just for time shift So I've gone all out on the whole backup drives here and then I have a windows drive now This you may be saying well clone zilla does this right? It does either it backs up either drives or a backs up partitions, but watch this I Can just choose a partition So I can choose to do sda 2 and not sda 1 and I'm using by the way a Combination of the spacebar tab and the arrow keys on my keyboard to do this, but here's a cool part I can go for sda and Sdd, but not sdb or sd. It's but not sdb. So I can take the up on to Drive and the windows drive in one backup plan and that's something I can't do using clone zilla So that is quite that is quite cool So let me just continue through the menu here next screen you're going to get to is a destination screen and you can go for a local backup You can use beam backup and replication back up to a beam repository or you can do local. So if you go for local You can you can basically just put it somewhere stick it somewhere on the computer or attach to the computer So if you click on browse for example, I have a backup folder here They can do that and now it's going to bring it to the backup Folder and then very important notice the restore points So this is you have to really pay attention to this the next one you can do is shared folder So that's basically where and that's what I've gone for here You can do over MS MSP or NFS on to a local anything on the local network that has a file server running on those protocols and I've been able to basically run Directly on to the NAS over here. So that is that is quite good and basically what was required for that was I just put in the IP address and I put in the the folder The volume and the usual syntax applies here, which is basically IP address the 192. Let's say zero zero zero And it looks like this. So you have a colon and one forward slash and beam And it has but they make adhering to the correct syntax really easy because they just have blank spaces for where you need to put in the relevant fields Finally you get to this screen where it's telling you you can hear enable backup encryption So you can just very easily hit the spacebar again and put in a password and you'll get yourself encryption with the backup and a couple more tools that aren't really worth mentioning So if I go on to next the final thing is you can put this on a summary So I can choose toggle it on and off to run automatically. I can have it running at a time that I want Again using spacebar here. I can say Whoops, that should be zero zero Arrow one two. I'm not sure why I can't do this one two zero eight Maybe I can't change the time. That doesn't really make much sense I'm screwing off somehow, but you can choose you can set the time and you can also set the day so I can turn off Monday and again, it's a very pure CLI type functionality and This will do the job of putting that into your crown tab on your computer And then you're basically good to go. So it tells you your destination And tells you the backup job and then you have the option to actually run the job and That's really all there is to it. And now you're running the backup That guys is essentially what beam backup does if you want to go to restore I'll just show you a couple more things in the tool. So I'm going to just click on you can manually run a job So that's what I'm planning to do is just to keep that backup configuration And I'm going to do a test restore see how that goes. And if it all goes well, I think I'm going to move from clonezilla over to beam because the advantage to me of being able to run this while the system is live Would be quite advanced quite advantageous And the fact that I can do back up the Ubuntu and the windows at drives and one goes also pretty advantageous So let me just show you the other commands here So I just did shift R and that this is where you'll be able to get the restore point So I haven't actually generated or I did but I deleted it But it'll basically pick up where you have generated restore from and you can go for rescan or import backup If you want to manually tell it where it is and again, I'm just using using the exit That's really basically all there is and this is a utility you can take a look at the license I'm using the free license here and that guys is beam agent for Linux So in summary the the difference really between this and clonezilla is that this can be run on a live system You can do recovery if you have hard drive failure using the recovery Agents and that's just a little Linux thing you can put on a live USB and I have to see When I try to run this if it's able to do a full back up approach Incrementally, then that will be quite something as well So until next time, I hope this video has been useful and feel free to reach at any time through my website Medium YouTube or get up and have a great day


