I should have bought my long lens. Hey guys, how are you? I'm Marlene McCohen, welcome back to my channel. For those of you who are following this story, today is going to be a really big, big day. Did you hear that? That is the Amazon. Hello, you're looking well. It's so early in the morning, not my forte. For those of you just tuning in, basically what happened is when I lost my bird Picasso, somebody called me about a bird and asked me if it was mine because they wanted to help. Well, once I saw the photo, I knew it's not my bird, but I had a hunch they would need help. So I went over, I said, do you guys need any help? I'll gladly come over. They said yes.  Bird, I thought bit me. Well, the bird did bite me. This is not my blood. The bird is choking on blood. So George was rushing it to hopefully take it to Lou because I trust Lou more than anything. We nursed him back to health with the help of Lou at Birds Plus. Are you doing all right? I cleaned him up a little bit. Do you look bad, my baby? You look better already, baby. I'm gonna get you situated, okay? What? He had a problem flying and it hit the window. The reason why he had that problem was because he was already, I guess he got E. coli and he was already off balance because E. coli will do that. How does Lou know that? Well, he did a, he kind of felt like he wasn't eating. And so what he did is he had a friend do a test on him. Stop. Lou. Yes, my dude. The bird's on antibiotics? Yeah, betroth, gata, E. coli. How did you find that out? I'll check it out. He has made a full recovery but we've discovered that he is, in fact, one of the wild Amazons that fly locally in the area. Yeah, that's an old bird. Usually when they have the beak looking that way when it's real narrow like that. Yeah. They've been cleaning it off on the trees. The black on there, that's just not the blood. When they're part of camp, the birds are really in season. The red little layers of tomatoes, the gorge themselves on them is a wild bird. With that knowledge, we can't just keep him tame him or breed him or anything like that. We really have to make sure that we set him back into the wild. For those of you who haven't been following the story, click below in the description box. You'll see the first episode in the rest of this series. But just to fill you in now on how we know this is a wild Amazon, some small little things. First of all, the beak was very thinned out from being in the wild for a very long time. Second of all, he had very black nostrils which is from eating the wild berries. This is over a long, long time. Lou at Birds Plus, he knew exactly that this is a wild Amazon. Oh my God. Is he, what is he doing? What are you doing, baby? He seems a little playful this morning. What are you up to? Before we set him free, I wanna show you this side of his face. You see that beautiful yellow? You wanna play today? By the way, one last time before we go. Uh-oh. Okay. Well, he's flying around. Oh, that's great. Okay. This is good. We know that he can fly. Okay, let's go. Bye, birds. I hope I have my phone. Okay, I got my phone. Why is he in the van ready? Am I seriously getting in this right now? We're going to meet Carolyn. Mom, you know what? Let's take something off the CD. Yes. It looks like we're taking this normal car now. You have the bird? He has the bird. Took us a moment to get him in the carry-on, but ultimately we had to grab him with a blanket because I didn't want him flying around and stressing himself out or hitting anything. Baby, you okay? The reason that we're doing this so early in the morning, by the way, is one, because the birds are calling each other this early. So he'll literally be able to recognize their sound and go meet the flock. And two, because we want him to have all day to be able to settle in and find his way with the flock. Now, Lou told me that even if he has no friends, has nobody to acclimate with, he will still find his way. Even if he's kind of the one out of the flock, he'll still be able to find his way with the rest of the birds there. Obviously, I can't let him loose where I found him because it could take him a very long time to ever find one of his kind. And he was disoriented when he was there, which is probably how he got very out of the area. I personally, in my area where he was found, have never ever come across a wild Amazon. But where we're going, we know that that's where the flocks call in the morning. We know that he is very well-flighted and also he doesn't seem to be well acclimated to living in a house. I could see by his flight pattern the things that he tried to land on. So that was actually kind of unfortunate that he got a little loose, but it made me feel confident with the fact that he's gonna be flying free right now because I just grew up with birds my whole life and I know that the things he tried to land on. Okay, that's not a house bird. Now something occurred to me. So he's a wild bird, he grew up in the wild. And then he's gonna go in the wild and I'm looking at him in