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With me is my lovely co-host who says this is his favorite episode of my far. Hello. I'm Keri Chakras. That's what, if you need to find me, that's the name. With us, we have two very special guests never been on before. Never, never ever. I didn't introduce you yet. Erin Wynne. Oh, it's Oscar Pine. Oski Boy. Oh, it's weird. I have this like weird like innate desire to punch him. And also joining us for the first time ever, Mr. Jordan's Weeers.  No, I'm just trying not to die while you guys do this intro that with the good intro. Yeah.  Hey, we can start this over. Hey, Mike. Hey, Mike. Hey, let's go to Jordan's. Let's go to Jordan's camera. Hey, Mike, if we could go to Jordan's camera and fading in on three, you guys are supposed to have the catchy intro. Done. That's what makes the show. That's what makes it memorable.  And give us the intro now. Go to IMDB.com. See? Not so easy, is it, Mr. Weeers?  Our charm, our charm is we're not the hot rod, but we're not the junkyard car either, right? We're like the project car. Oh, so we're transformers. Yeah, we're like, we're like, yeah, we're a bubble bee in the first Transformers movie as a bubble bee. Megan Fox is like opening it and it's like, oh. Oh, wow. Look, she's, what's her age in this movie? I don't know. That's who we are. That's cool. This goes room, room fast. No, guys, she's not like other girls. She knows how cars work. She uses words like intake manifold and carburetor. Don't even get me started. I rewatched the first Fast and Furious movie over the weekend for breakfast. This is how I described it to somebody. You watched it for breakfast. Oh, man. Oh, my, if you, okay, we have other stuff we can get into whatever, but I'm just saying, if you haven't seen the first Fast and Furious movie, especially lately, just go watch it again. It is pure joy. I know dude, I almost had you. You never had me. You never had your car. I know Kayden's been like, almost had me. Kayden's been watching them recently, like live blogging, all of her reactions, like watching them the first time. They're amazing. They're amazing.  Jesus Christ. Oh, yeah. It's been like a two week saga. You know, some people watch the Lord of the Rings, the same edition starting December. Some of us watch Fast and Furious. Man, I did that once. I watched all three Lord of the Rings movies in one day. How long did that take? About 12 hours. Is it actually, wait, how long are the extended editions? The extended editions are longer. They're like three hours each. Yeah, I didn't even, I mean, regular movies are three hours each. I didn't do extended version, but yeah, it was about a, it was about a 10 to 12 hour thing. I was losing my mind at the end. But with how good it is?  It does have a lot of, it has as many endings as there are movies. Okay, so according to bingeclock.com, new sponsor, the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit trilogy extended editions together. Oh no. 19 hours and 39 minutes.  That's a, why? Hey, why not? I mean, do you remember that movie festival? Oh, Butnamathon. Butnamathon, yeah, they would, it'd be a 24-hour film festival. No, okay.  No, it's like a, it's ButVietnam. Oh my god. Yeah. Butnam. Because you have PTSD when you get out of the theater. It's when you have like a bad Taco Bell experience. Okay, anyway, still talking about it. But yeah, they would sneak in like some new movies that are like not out yet and just like classic fun movies. Yeah.  Like you had to be in the theater for 24 hours. Oh, thank you. I think, I think Bernie went a few times. I was always jealous because it sounded cool, but in hindsight, I'm glad I never got to go because I think, I don't think I would have made it. So, Bernie's a Butnam veteran is what you're saying. Yeah. Bernie's had some numb cheeks before. I don't know. He's served in Butnam, yeah. Where now? Okay. Yeah, I don't think I could do that. I have, unless it's the Fast and Furious franchise, I have a hard time with movies right now. I, hey, hey. Hey, I've got a good segue. What's your problem with movies? I've got a good segue. I just have ADHD. Okay. I've got a good segue.  You know, and this is not an ad, but, you know, with HBO Max now, they just announced we're going to be able to do that this year. And some people aren't happy about that. Oh my God. That's my segue. Well, I think, I think most consumers are happy about that. I mean, when I heard the news, it was like, this is exactly what I wanted. This is what 2020 should have been because we never got, like, we never got Tenet on, like, the screen or app that we have, but that's also hyper specific, but yeah.  And then, yeah, HBO Max was kind of like, okay, we'll do this with Wonder Woman.  Yeah. So which is great because movie theaters aren't coming back next year. Like it's not just because you're not going to flip a switch and everything's back to normal. Yeah. So it was, I think it's like 18 movies are going to day to day crazy. Be in theaters for those that are doing it safely or stupidly, not safely. And also on HBO Max, I didn't read anywhere that like that it's like an additional price or anything, 17 films, excuse me. I believe it just comes with it. It's not like the Mulan thing. Yeah. $30 for like, yeah. Yeah. The HBO movies, HBO Max movies specifically will be in theaters and also will be on the HBO Max platform for the first 30 days that they are releasing. That's a great deal.   And they have so many movies that like we're supposed to come out already. Like even Wonder Woman got got pushed to December. So like these movies that are that are coming out next year were movies that were already supposed to be out this year. Yeah. So yeah. So yeah, when I said some people are not happy, it seems to be more people in the industry. It's Christopher Nolan. Well, it's it's it's anybody who has it built into their contracts that they get stuff on the back end based off of ticket sales. Exactly. Which yeah, which you don't have to think about it too hard to figure out why people are mad. Yeah. And and we can take that part aside, right? Like, no, I'm not saying that I love or hate that practice. I don't like it. But yeah. No, that's I would be mad if I was Christopher Nolan, too. But I'm not and I'm happy. Exactly.  And I I don't I don't buy Blu-rays anymore. Yeah, sorry. So streaming is like the only way I watch movies. Yeah. I had I had them like I don't know if this is a millennial moment or like a 2020 moment. I don't know what this was, but I was trying to it was it was inception. I was trying to watch inception the other day. I want to rewatch it. And like I couldn't find it on any streaming service. And I got like annoyed. And then I got annoyed at myself for being annoyed.  That is a little strange. Oh, I was about on HBO Max. Yeah, I do have answer. But you want to finish your story, Carrie? Oh, that was I was just mad. Oh, that was it. Yeah. Sometimes I'm mad. There's no resolution. No. Well, part of I can at least answer where inception went in terms of it was on Netflix. It went into another streaming service inside of another streaming. Yes. Yeah, it was on Netflix until like a certain month or of a point this year. And then I think they their contract probably got done. So it's not on Netflix anymore. If it's not on there. Yeah, all of Nolan's movies aren't on there already. Maybe maybe they've had some beef for a little bit. Oh, yeah.  Clearly. I mean, yeah, if he wasn't mad about like this isn't like a Scorsese ask about like the theater is an experience and movies aren't art for meant to be experienced in the theater because he didn't seem to have a problem with the Tenant trailer going out on Fortnite or whatever the hell happened. This is clearly like bottom line. He's going to lose money on this deal. But also he probably lost money because of the pandemic and the way tenant was released here. So and it sounds like the problem with this is that he's not going to necessarily make more money from this, but the people who own the rights to the movie are. Yeah. Okay. But also he doesn't like he doesn't have any movies coming out next year. Maybe maybe his production company or maybe he's producing something. I don't know. But like I just don't understand like the ripping of it unless you're just like, no, I'm this isn't the way it's done. Movies should be in movie theaters, which is of all of the he seems like he would be that kind of person, which I give respect to. I mean like he because I know like a lot of his he shoots on like the IMAX camera 72 millimeter, whatever it is, 74. I don't know. There's something you said, Jordan. And this is not me trying to say that this has ever happened with any of our things. But I have a feeling he probably wasn't thrilled about the fortnight thing. But that probably it was worth a lot of money and he didn't have the final word on it would be my guess. Yeah, that's fair. But clearly he has that's not a that's not anything about for tonight. That's just about like brand things. Yeah. But he has no qualms about being critical apparently. So yeah, I don't know. It's just interesting when he's deciding to speak up. I was going to say like what a weird platform to air the trailer because I feel like for demographic a little bit younger. Yeah, I think. Oh, I'll just correct me. 75 millimeter. Thank you. I think that you should only be able to watch tenant if you have a positive Katie ratio for tonight.  