Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Bowman sapphire baseball Bowman baseball sapphire edition 5 box pick your team number 10 Big thanks to all of these folks for getting into the action appreciate it And there's a little bit of break credit. We're giving away, too I think you also you saw all the details there and all car chip and all that fun stuff All right good luck, so I'm not gonna sleeve and top load all of these as we go along just in the interest of time, but Our Our strong sorting and chipping team will take care of that for you guys. I haven't Been pulled fire any fire yet John Samson, you don't have a DVD player You know, it's funny. I realize that I Have not used my DVD slash Blu-ray player in like Probably a year and I had this whole like mini tower bookshelf not about it like a media shelf I guess filled with like Blu-rays and DVDs that I've just I've never watched Because I just end up watching it on like a streaming service right and so one of my exciting projects over the weekend was Boxing up all those old discs and repurposing that bookshelf to be filled with like Like books Picture frames and something a little more something else There's a Everson Pereira to 25 Check that to 75 oranges and sapphire apparently are 75 That goes to the Yankees Aaron Aaron Thule with the Yanks and there's a Bobby with Junior Right Cran and then I just end up renting them for like because because before I would have a craving for a movie There's by and I would just run to Best Buy Darje has the Royals and just buy the Blu-ray for like 15 bucks right and They're shirt and a pastel rangers nice and That goes to Jeff Goldberg and then that and then it would just the DVD would just sit or the Blu-ray or whatever would just sit there for like however long and I've just spent 20 bucks on it for something that I Probably won't watch too frequently so Going all digital now And it's really really opened up space in my room too. It's delightful But I was saying earlier I I watched Days of Thunder and and while I was doing this project. I've watched Days of Thunder and and Talladega nights and I just rented it on Amazon for like three or four bucks That's it So now I don't even know what to do. What do I do with these DVD? I guess I could donate them to like a library You know or Salvation Army, but I should probably just donate to those guys, right? You know actually This is I mean this is like this is like pandemic cleaning, right? I And there's they got a little dusty too. I bought these like You can find them on on Amazon, but I bought these like clear plastic pouches, right? So you can line up you can put in your DVDs like this and it That's my zipper symbol it zips along the top right there and it has Handles on either side so this is clear plastic And I think this might be the top might be canvas or something like that and it zips along the side right there I think each of these holds about I Guess depending on whether it's like a thicker box set or a multi disc maybe about 40 DVDs So I've already got them these nice little things Take it over to the goodwill or Salvation Army and be like here you guys go you deal with it You deal with it. I'm out on these There's Bobby with junior and a shade Lang Lears That's the 15 9 out of 15 for Derrick and Lanson and the Braves So that's why I put them in and I like I Like clean I like wipe down everyone with like a Bleach wipe so they're clean too Nice Bobby with junior is that your second one Darjean second in this break Yeah, second of the break those reds always fool me because I'm like oh is that it out of five? It's still nice, but nice Robert possum that's for Aaron to Lee and the Oakland Athletics Sorry, there's my DVD update for you ladies and gentlemen part of my exciting 4th of July weekend Oh and a redemption today everyone see that or are we guessing guess for bragging rights? I don't know who the redemptions aren't the first one. I've seen okay. John. Sam. This is Valamon Darjean saying I've only seen one redemption in cigar saying it's It's a Valamon. All right You are due to receive a chrome prospect audio green sapphire parallel. I might be out of 99 They put team names on here they do and yep, it's Chris Valamon Why didn't why didn't they think about this earlier putting team? Maybe it's they've already got the license for the teams I don't know. I don't have to write on the scribble on the card anymore Twins that'll be for the rack No bragging rights. It's only one person. All right, so no bragging rights.  It's a game changer blows my mind like I still reach for the pen to want to write on the redemption But that's dumb. It's right on there now. All right Louise once again, Steve Nice one there. That's Joey bark to Yeah, I mean to me that's a game changer. I feel like I feel like tops had that in their back pocket though I feel like they were like, okay. We'll we'll all right. See if they'll they'll reveal this, you know Maybe during a Pandemic year that's a that's their little way of lifting the spirits of the people definitely my spirits, you know And that might that might that might motivate Panini To to follow suit. Wow another Bobby Whit jr. For Darjee I mean one of these got a great out nicely. It's here, of course your second overall pick back in 2019 during simpler times Your autograph is Zach S That is for Detroit Greg with the Tigers nice Like that sapphire sound. I feel like the parallel autographs don't have that sapphire stamp All right, two more to go And we've got another five-box sapphire break coming up and then a quick little choice break Then maybe another one there might be there were a few that were Close to selling out so I'll go through orders again, and we'll find out an exact break order I'm watching this chopped marathon on food network And I Wonder why they don't why do why they don't two points Doesn't it seem a little subjective at that point if you're I mean with that's a lot of money on it listen if it was just for There's just for bragging rights, whatever there's like dollars on the line here You know like come on chef judges Celebrity chef judges put like put your name on it nice another Luis Robert for Steve All right, and we got a Ruben Cardenas to 75 Raise that's gonna be for Jeff and behind Jordan Adams is a grant little Padres auto for John Samuelson. All right one more box to go. Hey, this is the Lazy Acres episode I think I want to show the it's I don't know it's right up It's like a block away from our shop now. They're orange hiding right there And a Jason Dominguez hiding right there, and that is for Aaron Tully and the Yankees Come on Chris Valin like sign your cards. All right. There's Alec Munoz a 75 orange Think is a pretty highly touted prospect for the blue Jays Robert Possen for the A's It's also for Aaron Tully the blue Jays card goes to J J with the blue Jays and behind Grayson Rodriguez is Andrew Vaughan White Sox Steve having a nice break All right, and there you go ladies and gentlemen, that's your break now. Let's give away some money So again pretty solid break again. Well, I'm sure we'll do more of more of these tonight Got to buy at least two or more teams This is just pretty much have to buy them in even numbers So two gets you one entry One gets you none for It's you have that two entries You've got four so to count Steve got to that's an entry All right, so it's top two gets $50 top two after eight one two Three and eighth and final time After eight Steven Derek there you go. Congrats to you $50 break credit going your way check your email check your spam folder if you don't see it check it out Joe from jaspscasebreaks.com. I'll see you next time for the next break


Definitely don't want to overshoot that Looks like he did Well, we'll take the lead see if you can't see if he follows behind us There we go Well Tim's with the TUS I'm so okay with this Quick click back. Ah too much on the grass. So he's uh, he's trying to run tandem with me right now So this is sweet. Oh just a little grass drop. There we go All right, so this is definitely a lot of fun did not expect this to be going on right now To a couple of the other TUS guys and another ESDA car in the mix That might be too much That was a little bit too much, but We're able to come up somewhat correct it and get back on track So we were able to get on his door and Love it's all right.  Oh no, he ain't gonna wait. Oh just a tap. Sorry, man Cabaro Tando's Like to be a little bit closer on him right now. I don't want to hit those tires I don't want to lose this because if I don't stay with him, I'll probably end up losing him Probably should have been up and forth, but uh I'm staying third so This car I think handles so much better with the force feedback then it did when I was trying to Qualifying ESDA Oh, he's got a SDM his door. Oh boy, so we got two ESDA cars going on right now Hello, everybody. I'm evil rabbit. We're here staring at a Forza edition style Camaro if you guys like the beginning video This is kind of where it all started back when I was in forza motorsports And we were doing some random tandems and ended up tandeming as a member of TUS That's where it all started. It all started in this car joining up with TUS Going into ESDA and everything like that. It all started from that initial real clip with Randomly tandeming with a usual suspects member So today we're gonna be ripping this thing here online rock where we did initially where this all started but now we're in a setto and We're a little less shaky make sure you guys follow me on social media all that you're found in the description box below Let's do it. So the view in this car is actually pretty terrible Not gonna lie. It's pretty bad That pillar is quite big And it's really hard to see Now we weren't driving in First person back in the forza days. So this is totally different of course Hard entry. Oh gotta settle it in the lock. There we go Now I did find this car on a random whim in a car pack And I thought it would be sweet to come back and reminisce driving this car because this is the car that I started in ESDA with back on forza and now we're here in ESDA in a set of course up driving the e36 but this car was definitely so much fun in that game and kind of a Like another things driving right now of course back then we also were on the G9 20 with the mint green and neochrome wheel the custom handbrake setup and everything like that on My old wooden rigs and now we're rocking. Oh boy Well maza equipment and a next-level chassis big Thank you, of course to maza racing and next level for making this setup dream To become a reality. Oh That's too much. We're in the dirt. Oh, man. No So this car is a lot of fun and I'm half tempted to possibly find out if I can work with this car and maybe do a full rebuild in the inside of it And kind of make this into a newer style comp car just because the flashback of reminisce may also need to make myself a FCR X7 if you guys remember back in the was there's also a Drift competition called SSR Street racing or SRS SSR so we were in Another street series and we actually went into a couple battles and won some won some battles in that street series and Definitely gonna be looking for some more seating series and stuff like that here in your future just to progress my competitive drifting a little bit better It's cause actually a lot of fun. All right, we're gonna try and throw a roof We're gonna try and get this initiation down Third before the line down shift look it Oh Too much on the brake now that I'm steering angle Not a steering angle in this car Unfortunately, oh geez But I just thought it would be fun to come back and reminisce if you guys remember and we're a part of the channel back when I was drifting with TUS and all of them and you know having that old Camaro Let me know down in the comments if you guys have been here for that because I'm very curious to see who's still Still around from back in those days So just a little quick Reminisce video got a lot of big things coming here to the channel ESDA season is winding down. We have one more round left for those who Did not check my Instagram post. I did end up getting an 86 in my qualify 86.2 In my qualifying run needed an 89 that took qualified So we were just on the outside of the 32, but it was an extremely good round because I Did not have any nerves the nerves were not really there I was able to throw it down if I wouldn't have dropped a tire in the two sections Then I probably would have been able to qualify So the nerves were a lot less there For this round and I felt a lot more comfortable. This R5 feels really good So just a reminisce video bringing back to where it all started to where it is now Like I said, I got a lot of things coming with the new cars and some new content some new things coming got some New stuff with the wheel setup and everything on the way to so make sure you guys do follow me And if you guys like this video you guys want to keep following me make sure you tap that like button and subscribe for Not already a subscriber. I do appreciate all the support as always. I'd like to thank you guys for coming back I'm your rabbit. I'll see you on the track


Many years ago, The Times was conducting a survey for an article I wrote where they talked to a dozen people or so, and asked us what were the main lessons we learned from the first real job we had in our lives. My first real job was spreading tar on roofs. Not a great job. I answered that I had learned not one but three lessons, and those lessons would be my advice. The first lesson was that there are an awful lot of very fine people who make a living spreading tar all their life. The second lesson is it takes a heck of a lot of tar to cover a roof. And the third lesson is that getting an education is the key to getting off the roof. And my strongest piece of advice to a young person would be to get as much education as you can.   But be prepared and be opportunistic and be willing to take prudent risks as life comes along and as opportunity appears. I had a friend who said, when opportunity knocks, try to answer the door.


