So when someone asks me what distribution they should use when they first start using Linux the Almost universal answer I give them is that the only thing that truly matters is the package manager because really at the end of the day That's all that's different between any given Linux distribution now I can hear people in the comments saying well, that's not true You know, there's different kernels and there's different login managers and there's different init systems That's all true for sure But when it comes to the mainstream Linux distributions that everyone's going to start out with Ubuntu Fedora Arch ArchBase distros things like that the vast majority of them all use the same init system the vast majority of them choose between two different display managers and All of them offer the same number of window managers and desktop environments Those things are all almost universally the same across every Linux distribution. There are I'm sure some Exceptions, but for the most part, that's true so the one thing that I always tell everyone that matters the most when you're choosing a distribution is The package manager because the package manager is the one thing that's guaranteed to be different across different distributions So Ubuntu based distributions and Ubuntu itself use apt ArchBase distributions use Pacman Fedora based distributions or well based distributions use DNF You know, those are the three main package managers I mean if you're going to use open SUSE, I suppose you'd use this for zipper, you know You get the idea depending on what distribution you use you're going to have a different package manager So that led me to ask the question after all this time do package managers actually matter and after using Linux now for five years or at least close to five years full-time I Think I finally have the answer to that question and the answer to the question do package managers actually matter is No, what package manager you use does not matter. It really seriously doesn't do they have differences between them Yes, Pacman seems to be the fastest. I don't really have numbers to back that up, but it feels the fastest DNF and zipper those seem slower than the other package managers and they have different features Apped seems to be about middle of the road, but still really good, you know But the point is is the other than varying levels of speed Which a lot of time has to do with the way those package managers handle mirrors There's really not any big difference between them. They all install software. They all do system updates The syntax may be different, but they all do basically the same thing Some of them have a few extra features that are cool But for the most part they do one thing and that's what they're supposed to do So those things really don't matter which one you choose doesn't really matter What actually matters when you're making the choice between what distribution to use is package availability because while the package managers themselves may all be the same or at least do the same thing The packages that they have available to them is actually different So for example if you're on solace and you're using solace linux and you Get into the package manager or you get into the terminal and use their package manager, which is EO package Their repos are much smaller than any other distro. Well, maybe not any other distro But compared to like Ubuntu their repositories are much smaller Same thing if you hop into elementary OS, you're going to have a Smaller selection of hardware because they limit by default to flat packs Okay, in order to install like dead packages or something like that you have to do a little bit of work It will still work eventually, but you know, you have to kind of finagle your way in order to get there If you're using something like arch on the other hand, you have access to a much broader selection of software Plus you have the added benefits of the aur if you are on Fedora you have a very large pool of software to choose from that's available from Fedora Then they have other repositories for non-free software and they have the copr Which adds even more software to the whole thing same thing with Ubuntu They have a wide variety of software in their repositories, but they also have access to the Debian repositories So they have a large selection of software. So when choosing a distro, what you're really choosing is What software you have available to you because that's really the biggest difference between distros what software do you have available to you in the software repositories of those distributions and The thing is even today is that there is a wide difference between What distribution a and distribution B have in the repositories? So if you compare Debian and you compare Fedora the packages that they have in the repositories are going to be Significantly different not necessarily in terms of actual software, but in terms of versions So the software that's going to be in the Debian repositories is going to be or at least tends to be much older than the Software in the Fedora repository and the Fedora repository has software that is kind of somewhat up to date when but when you compare it to say Arch Linux you're going to find newer packages in the arch repositories than you would in Fedora it's all a matter of how the distribution treats packages and how it allows Users to have access to that software so when you're talking about arts You're talking