How many chicken dinners do you need to have to wait? That's a different game. See now. Hey, Jordan, you're never allowed to see it.  Hey, it's gone. It's gone.  Now I'm now I'm inverted. Wait, I haven't watched the movie. I don't know what that word means. Did y'all know that tenant is like a it's like race car. It's a palindrome. Yeah, race car. It's kind of the point. It's like a race car. It goes vroom vroom. Wow. Last thing on this is just like I think it's a sign that and this is this was a idea from the top the CEO of Warner Media who used to work at Hulu a company that itself was a disrupter. And I think this is a move in keeping with the spirit of of of disrupting things because you can you can tell. Oh no, I'm inverted. Tenets falling out of your brain right now. You can you can tell when people who work in the industry aren't happy with the decision, but the consumers are. That's how you can tell that like disruption is happening because like it's very consumer based. And if everyone who is a fan of movies is happy about this, then I think it's a win. Yeah, I agree. I mean, I I I've I mean it makes I struggle to understand why outside of like basically big companies lobbying, like why not have multiple distribution platforms so that just more people see things. Like I I it's like if I'm gonna see it personally, if I'm gonna see a movie in theaters, I'm gonna see in theaters. I don't mind waiting if I'm not going to. So it's like I don't just just just do it. Well, I mean, they've declared. I mean, I might be more likely. I might be more likely to watch some of these movies in this format than I was going to the movie theater. I definitely ones that are like slam dunk. So I'm going to go see. But you know, now that some of these are going to be available on like a Thursday or Friday night, I'm like not doing anything. I'm going to check this out instead of going instead of spending the money to go see it in a theater. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and I guess their hope is, you know, that that's going to entice you to keep your subscription a little bit more. And then but is it worth the chance that you might have gone and seen that movie in theaters and gotten them more money that way?  I just again, yeah, we kind of talked about this when Onward came out on Disney Plus where it's like, how do you what are the metrics? What are the metrics that indicate that like people signed up specifically because of this? And like, what is the how does the money transfer like, you know, box box office wise? So, you know, it's it, I guess it's inherently risky because you don't know, but if your goal is to get people to sign up for HBO Max, this is an interesting way to do it. It definitely it seems like a consumer focused move that which is I feel like pretty rare in the entertainment industry. Yeah. Yeah. One that's like bogged down with multiple interests trying to get every ring out every every rat set out of you and that butter out. We do have a couple of few more movie news on our comic. Yeah, very movie focused. Oh, yeah. Very movie focused. Oh, I have the same way for this one. Oh, go ahead. Sorry. One Oscar Isaac is has been announced to be Solid Snake. Okay, that was that was hey. Okay, Aaron and Jordan, we're gonna play a new game. Rate the segue rate the segue did it better. So that was Isis. Mine is have y'all heard the news because my snake is solid. Oscar Isaac is going to be playing Solid Snake in the new Metal Gear Solid movie. Okay. Now on a scale of one to five, because that's how many Solid Snake games there were Metal Gear games. Potentially carry. Okay. Yeah.  Pathetic. I like him. So I'm happy. Yeah. I'm happy it's finally happening because they've kind of been talking about wanting to make a Metal Gear Solid movie for the longest time. Um, I don't know, like maybe 10 years at this point. Oh, wow. So it's been a long time coming. I'm excited. And I love Oscar Isaac. So who's making it? The question or who's directing it? Have they said good question? I actually don't know. Is it? I gotta think it's a Sony Pictures deal, but also like this. Didn't this like come out of the blue? Like we're really expecting this announcement. No, I don't seems really strange. Yeah. Is anyone else surprised that it's not Kojima directing it? Yes, because they kicked. They gave him the boot. Yeah. I guess that's true. Yeah. That's true. Yeah. Yeah. If he was still with Konami maybe, but even then I would think it's pretty. Well, I don't think it's risky because basically he's directing movies with every video game. Yeah, like his. Yeah. His games are movies. Yeah. Right. So, but it would, I think it'd be very interesting. Like we're kind of missing out on the, on the coolness of that. I have answers and also sans serif on chat had also answered. So it is Sony, Sony adapting Metal Gear Solid. Oscar Isaac is attached. It's currently in development with Jordan. I'm going to mispronounce this. Jordan Roberts. Jordan Vo Roberts on board to direct is VOGT, VoGT hyphen Roberts. What else did that person do? I'm going to look it up from Kong skull Island. Interesting. Interesting. I like how all the articles that announced this all included pictures of Oscar Isaac next to not solid snake like literally every snake that isn't solid. If you're not familiar with Metal Gear Solid, there's a lot of characters named Snake, but there's only one solid snake. But Aaron. But Jordan. In defense. That's the most graphically appealing version of a snake and a snake. Yes. One snake was a looker. Yeah. Exactly. Like he doesn't even have eyes. He's just a headband and a block rectangle. He's a very serious man. But and they're clones. So they're identical. So it's fine. That's what he's going to look like. So is Oscar Isaac also going to play liquid snake? No, because they're not identical clones, but he could play big boss and solid snake. Is there so I've played two to maybe five hours of Metal Gear Solid five. That's it. With that getting into spoilers and or this turning into the rest of the episode. Why are some of them liquid and some of them solid and some of them bosses? Like, okay, so it's just their names. Okay. Their names, their code names. Okay. Do I need to go there? Their real names aren't solid snake and liquid snake. Dummy. Okay. Richard Snake. Like what? David. David Snake. Big Boss's real name is John. Oh, we should.  We should. We should find one of those Metal Gear Solid name generators. Grand Misers for ourselves. It's usually like adjective and animal, right? Yeah. We should. We should just we should post those. I feel like they do that. Post them. Go ahead. I'm doing them right now. They do that on Google Sheets when you just sign in and not endlessly. Curious koala. All right. I'm going to the first one. I should. Oh my god. The first first website found. First one I found says not secure. What generation do I belong? This is too much. No, that one looks that one looks sketchy. That's sketchy. I just want putting your name. It spits back out something. I clicked on it now. Oh, great. I think I'm getting a live virus as we speak. I'm backing out. I'm backing out. So I wonder if it's going to be like a big action popcorn movie because I guess that makes sense in the in the big scheme. The plot is like always been just super convoluted, convoluted on purpose almost. So I don't know how they're going to simplify that or what they're going to do or how to adapt it. And I don't know if Oscar Isaac is going to do a voice. If he's going to play him in a certain way, Oscar Isaac. Yeah, Oscar Isaac doesn't sound anything like so. It's like David Hader. They should just redub him. Well, Jordan, he's an actor. So yeah, he'll act. Well, and the one you play two to three hours over. Who was I playing as? Kiefer Sutherland is actually the voice of snake in that one, which is a departure. Wait, and you were playing if you really want to know for snake. If you really want to know, I think I think his name was punished snake in that one. Well, the first. Okay. The first two to three out. Oh, God. Yeah. You're playing as big boss. Okay. I can't remember. I can't remember the beginning. No, in the first level of Metal Gear Solid 5, you are still. No, you're not actually big boss. Yeah.   So Metal Gear Solid 5 is not technically any of those characters. It's a totally different thing. Yeah. Scooty snakes. Do y'all. Thank you. Thank you. I'm gonna. Okay. So here's a question. Here's a question. If as people who clearly know a lot about snakes and their various rigidness, what if if you would love Metal Gear Solid 3, where you play as naked snake. That's my favorite one. If you could, if you could compare what you're hoping this turns out to be to like another franchise. Oh, you know, as we know, video games never get adapted well into movies. What? Excuse me, Doom. You know what? Mission Impossible would be cool. I think comparing it to Mission Impossible, because there's some there's some gadgetry, there's some stealthiness, some likable characters. I think that's that's the best I could hope for. Yeah, I don't know. It's so it's hard for me because again, this is like my favorite game franchise. Yeah. So I'm very protective of it as it is. Plus Kojima is like notorious for having like Aaron, you're not you're not gonna get that at all. I know. I know. That's why I'm like it's do it. It's even a point. Like I feel like I can just watch all the cutscenes on YouTube. And right. Yeah, you're you as a super fan are going to be disappointed by the movie. Yeah. So unless it's on HBO Max, then I'll watch it. What is it? Yeah, it's it's like to me, it's like at that point, just by the rights and name it something else. Like you know, you get right there already. You're going to get people to see it by.  