I finished my master's at Syracuse University and I was lucky enough to get a scholarship through the Pew Charitable Trust and it was actually part of my degree, it's the Future Professoriate Program and they essentially picked grad students who looked as if they would make potential instructors and we did workshops, so it was like technology in the classroom, interactive peer learning was one of the topics and we did workshops for two years. One was we, there were about 35 of us, we'd go into a room and you'd pull a topic out of a hat and it was about this element of performative and interactive teaching style and that you should be able to teach anything. So we'd have a day, four hours to research a topic, go to the library, come back and teach it and it was definitely tough because you had to really think on your feet and it could be completely outside of your field, they didn't pick anything that was humanities based or anything. So you had to go off research and then come back and present your ideas and I think that was essentially the premise for it was that you can teach anything if you have the practical skills of getting students involved. Oh I think about that constantly and it's funny because I think students, you know they're media babies, the classroom has changed radically and so attention span has changed, students are much more complex and so how to get them inspired and how to encourage them to pursue their passion is a difficult task so every time I go into a classroom I know that there's a performative element to it, you have to have enthusiasm. There is this theatrical component that says you're on when you're in the classroom to draw people in and if you're not excited about what you're doing and you're not passionate about what you're doing and this is where I think peer learning is ultimately just implicit in all teaching then you'll lose them, you'll completely lose them. So if you don't have the enthusiasm for your own topic you can't expect them to. So I do it through written responses and then critique obviously and then when they do presentations like in progress critiques that's another layer of information so you have to get them motivated so I know that whether it's caffeine or when you're in the classroom you have to be on I don't think passive learning is even an option anymore especially in the studio arts because we have a three-hour class period it's not a lecture and a lab it's a lecture and a lab built together so half the time I feel like I'm facilitating a circus because you really have to juggle a lot and make sure that they're engaged in what they're doing. A lot of times I feel that it's through group projects like right now upstairs there's all these body shots and that was in 290 and he put us into groups and he really likes this collaborative effort and so a lot of times he'll just say you're gonna go in the lighting studio for this project and I want you guys as whole body to be in it so figure out a lighting situation that gets your whole body in it so then it's less Garth teaching you how to light but how a group interacts together to figure out how to work the lights in the studio to make a work and to make a collaborative effort and to make a group piece that has some sort of flow or concept and it'll do it's similar when you're in the dark room together and you have a project do tomorrow and everyone's kind of freaking out and people be like how do I how do I use a filter what does a filter do it's like oh well I went through this last year and a filter means this or someone will say my picture is really blurry I don't understand why it's not coming out and so you definitely feel that in these group spaces that he puts you into you're definitely talking with each other and learning through each other more so than I think you get in a lot of other classes


Enogha State Governor Peter Mba has paid a visit to President Bolotinibu where he reiterated support for federal government's economic policies. Government Mba assured that his administration will deliver on the over 300 billion Naira internally generated revenue IGR targets in the 2024 appropriation of the state which he signed on Wednesday. Speaking to newsmen after the meeting Mba said he was in Lagos to also convey warm greetings and seasons, best wishes on behalf of the government and the good people of Enogha State to Mr. President. I'm sure you are aware that we have provided water. We promised the people in 180 days to provide water. Today, water is running in all the homes in our states, particularly in the urban areas. And for those who still don't have water yet, we're expanding the pipeline network to reach them. We're building, as you may already know, 260 smart schools across all the wards in the states. We're doing 260 primary health care centers type 2 across all the wards. So there are a whole lot of new things. We're migrating our manual ways of doing things in our various institutions, in our various MDAs, to a digital platform so we can offer an efficient service. Efficient services to the people of Enogha State.


What's up guys and welcome to Trendy Updates up our SPM boys. Now onto the trending news today is a futubola Vikta Wanyama who has addressed malicious rumors that he is the father of Diana Maruo as a son Mogan Bahati. Now these are allegations or other rumors that have been going around on social media for quite some time and finally Vikta Wanyama has commented on this topic. Now he went on social media platform and shared a picture na kaesa kwandika. This foolishness needs to stop now. So babu iliku akuna picture mbaiki dogo pale iliku inna zungu ka online you know people were portraying that Bahati the kids are not his nani kama pale dana bii aliza kupata ototo na watu bingine. Apu kuliku wana K.R.G. the dawn kuliku wana Abel Mutua na Pia Vikta Wanyama lakini iliku wani pale tweet atu and you know now Vikta Wanyama took to social media na kaesa kusema this foolishness has to stop now. Cos he was reacting to trolls on Twitter edited to put him on Bahati's family portrait. And besides that Diana Maruo, the mother and the content creator has faced a fashion criticism. Na Mogan Bahati waki wa pale kwa familia. Now people told her that this dress isn't meant for family photoshoot. Ani kiesa kusoma comments are pale you know people reacting to Diana bii is a face of fashion. Ahabeki Viola kasi maa I mean not disrespect on the post but that ain't a mommy dress that you should post with any child. They are just saying. Fina Sngara says nini misyoni kitu amatu kwenki a kusawa ni content creator. Niki angali a kasaia says comments zen yous addresses in a sound kawa to ama Shambani by the way. They look so hot period. Alafu Janet George says hapa hakuna story a jealousy. That dress is inappropriate for a mother. And honestly I really do love her and respect you but that dress is not given. Okay. Now Victor Wanyama as he was reacting of course to the depiction in the family picture of the Bahatis. He took to his social media account and demanded that Kenyans should stop insinuating whatever they were saying about them. Of course the footballer being one of Bahati's father, children's father. Trending team 254 anasema sasa amatu asifanyi practice ya editi in. Mtu nesi sarena anasema hukum tundao dawaya trolls nikunya maza but with this reaction he has now given them a filled day because one thing with trolls is that they drive in being answered. The gossip girl says a ki watu niwa nyama hukunje. Aniki malizia it's me Suzy anasema he just needs to su the person who did this puna amatu ehe. Ayabasi. Let us know down on the comments section what are your thoughts regarding the trolls for people netizens that you know seeing a thought of Victor Wanyama is the father to Moga and Bahati. But in the meantime keep it trendy updates hapa SPM birds.