about a rolling distribution So all of that software is going to be as up to date as possible With Fedora is a little bit different because kind of a rolling release It's not really a rolling release, but it has access to more software that is more frequently updated than Debian Whereas Debian is kind of set on a release schedule and you get what software comes with that particular release You know each release has its own Repos and that's the software pool that you pull from So when you're talking about Package managers and if they matter The bottom line is Really what you're talking about isn't the software tool itself But the software that the package manager has available to it and that is what's going to be different between different distributions now the bottom line when it comes to all of this is choosing the best one for you and That process is going to be an adventure for you because really the only way you can make the choice of what Software repository is the best for you is to actually try them out because they all do things in a little bit different way When it comes to what versions of software they keep now the Elephant in the room here are the containerized package managers because those are much more cross platform Than any other package manager. So like if you talk about Pac-Man and the arch repose, those are Dedicated for arch. You're not going to use them on any other distribution. That's not true with snaps Flatpacks or app images all three of those formats can be easily used on any distribution So when you're choosing between those it's even more of a case of what software is available to you because When you use one of those things they all function from a user perspective almost exactly the same Okay, because for the most part when you download something from either of those three formats You're going to do so from a GUI You're going to download things either from the Genome Software Center or whatever it is whatever your GUI package manager is So that front-end experience is going to be the same for most everything App images are going to be a little bit different because they're not you really included any of those package manager Or GUI software stores. So really we should just leave those out, but they have their own store So you'd be dealing again with probably a front-end GUI software center for app images as well If you're going to install those things from the terminal Then you're going to see some differences like snap has a more apt like syntax than flatpacks does So it's going to be a little bit different from the command line But the point is is that at the end of the day They function from a user perspective almost exactly the same you install them and then you use them That's really the way it is. So the only thing that really truly differs between them other than a few Technical problems that snaps seem to have is the software that is available to them So when it comes to software availability, that's again the biggest issues. So Snap has access to the snap store, which is the only place where snaps can come from Well, that's not true. They can be made by other people But for the most part if you're gonna download a snap that actually almost is certainly coming from the snap store with flat pack That's a little bit different because chances are you're going to be reliant on your distribution For your initial access to flat packs. So for example with fedora and elementary OS They both maintain their own repository for their flat packs That's what you get out of the box if you want to have access to more flat packs You then have to add the flat hub repository, which then broadens your horizons when it comes to software for app images It's a mess. They do have a store now that they're putting stuff together but it's still not up to the other two stores and You can get those many many other places most App images probably still come from the individual software vendors The one thing I didn't mention about flat packs is that they can also be given out by the developers of software So if you go to like a github page, they may offer you a flat pack that you can then install manually through the terminal or something like that and you know That's not something you'll ever see with snaps because snaps is usually almost a hundred percent actually Provided by the snap store. So again, the bottom line is that the Availability of software is what is really truly differentiating every single package manager And that's what you have to look at when you decide what distribution you're going to use and what Containerized package format you're going to choose because it doesn't really matter what you choose It only matters if you can get the software that you need So that is it for this video if you have thoughts on this whole idea that package managers don't really matter Leave those comments in the comment section below because I know I'm going to hear from some people like oh But Pac-Man is so good and DNF is so good and Aptis amazing, you know, and you know, you can still have your favorites when it comes to package managers, right? You can like my favorite package manager all all time is Pac-Man I don't use it anymore because I'm on Fedora, but it is still a really good package manager I like it because it's fast and there's a lot of stuff you can do with it But at the end of the day really all it ever does all it's ever going to do is download apps and update the system. That's Really all it's ever going to do and in that way. It's exactly like every other package manager. 