this moment of time when he's been in my house and when he returns to his people, he could go back and tell the other birds like, so listen, there's other birds in their houses and they have cages and the birds think it's okay. And I saw the most gorgeous Amazon in the world. He acted like I wasn't even that interesting. He wanted to be with the human. Can you believe it? I'm here witnessing his time during his abduction. We're gonna go visit Carolyn. I thought Carolyn would be perfect for this because she knows the area that we're going to. She knows exactly where the wild flock is and I thought she'd actually enjoy it a lot. Paula, they don't know that we're outside. Oh, we're outside? We might find the crazy lady in the way. Carolyn, we're outside. We wanna know if you have any crazy people outside that we can find and help our video go viral. Yeah, so we're here. Do you wanna just get in our car? Okay, I'll jump in. Okay, come jump in.  She has her bird. What? Well, Faye, this is such a good idea. I think. She's in her harness, so she's all secured. Faye is a red-haired, maxed Amazon. You can go straight and make a left. Sweet. Step up. I'm his fave because I found her.  I lost Precious, a ring-necked parakeet and I was looking for him for like probably two, three weeks and then he never showed up and then somebody found her and then I was like, hey, I just lost a parakeet too but if you don't like, let me help you find the owner for this Amazon. And he's like, yeah, we have cats and we can't keep her but we're trying to find the owner. So I tweeted, I put it all out on social media and it turns out that this guy who found Faye found the owner and the owner released her purposely because he didn't want her anymore because he bit the finger off of his kid. So I was like, yeah, we don't want this bird. Just keep her. He bit the finger off or? No, just like. Bit her. Just bit her. And then I was like, what? So he's like, yeah, you know, if you want, you are the best option because you already have an Amazon and you can have her come pick her up today. And I got her including Cage and everything and I call her Faye. I don't have any back history, don't know where she came from but the thing is, I know she had an owner because she talks.  You want a burrito? Oh my God, this is so cute. You're the cutest bird ever. Yeah, and within one week we just bonded. She's starting kissing me. And she loves it. She has now a boyfriend, Destiny, a yellow double-headed Amazon. You have a boyfriend? And you're out here with this guy? An Amazon smells so good. Okay, here's the thing.  Yeah, but like, and they're like, what should I do? Because you say that bird smells so good and I feel like we need to address this. They don't smell the same as other flowery smelling birds like Picasso. They have like- I think it's more like a stench, but okay. Oh what? It's stench. Yeah. Okay, make a right here. We're gonna go to the resting place.  They're not Amazon. No, but there's one right there. Where? They're all over. If you open the window, you can hear them squawk. Oh wow. Yep. Yeah. I can't believe it.  I've never come across wild Amazon. I knew they existed and I knew where. And release them. You see, they're all over here. They're all over. They're everywhere. They're everywhere. Why don't you wanna go to the arboretum? The arboretum is a botanic garden, but they don't rest there. They don't perch there overnight. They sleep right here. They chose this place and they nest here like over like 500 at one time. Okay. You can hear them. They're all over the place. They are. And if you could tell me, you know, they are not there. If I go to the arboretum, they're not there. They're not there. How did I know that you were the perfect person for this? Oh my God. Let's see his reaction. They're everywhere here. I love it. They're everywhere. It's all your relatives. All right. You ready? Yeah. Let's do it. Oh my God. I should have brought my long lens. Hey, can you tell me how I can find the crazy person so I can make my video go viral? And people poop in my garden. What? Yeah, I don't even need to look for them. My God. Do you guys hear it? He's already responding. Okay. Yeah, I think we should let him respond a little bit. No, just let him out. Before it's too late. He's excited. Just open it and let him like, yeah, let him purge. No, it's not. That's him, maybe. You guys are tripping. Yeah, let's get out of here. That's him. That's him. That's him. That's him. Let's go. Okay. This is just the most beautiful thing. Lucky, I have my emotional support bird. Do this alone. Like, Obie and George would have been like so. Where? I love birds.  Guys, don't just protecting my nuts. From that crazy lady. Hey guys, the Feathered Fun Box is our new subscription box of toys, treats and other surprises for you and your bird. So don't forget to check the link below and get in on that. And guys, don't forget to check out my new line of organic bird food called Marlene Signature Blend made with tops. The link is below.