I think it's pretty well established that if you want to use the GNOME desktop environment in order to make it really good, you have to add some extensions. And the reason why I say that is because the vanilla experience is fairly limited on the amount of customization that you can do out of the box. In order to actually make anything different for the most part you actually have to make certain tweaks. You have to install GNOME tweak tools. You have to install the GNOME extension manager and so on and so forth. So what I thought I'd do today is talk about five GNOME extensions that are absolutely essential for new GNOME users. Let's go ahead and jump in. So we have here a vanilla version of GNOME running on Fedora 35. The system has been completely updated and the only thing that I've changed here is I've installed the GNOME extension manager. And I've done that because it's simply easier to install extensions from here than having to install the browser extension and then install them from the browser. So the first extension on the list is called dash to dock. So if we search for dash to dock here, it should come up right here and you hit install. And we'll show you exactly what this does. What it does, as you can see along the bottom is instead of having the bar along the bottom only when you're in the activities mode, you actually get to see it all the time. Now there's a similar extension called dash to panel. And what dash to panel would do is instead of having a dock like Mac OS, it would allow you to have a panel along the bottom similar to what you'd have with Windows. So that is dash to dock. And it's really great. There's a lot of customization that comes along with it. So if you right click on here and click dash to dock settings, dash to dock settings will come up. You can change where the the dock appears. You can choose the size and the appearance of it along with the launchers and whether or not the trash can shows up and so on and so forth. It vastly increased the amount of customization you can do for the dock in vanilla GNOME because there's actually not any customization you can do out of the box in vanilla GNOME. You have to have something like this or going to weeks or something like that in order to make any changes at all. So that is dash to dock. So the next one on the list is called ARC menu. Now ARC menu, if we search for this will allow you to have an applications menu that will pop up in certain situations. So if we go ahead and install this installed extension, we'll get a menu up here that gives us a menu system that is similar to what you'd expect on like XFCE or budget or something like that. And what's great about this is that if you don't want to have to deal with the application fly out animation and all that stuff that you'd have to normally put up in within vanilla GNOME, you can actually just use a regular menu like you would in like Windows or KDE or something like that. And if you use something like dash to panel, this button will actually appear along the bottom in the panel itself instead of up in the activities bar. So that is ARC menu. Now, there are a couple of different ones. You'll want to make sure that you choose the one that has no spaces here. I'm not exactly sure what this is, but you can see from GNOME extensions manager that the one here is not actually maintained. This is the one that you want. Okay. So the next one on the list is absolutely essential. And I don't actually know why this isn't included by default in like every desktop environment because frankly, it's just something that is needed. Now some desktop environments actually do this. They don't actually need, you know, extra stuff, but GNOME for sure needs this. This is called caffeine. So if you search for caffeine, you have to actually learn how to spell. And then you install this. It actually does nothing out of the box in terms of something that you can see. But what it will do is will prevent your screen from going dark or turning into the lock screen while you're watching videos. And the fact that the desktop environment doesn't do that by default is kind of annoying, but it is what it is. And by having this installed, it means that when you're recording something or you're watching a movie or you're watching YouTube or whatever, your screen just won't go dark randomly. If you haven't touched the mouse in a while. So it's not something that is all that flashy, but it's something that adds in functionality that probably should be that right default. Okay. So the next extension on the list is called desktop icons and G. And what this does is it brings back functionality that used to exist in GNOME but was pulled out. Basically what it does is it puts allows you to put icons on the desktop. Now, frankly, this is not something that I miss. Like I don't ever put icons on my desktop, even when I'm using a floating window manager or desktop environment. I'm not one of those people who wants to put all of my stuff on the desktop, but there are those people. So this extension reenables that functionality. So it's called desktop icons and G and you install this and install and allows you to have icons on the desktop. That's literally all it does. The last one on the list is called clipboard indicator. So if we search for this and install it, what this does is it puts a little icon up here at the top that will show you your clipboard history. Now one of the things that I always install when I'm in a tiling window manager is clip menu D. And what that does is it keeps a running history of everything that you've copied over the course of your, your current session. And while it's not necessarily essential to everyone, I think that you would be surprised at how often it comes in handy if you've copied something 10 minutes ago, but you've copied things since then, but you still need that thing you copied 10 minutes ago. You can go back in your clip menus history and find that thing that you copied. Now I will warn you this does keep track of passwords. So if you use a password manager, make sure that you use private mode in order to get past the thing of this actually saving your passwords when you probably shouldn't.  I've done that before. It's not a great thing. Just don't do it. It's something that you want to keep in mind if you are in that situation. So those are the top five genome extensions that I think everyone should install. There are several more that are actually really good. One of the things that I highly recommend you do is install genome extensions manager and go through some of the extensions that are ranked in the highest popularity because there are a lot of really good ones there to add really cool functionality to genome and can make genome even better than it already is. So if you have extensions that you think are essential, you can leave those in the comment section below. You can follow me on Twitter at TheLinuxCast. You can support me on Patreon at patreon.com. SliceLinuxCast, before I go, I'd like to take a moment to thank my current patrons. Robert, Sid, Devon, Patrick, Fred, Kramer, Maglin, Jackson, Fertile, Steve, Ace, EvergoodLinux, Geerick, Samuel, Mitchell, ArtCenter, CarbonData, Jeremy, Sean, Odin, Martin, Vlad, Andy, Ross, Merrick, Kamp, Joshua, Lee, J-Dog, Peter, A, Crucible, Dark Minute Six, and Primus. Thanks everybody for watching. I'll see you next time.


You too Team keep it clean. It's going on. It's engraving here with another video and in this video It's just just just getting warmed up a little bit just a little bit. What's up Motek? What's up Sinclair? What's going on, man? What's up chickus? We just getting warmed up doing some throwing. I don't know how much of everything y'all can see But I'm trying I Don't even know if y'all can see much from there I'm not home right now, so I can't play nobody and matter man So I'm trying to set this up so y'all can see something I got a I'm just getting prepared man Just getting prepared See this will be good right here, but I can't have it that high obviously So I don't know how much y'all gonna be able to see man, but anyway Let me try that So team keep it clean. Oh man Appreciate that donation Whoo Appreciate that donation man. I can't see who it was right now. Let me try to see if I can see Now it's not let me see who it was man, but whoever it was appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you Again, this just a warm-up man It's just a warm-up. Some of y'all some of y'all laughing man. Some of y'all laughing like oh Get over vegan appreciate it get over vegan. Thank you man, but we're just warming up. We just practicing man This just practice get getting warmed up offense and defensive line. We'll see about that man We'll see about that reason.  So I don't want anybody emotions to take over them. Oh Yeah, I'm gonna be playing some quarterback to now.  It's a warm-up This is warm-up. So Not bad for a 60 year old man. You mean 60 year old man. So Yeah, man this Watch me. Oh, you gonna pull up and not yet man Not yet June 1st pull up June 1st man pull up June 1st Lamar, Jr. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you use them Get out of here man, but yeah, man soon Real soon, so let me let me go do some more. What's up Lorenzo? What's going on? Let's on is it lagging for y'all so y'all can't see stuff then y'all can't see June 1st. It's on my Twitter. It's on my Instagram. It's on my Facebook. It's all over there, man So June 1st man June 1st. Do I got icy? June 1st man June 1st. So y'all come through man. We just gonna it's gonna be a good time We're gonna have a good time Then that's it man. That's it. So let me set this back up so we can get back to it man but yeah, I gotta uh, I Gotta get ready man. I got I got to get ready telling me ice up. Hey, I'm gonna be just fine, man I'm gonna be just fine 39. No 62 man 62 6262 I don't know. Can y'all still see it is a beautiful day thing All right


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In this video, we're going to prove the so-called cancellation laws of a group, and they're stated in the following way. Let G be a group, and take elements A, B, C. These are just arbitrary elements in the group, but they have the condition that B times A is equal to C times A. Notice that A is the same thing on the back here. So, if A, B equals C, A, this actually implies that B equals C. The only way that B, A can equal C, A is that B actually equals C in the first place. This property right here we call right cancellation. You can cancel A on the right side of the equation. And similarly, if A, B were to equal A, C, we could actually then infer from that that B equals C. This is an example of what we call left cancellation, that we can cancel out A on the left-hand side. These are very useful properties in algebra. This is actually a property of being a group. So, what we're going to do is we're actually going to prove left cancellation. I'm going to prove left cancellation and argue that right cancellation is similar. So, this is actually a conditional statement right. So, if A, B equals A, C, that implies B equals C for any elements of the group. So, we're going to start off by assuming that A, B equals A, C. So, this is our starting point. Now, using properties of groups, we're going to prove that B actually equals C. And so, the way we're going to do that is we're going to multiply both sides of the equation by A inverse. Because A belongs to the group, it has an inverse. So, we're going to use the inverse axiom to have existence of that group element. Now, because the group is, well, a group, we can re-associate the parentheses. The associative property says that we can redo the parentheses so that I'm actually going to instead look at A inverse A times B and A inverse A times C. Since these are inverses, they multiply A inverse A is going to give us an E, which we see right here. And because E is the identity, so we have the identity element right here, E, B is just B and E, C is just C. So, we were able to cancel A on the left-hand side of these equations. So, if A, B equals A, C, then B actually was equal to C. We have left cancellation. Right cancellation is proven very similar to this. And so, I want you to realize that here that, in fact, the above proof used all three axioms of group theory. So, associativity, inverse as identity as I illustrated here on the screen. In some regard, any object with cancellation must be a group-like object. And in fact, if you have a set with a binary operation that satisfies the cancellation laws, we actually call this a quasi-group. The idea is that it's kind of like a group. If you have cancellation, you're very close to being a group. But basically, quasi-groups don't require associativity, which is sort of like a fatal mistake. Associativity is the best axiom out there. Things get really funky when you don't have associativity. But hey, once you have the cancellation laws, I want to mention that you can get stuff from that, right? We can actually solve equations uniquely. I'll say we can solve linear equations uniquely inside of a group. If we have a group G, take elements AB, these are elements in the group. Then the equation ax equals B, which here x is a variable, we don't know what it is. So A and B are fixed, but x is a variable. The linear equation ax equals B and xA equals B have unique solutions in the group. I have to write both of them because the group isn't necessarily commutative. But I'm going to give you an argument that ax equals B has a solution, a unique solution. And by similar reason, xA equals B will have a solution as well. And you're going to see that this is going to basically follow from the cancellation laws. So if you have an equation, let's first prove that it has a solution in the first place, right? What's the solution to ax equals B? Well, if you're looking at this ax equals B, you'd be tempted just to multiply both sides of the equations by a inverse, kind of like we did with the cancellation laws, and you would get that x equals a inverse B. Because the operation is non-commutative, you have to make sure you put the inverse on the left side. To cancel a on the left, your inverse needs to be on the left of B, not on the right. That would not give you the right element. So my candidate for the solution is actually x equals a inverse B. And so what we can do is we can then plug that in for x, and you'll see it right here.  A times a inverse is the identity, and the identity times B gives you just a B, right? We used all the axioms again. Existence of inverses was used, associativity was used, the identities were used. We used all the axioms of groups in that statement. This just proves the existence, the existence of solution. So this just tells us that there is a solution, but it doesn't tell us that there's a unique solution, right? The uniqueness usually has to be supplied as a second argument. So how do we get uniqueness of a solution? Why can't there be a second solution? Well, if there's a second solution, this is where cancellation is going to come into play. Say there's two solutions, both x and y. Well, if x is a solution, that means ax equals B. If y is a solution, that means ay equals B. But if they both equal B, that actually means that ax is equal to ay. By left cancellation, you're going to get that x equals y. So uniqueness is a consequence. The uniqueness of the solution is a consequence of the cancellation that we saw just above. And so because of the group axioms, which cancellation is a consequence, we can prove that linear equations have unique solutions. Ax equals B and xa equals B. xa equals B, of course, is handled similarly.