I wish we had a way those except we'll just be like, it's kind of like it, but don't worry about it. All right. Can we get a line, a line of dialogue and we all do our best make impression? Sure. I know what he sounds like. So yeah, absolutely. A line of dialogue. Best. Oh, I still want to do our codename. Oh, yeah, do it. I need I need to find a good one. Chat. Help me. You can look at this whole time. I haven't found anything. All right. I found I want to circle Metal Gear Solid, 10 most memorable quotes. Okay. Thank you. The Gamer.com. Sure. That works for me.   Jordan, we're going to start with you. Okay. Jordan, we're going to start with you. You're slacking it to me. Yeah. I'm going to slack it to you. Okay. Okay. Ready? Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. This is your first one. Would you like to know which snake it was? No, that won't inform. Well, it's I already pasted it. So it's it's too late. Okay. The nightmares. They never go away, Snake. I actually don't remember what line that is. I don't know that. Yeah. This can't be. This can't be a line said by Snake because he's talking to himself apparently. Well, I look, I just, what do you want from me? Why is Kerry doing this? This is not a line. No, this is great. Say it. Say it now. Say it. Say it with emphasis. You're making. What? That's not what Snake sounds like. It is now. I'm directing. Well, first off, it's not even a snake line. So I'm the director now. How do you know that? You don't know. It's the boss. Okay. Very different from big boss. This is just the boss. Okay. Oh, yeah. I've given it. That's true. I'm going to do an anime voice. I've slacked you yours. Okay. This is very important. Okay. Okay. I'm going to try. Okay. From here on out.  Now, if we can all just, so we could grab that. Oh, hey, I've got a new article, 15's specifically best solid snake quotes. Is that better? This is done. We should move on. Because we like, we like snakes. So let's talk about, sorry, Kerry. Hey, Issa. I don't have any more tears to shed. That's actually a snake line. I know I found it. Yeah. Good job, Freddie. All right. Well, Aaron's was the best, so we didn't even really need to do that. Wait, can I do one more? A weapon to suppress middle gear. Building the future and keeping the past alive are one and the same thing. Wow, it's like snakes here. Yeah. Honestly, yeah.  What's his name? I don't know. Make me suffer laying the, Kiefer snake. Kiefer snake. Speaking of, we like snakes. We like wiggly things. Oh my God. He's so, oh. Time to rate the segway. I know where this is going. Issa, go ahead. Even before I segue. Okay. 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Or Ace, I'm sorry, were you done with that? We're in the middle of a read and a segue. Ace was about to do a great segue for our next topic. Oh, yeah. Let's do that. That's better than what I was going to do. All right, wiggly things. We like snakes. That means we like octopuses, octopi, and things with many limbs like spiders. Alfred Molina is returning to the Spider-Man series. That's good. That was a pretty good segue. That's better than what I was going to do. That's a solid three. I give that a three. Well, three out of three. No, three out of five. I thought that was the scale. On top of Alfred Molina coming back, there's actually been more news coming out that even more people from the Sam Raimi trilogy are also coming back like whoa, Kirsten Dunn's, I think? Yeah, yeah, Kirsten Dunn's. And Emma Stone from the Andrew Garfield line.  It's what it sounds like. It's multiverse, baby. It's a multiverse now, yeah. So the Doctor Strange movie coming out is the madness of the multiverse, and I think that one comes out first. Spider-Man's in it? Or Doctor Strange is definitely in this new Spider-Man movie, too. It's going to have something to do with that.  Like, announce all this other stuff. We know he does exist in canon. Yeah. Now. Maybe. Do you think is Gambino too old now? Or he's already, he's already, he already plays his uncle. His name is Childish Gambino. His uncle, yeah. No, I just, like, there's a whole, like, petition to get him into Spider-Man. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And they threw him a bone by playing Miles Morales' uncle. That's right. That's right. And I think, was that in, was that in the MCU ones or is that in the Sony ones? It was this, it was the, it was homecoming. So it was, it was the MCU. So he's in the MCU. It's the only one. Okay. Yeah. I need one. So Miles Morales is in the MCU. Okay. Okay. So they are doing, speaking of Doctor Strange, because that also reminds me too that you mentioned that Doctor Strange's whole movie is about the multiverse thing. They did say that Black Widow, not Black Widow. Scarlet Witch is going to be in the Doctor Strange movie as well, which probably ties into the, the new show for, yeah, the WandaVision show. I'm very excited. So maybe that type of thing. Hey. Yeah. Hey. Hi. Hi. Oh, wasn't, wasn't there going to be a Black Widow movie? Yes. That's one of the ones that got pushed. Yeah.  It got pushed, it got pushed to November, but then it probably got pushed again and nobody noticed. Oh, really? Yeah. Sounds am I right? I told you. Sorry. The James Bond movie was also supposed to come out last month. For a second, I thought maybe it popped into another universe, like with the Bersene thing. And I was like, did I come from a universe that was better for this movie? And then I didn't. Yeah, no, she, she's dead, man. Oh, man. Oh, man. So, so that's one news. Yeah. So I'm very excited about this movie now because can you just imagine the Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, and Toving McGuire's Spider-Man interacting?  Right? That's an idea. I, it's so crazy. I feel like Toving McGuire still looks the same that he did. Yeah, yeah. Well, it's Toving McGuire done recently. He's not, I don't know recently, but he has still been doing movies. Just, I don't know about 2019 or 2020.  The, the newest Spider-Man games, they used like a real person as the model, didn't they? I think they did. Well, see, I thought they did too. Like specifically the Miles Morales game?  I was just about to say that because they like redid. Yeah, I think both of them were based off of a real person. Are you looking for hints as to like who else is going to be in this movie? Well, I was just saying like they could keep going and like add in like the live action actor being the video game story. Right, yeah. Yeah.  We're gonna do it, let's do it. Animated Miles Morales from the Spider-Verse. By the way, because I don't think, I can't remember if I talked about it or not.  And I like playing as the lamppost. Do what? So I like playing as the lamppost. Bugs happen. Okay, Jordan. So yeah, there's a suit in the game. There's the Into the Spider-Verse suit.  It's stepped so that it looks like the movie. Oh yeah. Oh, that's cool. It's cool. It's cool. At first I was like, okay. And then I was like, I swung around for a little bit. I was like, this is cool. Very good movie. And I'm glad it, I'm glad like that movie is like opening doors for more creative animation. And also apparently multi-verse content. Because of this new Spider-Man movie. I, I'm so excited. Like I was very skeptical at first because I think the first one they announced was, oh my god, what is his name? Andrew Garfield. No, uh, Electro. Jamie Foxx as Electro being in it. And I was like, and then they announced like all the other Spider-Man guys coming back. And I was like, oh, yeah. Kombucha tastes good. I completely skipped the Andrew Garfield. Yeah, I only, I only watched, I only watched this on planes. And honestly, I never even saw the third, uh, Rain Me Spider-Man. That one's the best. The second one is the best. That one has all the memes in it. That one has all the good memes in it. That's just true. Two different kinds of best. Jordan's doing it. That's why I didn't watch it. Whoa, Jordan Sprears, are you going to be in the new Spider-Man? Pizza time. Pizza time. Speaking of, uh, video games, I know Sam wanted us to talk about it and Carrie, you kind of wanted to talk about it. Oh, we're talking about boat snacks again. No. So this is, um, uh, today's the eighth. You're watching this live. If you are watching this, uh, when it goes out for first members and that's two days away, you're also probably not watching it and playing Cyberpunk instead. I'm excited for this game. I'm lowering my expectations, but I'm excited for this game. I said a question for y'all. This is, this is not Cyberpunk related, but it came to me from Cyberpunk. How, do y'all look at reviews before you play games or watch movies or shows or anything like that? Or do you, do you prefer to go in fresh, like not knowing anything? For me, if it's a, like a new game or new movie, like that's been out within the past like year or so, like I won't touch reviews at all. If it's like a really old game, um, that's like, I don't know, like mid-2000s or older, like maybe I'll like look into a review or a lot of, like