The world is getting crazier and crazier or at least that's what the news would have you believe and to be honest My town hasn't changed too much with the exception of this LED weaponry installed on every single telephone pole feet from where we are sleeping and this might be our last chance to hand out those flyers I showed you guys and make people aware of the infrastructure. That is key to their demonic agenda right now People are outside protesting But probably not for long when the fake virus didn't work They made a fake riot and now they can do what they intended the media led everyone on for months and months Oh, we're opening soon Things are gonna be back to normal and just like that in a matter of a few days. They're bringing in the National Guard There's an overnight curfew. Did you guys see the video of them shooting people standing outside their homes? It is absolutely insane how clear it is how black and white that the elites tend to destroy this planet We're basically living in a simulation and everyone is an expendable minion The millions of secret society members are working hard to employ the mainstream narrative this whole George Floyd event What's staged and fake well you can fire all this one under you can't make this HIT up George Floyd fired officer overlap security shifts at South Minneapolis Club Yeah, they both worked as security at the same club at the same time It is all a plot to incite civil unrest All of the riots were staged and fake not one person on the Democratic or Republican side is telling the truth They put them there a purpose Yeah, they gonna set them all right up on the round. Yeah, I know what building this year.    Y'all don't keep no bricks right there There's more stuff that you can put out here.  I mean is this why they brought in the National Guard several months ago to have them Stationed and ready it seems as if they knew this was going to happen and Planned on having them mobilized and ready to go for when the riots started They probably wanted to use the National Guard when people disobeyed stay-at-home virus orders But since the majority of Americans stayed locked inside like rats like the good little sissy la la boys They are they had to fake these riots so they could utilize the National Guard and create a crazy police state Is this related to prisoners being released is the reason hundreds of thousands of prisoners were let out of jail So they could fuel these protests Did they cut a deal with George Soros to get out of prison? Yeah, there is a rumor that he's funding these antifa protests and that Trump is the good guy trying to save everyone But this is just more divide and conquer tactics trying to get people to pick a side or at least Have people think They're a part of this that they're not just minions that are being moved around the media Everyone whether Democrat or Republican the millions of people they hired to push this agenda They are all working together Towards globalism one world order one world government and this is only going to get worse and worse and more chaotic So they have the National Guard deployed in Chicago after the violent protests Saturday night Allegedly most of the day the protests were beautiful massive and peaceful Then supposedly late in the evening the protests became about violence and damage I mean, I guess it's harder to point out the fake cops and obvious paid actors when it's dark outside And it makes sense that most people were out during the day seeing what's going on with the protests and Then they staged the majority of the violent nonsense under the guise of darkness You know Los Angeles has the National Guard as well Garcetti said the guard members who arrived early Sunday were summoned to support our local response to maintain peace and safety On the streets of our city when the curfew took effect at 8 p.m Police moved aggressively to get people off the streets protests also roiled the east San Diego suburb of La Mesa San Diego police officers walked shoulder to shoulder through the streets after 2 a.m. Sunday Telling hundreds of protesters and observers that they would be arrested for unlawful assembly if they didn't disperse You know, I wasn't planning on talking about this today And I actually wanted to talk about the direction of my YouTube channel But I think this is a decent answer for that It still sickens me how all of these people with large platforms are part of the plot You know if someone isn't talking about this or addressing this, you know You shouldn't be recognizing them as an innocent bystander They're likely part of the agenda and if they're okay with all of the lies and deception going on in the world What do you think they're doing to you with their YouTube channel and part of me thinks that? These people know something. I don't know Maybe things are going to be back to normal sometime later next year And we're gonna have you know a brief period of a few years before they enact this full-on Globalist new world order system.  I'm assuming that's the deal. I keep telling my parents You know they had you locked inside for four months They destroyed the livelihood of the middle class economically and now they're physically burning down what's left and robbing store fronts You know, what do you think can happen next?  I don't know I don't really know what's going on. I've been trying to get a tan. So that when I go down to these protests They think I'm you know, Mr. Puerto Rico or something But it's probably not worth it because one of these these crazy pricks will probably recognize me and try to hurt me or something Then they'll be rewarded with the The antifa Medal of Honor for making sure Frank Defano doesn't make any more YouTube videos. So we'll see we'll see how the next few days goes and It's just kind of crazy like I Can't sit here and make nutrition videos anymore because I Don't even know why I'm working out and doing this bodybuilding stuff Under the assumption that you know things are only get back to normal and that I can use my intelligence my physique and all these things you know to Put myself in a position to help more people, but we'll see what happens We'll see