Welcome back to day three of PDAC with Robin Birchell of Guiani. How are you sir? Yeah good this morning thank you. You're a recent addition to the company I understand. That's right I joined the company at the back end of last year and just before we did a small financing. You raised two million dollars? Yeah just a little bit more than two million. We also took in some cash. We have some holdings, liquid holdings in some other companies. We sold a little bit of that at the same time. Before joining Guiani you were part of another management team that took a project through to mine production and now you've left that to do that hopefully the same thing here. Yeah that's definitely the plan. And our medal of choice? Look what we're really interested in here is manganese for the battery market so it's a little bit different than for the steel market and that's something that's taking a bit of education with people to explain. Why is it a different formulation, different size, different flake? Well the best way I can explain it is maybe to think about coal, you know you have thermal coal and coca coal. They're not interchangeable. Right. You have something similar in manganese, you have direct shipping ore that goes to the steel market and then you have high grade ore which can be turned into very high purity manganese flake that goes into the cathode for the batteries and these two things are not very interchangeable. And you have the EMM? Well so far the indications that we have are very high grade material that can be used to make EMM. So what's next then on the company development path? So right now we've been doing all our budgeting and planning for the field program. We've got our board meeting actually in a couple of days time where we will approve the budgets and go ahead with the drill program and some geophysics and then also we have a little bit of metallurgical testing that we're doing at the same time as well. Okay then drill program should be done by late summer? Yeah no we'll be a little bit early on that. I think the drilling program will be going through April so we'll start to have results in April and a few more in May. We have some material that's on-site right now so we'll have the drill results that will come directly from the drilling and then we'll be doing the metallurgical testing. We'll start the metallurgical testing very soon on the stockpile and then that testing will go a little bit into May and so we'll have a series of results in May and then in June we'll probably have the resource. Was this meant to be confirmatory drilling or resource definition? So this is resource definition but you have to remember that you know the overall scale of the deposit we have a pretty good idea of that. You know these are not very big deposits it's not like the for the steel market those are you know 40 50 million tons this is about this will be about 2 million tons and you've got to think about the economics of that which is that you know the the EMM material sells for about $2,000 a ton in the Chinese market right now and our costs you know rough numbers maybe 330 to produce that so we're making a margin maybe of 6 to 700 on 50,000 tons it's pretty good money. Good value for the shareholders so come on back when those drill results are out we'll follow up on that we'll help plan the next stage of the company's development. Yeah absolutely we'd love to come back and talk to you guys again. Thanks very much.


Hey everyone, welcome back to another counter side video today's video We're going to be featuring the update for November 10 as you can see here guys here the details that just dropped So again the update is going to run from 7 a.m. To 9 a.m. November 10 GMT plus 7. Okay, so the details of this update Compensation is going to be again quartz 300 turnium 1,000 so update content and new content So there will be a new challenge guys Chloe's gear materials search on lock I'll be doing a guide on that tomorrow Number two is going to be an event lucky balloon drop start So I'm not sure what this is gonna have to find out tomorrow together on what this event is going to be Number three is going to be your attendance company reinforcement season Special punch in so it's going to run from November 10 up to November 24 So it's going to be for two weeks Next is going to be your recruitment classified recruitment. So we will going to be having two reruns for our classified recruitment banner a Chance up for you Mina and also a chance up for now you been Okay, so this is going to be There's going to be a no-brainer for most of you unless if you're going to go with you Mina So now you've been is going to be more summoned I think for this one because again, he was just bad But he was really really used in October. So this is going to be a good chance for those Who don't have now you've been once he comes back you can use him again and next is going to be your Recruit normal recruitment. We're going to also have a good batch of recruitment. This is goes also going to be a rerun We're gonna have Sarah Pell and her Rob. So Sarah Pell one of the best Not awakened defenders that we have so again this now your chance to get her and also her Rob I think Sarah pills Sarah pills skin is still available But her Rob for her she's usually used for you know anti to deployment cost units and also anti Awakened you know, so this is actually your chance to get either or both of them Okay, next is going to be a shop classified recruitment 5 plus 1 special package and fusion core special package available for sale and number 7 the last part of this update is Going to be a buff higher dispatch mission great success. It's going to be a plus 20% Okay, so again, we will be Maintenance compensation will be set by email. So please check mailbox and claim it within three days. Let's go over first on the events that are Recruitment or events that are expiring by tomorrow So for the shop, let's check. Let's check out the skin So the skins are actually still here for another week. If you get Sarah Pell You can you might want to get her skin here, which is actually pretty pretty good And also we're gonna check out the recruitment that is expiring tomorrow for normal recruit you're gonna have to Okay, so if you guys are still finishing up on the SSR Admin swordfighter so they're expiring tomorrow together with the administration shield man and rifle They're in one banner. So if you still need to finish this banner up be my guest, please do That's it and for The classified recruit ma'am if you still need to recruit for Lee Su Yun. She's going to be Be here still for seven days. So no expiring for tomorrow. Let's go to your consortium. So tomorrow This one the consortium co-op will be resuming. So This is going to be 19 hours until the next co-op battle season resumes so please get your rewards if you haven't yet and Also, don't forget to finish Chloe's credit search because this ends tomorrow already It has 11 hours 11 minutes left And if you need more credit, then you should be able to mine this today exclusively as for the innovation setup this is going to be running for additional seven days and More or less, we still have time to farm this event But another challenge is actually coming into so Make sure that you avail of or you participate in these events Okay guys, that's it. So that is our update for tomorrow. Hopefully we could have More new updates new events a new recruitment the following week after this we have two weeks more before Before November ends and I'm sure we're going to be getting Another awakened unit. We're not sure yet who it is Okay, guys. Thank you very much for staying this far in this video Consider subscribing if you haven't yet and also don't forget to Click that bell icon and put a like to this video. Thank you guys. Stay safe. Take care. This is the warden and I'm out of here


We explain why the blue planet lacks water. Water is fun. Water is a necessity for all life on Earth. Some even predicted to be the new oil. But why isn't there enough for everyone? Even though our blue planet consists of 70% water, we can only use an extremely small part of it as drinking water. 97% of all water is salty and 2% is frozen. The remaining 1% could still be sufficient for everyone, but unfortunately its distribution is pretty unfair. Today more than 700 million people have no access to clean water, like Aza, who has to walk for miles to collect it and carry it home. While Tim, in another part of the world, simply turns on the tap. He uses more than 100 liters per day. What's behind this injustice? In agriculture, ground water and water from marshlands is used to irrigate the fields. In countries with a dry and hot climate, this is especially problematic. Once pumped out of the ground, the water doesn't come back. On top, climate change and pollution make matters worse. The local population must live on dried out land. And as the world's population grows, the demand for water is growing too. The UN estimates that in 2025, demand will be up to 40% higher than it is today. This bears the potential for conflicts about the use of water resources. Governments and societies need to change their attitudes towards water. Water systems infrastructure and technology must be upgraded. And new frameworks for intelligent water resource management and conservation have to be forged. Because there is no life without water.