I'll watch a few YouTubers that like do, um, video game essays on like older content. Um, and so those kind of turn into a review and those are usually like, okay, that's, it's kind of like in that genre where it's not too spoilery, but it kind of like intrigues me at the same time. So like that's, I think that's an acceptable level for me. Is it, is it George Mobile? I do have an answer. I hope so. I only ever really read, um, read headlines when it comes by. Yeah, that's what I did with Cyberpunk. Yeah. So it's like, um, because that tends to be the general discourse, depending on how big game gets. Nowadays I've been more into kind of just like, if I see a game and it immediately interests me, then I'm just going to buy it. Yeah. Especially if it sounds like something that I like. Like for example, Spirit Fair, it was already time, you, you got me at time management. I was already going to buy it. And, but also like, uh, the first time I saw it was the trailer. So really it's, it's more about like looking at the trailer. I'm playing Aegis Rim right now, which everyone who I've talked to about or has said good things about it has said go into it blind. So pretty much I'm like, okay, well, word of mouth, word of mouth, basically a headline, right? So that, that's kind of my, my experience of like, uh, if I'm going to get it, then I'm going to get it. But otherwise I'll probably just read a couple headlines and then make a decision. Oh, I forgot to add on to my answer. I did forget, um, there was a YouTuber. I don't know if y'all are familiar with moist critical. Moist critical. He is great. Uh, he does, uh, moist meters, which is like his review. Moist meter. He'll talk about how like moist something is. And usually if it's something I'm really interested and I don't want to be spoiled, I'll like just skip to the end and see like what percentage he gives it. Otherwise if it's like an older game or a game I'm not interested, I'll watch like the whole thing. This game is sopping wet. Yeah. It's good. I'm going to quick tangent here, because how long until that enters like the public lexicon that they start, they start putting it on, um, like trailers or like the back of the box and stuff because they started doing it with rotten tomatoes and that, that is a sentence that doesn't really make sense. So it's like game certified moist. How long until that starts happening? That would be a great thing for like an indie dev to do, to like get to review the game. Yeah. They can put like our game certified moist. It'll, hey, you know, it'll make me do. It'll make me do this. What? Huh. Interesting. There is randomly, um, one of those, one of that, that video game about moving stuff. It was basically, uh, Desperating. Crap. No. It was a co-op game. Oh, like moving out. And it was about like moving for, yeah, moving out. Is it that one? Yeah. It's like, it's almost like an undercooked kind of game. Yeah. It's undercooked, but like better co-op for a month, for a month, I remember. Oh, oh, that's fine. Yeah, it is, it's moving out. Yeah. Yeah, it's, okay, moving out. I remember I watched a trailer for it because it was on a, one of like the Switch Nintendo Direct ones. And there was a quote from our very, very own beloved Fun House. Really? They had a quote, they attached a Fun House quote to it and a testimonial. And I was like, I can't tell if that was a good or bad. Which sounds like Fun House. So I'm, uh, yeah, that's my- I, I- That's pretty funny. Eesa, I'm very much in the same boat as you were. Like I, honestly, the thing I do more than anything else is I'll go to like, there's, there'll usually be a subreddit thread that is like an aggregation of all the reviews. And I'll just skim through that and look at like any like quotes of like, I mean, so far, basically people have said cyberpunk is interesting. It's really ambitious.  Do you think that's like hampered your excitement for it though? Um, no, because the reviews are also kind of ridiculous and like I don't- I think everybody knows that the video game review system is broken, but it's one of those things that like nobody addresses.  I'm not going to get the exact quote, but one of their reviews, like the, the poll quote from it was cyberpunk isn't a perfect game, but it's definitely like the next level or something. It was something like that, but they used the term it's not a perfect game and the score was 10. And they gave it a perfect score. Yeah. And I was just like, well, okay.  Like I'm not, it's not, I would not say it's like held me back at all. But I, you know, I've, I've lowered my expectations a little bit. Just a little bit. I think we can all agree that the only true video game review system scale we can trust is X play. Yes. They are the truest game journalists. And would you for coming back? I haven't played a game since she for went off. Yeah. Adam Sessler is not telling me coming back yet, Aaron, whether or not a game's worth it. I'm not going to play it. Yeah. Oh, that's. If I don't hear a four out of five, I am. Oh my God. It's, it's like, it's like the pause was there, but like we know what was coming. Oh man. Only true millennials know. I wish they had done, or maybe they didn't, just remember, I wish they had done like changed what it was out of every time. All right. Like 20. Yeah. So it's like, you just never know a four out of four. We give it a 3.8 out of 3.9 out of 3.7. Take that. Yeah. I honestly, yeah, I, I'm, I, I think we have talked this before, but like I, I'm, I would so much rather just like wait, I would just, I'm just going to play stuff myself. Like I just, I, I'm so about the like first experience.  Not, not telling me the twist, but telling me that there is a twist. It's gone. Yeah. Yeah. Now you're on the lookout for it. It's like that expectation. Right. Yeah. It's like that. There is a thing that happened to me earlier where I didn't want to get spoiled for, from Aegis Room, but my, I still put on the besties podcast where they talk about video games. And they, they warned us there, there was a bit of a spoiler in there. There's like, okay, spoiler now.  No, no, no, no, no. I, I, my yes, so forget that I was there or what they had talked about. And so I just listened and I was just like, I was sad for, no, no, no. Or like a good hour. I was just like, oh, that was even, it was so nondescript too, because they didn't say any character either. It was just like a situation. But I was like, oh, I had already, yeah. I was like, I already had my suspicions. And now I'm a little sad. Oh no.  Like some people don't care about it at all and some people like super do. But the worst, the worst is trying to explain to somebody who doesn't care why you're now like super sad. And it's like, they can't understand, which is fine. Like it's, it's okay.  It's not your fault. It is your fault, but I forgive you. It's okay. It's going to be okay. Just know that you've permanently ruined something for me. My assaults feel so bad. They're like, I'm really sorry. I was like. The feeling is, it's not okay. But it will. Breaking up with you. Yeah. I'm moving out. Bye. I'm moving out. Bye. The feeling you get when you enjoy something without knowing anything about it and it's like totally being discovered for the first time by you in the experience in the moment is so like worth going after again that like I don't even, I'm not even sorry when I don't want things spoiled. Like, don't tell me anything about it. Because the less I know about something, the better chance there is of just like me experiencing something completely fresh. And it's really hard to get that, especially if you're going after reviews for stuff. Yeah. One of my favorite movies is Cabin in the Woods simply because the movie theater experience went in there knowing absolutely nothing about it. And if you had explained to me before what it's about, I'd be like, okay, yeah, it's whatever. But like watching it unfold, I'm like, oh, this is an amazing movie. I think similarly. Kind of on the other side of the coin is being interested in something and then maybe seeing the reviews and it's not good.  When The Witcher came out, I didn't read any reviews or anything, watched it, enjoyed the series immensely. I really like the, I really like the show. And but like reviews were very lukewarm to negative. Isn't that the weirdest thing when you're like, oh, yeah. I guess I wasn't supposed to like that. Yeah. Am I bad? Are they bad? Am I garbage? Are they? Yeah. Are we all just different kinds of trash? I don't. Yeah. So, so reviews can do a lot of influencing on both sides. I am so, I still consider myself so the two things I managed to like, like hold off on and dodge and still got to experience that I just, I am still in disbelief that I was able to do it. I, I read every Harry Potter book until halfway through the last book and then I stopped just because like of life at the time, teen years, you know. And I managed to go into the very last Harry Potter movie completely without knowing anything. Not as interesting. Well, that's not even the biggest like spoiler in that series. It's not, it's not. You survived that. No, I mean, I saw like, I, this is sort of another time, but like I was in, I was in England when the fourth one came out. I'm sure my parents will text me later. It was when one of them came out and literally we went to like their version of Walmart at midnight and somebody bought the book, went through the line and just started reading quotes from it to like spoil people.  