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Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in at the range now. We've got the Colt King Cobra target model all the rage now It's on the new Python and rightfully so, you know everybody wanted Colt to come back with the snake guns and They are and I was really excited when this came out because it's a sharp-looking gun and it resembles a Traditional snake gun not as much as the Python, but they're both six-shot 357 revolvers that Amazing now this has a four and a quarter inch barrel It has a fiber optic front sight adjustable rear sight and wood ultimat grips The single action trigger pull right around three and a quarter pounds. I've got 38 special loaded up right now Not too far away. Let's see how it does in double action It's got a very nice double action trigger pull It just kind of snaps in there with each trigger pull very comfortable and being that it does have some weight behind it You know that 38 specials like nothing, but it does have a nice look to it And that's what I enjoy as well as the shooting and if you can see that it's engraved King Cobra Yeah, King Cobra with the Cobra in there very nice looking gun.  I mentioned the single action trigger pull is three and a quarter pounds Let's go ahead and take a few shots It's a nice Trigger boy. It really does remind me of my my original Python It's a sweet shooter. I think that's it Yep, all right back to 130 grain 38 special About 15 yards Think that's it One of the things I really enjoy is that fiber optic front sight with the blackout rear sight. It just pops out It's like it's the bright orange You just put that thing on target and it seems to hit every time. Let's start here with the Coyote and double action Yeah, well So I may have a couple Light primer strikes there. I'm gonna hold on to it here for a second To make sure And it seems as if I had two that did not fire All right, well, we'll try it again and see if that's something that continues This revolver is 38 ounces loaded with six rounds One thing I did not mention is that it does have a recessed crown barrel and a four and a quarter inch barrel We're gonna try double action again and see if that light primer strike continues and that was better It's still a new gun. I haven't shot it Too often not as much as I would like and yep all those fired So there it is colt kinkobra target model. I Like it. It's a good-looking gun. It resembles many of the Snake guns that so many people wanted. It's not a python, but the MSRP and this is 999 now the MSRP of the new python is $1,500 so big difference there one-third less the cost for the colt kinkobra target Not really trying to sell you on it. I know a lot of the colt fans will love this They would love the new python. I'm a big python fan. My original is a 94 model, but I am enjoying this It's definitely a straight shooter and sure performed well at the range if you like videos like this Please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching. Did you guys be safe?


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No, I can't tell, sir. 2-4-4-1. Thank you, police and the agency. Emergency! Okay, what's your address, please? My daughter's not breathing. Okay, how old is your daughter? Four months old. She's only been at a hospital for three weeks. She's a primie. Okay, okay. I'm going to look for someone now, okay? Please, please. Just remain on the lawn for me for a moment. Okay, where is she now? Is she on the floor or where? On the couch! On the couch. Okay, I want you to put a flat on her back on the floor and remove any pillows. Yup. Okay, have you done that? Yes. Okay, listen, I want her not breathing at all. No! Okay, I'll give you some instructions on what to do, okay? Yes.  Yes. And tilt the head back. Okay, I want you to listen. Can you hear or feel any breathing? No! Okay, all right, what I want you to do now, okay, is take the right between the nipples, okay? Yes.  Yup. Okay, I want you to pump the chest hard and fast at least twice per second, okay? Yup. Okay, just do that 30 times and tell me when you're done. Yup. Yup. Okay, have you done that? Yes. Have you finished doing that? Yes.  Yup. Okay, and I want you to give her two breaths, all right? Yes. Okay, you've done that. Okay, I want you to put your two fingers on the breastbone again. Yup. And push down hard and fast another 30 times twice per second. Yup. And push down the area. Yup. Yup. Okay, have you done that? Yes.  Do another two breaths. Okay, have you done that? Yes. Okay, now go back to the chest and give another 30 compressions with your two fingers, okay? Okay, we do have any nuance on the way to you there, okay? No, it's fine. Okay, are you doing that with the compressions? Yup. Okay, what do you think of that? I want you to give another two breaths. Yup. Okay, you're still going? Yup. Okay, when you're giving her the breath, just make sure her head's filtered back slightly, okay? Yup. Okay, and can you just look in the mouth for any instructions, any food or vomit? Yup. She's full of food. There's nothing in there. Okay, alright, I want you to give another two breaths, okay? No. No. Okay, look, and just keep doing it. Another 30 pushes with your fingers on the spot in the breastbone. No. Okay, someone else they're helping you? No. Okay, is he able to assist you doing either of those