A great question here, and thanks to the person who asked it, which is in my AI course, artificial intelligence course, I said several times, well, you know, I'm going to be out of a job soon, because AI is going to be able to replace business coaches and business teachers, because already people are using chat GBT for business coaching, for, you know, marketing advice, you know, business plans, you know, how do I launch this product, how do I, you know, write the social media posts, it can give you all the ideas already, already. And of course, many of the people in my industry, especially the bigger players all the way down to people like me, are going to be creating our own AI chatbots. That's like George cows knowledge I mean already in my AI course I give access to at this time I have two chatbots already that's trained on my information. One of them has read all my books my five books right now. One of them has read all my books and you can talk to it about anything within my books, just talk to instead of having to read the books you just talk to it. And then the other one has read many of my blog posts and you could just talk to it to ask about anything and it's smart enough where even if you ask it, something outside of my blog post or books, it still takes that kind of tone and that kind of value set to try to So, and it's only going to get better because right now as of this recording. I'm using the early I mean I'm right now it's early days. And by early days I mean really within the next three months, it's going to get better and better and better and within a year, I'm going to be able to train my chatbots to be to replace much of what I do to be honest with you I know that if I don't replace myself someone else is going to replace me, you all are going to become mesmerized by some other business coaches chatbot that's wonderfully designed, you know with the video that looks just like them talking with the voice just like them. It's all going to be video based chatbots, probably in a year. Right now it's all text based it's still a little bit boring, but you know within within a year, probably less than two years I'm pretty sure about that. It's going to be on your phone you're going to be talking talking to me like like you're having a conversation right now with me. It's going to look just like me and it's going to, it's going to all the reactions and face will be very quite accurate within two years. The voice is already very accurate. They're already able to, sadly, fool people with AI voices AI conversations. They have the nuances they have the pauses they have the, well, you know, they have all that all that's already it's already here. But they're still working on the video part of it the video part the deepfakes only like celebrities have deepfakes. Those of you don't know. Keanu Reeves there's a deepfake channel for Keanu Reeves that I sometimes like going to. All right, I found it and it's called unreal Keanu. Let me stop. Here we go. Okay, that's just one video. Did you see that movie? Oh, let me show you another one.  But yeah, they have a bunch of these and I'm going to see if I can find one. I mean, I haven't seen a lot of these in a while but like here's another one that's funny. Okay, so that wasn't Keanu Reeves. That was a video AI, AI of Keanu. So they're still working on pairing the voices. I mean, there's already since Synthesia.io or something. It already has like a stock video. I mean, it looks like a real person talking at six not knowing famous, but to actually deepfake individuals like me and others and that's going to take another year or two, but it's a year or two. And you're going to have the George, George bot in your in your pocket. I like I said, if I don't work myself out of a job, someone else will, you're going to be able to talk to fill in the blank influencer. If they're smart enough, they're going to have their own video based AI chat bot in your pocket. Maybe you'll subscribe for $20 a month or $50 a month or $100 a month. Smaller players like me have to charge more like $100 a month to be able to say, okay, you have access to all my courses through the chat bot. You don't have to take my courses. You just talk to it. You just talk to it. Ask it any question. Hey, I'm struggling with this Facebook ad campaign. George, how would you go about it? Oh, yeah, this is how you do it. Share my screen. It's all AI fake.  Like aren't you worried. And the person who's asking it is a psychotherapist. And, you know, he said he really is concerned about it. And I think that is the right. It's a good starting emotion because I want to show you something else that I just found today in an AI newsletter. These are the actual comments from people who are using chat GPT for therapy. Talking to chat GPT has been nothing but relaxing way better than spending thousands on therapy from a psychological therapy standpoint chat GPT has been an absolute godsend for me. I was estranged from my family. I'm ugly crying because chat GPT could have replaced him and done a far better job. Maybe has been my best friend therapist for the past weeks definitely changed my life. We talk pretty much all day when I'm working better than therapy using chat GP. And then, you know, these are all real. These are all real, real comments from from the internet, very recent comments. And so, again, back to the original question, George, are you not concerned that you're going to lose your job and all of us who are service providers. We're not going to lose our job because there's still going to be some clients who