I hate that. The other one for me was Undertale. I didn't play that game until like a year and a half ago, but I didn't know anything about it. All I knew was like, I like, I, I'm one of those people like, I, There's a funny skeleton boy. That's all I knew. Right. And I just, I knew about the concept of a pacifism. Yeah. Like doing a pacifist run. Like that was all I knew. I like, I usually like to note like the, the one thing I'll usually google ahead of time when I play a game is, is there anything I can miss? And then I like, I like read the, like the list, like squinting. And I tell you one thing when I get to this part, do this. Okay, cool. That game fucked me up in one way. And that was, I didn't know about the pacifism thing. So I didn't know, I didn't know what to do. And the first, the first person you fight is the nice lady. And I'm just like, well, there's only one way through this.  And it was so sad. When I did that I was like, I bet there's another way to do this. What have I done? Yeah. So I went back to my save before that and did it correctly. Yeah. We had inspired her and had mercy, but then you go into the next room and then there's Flowey, the flower being like, I know what you did. I know what you did.  I was just like, I was like, I know what you did. You killed her. Yeah.  That also reminds me, that also reminds me of my wife trying to play the wolf among us, which is a game that's totally influenced by every decision you make. And she was so stressed out about getting the wrong ending that she stopped playing. Yeah. Yeah, that was me. They're kind of really weird. I definitely feel like morality in games or modern games anyways are like, it's very usually straightforward. Like they warn you ahead. Like, hey, your actions have consequences, et cetera, et cetera. Whereas like, I feel like older games like Silent Hill, like early Silent Hill games, there is like morality in it, but not in the sense how it's done today. Like if you don't pick up certain items, you'll get like a bad ending. Like you have no way of knowing that unless you have like the old book paper guide or whatever. Mass Effect 2 kind of did that too, yeah. I love games like that. Where you had to go on all their missions. They weren't like branching paths and they were still like good or worse endings.  Whereas Silent Hill, it's like a little bit more ambiguous. So it's like, are you going to scream on this hill or not? Yeah, exactly. Are you going to get the find the right key? I mean, like, I'm just saying, I'm sorry. One of my monitors like freaked out, so I can't see the topic sheet anymore. We're the time or the chat. So I'm just kind of, I'm just here now. Well, we have about four minutes left. Let's give a shout out to the Mario Lopez movie. Oh yeah, I could do it. So Mario Lopez is playing Colonel Sanders. The article I link to is Entertainment Weekly, which is just you.com. Mario Lopez, it's true, is playing Colonel Sanders in a Hallmark TV mini movie based on KFC. It's a 15-minute long soap that will air on Lifetime this Sunday. That's weird because it's, it's not April 1st, so why is that? And it's called a recipe for seduction. And the image is pretty great. Yeah, okay. But KFC also did the dating sim. They did. Why did they try to get it so horny? That's how you get chicken. Winner, winner, chicken, winner. They already, they already got me saying breast and thigh in public. Leg. Let me take a bite out of that thigh. Leg. What are they doing? That's a cute little leg. Did, did they see like the success of the, like, are they just going to start doing porn now? When the handsome chef Harlan Sanders arrives with his secret fried chicken recipe and a dream, he sets in motion a series of events that unravels the mother's devious plans. Will our plucky Aris escape to her wintry happily ever after with Harlan at her side? Or will she cave to the demands of family and duty? I feel like it's 15 minutes long. Yeah. I feel like KFC is doing this for like clout, I guess. Like I don't think really people care about the movie itself. It's just like, oh, KFC is making a dating sim or a movie. All like major brand like social media kind of marketing now is stuff like this. It's stuff like thirst trapping Colonel Sanders with Mario Lopez and making. Can I be honest though? He looks good.  Like I imagine. Yeah, just making it amazing. And just being able to be like, yeah, that's right.  I made you cry. Isn't that be serious? There he is. Look, he looks so good. They're aging him up for this clearly. Yeah, let's see. Mario. Is he going to talk with a Kentucky fried accent or a Benoit Blanc? Kentucky fried accent. Look at his bicep. Care you mentioning how you just, do you like take this idea and like want to make it your opus? I feel like, isn't that what Phil Lord and Christopher Miller did with like every of their like recent movies after like a certain point in the 2000s? Man, if you, if you search for Mario Lopez shirtless, his age doesn't come up. That's very weird. He's 47 years old. Nice. This is a five over 46. Doesn't look like a day over. How old am I? Yeah. Anyone, I know, what was that time? Anyone, guess his height? Hurry. Guess his height? 5'10". 5'7". 6'1". Jordan got it right out of the gate. Jordan, our official Mario Lopez expert. All right. So that is it for our episode, everyone. Thank you for coming. Thanks, Carrie, Aaron, Jordan for joining us. Thanks, Eta. Thanks. If you guys are here, you guys should watch other shows on this website such as Ruby, Every Saturday, 10 a.m. for first members and also first members and regular members and everyone, really. But first members get to watch newer episodes first. There's also RVV zero every Monday at 10 a.m. Same thing. First members get earlier episodes. They get things first. They get things. There's another thing I wanted to show. Aaron and I are making gingerbread houses on Instagram live this Friday at 11 a.m. It's not just a gingerbread house. All better show up or I'll be pissed. Yeah, we all better show up for Aaron's birthday. It's not just a gingerbread house. We are also, we are making the Schnee Manor out of food goods. So check us out live on Instagram this Friday, 11 a.m. Central time.  That's how we should end the show. All right. Okay. All right. Screaming snake out. Snake. Snake. I don't get the reference.


Vacuums have a widespread use of commercial applications, including its use in welding applications, vacuum pumps, plastic molding, aerospace flight instrumentation, semiconductors, medical equipment, and finish and coating applications. A vacuum can be thought of as negative air pressure. Atmospheric pressure is defined as the weight of the atmosphere, or air, exerted on the Earth's surface and is typically measured with a barometer. At sea level, all of the weight of the atmosphere above is pressing on the Earth, therefore the atmospheric pressure is at its highest. As elevation increases, the total amount of atmosphere directly above the surface is much less than at sea level, therefore the atmospheric pressure is much lower. Atmospheric pressure decreases as elevation increases. The maximum force available from a vacuum is dependent on the barometric pressure at its location. At sea level, the barometric pressure is about 14.7 pounds per square inch under standard conditions. A vacuum can be thought of as negative air pressure and is measured with any set of force per area units. In the customary US system of units, atmospheric pressure and vacuum pump force are measured in inches of mercury, abbreviated HG, which is the atomic symbol of mercury. Determination of this measurement is made with the use of a mercury barometer. Mercury barometers are made with a long tube closed on the top end, open at the bottom, and immersed in a pool of mercury. The tube is then raised to a standing position without allowing air inside. The mercury level falls until a balance is reached between the weight of the mercury in the column and the atmospheric pressure against the surface of the mercury pool. With this method the empty space at the top of the tube forms a perfect vacuum. At sea level, the elevation of mercury will stand at about 29.9 inches of mercury. As the atmospheric pressure decreases, the height of the mercury in the tube decreases. As the atmospheric pressure increases, the height of the mercury in the tube increases. If a vacuum pump is connected to the top of the mercury column and allowed to run, the mercury column would not rise as high as with a sealed barometer. This is because no vacuum pump can achieve a perfect vacuum. Vacuum pumps are given their rating based on how high they can pull the level of mercury upward towards a perfect vacuum. Vacuum technology has developed significantly over the past few decades. Vacuum packing is used in a variety of industries to package and protect products. Plastic forming is also a widespread use of vacuum technology. In this application a sheet of plastic is heated until it is malleable. Then a mold is applied and a vacuum is used to form the plastic to the mold. Additionally, vacuum chucking is a commonly used method to hold workpieces in place without the risk of damaging their surface. In this application a piece of wood is held to a lathe so that it can be turned. New applications for the use of vacuum power will continue to grow as technology advances.