things? Yup. Okay, I want you to keep that cycle going, okay? Just keep doing the 30 compressions with your two fingers, followed by two breaths. And just when you're doing the breaths, make sure the whole mouth and nose is covered. Her stomach is bubbling. It's what, sorry? It's bubbling. Bubbling, okay. You mean that's the noise you can hear? Yes. Okay, alright, I just want you to keep going with that, okay? With the compressions? Yeah, just keep going. Just what, sorry? Just have a bit of a spew. She is now, okay? I want you to quickly turn her on the side. Okay, turn her on the side and use your fingers to move any vomit out of the mouth. Yeah. Are you doing that now? Yeah, she's making noise. Can you put your ear right next to her and listen for any actual breathing? Yeah, I think she's breathing now. She is breathing now, okay? Yeah. Okay, I just want you to leave her on the floor and just keep monitoring her, okay? Yup. Okay, I want you to tell me every time she takes a breath, okay? Yup. Okay, starting now, just tell me every time she takes a breath. Yup, breathing, and again, and again, and again. Okay, is she crying now? Yeah, sort of. Making noise anyway. Okay. Okay, she's still breathing okay at the moment? Yeah, yeah. Is she still making any funny noises or any gurgling noises or anything? Yeah, there's a bit of spew coming out of her nose and her still. Okay, just make sure you wipe anything out of the mouth if there's anything in the mouth there. I think they're in there now, Mark. They're in there now? Yeah, Kai. Oh, I'll let you guys in. Okay, I'll let you guys in. Okay, thank you.


Thanks for coming today. Essentially we wanted to brief you on updates on the investigations into the shooting of a male person at Rabina on Saturday evening the 26th of November this year and seek the public's assistance in relation to some information we've received from witnesses. Essentially Gold Coast CRB have been continuing their investigations into the shooting of a male person at a house at Cedarwood present at Rabina. That happened at about 10.15 p.m. on Saturday the 26th of November this year. As a result of speaking to witnesses we've released a comfort image of a male person we'd like to speak to in relation to this matter. That image is a likeness of a male person who we believed knocked on the front door of the premises at Cedarwood present just before the shooting and spoke to the mother of the victim. We'd certainly like to speak to any person who has any information as to the identity of this person and we've asked them to contact police or crime stoppers. Further to that we've received information from witnesses in relation to a dark coloured four wheel drive similar to a Jeep four wheel drive that was seen driving slowly in Cedarwood present before the offense. If there was any person who saw this vehicle in that area at that time if they could also contact police we'd ask them to contact police or anonymously by crime stoppers on 1800 triple three triple zero. Look I'm not at liberty to discuss the details of the conversation. There was a short conversation which after it ended the male person left the premises and the shooting happened a short time after that. Was it a heated conversation? No but I'm not at liberty to give you details but I can say it was not a heated conversation and I should say that this male person is not known to the residents of that house. Is he the suspect in the shooting, the main suspect? Look we're keeping an open mind about that. We believe that this person has some involvement in the shooting whether or not that person was actually the person to fight the weapon we're still yet to determine. And do you believe it was a drive by shooting looking for this car like the weapon was fired at someone who was driving by or where does it fit in? No we believe the vehicle may be connected to the offense mainly because of the its suspicious behavior beforehand. It was seen driving quite slightly around that area. But I mean do you think it was a drive by or was somebody actually out of the car when they fired the shot? No no it was just driving by before the offense. Not at the time? No it's not a drive by. Okay so somebody who was actually Yes as we reported at the time was the person on foot at the time. Was that supplied by the victim? That's supplied by witness. Yes the victim and his family have been a cooperative with the police investigation. Has he been released from hospital? Yes he was released some time ago. Is this because I know at the time you're saying there's some suggestion they may have had disguises. The shooting may have been disguised in some way because the victim didn't really get a good look at his face. Is this sort of your best hope then that this person might you know might be under this person instead? Yes that's fair to say that this likeness is is from the information provided by the mother of the victim who perhaps you could say had the best look at the male person. So this is why we're releasing the image hoping that someone may recognize that the the conflict and be able to provide us with information. Because the victim did the victim see any a face or see during the shooting at all? The victim did give us a description however as you can appreciate at the time he was under tremendous stress and was going through quite a terrifying deal at that point of time. Is there any link between this case and the grain charges? No. We had