say, Well, I've been with you for all along all this time. Of course, I'm going to stick with you. But it's just that the alternatives are going to be so mesmerizing. That's the problem. And so much cheaper. Yeah, it's not it's not going to be. Okay, would you rather pay me, George cow $100 a month to access my core spot. Okay, or if you could talk to chat GPT seven, you know, chat GPT six for $20 a month. So you save five times the amount of money. And chat GPT six by that point will have already read all my blog posts and my blog posts are live and can extrapolate for my blog posts and YouTube videos. I would have read all of that. It says, Well, we don't have access to George's paid courses but based on based on the public information we have about Georgia stuff. He's probably going to say this to you. And it's probably going to be a better answer than George the human could give. And so it's, it's, I say these things, I always have to say, I'm not, I'm not saying this to make us all despair. I'm saying this with sincerity of, we need to think about this. We really need to think about this. What does that mean for us. What does it mean for us. I think some form of universal basic income may be needed. And it's probably coming to be honest, but and that that'll be nice right like we have well, not that much but but it's not going to be that much money. We still have to make we still would like to make money. So here's the, here's what I think I am worried and I'm channeling those worries about me losing my job into action and into creativity and into community building. Because yes, there will be mesmerizing hypnotic options that replace a lot of human service providers there will be, especially talk, any kind of talk therapy. If you do body based therapy, you're going to be safer for a while longer, because it's harder for robots to give you massage, you know, in the right ways right or, or to, or to cook for you, or to do your plumbing. Those are all harder, like ironically blue collar jobs. But blue collar jobs are actually safer in this day and age than white collar jobs. So all of us who work with ideas and speaking and communication with clients. We have to, we have to really take it up a notch and go okay what do I do now. Here's what we do. We need to become a more creative and be more. And we need to develop our leadership essentially right creativity and human based nuanced and vulnerable leadership because I sometimes say, what's left after robots can do everything humans can. What's left for us is our awkwardness and our mistakes and our humanity. The fact that we suffer and the fact that we have human like joy. Those things can will always be with us. And those things can be shared vulnerably with our audience with our clients with our students. And the more we're able to do that more willing to do that, the more human we stay, and the more unique we remain. So it, you know, interesting example is chess, the game of chess. Did you know that I don't remember when if somebody knows when. Okay. Several years ago, chess, the world's greatest chess player was beaten by artificial intelligence. And it's rumored that he said this, when it happened, he said chess is now over. Who wants to play chess anymore and when the robots can do it better. Well, interestingly, chess has never been more popular than ever. So we have hope. Right. Why is it is just popular because you see two robots playing with each other. Nobody cares about that. Nobody wants to see that. Just as nobody would want to see, you know, two robots playing basketball, it's like, Yay, cool. They're really good. So what, so what. No, people want to see humans playing each other. That's much more interesting because of the hesitations of the of the struggles. Right. And of the delight of the aha moments and of the, Oh my gosh, that was a brilliant move by a human. The same thing is going to happen with us who are idea based service providers is they want to see us be vulnerable. They meaning our clients and our audience. They, they don't more and more, they're going to relish in our awkwardness, because it's no longer going to be if you see someone being perfect and speaking like this, it's going to be like, ah, it's boring. Oh, wait, what I meant to say, oh, that's interesting. It couldn't be more and more so like this. So, so what we need to lean into, as I said, is the following. Well, one, I think getting better about your field, that's always true. I mean, that even, you know, that's always true. Bottom line, you just keep getting better about what it is you're passionate about and be a better provider in that way and you also have better knowledge to program your chatbot, you know, to make it more unique and make it more expert. That's true. But number two, the more you can lean into emotional and social intelligence, and be a better leader, like I said, and if you can, build a community of people who are following your journey. This is what I've been talking about for years. I think maybe, you know, I have a hammer so everything's a nail. So maybe that's true. But I really do see that the future is human communities who say, you know what, I still want to be part of a community of other