Okay recording is started. Hello and welcome to the hyper ledger technical steering committee meeting everybody's welcome to participate in this meeting and all of our technical meetings at hyper ledger. Please abide by our community code of conduct and be respectful of the other participants here and also abide by the antitrust policy. We've got a couple announcements I guess one that that fell off the radar from last time is the the Brazil boot camp in Sao Paulo. And if you are looking to help get that boot camp underway. Please reach out to the community architects there I guess is probably the the simplest way to put that we can get a link up with with right contacts there. After the fact. Next thing is the governing board has a meeting coming up at the end of July and we would like to have ahead of that time. Any thoughts from the technical community on things that we need support with in the coming year. So I've put up a table for you to add comments to you can add things that might be budgetary in nature like the the CI discussion that we have underway or they could be policy in nature or priority. So please put some thought into whatever it is that that you might add to that list so that we understand the rationale for it and include a follow up contact for us and all that should be on the table. I will send a note to the mailing list later today. And looks like Dave just add something for the fabric security audit. So, as part of the security program we have here when we do major releases. We will redo audits and with hyper legit fabric going to 1.4.1 and 2.0 that met the threshold of doing another security audit and that has begun as of Monday. So if you're curious, contact me I can kind of loopy into some of the details, but we'll have the report probably in about a month or so. I think we're scheduled to get it at the end of July. Yeah, so just over a month and a half two months. So anyway, just wanted to announce that let you know that things are moving. All right, thanks Dave. All right, convector task force rise that your item. It is, I just calling again for people to join I have Sean joined thank you. I want to do an evaluation of the code base and see that where this comes in. And the presentation walking through is there's a link and there's a GitHub repo. Please, please sign up if you're interested composer is a great on ramp to our community. And, you know, if convector can serve that role, then I think it would be a worthy addition and a good thing to spend time on. Thank you. I did take a brief look at it. I haven't had a chance to fully evaluate it. I would be most comfortable with this project being proposed through the normal proposal guidelines. I don't think we have any precedence for one code base supplanting the code base of an existing project. And that feels awkward to me. So I'm not sure that's exactly the right positioning, though. I mean, there is some overlap in the intent. But so I was actually sponsored the lab. And so I looked at that earlier on.  But from from the positioning at the time when composer was still actually up and going and, you know, in a bigger way, I would say, than it is today. They explained to me that the motivation was they felt that composer was creating and, you know, an additional layer above fabric that was in a way too isolated and too disconnected. And so they had taken a different approach, which was to really extend fabric, but in a much more like native way, I would say. And it's not that different from the new approach that that fabric has been taking now. And, and, but so there is maybe more of an overlap in that way. And, but the fact that they perceive that composer was losing speed, you know, motivated them to bring it to hyperledger. So I don't know that they necessarily claim to be a replacement of composer per se for that matter. Are both of these only fabric related. I know composer is I haven't really looked at convector yet, but maybe we should really decide on the project versus sub project decisions first and then only fabric related go that way. Yeah, the question that keeps popping up. I believe it is fabric specific. I don't know if there is, you know, they don't expect some pieces of presentation. But you know, Alice has a comment or question. Yeah, hi, I would just like to add to this point and remind everyone that at some point. Last year you're having a discussion with Brian and some other people that tools that are not architecturally supporting all the platforms should probably be moved to the to the project itself. And those that are advertised as cross platform tools, architecturally support all the platforms, meaning that conceptually, they shouldn't be tied to any specific platform, in this case fabric. And then I understand that, over time, they might be plugins, let's call them plugins for one platform, but not for another but at least architecturally they should be open to all the platforms that are under the hyper wager branding. And Dan, I think Chris was trying to get in there to I got to get the door. I'll be back. Something else that maybe we could direct that community to see if there's synergies there.  I was suggesting that that community could also take a look at transact and see if there's synergies with that project, and that might help round out their thinking of how they propose this project or fold underneath fabric. Okay, architectural approach technically. Okay. Let me make just a case in favor of the idea that if you have a project that starts out it's it's given a given name like composer, and it goes down a certain path. And, you know, the teams decide, hey, there's actually a different code base we might want to start with. Let's call it a to auto. I, you know, very different, you know, different code, but still the same in kind of large scale intent, right, that it probably is not not a bad thing for that to happen, right. Whether that whether the convector team wants to be thought of as composer 2.0 is another question. I, you know, if they would rather that the product was called or even changed from composer to convector, that's great. That's, in fact, another option for us to consider. I think we've just built a lot of public awareness of this idea that there's a product called Composer, which is a intended to be the first tool that you might use when getting involved with, you know, hyperlature technologies. And it'd be shame to throw that kind of brand equity away, although I hate those kinds of terms. I, you know, just because it's a different code base, if the intent is the same, and if the old, if the, you know, people around the first code base are happy to kind of transfer that public awareness to the second product. Yeah, that's an interesting idea, I have to say. I don't know if they are open to that. I mean, it would require both sides to be open to it, right, the existing composer community and the convector community or group. Yes, absolutely. So let me just outline what I think you were saying there. We would, you know, move the current composer code bases there. I think they have like eight repos over to the hyperlature archives organization, and