witness reports of up to three and certainly the reports of people in nearby locations and at the scene indicate that up to three shots were fired. And it was a party at the house? There was a party at the house or? No. No party at the house? No. Okay. Is there any parent motive? No we're keeping an open mind about this. We haven't at this stage been able to definitively find a motive so we're keeping an open mind. Have you ruled out links to outlawed body gangs at this stage or is it still? No we haven't ruled out links but as we've previously stated although persons involved in this incident have some connection to some OMCG's the young fellow concerned he's not known to police he's he has a very good job and going through employed it's like a normal young man. Has there been much else by way of sort of leads on this one or has it been pretty difficult one to investigate? It's been a difficult investigation it's taken significant resources to get this far hence our appeal to the public in terms of this conflict and anyone who may have seen that vehicle in in that area at the time. Police seem pretty keen to solve this is there any other reason that it's so much reason to being devoted to it or is it? I would have thought any offense involving a firearm and a person being shot would justify our full attention in a very thorough investigation. Tell us what kind of firearm was used? It was a shotgun we believe it was a shotgun.  He's out of hospital he's fine. Was there a suggestion that the shooter was by himself or there may have been a few people at the time of the shooting that came to power? That's that's a very good question we just don't know hence keeping an open mind we're unsure if there was one two or maybe even three people involved so hence our appeal to the public.


I think a lot of folks don't realize how beautiful the Gulf Coast is, and it's a completely different kind of beauty unlike anywhere else on the planet. There's a lot of natural beauty here. Huge, magnificent oaks. We used to walk down to the river and do a lot of fishing and crabbing when I was a kid growing up. For me, there's no place like here. When you ask a home of the Indian about identity, one of the first things that comes up is the particular values that they're born on. People here are very, very tough, innovative, and self-determined, and I always have them. I grew up living a wonderful, innocent life, and we always want what's better for our children than what we have, but they're not going to be able to experience that beauty that we had, and that's because it's coming at the hands of oil and gas. We are constantly under attack from climate disasters. Our people are being hit in every direction.  For us, it's also resistance to the pushing out of our culture. It's like a dead place because of these industries right over here. Fish kills that go for miles. They're solid fish dead. People are dying. The damage that these industries, the oil and gas industry that has caused. We must find a way to hold these industries accountable. In spite of all of the hundreds of millions of dollars that have been taken out of the land, the people who live here, not just the indigenous people, the white people, the African-Americans, the Hispanics, nobody's really profiting. For the Gulf Coast to continue to be a sacrifice zone for this country is absolutely reprehensible. The time has come to engage this region and to let these people in this region lead. The sooner they realize the central significance of the Gulf region and these fence-line communities to everyone's future, their own futures will be more secure. We are the miners' canary. The federal government has to take ownership over the fact that it has perpetuated this culture of giving away the Gulf into infinity. We don't have any more Gulf to give.


25th and 4 at 400. We have come to introduce the newest member of the Olympic team, the President of the United States. You gave us moments that we will never forget. I was glad to drop into his knees in thanks. Mary Lou Redden getting that perfect 10. There was Steinziefer and Hogshead getting a war with the exact same 100. It was something like USA, USA. But it doesn't matter whether you won the gold or the silver or the bronze, the cheer was for you, for all of you. The specialness of this Olympic was apparent in the Jedi. A vibrant and a very human delight that was transmitted to me by what they saw of you. Then they think, Americans, well, they're generous and full of serious effort. They're full of high spirits. They're motivated by all of us. Everyone in this city had to put in or herself out some way, one way or another, while the games were on. The South Korean boxers, the Chinese gymnasts, the Romanian athletes, the Jamaicans, the Japanese. For a lot of us, one of the really indelible images of the games was of Gabriel Anderson Scheisse of Switzerland. Walking dazed and dehydrated to the finish line, refusing to give up. Pushing on, even with all our expenses going, summing up just that last bit of reserve and crossing that line. She truly was heroic. Read forever books about the melting pot. But the past two weeks, there it was, winning medals for us, representing us every day. 140 countries represented here. In the only place in the world where those who are competing for this nation had the blood runs in the background of more than 140 countries. So I say be ready for games because you've soared to greatness.