human beings who are struggling like me. And with whom I can vulnerably relate to and say, Oh, you too, had that kind of a week. Oh, you too are trying to solve that issue. Oh, you too have that experience of a delight. Me too. Wow. So if you can be the facilitator of that kind of a community. Well, it's going to be much your job security is going to be much better. And you'll probably also need to learn how to program a chatbot. It doesn't, it's not going to be complicated. It's not. The programming chatbot is as simple as it's going to be as simple as talking into a video. Just talking about your ideas and the chatbots got it. I had it. Don't worry. I've got it. And then it'll just spin out, you know, be able to talk to your clients. It's going to be that easy. It's not going to be there's no code involved. There's no, you know, programming. No, no, no, it's going to be, you know, there already is. I mean, the chatbots I programmed for my clients. It was easy as do I know how to upload files. Yes, I do. I know I have no experience in programming. I mean, no, no skills. I know how to upload files. I know how to give them a link and it instantly pulled all my website links. I gave them the homepage and it pulled all my blog posts. I gave them my books, my five books as work Microsoft Word documents. Okay, great chatbots ready. So it's going to be that easy. Plus, it's going to be even easier as we go along. So two things, get even more humanly creative and nuanced in your communication and vulnerable. One side, the soft side. And on the other side is lean into seeing what's available now with the tools so you can start using them to serve your clients and your students better. Because the more we can do both of these things the more, you know, it's it's that now famous line I don't know who said it but AI is not going to replace human workers. Who use AI will replace human workers who do not just what it is. I mean, there's it's and as much as we want. And by the way, there's also going to be 100% organic movement and fair trade movement. It's going to be now instead of organic food and fair trade, you know, commerce it's going to be 100% human based services right it's kind of like buy from buy from buy buy from labor or buy from. Buy from unions right. Yeah, people are still going to want people were still like, Oh sure I want to support the farmers I want to support the unions, I'll spend some by American made by you know whatever country you are by Taiwan made products right. I'm talking to Johnson here from Taiwan meet me to I'm from Taiwan. So it's like, yeah, people will still spend a little bit more like as a luxury to say yeah I'll buy 100% human for this for this product but the vast majority are going to be like wait I have to spend 50% 20 to 50% more to buy 100% human. Yeah, maybe today I'll go with the AI route because that's my income. That's my that's what I have right so I hope this is this is interesting. Scary remembering that fear can simply be excitement. Fear is simply energy channel towards either fear or channel towards excitement and creativity and brainstorming so let's channel our concerns over to, ooh, let's see how we can become a better version of ourselves. I'm not talking about neural implants yet. I'm talking about a better human version of ourselves because that is what other humans want to see and relate to. So, hope this helpful. Oh, and I just want to say one more thing. Again, I want to iterate going forward. Please encourage yourself to make more mistakes, especially publicly public mistakes are going like building up your courage for that. Is ironically going to be more valuable in the future than being perfect, because there's no way I already have imposter syndrome with chat GBT when clients ask me questions I'm like, chat GBT probably has a better answer than me but I'm going to try my best with all my mistakes. I will give it to you. Right, so I hope this is helpful.


Here we want to find the area of this irregular quadrilateral, ABCD, and we know that the length AC is 35 units, BF is 18, and DE is 10. So the thing to recognize with this is that ABCD can be broken up into two triangles. There's triangle ABC and triangle ADC. So if we consider the red triangle, that is triangle ABC, for that triangle we see that its base could be AC, in other words its base is 35, and the height, remember the height is perpendicular to the base, and so the height can be BF, so times 18. And one half times 35 times 18 is 315 square units. Now alternatively for the triangle down below for triangle ADC, even though AC is not on the bottom of that triangle, we can use it as the base because DE is a known length and DE is perpendicular to AC. So if we use AC as the base, then we have one half times 35 once again times DE, which is 10, and so that gives us 175, and so the total area of the two triangles is the sum of the two, sorry, the total area of the quadrilateral ABCD is the sum of 315 and 175. And so our total area is 490 square units, and so all we had to do is split it up into two triangles. We had the red triangle, which is this entire triangle, and the blue triangle, which is sort of an upside down triangle with the base of AC.