Okay, we're back here at EMC World. This is day two of the Cube, exclusive coverage. Silicon Angle and Wikibon's theCUBE. We are on the ground, on the floor at EMC World, exclusive coverage. Three days, we're at the end of day two. We're wrapping up, but we wanted to bring in our friends. So it's the end of the day. We get a little tired, a little punchy, but we want to kind of get the word out. We'd like to highlight tech athletes, as we say, and important people, especially social media. We want to highlight Sheryl Chamberlain and Carrie Anderson. We want to highlight them. Sheryl Chamberlain and Carrie Anderson. Guys, we met, what, two and a half years ago. First of all, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you. Again, and first time on theCUBE. We met two years ago, and we've always talked about, you know, society, tech, women in tech, women work, EMC, diversity, all those things, but more importantly, social media.  So please share with the folks out there because you know I'm very passionate about this, something that's close to my heart. So please share the news. Absolutely. So your passion is what drives passion for others, and we saw that today when we watched you on theCUBE. But for me, my vision has been to make EMC the center of leadership and innovation through the eyes of women. So how do you do that? You look at the world, and there's so much going on out there, excitement around technology. You need to bring that world inside because if you don't, people stay in the box that they live in. And so bringing the outside world in, the inside world goes out, and we create new communities of innovation. And there's a lot of ways to get that done. And here at EMC World, we're taking it to the next level. We've created EMC Woman of the World. Have you seen what that is? No, tell us more. So I'm going to introduce Kariya Anderson, and that's our speaker at EMC Woman of the World to talk a little bit about what she's doing. Hold on, before Kariya says, explain more about the Women of the World thing and what was announced. Explain a little bit more. Yeah, no, absolutely. So if you think about it, there are so many women that are here at EMC World, and they need something to really raise their capability, their visibility. They don't need to learn about work-life balance and how to manage their lives. They need to learn to be more influential and really understand how they can change things around themselves and be innovative. Yeah, and be participatory and active and leaders. That's right. And how their leadership can actually get the company and the people they work with to the next level. And when you talk about community, it's not just about EMC Anyworld. It's that outside world, customers and partners working together. It's an ecosystem, it's community. Kariya, tell us what's happening and more about the program. Well, the part they brought me in for is I believe the higher the tech, the higher the touch, and it's been exciting being here because I believe if you aren't quotable and you aren't connective, then you can't work with people extremely unlike you. So innovation happens at the edges and we need to find sweet spots of mutual benefit. So a lot of the themes that matter to me appear in a different way here at EMC World. So it's been exciting to learn and to share the hidden behavior cues that I've been tracking as a journalist with the women here and with the men. Well, you know, I've always looked at the stats and some say on social media, say Twitter and Facebook, it's a 50-50, in some cases, Facebook might have a little bit more skewed women over men, et cetera. But it's basically, that's the world we live in and men and women living together. But in the tech business, it's a male-dominated culture. We've seen that in Silicon Valley recently with some recent news that's pretty ugly. But there's more and more women getting into the workforce where they are technical, they are CEOs, they are leaders and we need to have more support. And so how do we do that? How does all this work? I mean, EMC, there's still a lot of males in tech around and statistically less women. How is that changing? How do we foster more connectedness? It's really teaching women about their influence and that their capability and understanding about collaborating across communities that give them power at the table and that seat at the table, a voice that will change what it's looking like. But it's also going out there and identifying new ways to call IT. I think we should rebrand IT to design centers because really engineering is more about design. And if we start that rebranding process, I think that will draw more women in and actually more people to be involved in tech. Kerry, what's your experience with that?  I do. I believe labeling has an enormous effect. I loved your opening ceremony here, how you label things and show the connective part. I believe the next step happens, this is a lot of what EMC does is metaphorical to the human world, the open source, the trust and so on. But when you have social media, the leverage which I really liked watching from Cheryl is to have a reputation in several domains and leveraged value so that you build credibility and you see patterns ahead of time. And that's key for EMC. And I think women do it in a different way, not better or worse, but we see different patterns. And this is a great example, it's a great leadership.  Again, guys do it their way. So what information can people find? Is there a site? Is there a Facebook page? Is there any coordinates that we can, you'd like to share? Yeah, so on LinkedIn, there's a women in technology group that we have and there's almost 3,000 women that are participating in it and it's an international global community. It's not an EMC site. So we have lots of discussions there. I moderate a number of those discussions on Facebook. There's a women's leadership forum site that we manage. It's a West Coast women's leadership forum. But now on Twitter, we've been creating pound sign EMC Wow! Woman of World. And that's where we want people to share their ideas about hidden behavioral cues and how they could be more influential. In fact, tomorrow evening when we have our event five to seven, and can you believe this? It's in the Casanova room. I don't know how that happened. It's very interesting. It depends how you look at that, you know? Nothing's any wrong with that. So pound hashtag EMC Wow! Women of the world. Great hashtag. Yeah, it is, definitely. Fantastic, love it. And that's going to be the thread. People can participate. Do you guys do any like tweet chats or other community outreach at all? We have Infamous, which is a company that will be there that will be taking those tweets and creating clouds live during the event. So be capturing key words about what people are tweeting about and capturing questions that we're going to use live during the program. Well, I'm getting the hook from Keen, but I want to give you guys a final word. I would like each of you to share with the audience just your perspective of this path you're going down and things that you'd like to see for a preferred future. I'd like to see people using their best talents more often with other people who also are to accomplish greater things together than they can on their own. And that means that men and women are finding the most productive, satisfying ways to work. That's amazing. Blow me away. But for me, I really want to see a community that's broader, bigger, and diverse. So it's not really just about women. It's about men and women working together to achieve greater good for all. You guys are amazing. Glad to have you on theCUBE and get that plug out there. I also believe that I think people being open and having a candid conversation without a zero-blame zone, just to have those conversations and just work through it. And I think with social media and crowdsourcing, the more people can be watching and participating or lurking, then good results can happen. So you know how I feel. Congratulations. EMC Wow is the hashtag on Twitter and Facebook and LinkedIn. Check it out. Women of the World, EMC Sheryl. Gary, great job. Thank you very much. We'll be right back. We're going to bring in some more friends. We have kind of our good friends. Hunreek is going to swing in and also Richard Schlesinger, friend of theCUBE. We'll be right back after this short break.


So let's think about this. Given any coefficient matrix A, we can reduce it to row echelon form by switching to rows, multiplying a row by a constant, or adding a multiple of another row to a given row. These can be performed by left multiplication by an elementary matrix, so we can represent the process as a product, where EI is an elementary matrix and R is the row echelon form of A. And since the determinant of a product is a product of the determinants, this suggests an easy way to find the determinant. For example, let's find the determinant of this 4 by 4 matrix. So if we wanted to row reduce this matrix, the first step in our row reduction might be multiplying the second, third, and fourth rows by 3. And to find the corresponding elementary matrix, we do the same thing to the identity matrix. Strictly speaking, this should be done by 3 elementary matrices, but we'll combine all the row operations into a single matrix. So if I were to take the identity matrix and apply the same row operations I'd get, so the first step in our row reduction could be accomplished by left multiplication by this matrix, and this is not just triangular, it's actually a diagonal matrix, and the determinant is going to be the product of the terms along the diagonal, which will be, now going back to our matrix, our next step would be to add a multiple of the first row to the second, third, and fourth row. And so those elementary operations would be, and again if we do the same thing to the identity matrix we get, and so the second step in our row reduction can be performed by left multiplication by this matrix, and notice this is a lower triangular matrix and its determinant will be, again our matrix looks like this, and so now we can multiply the third and fourth rows by 14, and this step in the row reduction can be accomplished by multiplying by this matrix with determinant 196, the next step in our row reduction with corresponding matrix and determinant 1, and similarly for the last two steps in our reduction to row echelon form, and our corresponding matrices will be, so remember the determinant of a product is the product of the determinants, so on the left hand side the determinant of that product is going to be the product of the individual determinants of our matrices performing the row operation times the determinant of A. On the right hand side we have the determinant of R, which is the row echelon form of our matrix. You might think that this hasn't really helped us because we still have to find the determinant of a 4 by 4 matrix, but the reason this is useful is that our final matrix is an upper triangular matrix, and since the row echelon form is upper triangular its determinant is easy to find, and now we can solve for the determinant of A.