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The RGB backlight keys is a really nice touch and so are the transparent WASD keys. Most gaming laptops look too bulky and they just scream a PC nerd. But this laptop has all the features you can expect in a gaming laptop, but you can't actually tell it's a gaming laptop. The 16.1 inch laptop is notably lighter and thinner than expected, boosting a sleek and minimal design. The 1080p camera is pretty good, did solid and low light, I definitely think it's good enough for streaming or using it for zoom calls. The laptops stay pretty cool, even when I was simultaneously playing Genshin impact and browsing an edge. I do think this could be a solid choice if you're using it as a gaming laptop. The hinge is really sturdy, has smooth gameplay action, and I can't lie I love that mini LED display. If you're interested in the Omen Transon 16, be sure to check out the link in my description box and once again, thank you to Omen for sponsoring this portion of today's video. We're in Manhattan, we're going to New York's smallest coffee shop that just opened up. World's smallest coffee shop. I thought it was a coffee shop. Leeg just quit her job, congrats, how does that feel? So we're back home, and my hamstrings have been really tight the last few weeks, so I've been using this foam roller and it's been extremely helpful. Also I've noticed that foam rolling my hips make a huge difference. Specific body parts that I feel like get overlooked, like your hips, having tight hips is not fun, having tight shoulders, a tight chest. My issue when it comes to stretching is just my lack of patience, like my mind just goes elsewhere. I have a hard time spending even like 10 to 15 minutes, it just feels like 10 minutes of stretching is like an hour. So Leigh and I really got into watching track and field, which is something I never thought I'd be interested in. Watching track and field makes me excited for my race even though running half marathon in a marathon is totally different. You're racing against time for all the races, but obviously for shorter distances you're really competing with the person next to you or the other 11, the other 9 people in your heat, whereas half marathon is like a gazillion people. Good morning guys, so today's race day, it is like 5.05, 5.10 in the morning. I need to eat something in the morning so I can have some fuel. Being this early, waking up this early, it's been a long time. Honestly, I only got this because it has 7 grams of dietary fiber. So the theme for this race is end of summer, oops, I actually have been in denial that it's the end of summer and it's because I'm very literal, so it's the summer and September 21st. Okay, so I put this jacket on, it's a little too chilly in here, I'm out here looking like a wrestler. Like it's one thing to wear to singlet in a short at the race event, but just be walking around in it, it's too early for that, it's just a little too weird. So I put on a jacket. So it's really hard for me to not go all in when I'm pursuing something, whether it's social media, my career, marriage, my relationships, this half marathon and just thinking about the fact that I'm not going to win this race, it's even hard for me to say that I'm not going to win because it makes me feel like I'm already defeated. But that's not how half marathons or marathon races work. All about time, time against yourself and I get it like in shorter races, it's all about time as well, but since there's a smaller field, you are racing against the people next to you. But with marathons, half marathons, you're racing for a time so you can qualify for other races and also it's the best way to measure how successful you are. For me, I'm trying to run this race in less than two hours, which is about a minute and a half faster than the half marathon I ran last week, which is the only half marathon I've ever run, but I didn't have adrenaline. I had a horrible night of eating the night before and honestly, I just feel more prepared. On top of that, my body I think feels a little bit better. All right, so we made it to Rockaway Beach. It feels really good out here, I think. I'm like kind of sleepy, but we only got here like 45 minutes before the race starts, so hopefully registration doesn't take long. Shout out to my wife. Comfortable experience for me. I literally was texting her like mile nine. Can you give me a goon? It was so dry. But shout out to you for a thugging and outcoming here. Waking them up at like four or five minutes.


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