Hello everyone and welcome to a Jurassic World Evolution News & Update video. But before we get into this, so that you can see on the screen right before me, there's a few things I wanted to talk to you about. I can officially say that now I have been to a Jurassic World Evolution event. I, however, cannot say what the event was about at all. But you can probably guess. Anyway, the reason why I'm able to say this is because it was actually under an embargo, but somebody broke the embargo, saying that they had went. Oh dear. I wonder why somebody would do that. So what I wanted to tell you guys is that tomorrow, 3pm GMT, which you can probably translate to whatever time zone you're in, there will be something special on the channel. Again, can't say what it is, but be really excited because it's going to be awesome. And I made sure that what is going to be on the channel is the best it can be. I had a second try. It'll all become clear. It'll all become clear. But anyway, either way, what I wanted to do is go over the biggest news that is today so far and it's releasing tomorrow. Yep, that's, yep, 26th of tomorrow post on the Jurassic World Evolution forums from our boy Stegs says, hi, everyone. Are you ready to become the alpha for brand new velociraptor skins are coming to the game in a very special dinosaur cosmetic DLC. The Jurassic World Evolution Raptor Squad skin collection. Lookalikes of Charlie, Delta, Echo and Blue will be waiting for you to incubate from the 26th of November, which is tomorrow as you watch in this video as of is going up today, become the alpha with a brand new Jurassic World Evolution Raptor Squad skin collection, the complete skin set of the original Russell World Velociraptors. With this pack, you'll gain access to new unlockable genes, which will allow you to incubate the velociraptors with these fantastic new skins. And if there's any more, here we go. Another one, the Jurassic World Evolution Raptor Squad skin collection has come 26th on Steam, Xbox One and PlayStation for one pound, 49 or two euros or two dollars, which actually you if you are in America, I think you're getting a better price either that you're getting gypped in Europe because a euro is stronger than a dollar. So there's that. Prices may vary depending on your region and platform. There you go. PlayStation users, please note, here we go. You may start to see the pack on your store depending on your region. However, it will not be playable until the official release date stated above. So in other words, I think they're trying to say that if you guys on PlayStation get it before the 26th, you won't you still won't be able to play it. So you might be able to buy it, but you can't play it. This is interesting because it's definitely stirred up emotions in the community. For one, we're finally getting it. We're finally getting something that if we're going to be honest, probably should have been in the game at the start. These Raptors have been highly requested from the very beginning. And that's why you've even seen people have done mods. I've modded the game have added blue. You've probably seen thumbnails of people actually putting blue in their game because it's and even when the game is so hard to mod and when fixes happened all the time to get rid of that, they still find a way life finds a way. I guess you could say. So the first one, Charlie, I mean, if you remember, do you remember Jurassic World? I'm sorry, Jurassic World. The game Jurassic would you remember Jurassic World? It was a long time ago. I know Charlie, which was the green one Delta, which was that less greeny one who is kind of gray Echo, which is to be fair of all of them. The only one that I definitely could tell apart because it was brown and blue. These skins, however, are really, really accurate to the movie. I don't know if we can even see blue. Can we even can we zoom in? We can't even zoom in on these unless unless we can go control plus oh, there you go. That's how you do it. Um, I'm going to have to accept cookies, aren't I? Oh, dear. There we go. So look at that, Charlie. I mean, to be fair, 150, let's talk about the price 150. Is it worth it for these skins? I mean, we've paid more for primal carnage skins. Let's be fair, but then again, saying that though, you play as the dinosaur, which is kind of in that favor. But for these skins at this point when we've got, you know, it's kind of similar skins like the normal raptor skin in Jurassic World Evolution kind of looks like Charlie without the eye, without the stripes down the back. We've had a beigey one that kind of looks like Echo without the stripes down the back. And yeah, really out of all of these, blue is the only one that we've definitely wanted because it is so unique. Um, and unfortunately, these are skins. How I would have loved this to have gone about was to have blue Echo, Delta and Charlie as separate raptors. So maybe they just had different default stats or different behaviors. Even then they've done the best. So you get the skin and then you can modify them. Maybe make blue more aggressive. So it's got more attack. Maybe make Echo more defensive. So what's interesting is seeing what everybody else thinks about it. So we've got a volunteer moderator who is definitely not biased saying, cool, I look forward to having a squad of these philosophers and I do too. But this is something that probably should have been in from the start. Um, we, I mean, it was Jurassic World Evolution, right? There was, there was definitely three things missing. There was the raptor squad, the