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Don't know what to learn specifically to get a job There's a lot of unknown and if you go into a job interview with only Android development as a skill going to a general business with that particular skill They're gonna look at you a little awkward, especially if that's not part of their technology stack guys Believe it or not a lot of companies. 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the hacked 2-year lights. Those lights actually can talk with the alternative firmware via MQTT. And we can use this to our advantage. And I will go into that a little bit in this talk and see how we can build on this. My name is Kresje. Some people call me Uth, or know me just as A, because they're lazy, probably. I've been tinkering for years with different stuff, and the normal day job involves industrial control systems. So it's a bit away from this, but still technical. Some people might know me from the Angry Nerd podcast. And I want to preface, I am not an expert on these subjects. But I think they're awesome. And that's why I want to share them with you today. We're going to see a buildup of three building blocks to create our entire system. And the first one will be MQTT itself. I mean, we've probably seen the term. But what does it stand for? It stands for nothing anymore. Originally, it was called MQTelemetry Transport when it was first developed by IBM. Now it's just the four letters and used like that.  It shouldn't be called a protocol. I was corrected just after I finished the slide. So there is some protocol reference in there. It's a transport and not a protocol per se, as it's unaware of the data it is carrying. It's a system where you have one broker, one central server, where everything connects to just using one simple TCPIP port. So on a network, it's very easy to route and firewall. There are authentication and SSL support options. But I'm not using it in this demo because that would be too complicated and convoluted for this short time. Like I said, it was developed by IBM. And development started in 1999. It was an internal development for use in pipelines to communicate all the status information along the pipeline. It had to be lightweight. It had to use very little power, very little CPU power, and bandwidth. But it had to have some guarantees for data delivery. And there is a QoS built in in three levels will we come to later. And in 2010, which is quite a while after its initial release, version 3.1 was released royalty-free to the public. And that was when we first were introduced to it. And it has slowly been, well, it became part of the standard IoT and home automation suite, I think. In 2014, we had a little update with the 3.1.1 version. And that is the one we usually see supported in our devices and our libraries, if not the version 5 that was released in 2019. Version 4 does not exist, or at least it kind of does. Because in the header of the packet, they used version 4 when they were using 3.1.1. And that's why they skipped to version 5. So what happens? There is a client. And this client can publish into a topic. Another client or the same client can subscribe to a topic or several. And then the broker, which is the central server, will relay messages between clients. Every message in this system has at least a topic and a payload. And this payload can be anything. It could be a binary file. It could be text. And most commonly used is a text or JSON or just a number. So if we visualize that, we'll see. We have a broker in the middle. We have two clients. And if client 1 on the left publishes something to the topic room temperature, then the message gets sent to the broker and nothing happens. There is no subscription. And the message is lost forever. There is an exception, and we'll come to that later. But first, we'll need some clients to subscribe to the topic. And then if there is a publish on that same topic, the broker will relay the message and send the message to client 2, who now gets the updated value. This also works with multiple clients. And note that the client number 3 uses a different topic than clients 2 and 4. So if client 1 now sends the updated room temperature, only clients 2 and 4 will receive this message. The topics are the addresses of the messages in MQTT. And they're structured in hierarchy, a bit like a file system with a slash as a separator. In contrast to a file system, you don't start with the root with a separator. Just remember that when you build this for yourself. You can use wildcards in the topic names when subscribing, but only for a complete level or multiple levels. You cannot do character substitution. It's only for the whole part between the separator between the slashes. And they are case sensitive, although some firmwares will actually listen on both the full caps, the non caps, or the capitalized version of the same topic. Please don't put spaces in your topic names. That would be annoying. And no weird characters. Just use common ASCII, and you'll be fine. You could actually go and build a ginormous hierarchy for your house. You could also make it very simple and just say, OK, I want sensors. And I'll just number them 1 through 3, and so on. And later on, we'll be talking about TessMota. And there we'll see TessMota already provides a default way of topics. Earlier I said a message was lost forever if there was no subscription. But there was an asterisk. And the asterisk is a retained message. You can actually say, OK, I want this message to be remembered forever, or until I have a new message flagged as retained. And this message will actually survive a reboot of the broker. And if a new subscription is done to a topic, this message will immediately be sent to the client. But you don't know from when this message was. So it could be a week old. And the quality of service we mentioned in the beginning of the talk, the delivery guarantees. We have three levels. We have QoS0, which is like rate 0, nothing, because there is no guarantee. It just tries once. And if the client receives, it's sure. And if it doesn't, they're not. QoS1 requires an acknowledgement from the client. This could also mean that the message is sent three times. And then finally, the acknowledge comes through. And the client has received the same message three times. If that is a toggle for a light switch, this is annoying. So that's why you have QoS2, which will make sure that the client only receives this message once and once only. Last Will and Testament is a method where you can, while connecting, tell the broker, OK, if you lose connection with me, please inform others of my disappearance by sending this message to this topic. And that will enable you if, at the other end of the pipeline, original development, at the other end of the pipeline, the power is cut and the device disappears, but only transmits an update every five minutes. You don't have to wait five full minutes to notice it's gone. You get a response within a couple of seconds because of the keeper life to the broker not being updated. And then the broker notifies the rest of the world, I lost a client. Maybe you want to do something about that. So let's see if we can actually get this to work in a live demo. I did try to pray to the demo gods this morning. Pray with me. What we can do is simply look at a mosquito subscription command, which is make it slightly larger, is just subscribe to all the system topics that the broker already provides. The slash V in there is to actually get the topic names with them. So if I run this simple command, I get all my information from the broker. These are all retained messages because I immediately get some data. Normally you only get when there's an update, but these are retained. What we can also do is actually say, OK, I want the broker information, but only the number of messages sent in the last five minutes or the messages received in the last five minutes. And to demonstrate that, I'll type it correctly, the plus sign is the wild card for a single level. And as you can see at the bottom of the screen, which is a little bit, the received or sent differentiation is done in the second to last level of the topic. And I use the plus wild card to wild card out that single level. And I also have a retained message from last week, and I actually put it in last week so it now tells the truth. We can make it slightly more complicated, but more fun if we have a publish command. A publish command is also provided with, in this case, the mosquito browser to send messages. So if we start sending out some random data and then take another screen and subscribe to our test, we actually see some random numbers. We could also do this with, of course, a Python script because there are libraries available for many languages, including Python. And with just a few lines of Python, we can actually generate random numbers in another topic. In this case, it's PyRandom. And we'll see that in a later demo as well. And I'm running this as a live demo on, in this case, Raspberry Pi Zero in the little box on the desk here. And that's basically all you need. It could run on any OS. Linux is commonly used, but there are Windows implementations Mac OS. You can run it on very light hardware, like the Pi Zero I have over here. And this should not be anything you need to invest in to get started. So I hope you start tomorrow when you're back at home or after a tear down in a couple of days when you're back at home. And when you install Mosquito Broker, keep in mind that it usually defaults to only listening at local hosts. If you want to connect more devices to your broker, you need to add a listener in the config file to listen to all the devices. This is the first Google action you do after installing it because it doesn't work. And then you get to this. And I had to put in Allow Anonymous because I'm not running any security, which you should because there is already a slight vulnerability in there. But now you have the MQTT broker. You need something to connect to the broker. And that is where I usually use Tasmota, which is a universal firmware for ESP chips, like the one we saw in the two-year light in the previous presentation. And this enables you to control any ESP over MQTT via a web UI over HTTP get requests or even over a serial connection. And it already has support for many, many peripherals you could hook up to your ESP. It's very configurable, and although it started out for a smart relay, a sonoff relay, it is now a huge library for a lot of different devices. And you could probably have the ESP version of the two-year light in there with just a few clicks, which we will actually try and do. There are alternatives for this. You could use ESP Home or ESP Easy to get the same tasks done. In this case, we'll just go for Tasmota. And what you usually do is you flash it, you set up the Wi-Fi, and then you over the air configure and update your devices. So if it's stuck behind a wall or somewhere high up in the ceiling in a light fixture, no worries, as most things can be done over the air. And the easiest way to install is the new web installer using WebUSB, just like the badge that you probably have already tried. So if you have the correct browser for it that supports WebUSB, you can just plug it in, go to the website, and say Flash. It'll blink a few times, and then it'll take you through the Wi-Fi configuration. And then your physical device, and you're greeted with the standard Tasmota web UI. And from there is where the fun starts, because now we have a configuration button to actually configure our device. And this can be done with the templates for all the common devices that we already see. And in this template, you say, OK, I have this, for example, son of smart relay. And we define it has a button, it has a relay, and it has a status LED. And it's on these and these pins. The pins that are usually definable, which can be used by the user. And for the son of, there's a few pins actually, a few IOs broken out on pins on the inside. You put them as user. And then when the user has selected the template and goes into the module configuration, you see the pins that were user defined available to set up whatever you want. So if you would want to connect something extra to it, this is where you tap into. And of course, you have to also set up the MQTT broker. And one thing I always do is I set the telemetry period from five minutes down to 15 seconds, because otherwise I have to wait too long when I'm tinkering. I don't have any patience. But with this set of tools, we can build a lot of different setups. We can do things with power monitoring, environmental monitoring, lights with or