then bring in the convector code base and rename it as composer, and then move forward is something something mechanically like that. I mean, you could do that. You could keep them the same repo and have it be. I mean, the history is there. So you don't need to have that kind of cliff, right. So the composer team did sort of commit to supporting composer for fabric one dot X. And I believe they've, you know, sort of kept that commitment. Again, no new development, but make sure that it works. I thought it was through one dot three, rather than through one dot four. Could be I, I thought it was one. I think it's one dot two, actually. Is it one. Well, I don't remember the note that's, I don't remember what. But I think maybe the intent that you're getting to there is it's the, if the composer project still has active maintainers, it should be up to them whether or not their code base. Yeah. So, you know, we could ask, I don't, I don't know that there's any, you know, I mean, we don't have any plans to take it forward. Right.  You know, and if there's people that want to come in and, and take essentially the mantle of what composer was about. And, and drive that. I'm all for it. I'm, you know, that, that, that, I think that's fine. You know, but again, I do think that the decision should be one, not that we make, but that the project team, you know, so, so the composer team would, would have to sort of buy into, we can, we can sort of ratify it, I suspect, but I don't think that the TSC should be imposing projects on other projects. So to speak. Right. Right. I agree. So another avenue for this work to come forward is as a, as its own project proposal. Well, I think Alice's point should be considered and, and what Mick was saying or not make a mark was saying earlier that maybe we should figure out what a sub project versus a project means because we have ruled multiple times when we, the TSC has ruled multiple times that if it's a single platform, maybe it shouldn't be its own standalone project. Yeah. So on that front, I have to say, you know, I think it should be on their, on their page that they claim to be, or they aim to be agnostic. But as far as I know, they are not at all today. So I don't know if it's another case of, well, they could be, they just aren't right now. And on that basis, they claim they could be at the top. I think. I don't think we should. I think we should be on that progress on composer and convector with this issue because we do nature is all this issue meanwhile grid right now only supports so we've said yes to projects that are single are based on one framework. And that's, that's fine. Let's, let's consider this separately. I think, I think the point is valid. Like the next step should probably be to ask the convector team and the composer teams to potentially talk with each other if there's something interesting there that they want to do. And if not for the convector team and for our known view as the sponsor to consider if and when the time is right, if the time is now for it to be proposed as a, as its own project. And then, and then the TSE can take that and consider this question of some project or not. Which I think should still be a consideration. There's things with grid, for example, grid is intended to work at this point with transact and that would facilitate other platforms being able to make use of that same Web assembly code. So there's, there's different shades of gray in this multi platform question. Okay, sounds like we've run to a natural conclusion of, of that discussion at this point. Next on the agenda, we have some naming guidelines that went out recently on the mailing list. Brian, would you like to introduce those? Yeah. And this is a not intended to draw a lot of conversation here yet because we'd like to get in the practice of posting things to the TSE mailing list, giving folks enough time ideally to read it before, before coming here and then, you know, plenty more time before being asked to approve anything. But I just, you know, there's some conversation about with new projects coming in. You know, how much do we want to try to standardize or when it comes to coming up with names for those projects. And I think, I think everyone's still pretty in agreement that really the, the names are something that the developers themselves, the people proposing the projects really kind of own and have to be passionate about can't be imposed upon them. But we thought it'd be worth at least articulating some of the informal stuff that goes on when people do look at names and think about names or other things that they should be considering. And so it was put those in some documents and maybe get convergence on that and agreement by the technical steering committee and the marketing committee. Actually, a lot of that work, that's not my work. A lot of it was Mayor Defendant and Dana Prey and Alyssa Warley from the marketing committee. So the idea was to get some input. They're not that complex, but and so hopefully they could be iterated and improved on in the next week or week after that and improved on and approved in the next few weeks. And likewise over the marketing committee, they're kind of, you know, drawing other feedback and that sort of thing. You know, I think there was a resistance as well to saying there was a particular theme, be it around signs of the Zodiac or which was kind of been a trend or, you know, the greenhouse metaphor, you know, or anything like that. It was there's still some some niceness to something to appreciate about the quirkiness of our current diversity of different names. But at the same time, we just want to make sure that as projects come in, they've done the, you know, the Google searches, maybe even the trademark searches, that sort of thing. So those documents are there, happy to take a few minutes to talk about them here, at least the rationale behind them and then take feedback over the list or directly. I have a couple of things. I mean, in general, I think it's a good idea. Practically speaking, I'm not sure we should name a specific search engines over any other people should search. And, and the other is in the best practices document, there's one point which seems so it says the name should give people some understanding of what the technology does or and how people can use it. I would claim that pretty much none of the names we have today, meet that criteria. And I think it's pretty much impossible to accommodate that. And the other one which is don't go for something that's too geeky or something along those lines. Those recommendations are definitely attention with each other. I think transact