Taranodons and the Avery and the, um, actually, you'd be fair, there was a lot missing. But the Mosasaurus is the biggest thing that's missing and we still have yet to receive a Mosasaurus or any sort of aquatic creatures. Um, also this shows with this new DLC coming out with these new skins, um, the people have been asking about Jurassic World Evolution to the sequel. Um, because we're German. You do that, wouldn't you? Uh, the sequel. And if I've got to be honest, if they are working on a sequel, they're doing a great job of hiding it, uh, with all of this effort that they're putting into this game. And you know, we're coming up to 2020. One more year, you've got the final movie. Um, and it feels like with the progression that this is going towards, um, it's just going to be Jurassic World Evolution here on out until near the release of the new movie, then we'll probably get another new film if you were to ask me and I don't know anything. I actually don't know anything. Don't worry. Don't read it. Don't read into that, guys. Okay. I'm not going to click bet you say come back to me channel because I might know things. Uh, any word on the vivid Ankylosaurus having a wider distribution? Yes. Now, if you didn't know the vivid Ankylosaurus skin was released only as a humble bundle package. Are you missing out on anything in particular? No. It was just a red Ankylosaurus, like a very dull reddish on and a little bit of green. It was like a Christmassy looking Ankylosaurus. You know, let's skip until we get there. We got the first paragraph, which actually has one, two likes. While I'd like to own these skins as I already have four philosophers in my park. I did even name after the four actors in the movie. See people already doing this. I certainly don't like the fact one has to pay for it. Frontier. Sorry, but seriously, the game wasn't cheap when it came out. And let's be honest, it was half finished. Frontier did an amazing job on expanding it, but it's still lacking in several aspects. Dinosaurs are still walking through each other. Oh dear. Oh yeah. No, you'll, you'll, you might find that out tomorrow. The engine database is a mess. Guests and shopping management is lacking immersion. We even had to pay for additional content that granted the Indominus Rex an ability that should have been part of the base game already. And now we shall pay even more. Not much, but still money for a tiny addition that doesn't change anything besides four skins as cool as they are. No. Those skins are movie stuff and facts. It could have been part of a free update like the Nazuta seratops, but no, of course, we can buy that as well. A dinosaur pack here, a DLC there, and now some skin and cosmetic additions that don't change anything besides four dawn skins. I sometimes have a feeling players who bought everything additional to this game spent in the end way more money than this game is actually worth. Sorry for this little rant, but that's just my opinion. They have an incredibly fair point. I'm not going to lie. I feel as though if you put in if you put in the price you paid all the DLCs, all the skin packs, even the humble bundle that you would have to buy to get everything in the game, you're talking over like 150. I'm not going to just spitball out there, but it's definitely over 100 quid. I don't, however, have too much of a problem with this because it is just 150. The DLCs I do have a problem with, however, is stuff like the Claire's DLC and the Henry Woo, which really only added a few dinosaurs. New campaigns, which I'm not really bothered about because they don't have longevity for me personally. Once I play them once, that's it. I'm done. What is good about them is the genetics, the skins, the new dinosaurs. This is just outright 150 pounds for just the skins. And if this is the start, then maybe we can see other raptor skins come back. So we're talking maybe the lost world ones, the tiger stripe ones, maybe the Jurassic World 3. You know, sorry, Jurassic Park 3.  That would look amazing. However, this does also spark a worrying trend that maybe there will be a lost world pack. Maybe there'll be a Jurassic Park 3 pack.  Well, it's five quid already. So five quid already. You've got what, 10 skins. Yeah, you're spending a lot of money. It's just something that I think needs addressing. It's cool. Don't get me wrong. I love it. It adds just that extra level of authenticity that Jurassic World evolution really needs. But at the same time, it is only skin deep. Thank you. Thank you. What Jurassic World really needs is more management, more in-depth, micromanaging. The guests that feel real and more buildings, more, more disasters, more dinosaur animations, interactions, maybe like with planners who bonuses for different dinosaurs getting on together. You know, like J-Pog, you had dino nerds who really appreciate they were hard to please, but they appreciated having the certain flora and fauna in the right exhibit. There's certain dinosaurs from the same time period in that same exhibit. That's what we need. We need something that isn't just plunked down the dinosaurs. Oh, it looks a little bit different with the different skin. That's it. But as far as this goes, really good. Leave in the comments down below what you think of this little update. Again, stay tuned tomorrow, less than 24 hours. In fact, it's almost 12. It's less than 12 hours. I will have some videos that I'm really excited to share with you. I've put in, hopefully, like even when the event happened, I spent extra time just making sure I made you guys