without RGB. And we'll try if we can do this for real now. So what I have here is an ESP8266. It also works on the ESP32. But this is what I had laying around. And it's in this little box here. So it's just this ESP. And the configuration starts out empty. There's nothing in there. So I wanted something. I added a shield with a temperature and humidity sensor. And all I have to do to get the data is just say, OK, I'll go to pin. Let's see, configuration is over there. Module pin D4. I want my AM 2301 sensor. I click Save. Wait for it to reboot. Wait for it to reboot. And my temperature sensor is done. I can now put this on the field. And it's done. Thank you. If we look at the MQTT data, we actually see there is already a telemetry package coming down with the temperature of 22.8 degrees on stage. So this is how easy it is to get started with your project. And if we want anything more from this, we could simply add another thing like a button. I have a shield for a button. So let me just go back to the browser and click on configuration again. Add my button to the top pin button. This is button one. We actually have support for eight different buttons. So we could actually make a box with eight buttons, eight relays, or any configuration between those. Now we don't see much. We need to put something in there to actually show us the output. Let's add some RGB. I think that would be fitting. I do not have this exact shield, but I have a little RGB light in there. So if we go to the configuration to D7, I can put in an RGB LED or a whole strip of LEDs. You could actually have a couple of meters of LED strip connected up and make it do all kinds of rainbows. Once it's rebooted, we're actually greeted with a complete interface to turn on the LED, make it shine, make it different colors. I hope you can see it from the back of the room and on camera. But we have full control over our RGB LED now, just by a few clicks. And obviously, we can control this through MQTT as well. If we want to add more, this is actually the full setup that is in the little box on stage with me. I've added two more sensors, and I've added them using I squared C bus. So we just go back into the configuration, go into the module. And for pins two, we have the data. And here is the clock. Click Save. Go to the main menu. And now we have all the sensor data we want. I'm running in this of a power bank. I could now put this in the other tent. And through Wi-Fi, get all my data via the web interface or via the MQTT messages that come by every 15 seconds. There it is. We added the button. I can click the button over here. I can click the button on the web page for toggle, or I could send a message through MQTT. We see the MQTT messages. And they use topics and these topics. And now I have to find the slide again. There we go. The topics are defined by Tasmota per default with a prefix that tells you what kind of MQTT messages you'll be getting there and its own name, which is Tasmota underscore and the last part of the MAC address. You could change this into anything you want. And if it is not included in the firmware as you like it, you could actually build your own firmware because this is all open source now. You can send the commands through MQTT, through web interface, through get requests, through the serial console. You can string multiple commands together. And there are a lot of commands. I mean, I could make this slide 10 times bigger. You won't be able to read it, but please go to the documentation on Tasmota and you get the full list of the 150, 200 different commands. And we're not even touching on the scripting that is possible within Tasmota as well. There's also very nice information when you're using an ESP8266, which pins to not use because there's a couple that are high on boot or low on boot mandatory. So if you do that, if you connect a button to the wrong pin, it'll boot loop. But this enables you to get any smart socket, and with an ESP, and run this firmware. Maybe someone saw this on Twitter once. I've taken a BlitzWolf smart socket and added a temperature sensor, and that worked. But if we have measurements, if we have a smart socket, maybe with and build in temperature sensor or not, we have to make a decision. At some point, we want some part of our MQTT network of devices to make decisions and have effect on another part, on another device. And that is where we actually come to the last part, which is Node-RED. And Node-RED is an event-based system of nodes. And these nodes connected together create a flow. There are messages that go from node to node, and they have a payload and a topic, just like an MQTT message. It's not exactly MQTT, but it is close. There are nodes that come with Node-RED by default. There is a whole slew of more nodes available on the internet. They can be easily installed. And in this demo, we'll see, very short, but we'll see a little dashboard node as well, being installed separately. And version three was just released. The demo is still using a version two point something. I didn't want to risk it two days before the talk to upgrade. So nodes and flows, that looks like this. In this case, we have on the left a MQTT input node. This listens to a topic. So it subscribes to a topic just like we did in the first demo. And if a message is received, this will pass on the payload and the topic to the next node, which in this case is a switch node. It has one input and two outputs. And it'll check is the payload more or less than 50. And depending on that, I will set the payload from the value that came in to the word on or the word off. And if it's different than the previous time that a message was received, it'll go through the filter node up to the MQTT output node, which just does a publish on MQTT. And it actually sends it, in this case, to the power topic of this ESP. Like I said, flows are triggered because something happens at the beginning. So when this MQTT node here gets a message, it'll start going through the flow. But that means that only at that specific moment you have the payload available. What if I want to have a value from another device, from another MQTT message that came in just recently, and use that in a decision I want to make now? What you could do is use the flow or global variables to store some data. And you can do this with either a change node or a function node. In a function node, you can actually make your own JavaScript to create a complete program within one node. So I think we'll just have to look into it and try to get the demo gods to cooperate one last time. This is the Node Red Editor. And I'll just make this disappear with a little arrow. This is the flow we just saw with the addition of two nodes for the dashboard. So we have a MQTT node that connects to my local host broker and listens on PyRandom. We already saw the PyRandom because that is still running in the background spitting out numbers. And it passes on the number into this, well, if then, statement in the switch node. So higher than 50, output 1. Otherwise, output 2. We set the payload to either the word on or the word off. And we'll send it off to the power of this LED if I connect the last line over here and deploy my changes. Immediately, the light turns on because the current value is higher than 50. And if we want to see that in the dashboard, we'll actually have to, well, I'll just type it in. It's probably faster. We can go to the dashboard, and we actually see 61, 60, 61, which are the numbers we can also see over there. So now it is working. And if the randomness would help and go below 50 right now, which it probably doesn't, I'll just restart it and hope it'll get, well, obviously not. It's the demo, God. Yes, it's off. The light in front of me is now off. I hope you can all see it in the back as well. And if it actually goes up above 50 again, the light will turn on again. There it is. So that works. We can do different flows as well. Let's see if we can get over here. Yes. The flow variables that we mentioned earlier are available within this tab in the editor. A global variable is available on all the different flows, all the different tabs. But here I have another one. And what we have here is the same MQTT topic with the random numbers. And the only thing it does is setting the payload from the message to a local flow variable. So this is the mechanism to store the value for later use. I also plot it on the chart just to show you that if you want a fancy graph like this, it's very simple. You just drag in one node, give it a name or a title and tell it I want 10 minutes or I want an hour or 24 hours. And you instantly get a nice graph. If you want to use this information, we can have a function node retrieving the same data. You just call flow.get and the variable you stored earlier. And there's your data. This is a special node, which is also at the top of the available nodes on the left. And this node can be activated by pressing it. Or you can tell it at the bottom of the screen there. It says you can put it onto an interval, in this case, 21 seconds. So it just keeps repeating and repeating, triggering this single node. And what it could do is change the color of our LED friend on stage here. So what I did is I took the stored value, which is updated every 15 seconds. This injection node is running every 21 seconds. It gets the latest value it had and just calculates it, divides it by nine. So it would get a number between 1 and 12, which is compatible with the color command in TessMota. And that actually changes the color of my LED. There's also a green node over here, which is very handy. If you are making something new, it's the debug node. If you look in the sidebar on the right, we can have a debug window. And as soon as this is triggered, we get updates of the payload visible on the right. So you can immediately see what data goes where. If I was curious what the injection node was sending out, I could just drag a line from over here to my node, deploy it. And now I have full visibility over what is actually going from node to node. What we could do, what I don't have with me, but if you want to see this, find me later, we could actually have the result from the one ESP set a command on a different ESP. So I could turn on a light based on what this ESP is doing. And with that, I am through my demonstration. And it actually worked. Thank God. If you want to know more, thank you. If you want to know more, there's a lot of documentation available on the MQTT website, on the TessMota website, and on the Node Red website. I want to thank you for your attention. And I would love to see what you are going to make with this. And if you tag me on Twitter, I will definitely look at it and like it and retweet it, et cetera. And we have time for some questions. So please, if you have questions, come to these microphones in the middle. Also, I don't know if we have any messages over the internet. Nope, OK. Yeah, we'll take this question. Go ahead. Thank you very much for doing this speech. You are the one that taught me how to do MQTT. I was like expecting and talk about MQTT, but you did the whole shebang. And it was like an epic talk. Thank you very much, man. Thank you, thank you. Because this is the man who said, you should do this as a talk. Yeah, go ahead. Thanks. One question, if you have lots of devices, like 50 devices plus, would you advise to set up a separate wireless LAN, or will you congest my normal wireless LAN? Yeah, so setting up a separate AP might be a way. If you have an AP that supports different SSIDs on one access point, that would be ideal. Because then you don't pollute the airways, but you still have the separation. And you could run them all in a separate VLAN. And if you have your broker running on a machine that has access to that VLAN, you could just route the one port that you're using for your MQTT on there. OK, thanks. Thanks for a great presentation. Thank you. Is that I understand correctly? You have one broker running on your RS3 Pi and one Node-RED instance, right? Yeah. OK. Can you remotely access Node-RED instance as well? If you have access to the Pi, then you can. So it creates your own access to it, basically? Yeah. It is all run locally, so you are in full control. If you want to set it up to be accessed from outside, you could. I personally use this only on my local network, and I can VPN in on my local network. And that way is the easiest way to keep it safe. But this is all locally running, so there's no cloud involved. There's no 2.0 that has some infrastructure. Thanks. All right. Now, we have time for one more question if eBay has it. If not, let's give another round of applause for this presentation. Thank you.