So you should see a browser on the right and on the left. You should see what turned out to be the major categories of the, I guess it's basically the J-Wiki server file system. So this is the default set of major categories. And the way to read this, hang on. The way to read this is there's a history, excuse me, not a history, I have a bar chart running down the left side of the table of contents. And where you see a little bar on the left, a little red bar, that indicates that there are more than one document in this major category. So in personal taste, for example, there's only one, it's called personal taste. In P Invoke, there's only one, it's called P Invoke. And as I mouse on it, it loads up on the browser on the right. So in that sense, it's very similar to the other demo. New York City J Users Group has a bunch of documents, so it's got a larger bar. I'm gonna start at the bottom, just because there are some points I wanna make. So by default, we can fit as many as three columns of documents in the detail area on the left. So these are all J-Wiki meeting reports going back to December of 2021. We've got two columns worth of material. I am familiar with these. I would imagine.  There are actually six columns, and we can't accommodate those at full width. So what we do is the first column is expanded to full width and there's a gray ribbon running down the left, running down the column. And as long as your mouse stays inside that ribbon, this is the column that will remain expanded. But if you leave the ribbon to the right, the next column expands next, and the next, and the next, and the next. And the idea here is to try to accommodate larger numbers of documents and larger numbers in subcategories. Like in this case, the absolutely essential term subcategory, the about new book subcategory, or it's plus and whatever else. If we move up a little, there is a category called system. I guess that's currently making the point I wanted to make. The basic notion here, the basic notion in general is to try to take all of the subcategories of a major category and all of the document titles of the major category and flatten them out in the detail area. And we can do that as long as there are too many documents and too many subcategories. A point that Raoul made last week that was extremely well taken was that the original implementation of the original prototype wouldn't scale very well. If we suddenly double the document count, for example, or if the subcategory structures underneath the major categories got richer, it wouldn't really handle it very well. What I'm trying to do here is show that there are ways to handle that well and still preserve a lot of the interactivity that characterized the original demo. We come up here to help. Help has a lot of documents. And if we open it up, it has so many that we can't actually accommodate them all in columns. And so the approach we take there is simply to take the subcategories and arrange them in an outline form. So we indent as we get to subcategories. And as you touch each subcategory, we arrange the documents in the remaining two columns. Now, a fair question is what happens when you've got more than two columns worth of documents on the right? Let's look at that. If we go to all of these categories have been the default server file system categories. If we move up to the top, we get to Bob's categories. So community developers, J Playground, newcomers, references and a Wiki. And Bob, I realized just today, I may have a brawler glitch. I may not have gotten everything. I apologize for that, if that's not to be true. So if we open up references, it's huge. There are a lot of subcategories, but we have no trouble accommodating them all. And what happens is we squeeze the columns. So release notes has five columns worth of document titles, but that's okay. They'll expand as we move to the right. And as we touch them, we'll load up the pages. By the way, part of the reason the pages are loading as fast as they are, is that I've got a local HTML cache that I'm using. So I'm not actually touching the network when I load up these documents. All right, but there is one incredible category, subcategory, and that is orphans. Orphans is, as far as I can tell, all the otherwise uncategorized pages. And orphans has well over a dozen columns worth. There are several hundred pages. And it still works mechanically. The columns expand appropriately as you move them out to the right, but it's not a great experience. You really can't read enough of the compressed columns to be able to see anything, to guess at what they might actually contain. So I think probably, there are ways to deal with that. I think probably one way to do it would be to take orphans and create a few synthetic categories underneath that category is called page one, page two, and page three, for example, each of which would have just a couple of hundred pages in them. I think that would take care of the problem, but I'm sure there are other approaches. Yeah, we could always add real categories. I'm sorry? We could always come up with new categories and start sticking them in these new categories or existing categories. Sure, I think it's important to distinguish between curation on the one hand and experience delivery on the other. And if your experience is failing, there are two approaches. I think the honest approach is to say, I'm gonna fix the experience. I'm gonna make the experience more sophisticated so it can handle it. And I think the forgive me slightly less honest approach is to say, well, it's Bob's problem. Let him fix it. Okay, so... I'm not as enamored of that approach. I'll just stop you there because in the case of orphans, it is definitely Bob's problem. And I'll tell you why. Because what orphans are are just any page that doesn't have a page that refers to above it. So if you think about all your navigation bars, nothing goes to a navigation bar as a parent. It's its own thing. So it's an orphan. Now what you see listed is every page that navigation bar touches. And we're looking at all the navigation bars, including NuVoc. So there's no way, like orphans was useful when Eric first went into the web crawl because it allows us to identify pages that might be off on themselves and they're not hooked to anything. But orphans also applied to navigation stuff, which is there's no way you wanna do references into navigation, especially when navigation itself, you basically are going to the thing, you're not just going to the top level, which is a navigation bar, you're going to everything that that's touching. It's just not a useful category. Yeah, all right. So don't worry about it. Okay, I won't, we'll do a category nav, hidden category nav or something like that. Something like that. Yeah, we could do that. We could split them out that way. Yeah. Now I wanna contrast this style of navigation. And when I say this, I mean being able to touch both super categories, major categories and within them subcategories and immediately see all the kids and then immediately load up those kids with the approach that's taken by media wiki. And I don't wanna single out media wiki, but it's because it's typical of the web. It's just the way things are. So you've got here a hierarchy and you can click to open up individual sub topic, subcategories. And if you click on a subcategory, you get not pages, but a list of pages, one of which you could click on. And then it's incredible. There's only one page here. They could have shown that on the hierarchy page. I can dive into here. And the feeling I have is that I've just lowered myself into a cave system. And if this were a working browser instead of just a WD web view, I would use the back button to laboriously crawl my way out back to the listed subcategory pages, back to the category outline as well, which it's actually easier to get there like this. The contrast between that web style of navigation on the one hand and this style on the other were even a very small mouse movement. And by the way, I'm not clicking. There's almost no clicking involved in this interface.  The contrast between the two approaches increasingly strikes me as very stark. And I think that a big part of the reason that video games, certain kinds of video games are so engaging is that they're just incredibly responsive, incredibly fast. And there's something intrinsically engaging about the mere speed with which they respond to your input. And I think the same sort of benefit of engagement could be recruited by an interface like this one. I'm definitely conscious and this is a bias and individual data point. I've been exposed to more content in the J website in the last week than I have in the last couple of years. It's just so easy to move around. Now I'm just satisfied with one thing, which is I'm moving up and down here selecting pages and they're not loading in the browser. I would like to figure out why that is and fix it. The left side of the application responds like a video game. The right side responds more like the web and that's annoying. That's not as engaging as it probably could be. And I would like to fix that. Okay, real briefly, let's talk about search. So search works, it works more or less the way. It works more or less the way it did in the last version. So you type rank and now the bar graph on the left shows where the hits are. So there are hits down in vocabulary for obvious reasons, quite a few of them. There are hits up in reference, quite a few of them for obvious reasons. And so Orphans has a lot of hits because Orphans includes Nouveau, release notes and so on. I kind of like the idea of putting hits in the context of a map which should become familiar but I'm not married to the idea. So there is a search pseudo category up at the top and that actually shows all the hits that have happened and they're categorized. So it effectively works out to the same thing except rather than poking around in the category map you get to see them all flat right in front of you. So there's somebody to that. And then last point, there's a pseudo category called super category called Nouveau and that behaves exactly the same way as it did last week.  And that is the story. And I will just as a code mention that I've done this kind of work before and the best possible outcome of a demo like this one is a feedback that leads you to pitch everything you've done and start over again through scratch. So with that in mind, if there are any comments or questions I'd be very happy to take them now. Yeah, I have a question. Yeah. How do you scroll the browser for age? Okay, good question. If you click on whatever you're currently touching so I just clicked on sort down and I go and I load other pages. The page I clicked on becomes the default. So if I leave, if I'm not mousing on any page it comes back and then I can scroll. It's not the best interaction but it's the best I've been able to come up with so far. So if I clicked on raise or raise in, excuse me and then I go and bring up sparse but come over here, raise in comes back and I can scroll it and I can follow things and so on. That's pretty good. The only thing I would want is just a little more feedback that it happened when I clicked like a slight background change for everything else that highlights the one that I clicked on or something maybe. Okay, that's a good point. Yeah, it's entirely hidden that that would need to be made more transparent for sure. Thank you. And just to follow up on that to make it even a bit clear is there a way to do almost a film over the right side so that when you click on that that locked page now looks different than the other pages you're scrolling around. I see, possibly, I'm not really familiar enough with WD to know whether I can do that, but it's entirely possible. I wonder whether it might also make sense when you click on a page to put a button up above the browser, that's just that page title. So the last half dozen pages you clicked on become bookmarks basically. Yeah, kind of like, well, not breadcrumbs because you're not following your way back out but bookmarks is a good example. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so I think it could be made more transparent. I certainly agree that it needs to be or would need to be. Well, I think that what you gain by making it more transparent and seeing multiple things change at one click you're reinforcing that behavior much clearer, more clearly. Yeah, like a little tab system of a tab queue across the old style browser tabs. Yes. Now, when we have this display here, if you click on the green heading, what happens? Nothing right now. Can you think of something that you'd like to have happen? No, no, I was just wondering, I kept seeing the headings, I thought, well, that's interesting.  