and composer are actually good examples along those two lines. But your point is well taken up. No, these are going to conflict and that's good art. Good art comes out of conflict, I think. But yeah, it's a, it's, it's not an algorithm so much. Yeah, I'm concerned that it's not specific enough to avoid some of the some of the unclear discussions that have happened on earlier names. For example, if if a project was proposed called blockchain, that might be very descriptive of what it's trying to do, but I don't think any of us would think that's a good name. And then sort of underscoring the last point, Ursa doesn't fit in very well to a descriptive name, but it's otherwise highlighted here as a good general name. So I almost feel like this needs to get kicked back to the marketing committee to get more specific. The other thing that I would find really helpful when we tried to set up Aries is pointing out who to go talk to and who to schedule to get support or help. The other thing that I think would be good in the branding guidelines is what to do if someone sends a complaint about a name, like a trademark complaint or a copyright complaint. And that will help people when they establish the original project to know what process is for that sort of thing. That's great feedback. Meredith is on the call. So she'll be kind of incorporating other people kind of feedback from both communities, I think. And Meredith, do you want to say anything? Yeah, thank you guys for the feedback. All the points are duly noted. They make sense. And yeah, just if anything else comes up, please feel free to comment back. I'll be keeping a close watch on both of these articles here. And if you would rather reach out to me to discuss live, I'm very happy to do that. And so, yeah, we have a marketing committee call on Tuesday. So I'll be sharing this with the team there. We'll be combining the feedback that they have along with the feedback here today. And we'll get a next iteration out before the next, the next TSE call. I have another comment about naming is that my number one concern about naming something, especially in English, is that it's hard to imagine the sound, the similar sound in other language or culture that it might be bad. It might not be the right sound for the people or the language in that area. So I'm not sure how to address that. Is there a sort of tool or body or form that one would pose a potential name and ask? Yeah, Google, but Google is hit and miss. So it's not really... No, right. I mean, cultural sensitivity. It's like when Chevy had the Nova, the Chevy Nova. I mean, that's a cool name in the US, but in Mexico, it meant doesn't go. So not the best name, right? And I think Bawa actually was a... Somebody was considering some name. And I think Bawa said, oh, that means something very different in Chinese. And we probably don't want to do that. So I think... Or maybe it was in relation to a color. But that said, I totally agree, Ben, that we want to be adding into the best practices sort of the cultural sensitivity because we are trying to appeal sort of globally. But that I think is something for the marketing committee to concern themselves with. The one thing I did want to sort of push back on is because the guidance itself doesn't really mesh with either any of the names we have or even going forward with the other guidance. And that is that the name should be... What is the actual quote here? The name should give people some understanding of what the technology does and how people can use it. Just give... I think having sort of the generic sort of descriptive name is exactly the opposite of what we want. We want something that's catchy and memorable and not blockchain or composer or whatever because those are boring. Yeah, I think I agree with both of your points, Chris. Hey, Sean, your dog's pretty loud there. Yeah. I think the role that the marketing committee can play here, which would be really strong, is that the projects are going to come up with a name that they like and there's a lot of debate in that process and stuff like that. But the marketing committee can really go through and have an internal process of doing the checks with kind of in an international way, like making sure that it's appropriate overall and if not getting that information back to the project team because if the project team knows those things, they'll probably be like, oh, we didn't know. But also legal checks, looking for other open source projects, all of that stuff, I think the marketing committee should basically serve as a central place that can consistently apply a procedure to identify things that the project team might not have identified. Makes sense. Okay, well, I think Meredith and I will take these things back and certainly invite folks to leave comments on these two documents as well and we'll version them here so you can see updates to them and we'll bring it back when we think it's ready for either further comment or for approval. Thank you all. Okay. I just added the Sao Paulo comment to the top of the agenda. Karen had previously been listed as the contact for that and probably is a good idea to loop in the community architects, but if any of you feel like you want to redirect who gets those notices, feel free to update that agenda item there. Okay, the only other agenda item that we had was working group updates. It came in pretty late. I have not had a chance to review it. It looks like about half the group hasn't. So I'd rather we defer to next week if there's any questions about that. We have a... Hi, Dan. I'm here for the smart contracts working group. If there are any questions, I can answer them now or no problem to move it to the next meeting. Okay. Do any TSC members have any immediate questions that have had a chance to review that? I just got off a plane last night. So I'm not caught up. Okay. I am not either. Yeah. And not hearing anybody else step forward with questions. I just like to ask that that contributor return next week for Q and A. And who was that by the way? It's Mr. Fiat. That is he. All right. Well, thank you for coming today. And if you can make it next week, that would be helpful. Yeah, sure. No problem. Thank you. Okay. Since we have a substantial amount of time left, I would like to offer this up to the subcommittees that, that we have formed to split out separately during this remaining time that we have. I don't know if you want to try to wrangle your group together or any of the others for who have subcommittees here. And splinter off into your own. Your own mechanisms of communication to make use of time that people already have allocated here. And if that's too sudden of notice for people, then I will just give you that 30 minutes back to do with as you need. Hey, Dan. Yeah. Can we mention the two factor thing? Oh yeah, we were, I think, and I have some sort of formalized statement about that in a vote, but I don't think we, we have that statement yet. Sure. No, I actually, I think, um, somebody had actually done a little bit of research. I had said we could probably figure it out, but I guess it's not even visible. I thought it was for some reason, but I, I have an audit. I did an audit of everyone in the hyperledger. I did an audit. And it is just very slightly less than 50% of the approximately 400 people have two factor off turned on. What I cannot do, or I haven't figured out. So I turned to the wisdom of the crowd. I cannot seem to turn a GitHub ID into an email address in a commit log. Right.  