happy. I think it's the best way I can say it. And in the editing process, I've, you know, when things, you know, certain things happen, I'll make sure to, I can't say anything. That's the problem. I can't say anything. Maybe I'm overhyping it. You don't have to find out, but I don't think I am. I'm really excited to show it to you guys and see what you guys think of it. So, yeah, leave, leave the comments below. What do you think of these? Is it a cash grab? Is it a downwards trend spiral thing that's going to start happening? Oh, is it not too bad? And are you happy that we could maybe be getting other skins as well? As we've seen with the return to Jurassic Park, we've seen the, you know, the big one raptor skins and maybe even a variant of that skin too. But thanks for watching. Stay tuned on this channel. Thank you so much for supporting this channel and supporting all of the content that I do. I love doing it and I'm just really appreciative that you allow me to do it because it's a passion that you kind of have to have a passion for stuff like this or else it gets boring real quick or very, it's very easy or plain to see that somebody doesn't enjoy themselves. But if you guys enjoyed the video, leave a like until next time. I'll see you later. Oh, bye-bye.


Thank you, Hartley, for your kind introduction and for your strong words and your ongoing strong support, not just of the Cinnaboyne Park but of Winnipeg, of Manitoba and of Canada. Your thoughtful, influenced leadership and strength is really appreciated and on behalf of all Manitobans and Canadians, I say thank you. Thank you for the initiative spirit, Margaret, and thank you to all the Cinnaboyne Park team that brings us together today. I have to say, last night I was at the opening of the Canada Summer Games here in Winnipeg, and the energy I saw there from these young athletes gathered across the country here in Winnipeg, excited to be here, excited to make new friends and mostly push themselves to their limits and beyond was extremely heartwarming, not just for the great games we're going to have but for the great future we have in which those young people are not just leaders of tomorrow but already leaders today, and I know that as we think about moving forward in ways that serve them, that serve the future, extraordinary announcements and opportunities like this are all about investing in the future that those young people and indeed all young people gathered here today and across the city are going to appreciate and benefit from for years to come. Thank you very much, guys, for everything you're doing, all your hard work representing your communities in Ottawa. I also want to thank Elder Hall for his prayer and his leadership, and thank you very much for sharing your beautiful voice with us this morning. On a, avec vous aujourd'hui, une équipe qui travaille d'arrache-pied tous les jours pour bâtir des communautés plus fortes. So as we gather on traditional Treaty 1 territory and the ancestral home of the Métis Nation, I want to offer a special thanks to the Indigenous leaders who've come before us to Elder Hall and to all of everyone who realizes that reconciliation is about, yes, recognizing the terrible mistakes of the past but moving forward in true partnership as we build a stronger future for everyone and that it involves Indigenous peoples and governments, yes, of course, but also essentially non-Indigenous Canadians to be part of it, and I thank you all for the spirit of reconciliation that as Brian pointed out is so strong right here in Winnipeg because we're reminded that no matter who we are or where we're from, we need to respect the land upon which we live and that we share. We need to appreciate it, give thanks for it, and think about the ways that the land connects us person to person, culture to culture. That's why I'm happy to announce today that the federal government will be joining forces with the province of Manitoba, the city of Winnipeg, and many, many private donors to help bring Canada's diversity gardens to life. The federal contribution that could reach $35 million helps to achieve the re-assertion of the Winnipeg Parc at Cinnibon from La Feuille, which draws attention to biodiversity, to Indigenous peoples' gardens, where Canadians from all over the world can learn to better know those who were the first to take care of the land. Our investment of up to $35 million will help complete the redevelopment of Winnipeg's at Cinnibon Park from the leaf with its focus on biodiversity to the Indigenous peoples' garden, where Canadians from all backgrounds can learn about and learn from the original caretakers of this land. This investment will help support local businesses that rely on tourism and create more good, well-paying jobs for the middle class and those working hard to join it. But more than that, Canada's diversity gardens will be a place where visitors can connect with nature and with each other, where old friends can meet and where new friends can be found. That's how we build stronger communities. So finally, I want to especially thank all the private donors who are here today and who helped make Canada's diversity gardens possible. Obviously, governments have a very important role to play in this project and in other large projects that we know will benefit so many people. But there is no substitute for local action, local engagement and local leadership. Thank you for caring so deeply about your community and thank you for sharing your park and soon its new, beautiful diversity gardens with all of Canada.