I wonder whether it's more, whether it's possible when you look at my category trees that might be more useful to open a subtree. I'm not sure. I'm not sure I understood that, I'm sorry. Okay, well, the page you're on right now, reference. You've got to say J602 is highlighted. If you were to click on J602, well, say you clicked on anything, it didn't have to be highlighted. Anything you clicked on would open up the subtree, the rest of the subtree to that. So I have miscommunicated something. All the subtrees are open right now. If it looks like a subtree isn't open, that's a crawler glitch. So the whole part of, I was about to say the whole point, but it's really only part of the whole point is to show a flat representation of the entire sub hierarchy underneath the currently selected major category. So maybe it's a little clearer if I get rid of this. This is everything under references. Right, okay, okay. So what we were seeing was an artifact of the search. It locks you into the different spots. Yeah, yeah, one of my goals is to avoid drill down, avoid having to drop yourself into that dark cave complex. Yeah. I could really use some criticism. I could use some, this doesn't work. Otherwise, I'm pretty much out of ideas. But I mean, it's okay. If there's not, I'll take feedback. I'm just, I'll come up with something, you know? I've got lots of ideas that are just not good ideas. Well, no, you don't. No, that's absolutely the wrong way to think about it. Even bad ideas can be the start of good ideas. Yeah, that's exactly the way I work too. Well, before you had a three level hierarchy, and when you get a lot of columns like this, it might be worth introducing like pages that are like letters, you know, the initial letter as intermediate, and then on the right, it scrolls to that point in the list where that... So you're thinking of maybe page headings across the top, but as you select them... Yeah, like on the orphan... ...for sets of columns or... When you had orphans, go back to orphans here. It'll be in reference, I think. Yeah, right, so orphans. So here, if you had like a two... You had a... You have your orphans here. I guess it would be actually a... If you could split this... Instead of having one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13 columns, split the whole thing into two and you have... One's a fairly narrow thing that's got two A, B, C, D, E, F, and then when you... Or two, it scrolls. It does it kind of like on the far left where you have the magnifying glass effect. Have you that on the far right for... Right, so you're doing it horizontally... You're doing it horizontally rather than vertically. Right, with a thin narrow column, it's a quick nav within that. All right, what would you think of the idea? I'll take that and I'll keep that in mind. What another notion that I've been kicking around was what if we introduced several synthetic categories under orphans that would basically be the same as what you just described? That way you keep up with the vertical navigation. So there'd be a page one, page two, and page three underneath orphans and invented. They don't really exist in the hierarchy on the server. They would be, as I say, synthetic as a way of splitting up the documents into a more tractable set of columns. Well, they're as synthetic as any other category in that whole tree. Absolutely, you could make them. The thing that happens there is over time, as things get added and subtract, your orphans migrate into different pages. So you have a little bit of... Maybe what we're really saying is we don't care a lot about them and we just wanna have a way of accessing them. In that case, it works. But if we also care about content in orphans, then all of a sudden it's gonna be hard to read to go back to where you were before after a few months. Oh, the synthetic categories wouldn't occur on the server. Bob would have nothing to do with them. They would be generated dynamically by the client. No, but that's why they would be, it's because they're dynamic that you lose track because if stuff goes out of orphans, it goes into orphans, it's gonna move stuff around. You're absolutely right, that's a good point. Although that's true in general of all of the categories that things move around, but orphans is gonna be particularly volatile, that's true. Pages in particular is gonna shove stuff will move to a different page as opposed to in the category, it will just move a different position within the category. You're right, but it'll still be visible. Interesting. Okay, all right, I'll think about that.  I was gonna say, I think this, I'm not sure where this is what Raul was touching on, but if you go back over to your left so that we see the layout for the orphans, what about if rather than doing a table, essentially, of columns, if you took your reduced screen, the horizontal lines and everything, and just put those instead of even worrying about seeing the content, except for as, I think we're talking about the same thing, but I think what I heard was Raul was talking about using the magnification to highlight a section of all those horizontal lines, but you don't need to see all of them at one time. No, that's true. Like right now we're seeing all the pages all at one time. That's not actually necessary. No, it works for smaller numbers of columns because you actually have a hope of figuring out what they're about, even when they're compressed, but you're right that in the case of the orphans that's really no point. And it's not like your muscle memory is going to kick in and tell you or remind you where something was because, again, orphans are gonna be pretty volatile. They're gonna move around over time. But if you go right over to your far left and you scroll up and down with your magnification there, it's going so quickly that if you think of that same thing happening off the pages linked to one of your green categories, you get through them very quickly. That's true. That's true. I don't think you feel like you weren't seeing some. Yeah, that's possible. The same is true of just moving horizontally. Horizontally, yes, you can all see them, but you're only, given this is a really large group, but you're only being able to see part of them with the large group. Smaller groups, it's not as important. It becomes more useful to see them side by side because you can see everything at once. But having such fast response when you go up and down, I'm not sure you lose that much. That's fair. And even more so if you're doing a search because the ones you wanna get to are gonna be highlighted. Right.  That's true too. Bob, I have a question for you and maybe I'm fishing here for something to do. What's the biggest problem you face right now? Right now, my biggest challenge, and I think actually in some ways, this may solve that problem because I think it's going to go away, it's gonna get around the issues I have with creating these category trees, which was my solution to it. But what those require is an awful lot of content put into an established context. And with having access to it. I'm not in my head, but I'm not sure what you meant by that, content to established context. Okay, so if I go to one of my category pages, and I think you touched on it once with one of those, what was it, an Android page? It only had one page on it. Right. At the top of that page, there's a little gray blurb that I've put in basically saying, this is a category in the future, this will be expanded to link to other categories for more information. That area can be expanded to provide context for everything that would be linked below. I see. So when I'm building my category tree, my biggest challenge is gonna be going to each of these categories. And in the case of J on Android, I'm sure there'll be other pages come in. But then I have to go and establish context for why we're going to see those pages. And I can even put the links for those pages up above. That's a ton of work. But I'm having to do that work because I'm trying to build an experience as you descend down your pipeline, right? You are moving away from that experience because it's so darn fast. Yeah, it's interesting that the pages actually, the actual pages come up about as fast as tooltips do in a conventional system. Yeah. Which is nice. I mean, we're habituated, there's a couple of things that I think we've been habituated to that are unfortunate in a way. We don't like to click on things at some subconscious level, I think, because there's a huge commitment associated with that.  We know that by loading the page, we're gonna lose our orientation, our context, whatever map we're looking at is gonna disappear. And we know we're gonna have to incur the cost of going back. So that original map page is gonna have to be reloaded, reparsed and re-rendered and that's gonna take time too. And then, of course, we have to incur the cost of reorienting ourselves because the map disappeared on us and then reappeared. I think we can get away from all of that. If we can, what we are comfortable doing is hovering and this is all about hovering. Again, there's no clicking. And I think that that recruits part of our interaction repertoire that we're a lot more comfortable with. We're very comfortable with hovering. And because hovering gives you the whole page, it doesn't just give you a little description of a page in the form of a tooltip, I think that'll dramatically increase people's tendency or willingness to explore. Maybe without their even noticing what's happening. I think you're right. Thank you. Yeah, I'd agree with that. And then the only, and I think you addressed it pretty well with the way you're using the clicking to lock down a page so that you can return to it. But what you do have to watch is to make sure that your click doesn't establish a new mode, right? So it kind of locks things in and now you're hovering but you don't know that you've locked something somewhere. Yeah. And then your next click will lock something else. So the language of clicking becomes more important and you have to maybe signal a little bit more strongly when hovering is your main mode, right? Yeah, that's true. Yeah, I need to think about the click. That's so far one of my two main takeaways and I appreciate it. And the click has tremendous power. It's like the deep click and what the Apple abandoned it, but it was a very powerful thing if people had started to use it that when you press harder, you get a different thing. It gives you another level of interaction. Of control, yeah, yeah. All right, well, this is longer than I expected to take and I apologize. Don't apologize very much. We're making it longer.


So anyway, guess who the most anime character in the game is? Guess who? It's me. OH DAD! DRAGON! I didn't think you're honest with me! WHAT?! Dragon Ball Fighters, that's right. One of the greatest games of all time, and it just recently got a patch that changed everything. More specifically, it added a system change that affects every character in the game that states when that character is in limit break mode, aka, alone, they now have the ability to cancel any of their level ones into their level three, solo. So me and my friend SierraX decided we wanted to play a few new games on the patch, but we really wanted to focus in on this new limit break feature, meaning that today on the channel, we are actually running 2v2s instead of the usual 3v3 format, allowing us to more quickly get to that limit break state of the game that we want so bad. The only catch is we're using thematic duos, and whoever loses has to switch off to a different thematic duo. So here we are back for the second round of doubles. This is gonna just put us in limit break way faster. Dion, you did it all video. Let me go ahead and get ahead of you, bro. Let me just...  Let me cut you off, bro. Bro, that's not even a good one, because they wasn't even teammates back then, bro. Nah, they not, but they OG Saiyan. Bro, you know how confident I am? I'm gonna random the first one and then pick a good teammate for them. Random the first... Oh, fuck, never mind. Alright, I'm gonna random the first one and then pick a good teammate for them. I knew it back out. Okay, alright. I don't know how to play him either, but you know what? A good teammate for old Bardock would be... I think they could like, read. Yeah, there's like, nap... You know what? Oh. He got armor on, bro. Okay, same here, same here. And they got the green. They look like they're on teams, bro. Hey, bro, hold on. Nimbus... Oh, I forgot I replaced my team there, man. I thought I was riding on Nimbus.  Look how mad he is, bro. He's the odd... Nimbus would just be like, be like, nah, I'm good. Bro, who are you touching? Your father was an average fighter, but a brilliant scientist. I hate that line. I love that line. It's not true. I used to think I was like, damn, that's cool that Goku's dad invented that.  They were just like, did they not think that would be important?   