You know, I don't know who is doing that. So I can't figure out who, without going through and looking at every contributors web page to see if they have contributed to the project. I don't know that there's a way to figure out if these are active or not. Right. And there's no way to check on a committee either if there. I mean, I think you can, you can prevent it. Hey, right. This is my seat. Uh, you might want to look at the Community management lab And they specifically they get contributors shell script because it does use the commit logs and Allows you to get an email address out of the commit log using Get logs, right? So That might be a mechanism that you could use to match up the user IDs to the email addresses Okay, I'll take a look I'm not sure. I'm not sure which direction you're looking to go. So it might not be but I think there might be a way So what I have is a what I have is a list of github IDs and I don't want to publish it because then it would tell everybody who the The users are who don't have two-factor auth enabled, right? Sure, but there's about 200 of them and I tried to figure out a way by Taking email addresses for accounts that I know like my other account and I disabled 2FA on it and I Posted in the you know the email address for that account and it doesn't show up with the github ID When you post in an email address what I got was invite this email address. It didn't say invite this github ID So that was the piece. I'm trying to figure out But I will take a look and I'm open to any input on how to turn the email addresses into github IDs I mean, you know one one thing that I think wouldn't hurt at all. In fact, it would be a good idea would be to you know sort of spam the various project lists and You know sort of hyper ledger announce it says look it's really important that everybody get two-factor off so we aren't getting hacked and so forth and Say that at some point Tommy may actually boot you from the org if you're not just give people fair warning You know, so what what does happen if you turn? two-factor Authentication enforcement on people all the people that don't have it which is slightly over half of our org will be removed from the organization Okay, that doesn't have that wouldn't actually prevent somebody from issuing a pull request No, okay In other projects, I've been and it just makes it hard to assign issues or pull requests to people Because only people who are in the organization usually show up on those lists to assign pull requests it is there any Yeah, but it would be awkward to do it and I do think we should Avoid, you know Something like that, but you can you know sending a note and saying hey, please do this and you know take another Audit, you know in a in a month or so and see how well That you know that response has been I I have the same problem with the IBM work, right? And I get all the emails and you know, I match up things and go through the process of asking people to do it And they're still doing it Well, okay, so there's a there's a meta question here, right that I think I did ask And that is when we started the the hyperledric GitHub org We accepted anybody right anyone that said I want to have a hyperledric badge on my profile. We accept it and If we click the button You know is the marketing piece for us no longer that important because that's another Benefit that we get out of this Yeah, I agree with that right like If it isn't that important for marketing, I think we should do what's right for security I was also wondering if we could throw up a like a little Script I wonder if there's a way to do it on on GitHub not necessarily in the git commits But in GitHub where we can check to see if someone has to a enabled and like annoy them through the GitHub system Well, turn it on I thought about that What I did was I formed a secret group called no to FA and I was going to try to Invite Everyone to it that didn't have their 2FA enabled so then I could send messages to the group But I decided against it because I don't want to I mean that's exactly the behavior GitHub tells you not to do Yeah You know, it's like I don't know Well, I agree with Chris. I think we're overdoing and thinking this thing We should give people enough warning and then pull the trigger I mean and in between we could do an assessment as Chris was suggesting Before we pull the trigger we can say ok now. We've given a fair warning clear indication to everybody this is what we intend to do and Based on what the assessment reveals we can decide ok Do we want to leave with the consequences or is it ok to just to go ahead and do it? You know, you can also at the org Did you know that? So you know open an issue and just at them. I had no idea Yeah, so they all get the message that way. Well, the trouble is is that if you don't actually Link your email and accept email notifications. It just goes to the GitHub You know notification Page and many people don't even go there Yeah, but I mean at some point, you know people don't want to communicate well Okay, I think we're pretty deep into the weeds on this So right if you wouldn't mind for next meeting just having something to say we're gonna we're gonna give notice For a certain period of time and then we're gonna turn it on after a certain period of time and whatever audits You want to do and just have that framed up in a couple of sentences then we can just explicitly vote on that if that satisfies people Sounds good to me excellent All right, any other late breaking agenda items for anyone going once Going twice All right, this meeting is at a close. Thank you everyone Thanks