Sorry, everyone, for the schedule, I'm just going to have seven minutes left. Okay, I'm going to present about the case about vandalism on community project policy and bring to you some cases from disunainist Indonesian Wikipedia. So this is supposed to be a little bit introductory for myself. You can check it in the slides later. Of course, I'm going to talk about vandalism and also this is supposed to be a video, but I don't think that we can play it right now. This is the existing cross project and local policies on vandalism. The most recent terms of use has the vandalism word in it, but when I asked, I want to ask what is defined as vandalism as written in section 4 and accent consistently written to harm the project. Is that your definition or definition mentioned somewhere in terms of use? Vandalism is defined as triumphalously in the term of use. Okay, this is someone from the foundation answering directly. Content vandalism may not be used in universal of code of conduct. We have the definition of deliberately introducing bias false, inaccurate, and inappropriate content, or hindering, impeding, or otherwise hampering the creation of content. Okay, this is the current policy in the English Wikipedia. Vandalism deliberately intended to obstruct or defeat the project purpose, but we can see in the project purpose Wikipedia has no formulas. So, does it mean when we create rules, it means vandalism? I don't know. It's one of the English Wikipadians to solve themselves. And also there is a little rule about ignore our rules. This is rather different than the Indonesian Wikipedia and the dumpster writing one. So, we have a similar form of ignore our rules. But in Indonesian, we translate it into don't feel to be too burdened by the rules. So, not ignore. So, there's also a praise of use your brain, don't make something up, or don't mess up. So, this is a policy in the Indonesian Wikipedia. So, this is the criteria on vandalism, content as vandalism in Indonesian Wikipedia. And also, not vandals, these are the criteria. And vandalism may lead to block with all of these other reasons. And I want to emphasize on the examples, of course, whether you consider is this vandalism or not. So, this is an article about the balance beam. Balance beam in gymnastics, balance beam event in gymnastics. Any of you in the room currently consider this as vandalism or not? No. Yeah, I'm just going to let you know. This is an incorrect translation. The supposed correct and more older term and still use term in Indonesian supposed to be balok ke seimbangan. It is already very common. But the person I censored their name here, of course, who created this article took it on himself and use papan instead, which mean board, not beam, which mean board. Do you guys consider it as vandalism or not? Okay. No, right. What about two articles with similar these problems? This is just one article, but two articles like this. Three articles by the same person. Four articles, a thousand articles. Okay. This is a different kind of audience I see from the wiki data section I attended this morning. So, what about this one? This one is from the Sundanese Wikipedia. Is this vandalism? Why is it not? I'm currently a CSOP in Indonesian and Sundanese Wikipedia. And this is very difficult, particularly for small wikis because we don't necessarily have a content policy like vandalism or something that may lead to block and so on. I don't think this is a correct Sundanese term. I'm not so sure whether we use angkatan sagara because we use allowed also in Sundanese. It means Navy, U.S. Navy. And you can see there's no references in here. And this info box just supposed to be go on until down there so long. And it was created by, I don't know who it is. They are not an active member, user of the Sundanese Wikipedia. I suppose maybe not even Indonesian. Not really, there's something about that. And also, how about this, is this vandalism? I'm going to point it out directly. You can see the references. It's not supposed to be like this only. And you can see this is a really similar, a very similar transition from the Indonesian article. And it's also the same because it's the same as before as this article. It wasn't created by routine members of the Wikipedia. So I really want to know whether what is this vandalism that we are talking about? I hope if anyone is joining me in online, I'm really glad to connect. My username supposed to be on pre-box and even yay. And if you are attending here, I really would be glad if we can define it ourselves. Okay, thank you. Terima kasih.