Oh, he missed. He missed his two ways. That ain't even new patch. Bro's just rusty. He's scared. That ain't rusty. What do you mean you got lucky? Brava toss you in the air. All right. Oh, don't make me do it again, bro. You know what's cool about Vegeta is you don't even need to be a limit break to do some of his stuff. That guy can level three into level one now. In case you didn't know. Now you know. What? Yeah, you can level three into level one. Hold on. Wait, can I check that? Yeah. Do it right now. Do it now. You better do it now. I'm doing it now, bro. I'm checking it right now. Are you lying? Do level one. That's clean. No, allow it, bro. Allow it. No, I'm not going to. But thank you for the information, bro. Bro, is this going to be a reverse light?   So you're trying to get that revenge, that redemption. Yes, I am. No. Oh, I'm right there. I'm going to get Vegeta. So base Vegeta. Maybe I'm a base Vegeta finally. Got to learn the loops. The loops. That's the only thing that keeps me from playing him. No, no. Must be the money. Oh, no. Wait a minute. Oh, no, no, not like this. Not like this. Huh? Dull it. Oh, now you're cooking. You're cooking. Oh, am I? Oh, my God. You just knocked me out of my galley gun. Let me get something more comfortable. He knocked the galley gun off me. What you don't realize is this went from me getting perfected to like your most embarrassing moment ever. Oh, is it? I think you're going to die to a key blast. I didn't get scared. I could tell that key blast demanded a lot of respect. I'm not. How are you going to? Don't know what's crazy about Broly now? What's that? Hold on. I'm scared, bro. Stop. Bro, I'm not going to. What's crazy? Can't do it. I just wanted to return fire once, bro. Dale, I'm mad. I saw the key blast still blow the back like the balance in the background. Yeah, right. I had to like, you know, I had to take care of it. Well, I'm locked into this duo. You can go ahead and change yours. So you guys, I'm sure Dotto explained it in the intro. But yeah, the idea I had was, uh, yeah, you whatever a team wins is stuck on screen until somebody actually beats them. So you know what? We're going to do that. Let me scream real quick. I'm in. Bro's mouth is large. I know. He can be a little kind of open there. Oh, that was risky. But I didn't know what's coming. I do it again. I'll do it. I'll do it like five times. I go ahead. Do it five times. See if I would. I would, bro. I would if I was like doing that right now. All right. I'll flip my way over here then. I cannot. No. When did you get three bars? Three. We've been fighting for two seconds. We're going. Take this, too. Oh, that's just sick, bro. That's just sick.  They just build the bar. I'm always doing level three and a level one for what? Oh, I'm dead. I hope I just died. Ah, bro. Don't don't do this to me. I am fast. You're, I don't know. I'm smart. It hurts. No. Yes. And it was close, but no cigar. Oh my God. He came for my legs. Hey, goodbye. Actually, I do remember you have a while. You just have a lot actually hold on, but now I can get disrespectful, bro. Try it. You don't want that. Don't do it, man. Don't do that again. I'll be up here. Big mistake. I don't know. You don't have enough bar. I don't have enough bar. Oh, you should be dead. You should be dead. All right. Well, bro, let me break. Go to it. Oh, I was swinging at my feet, bro. Bro, I was so scared of what? It's a DP assist. What are you talking about? Oh, you're done. You're done. You're done. I don't know, but you're done.  It's over. It's actually over.  Hi again. Oh, no. I don't have enough bar either. Damn. All right. Well, I might have to go back to old reliable. No, no. Oh, man, it's so easy. I was like, I was like, what's old reliable? Bro, the spear bomb changes just makes that look cartoonish. Like before it would like the spear bomb and carry you up about like almost there and then the spear bomb and ketchup. No, no, it's just there. It's crazy. You don't even you don't even have to have the right team for or there is no right team for it anymore, bro. That's nuts, bro. Hey, well, I noticed you enjoyed the video. Mind if you like and subscribe and try to hit a million subs also subscribe to me on this. I so continue continue continue. I like my team comp explanation is two characters from Dragon Ball Super or some antagonizing. OK, yeah, that works. Super antagonistic kind of. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I was really an antagonist and the other one was just kind of like, you know, doing his job misunderstood. Yeah, he's just kind of just clocking in for the nine to five. I'm just somebody here that has to go to work. I just need my pension. Anyways, stop that. Like that was that was that was any way to go here right here. Oh, oh, that was just the skirt disturbing. Oh, we just kick it now. We just kick it up. I had a block. All right, that's crazy fast. Now, man, this new patch. I'm patching even that new to people watching now, but it's still new to me. Oh, no, air. Watch out. All right, hit. All right, hit. You're making my life extra sad now. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, you should be saying. Oh, no. You should be saying that they're up Macalmer. And that right there. All right, you punished me from here. Well, that is actually scary now, man. There you can stay on the ground with this. It's a tradition. Well, I don't go to black. You're so funny because it was like explanation as to what we're reacting to. I have to let him know. But I need to let them know why I'm I'm I'm shocked. Well, I just also I'm getting in my brain.  Oh, wait, I need to live this. Oh, you are mine. No, it was close. That had to be a single-digit game. Yeah, that had to be a single-digit game, bro. I'm so fast. You are pretty fast. Why are you up? I'm not. Oh, I did not mean to hit that. Oh, thank you. Command grab. Damn it. No, no, no. Bro, you never command grab. And now I don't know. I have to expect it randomly. OK, OK, OK. But anyway, I hope you enjoyed the game, man. Like, because I think you know that it's over for you. I think you know. Yeah, I think you I think you know that, bro. I think you know. I think you knew it was over for you. Huh? Yeah, go ahead. Hold on there. Hold on there. Hold on there. I know you thought this game wasn't over. Let me break Goku. I didn't even have the right chart. He's done for.  I thought I was looking for rock. Hi, OK, and I was not expecting just to wear, bro. Damn. Oh, yes, I don't want to go back to the character select screen model. Send them back. Send them back. Damn, this reverse sweep, bro. I don't like it, bro. I had to come back. I'm running out of characters. I'm actually capable of you.  So you know what? Oh, damn. That's true. I got to face the Super Saiyan versions now. Yeah, you done upgraded, bro.  That's true. That's true. You know what? I'm taking them to the islands. Yeah, I'm getting a lot of hell. Yeah, bro. You're going to the secrets in the rain.  It's slick. Bro just genuinely asked me what I was interested in, bro.  So basically right now, I'm trying to try out that actual change because time stopping when you throw the spear bomb is I can't believe I got hit by that time stopping when you throw the spear bomb is nuts. You get an extra bar for free at assist. It's kind of wild, a little nutty. Oh, you're patient. You're patient gamer right now. Damn, I thought like when downward, I'm used to sell. Okay. So there's no way this works, bro. Like there's no way it does. It does. It does. It just does. I might be dead. Oh, thank God, bro. You are dead. Don't think you're not. Oh, never mind. You're good to go.  Oh, no, man. You know, base Goku's actually busted. Why would you not run a base Goku on your team when you just get access to spear bomb for free for free or for free? You get this for free and he's the best limit break character in the game. Probably. Maybe not. I mean, it's kind of not. Oh, they did together.  And I was aggressive. Oh, I didn't know what side you're going to hold on. Let me hit the cup. You don't know you don't have. I feel like I should though, like just through osmosis of playing the game. He's getting to try one of it.  I'm getting excited. I'm trying. I'm trying to crack you open, bro. Because if you it's it's good. Oh, the time freeze is crazy. No. Why would you allow that? I'm just mad that I educated you on this. I should have kept this on the low. I know that should have been an editor's. No, bro. You should have not going back to the characters like screen. I'm breaking the rules, bro. I'm going back there. Hey, do what you want, bro. Because I was here Bob Goku crazy from base Goku caught a buff. All right. It's very long. Sixteen hits sure is a lot. Oh, bro. Not my Goku. I did not mean to spark.  You're crazy. You can't even 2h that that's parsec. All right. You got me. You got me there. This hurts. This hurts. I'm sorry. What? Where did my key last explode, bro? The air? Yeah. His key last actually got like buff too. You can do crazy stuff in there. Yeah. You can just spam them. See, I know you.  I'll get hit, bro. Don't get hit. Yeah. Okay. I'll live with getting hit by this over the two. Yeah. Sure. You're getting closer and closer to crack it and it's cracked. Damn. I missed it though. I didn't get it. The time freeze is crazy. I can probably just combo with anything. I mean it's fast as hell. Don't. I can't believe you did it. I can't believe it. Bro, not with the time freeze. Wait, is that a legitimate assist punish now? Probably not. Surely not. Like surely they wouldn't give base Goku that. Clip farming, clip farming, clip farming. Yeah. I'm not calling my sis.  He's like right after it. Yeah, right now I'm doing it. Damn. You jailed me for too long. You're dead now. You're dead. You made me angry. You made me angry. You should have been dead anyway. Full meter always, bro. I'm base Goku. I haven't even been charging up already. They just always have bar. I'm base Goku. I'm him. Now I got to lock up and make sure I actually win this match because it's looking a little risky. Risky. Nice dash. Oh, but I ran it. I just thought I would. I forgot you could do that. You went upward. You went upward.  You're still dead. It's a limit break. Scary as hell. We call that limit break. Final flash. I mean, what? I'm sorry, but I got it. I got a force. One more duo in this. So the duo is gods. Okay. Rue gods. I'm mainly here for the Beerus, bro. I'm mainly here for the Beerus, bro.  You know what? I know I ain't supposed to switch, but I'm thinking this the last round and I just kind of want to pledge a number, bro. You got guys. I got a demon, bro. Hey, bro, you could do movies. You could do characters that have purple. Say less. Oh, I got I got to bring you to West City, not destroyed yet because I have to know like if we were playing, I don't know, Mortal Kombat and we were doing duos or something and I picked Jack. So like would you also say like characters that were black? Like what would you know? I probably wouldn't have said that. Purple people don't exist. Yes. So, you know, we're good until they exist in like once the once the Martians land down on earth and I'll probably have to make that up. Then you're going to have that apology video. That's going to go crazy. All right. If you're watching this because I'm getting canceled on Martian Twitter right now, like my bad, bro. I'm sorry.  This world only needs to hear one voice behind you. Unified.  The unified voice of the dignified one. Dama suit. I'm behind you. I hate to never bro.  I've always hated him. I hate him more now. Why bro? He's a nice fella. Well, maybe I'm a few Zamasu player. Well, maybe I'm not. Maybe I'm not. Damn the thing is the only character that matters is Beerus. This character is nuts. This character is nuts and limit break, bro. I'm sorry. Zamasu fans.  Check that. I ain't going down sad though. Yes, you are. No, I'm not. No, you're not. Damn. I thought I'd be able to catch up. I would like to live. All right. No, I get not. Oh, damn, bro. What's gotten into you? When did you remember things? Oh, damn. I didn't get my sword blast out. Oh, his face was perfectly like that's with your noise. Oh my God. So anyway, guess who the most anime character in the game is? Guess who? It's me. Oh, I didn't do anything. What? You can still block. Yeah. I'm Beerus. I'm kind of busted, bro. I can't believe it. No, you didn't know. I can't believe Rhymes not playing this game 24-7. You pressed that button on a prayer alone. Yes, I did. Yes, I did. If I'm praying, I'm blocking. David. What about second spark for me? No, no spark. Oh, nuts. You realize it's over, right? No, it's not. Is it not going to hurt, but it's not over. I'm going to go upward. Oh, man. Where are you going? I thought you're going to do. I thought you're going to go up. I was thinking about it again. Sorry. You ate it. That was clean. Oh, my God, that move is so sick now. I disagree. Nothing personal, kid. Teleports behind you. Slices you in two. He didn't slice me at all. He flicked me. And this video broke because I want to record another one. Bro, I'll be talking to you. God, God, damn. Like the video. Subscribe.


Welcome to this CUBE Conversation. I'm Lisa Martin. Laura Dubois joins me next, VP of Product Management at Dell Technologies. Laura, welcome back to the program. Yeah, thank you so much, Lisa.  You know, now that we're coming out of COVID, it's just wonderful to be here. Thank you so much. Isn't it so refreshing? So you're going to provide some updates on Dell's data protection software, some of the innovation, how you're working with customers and prospects. Let's go ahead and dig right in. Let's talk about some of the innovation and the enhancements that Dell is making to its data protection suite of software and also how customers are influencing that. Yeah, so it's a great question, Lisa, and you're right. We have driven a lot of innovation and enhancements in our data protection suite. And let me just level set a second. So data protection suite is a solution that is deployed by really tens of thousands of customers and we continue to innovate and enhance that data protection suite. Data protection suite is comprised primarily of three main data protection software capabilities. So longstanding capabilities and customer adoption of Avamar, which continues to be a central capability in our portfolio. The second one is Networker. So Networker is also an enterprise grade, highly scalable and performant data protection solution. And then a couple of years ago, we launched a new data protection capability called PowerProtect Data Manager. So all three of these capabilities are really the foundation of our data protection suite. And as I said, enterprises around the world rely on these three sets of capabilities to protect their data regardless of wherever it resides. And it's really central now more than ever in the face of increasing security risks and compliance and the need to be able to have an always kind of available environment that customers rely on the capabilities and data protection suite to really make sure their enterprise is resilient. Absolutely and make sure that that data is recoverable if anything happens. You mentioned cybersecurity, we'll get into that in a second. But so thousands of Avamar and Networker customers, what are some of the key workloads and data that these customers are protecting with these technologies? Yeah, I mean, so actually tens of thousands. Tens of thousands. Tens of thousands of customers that rely on data protection suite. And it really, I think that the strength and advantage of our portfolio is its breadth, breadth in terms of client operating environments in terms of applications and databases, in terms of workloads and specifically use cases. So I mean, the breadth that we offer is unparalleled, you know, pretty much windows, Linux, open VMS, network, you know, kind of, going back in time, a long tail of kind of operating environments and then databases, right? So everything from SQL and Oracle and Sybase and DB2 to new types of databases like, you know, the NoSQL or Content Store and key value store types of no SQL schemas, if you will. And so, and then lastly is the use cases, right? So being able to protect data, whether that be data that's in a data center, out in remote or branch locations or data that's out in the cloud, right? And of course, increasingly customers are placing their data in a variety of locations on edge, on core data centers and in cloud environments. And we actually have over six exabytes of capacity under management across public cloud environments. So pretty extensive deployment of our data protections in public clouds, you know, the leading hyperscalers, cloud environments on-premise as well. So let's talk a little bit about the customer influence because obviously there's a very cooperative relationship that Dell has with its customers that help you achieve things like, for example, I saw that according to IDC Dell Technologies as number one in data protection appliances and software leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for data center backup and recovery for over 20 years now. Talk to us a little bit more about that symbiotic customer Dell relationship. Yeah, so it's a great question. We see our customers as strategic partners and we really want to understand their business, their requirements. We engage on a quarterly basis with customers and partners in advisory councils. And then of course, we are always engaging with customers outside of those cycles on a kind of a one-on-one basis. And so we are really driving the innovation and the backlogs and the roadmap for data protection suite based upon customer feedback. And approximately 79% of the Fortune 100 customers are Dell Technologies data protection customers. Now, that's not to say that that's our only customer base. We have customers in commercial accounts, in mid-market, in federal agencies. But we take our customer relationships really, really seriously and we engage with them on a regular basis both in a group forum to provide feedback as well as in a one-on-one basis. And we're building our roadmaps and our product releases based on feedback from customers. And again, large customer base that we take very seriously. Right, so that customer listening, obviously, is critical for Dell. So you talked a little bit about what that cycle looks like in terms of quarterly meetings and then those individual meetings. What are some of the enhancements and advancements that customers have actually influenced? Yeah, so I think continuing to provide simplicity and ease of use is a key element of our portfolio and our strategy. So continuing to modernize and update the software in terms of workflows, in terms of common experiences. Also increasingly, customers want to automate their data protection process. So really taking an API for strategy for how we deliver capabilities to customers. Continuing to expand our client database, hypervisor environments, continue to extend out our cloud support. Things like protection of cloud native applications with increasingly customers containerizing and building scale out applications. We want to be able to protect Kubernetes environment. So that's kind of an area of focus for us. Another area of focus for us is going deeper with our key strategic partners, whether that be a cloud partner or a hypervisor partner. And then of course customers, in fact, one of the top three things that we consistently hear from from these councils that we do is the criticality of security. Security in your data protection environment, but the criticality of being able to be resilient from and in the event of a cyber attack to be able to resilient recover from that cyber attack. So that is an area where we continue to make innovations and investments in the data protection suite as well. And that's so critical. One of the things that we saw in the last year, 15 months plus, Laura, is this massive rise in ransomware. It's now a household word, the colonial pipeline, for example, the meatpacking plan. It's now many businesses knowing it's not if we get attacked, but it's when. So having the ability to be resilient and recover that data is table stakes for, I imagine, a business in any organization. I wanted to understand a little bit more. So you talked about tens of thousands of customers using FMR and Networker. So now they have the capability of also expanding and using more of the suite. Talk to me a little bit about that. Yeah, so, I mean, I think it starts with the customer environment and what workloads and use cases they have. And because of the breadth of capabilities in the data protection suite, we really optimize the solution based upon their needs, right? So if they have a large portfolio of applications that they need to maintain, but they're also building applications or systems for the future, we have a solution there. If they have a single hypervisor strategy or a multiple hypervisor strategy, we have a strategy there. If they have data that's on-premise and across a range of public clouds, one large customer we have is a kind of a three plus one strategy around cloud. So they're leveraging three different public cloud IaaS environments and then they also have their on-premise cloud environment. So it really starts with the customer workload and the data and where it lives, whether that's be out in an edge location in a remote or branch office, on an endpoint somewhere they need to protect, whether it be in a core data center or multiple data centers, or rather that be in the cloud. That's how we think about optimizing the solution for the customers. Curious if you can give me any examples of customers, maybe by industry that have been with Dell for a long time with Avamar Networker and how they've expanded being able to predict, as you say, as their environment grows and we've got now this blur of right, it's now worked from anywhere with data centers edge. Talk to me about some customer's examples that you think really articulate the value of what Dell's delivering. Yeah, so I mean, I think one customer in the financial services sector comes to mind, they have a large amount of unstructured data that they need to protect, petabytes and petabytes of data they need to protect and so I think that's one customer that comes to mind is someone we've been with for a long time, been partnering with for a long time. So a lot of flexibility and choice for Avamar and Networker customers as things change, the world continues to pivot and we know it's absolutely essential to be able to recover that data. You mentioned, I think 79% of the Fortune 100 are using Dell technologies for data protection software that's probably something that's only gonna continue to grow. Lots of stuff coming up as you mentioned but what are some things that you're personally excited about as the world starts to open up and you get to actually go out and engage with customers? I mean, just looking forward to in-person meetings, right? I mean, I just love going and trying to understand what problems that customers are trying to solve and how we can help address those. I think what I see customers struggling with is how do they manage their current environment while they're building for the future? So there's a lot of interest in questions around how do they protect some of these new types of workloads, whether they're deployed on-premise or in the public cloud? So that continues to be an area where we continue to engage with customers. I'm also really personally excited about the extensions that we're doing in our cyber recovery capabilities. So you can expect to hear more about some of those in the next 12 months because we're really seeing that as a key driver to kind of increased policies around and implementations around data protection is because of the need to be able to be resilient from cyber attacks. I would say we're also doing some very interesting integrations with VMware. We're gonna have some first and only announcements around VMware and managing protection for VMware, you know, VM environments. So we can look forward to hearing more about that. And, you know, we have customers that have deployed our data protection solutions at scale. You know, one customer has 150,000 clients that they're protecting with our data protection offerings. Wow. And so 150,000. And so, you know, we're continuing to improve and enhance the products to meet those kind of scale requirements. And, you know, I'm excited by the fact that we've had this long-standing relationship with this one particular customer and, you know, continue to help and flow and have where their needs go. And that's something that you've been a great job of talking about is just not just a long-standing relationships, but really that dedication that Dell has to innovating with its customers. Laura, thank you for sharing some of the updates of what's new, what you're continuing to do with customers and what you're looking forward to in the future. And it sounds like we might hear some news around the VMworld timeframe. Yes, I think so. All right, Laura, thank you so much for joining me today. Appreciate your time. Yeah, it's been great to be here. Thanks so much. Excellent. For Laura Dewa, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching this CUBE conversation.