What's poppin' people? Welcome back to another video. Today, we're on the beautiful Lake of Mayer. We're going out on the big boat today. If you guys didn't know, my passion is like getting out on the big boat, getting on some bigger bodies of water. That's just what I love to do. This is a local little lake around Savannah, Georgia. And let me tell you, if anybody knows anything about Lake of Mayer, it's a tough fishery. This is one of those places where you'll come out and you'll either zero or you'll hero and catch like 20 pounds.  We had a big cold front blow in 30 degrees this morning. I think we're pushing high 30s right now. These fish are going to be a little finicky. I was paying attention to the barometric pressure last night. It went from 30.15 all or 30.10 all the way up to 30.25 this morning. So the pressure is rising. Therefore, these bass are going to be a little more finicky. There's a storm coming in tomorrow morning. So as the day goes on, the pressure is going to slightly decrease, which means the fish should be biting a little bit better as the day moves on. And we're going to put that the theory today or we're going to put it to the test today. See if the fish are going to be biting good. I've got a few baits tied on that we're going to experiment with. We're going to go out here, fish some offshore stuff, also push up shallow to see if there's any of these bass roaming. And we're just going to see if we can put together a huge bag. Got Cody behind the camera today and we're going to have a lot of fun. We're going to have the GoPro up here, have a GoPro chest, got Cody behind the vlog camera, got some drone shots. It's going to be a good video. But if you guys are new to the channel, hit that subscribe button, hit the notification bell, also hit the like button. If you guys have been enjoying the content, let's go ahead and hop into today's video. Catch us a big bass. I had to use the big motor to get her off the bank. You're not really supposed to use a big motor out here, but I kind of beached her inside and used it for two seconds. But we're going to hop on the trolling motor. We're going to start heading out. This is the main lake out here. There's a lot of deeper spots.  I kind of want to go out there, scan them with my graphs, see if there's bait around the area. And that's kind of kind of key me off if we need to be in that location. There's another good pocket on the other side of the lake that we need to try out. There's usually a ton of grass out here, but since it's so cold, a lot of that grass has died off. So we're just going to do a lot of power fishing today.  We might try to throw some crankbaits, some jerkbaits, and like I said, we're just going to have to experiment. I'm the type of person where I don't like to rig up a ton of rods and then get on the water. I like going with my gut and going with my instincts throughout the day. So we're going to hop on this trolling motor, start heading out to the main lake. I'm going to see if I see any bait. There's a little bit of wind pushing right here and there's sometimes a lot of fish stacked up out here in the middle. So let's go ahead and check that out. I was just talking to Cody and the wildlife today, the birds, they're out here. There's a bunch of coots. There's a bunch of, I'm not big into the birds. What are those white ones called, do you know? I have no idea. They're almost like little seagulls. But then we got these huge pelicans and I was just telling him, I've seen a few pelicans out here before but I've never seen as many as I've seen today. There was like probably three over there on that end. You have two on this dock and three on that dock, like huge pelicans. And maybe that's a good sign today. You know, we're seeing wildlife, the nature's out, I mean just the nature today. You can tell every, all the birds are out chirping around. So I really want to start off today fishing out deep. We have this huge ditch right here.  Last time I fish here we caught like a 19 pound bag right here in this ditch. I usually idle over it and I scan it. But I'm actually just gonna start making some casts to see if we can fire up a fish or two. We got the main body of water behind us. You come in right here. This is the mouth of a little pocket. What we're doing is we're fishing right down the middle, which is technically called a ditch, right? Each side of the bank drops off and it creates a bowl in the middle. And those basses sit right there in the middle. So our goal, sit here and cast jigs, fish heads, crank baits, anything to try to get those fish to react, to get those fish to bite. And the trick to these spots is firing up one or two fish. Once you have one or two fired up and there's more fish down there, we'll start biting. But the tricky part is getting them to bite. So let's go ahead and start and start beaming some casts down this ditch. See if we can catch us a big old five pounder. So usually I would start off with a moving bait, but I'm just really feeling the jig bite. We've been killing it on it in the last couple of videos. I have this standard just little skipping jig. It's usually what I want to throw out here, but already having on my rod is going to work. This is a green pumpkin one by Strike King. I have a rage crawl on the back, which I only have one little crawl on. So we're going to replace that. And that's what we're going to start off with. Drag it slow on the bottom. I think it's going to be good. So these are the rage crawls. As you guys know, I've been talking about them a lot recently. This is like my go-to back in the day. It just feels good to be partnered up with this company, man. I think very highly of Strike King. You know, they've been in the industry for a very long time. They make their very reputable brand. They make some amazing products. I'm just very blessed to have this opportunity to partner up with them. But simple little rage crawl on this jig has a little screw lock, which I talked about in one of the recent videos, which this saves you so many baits. Let me tell you, I'm just going to screw the soft plastics on and we'll be good to go. Y'all thought I had one right away. That scared me. It felt like there was weight. Like I already had my jig. 26 on the fluke. So right now we're actually putting on a little red eyeshadow. It's a little natural color. It's got purple and black on the top, white on the bottom. It's got a little tiny chartreuse line. It's just a little natural color. I need a bait to start casting around like crazy. And like I'm throwing the fluke. I'm throwing the jig. And those are both slow baits. You know, the fluke you can speed up and cover water with, but I feel like for me to get them to eat that today, I really needed to slow it down. So I'm just really trying to figure out where these fish are positioned. For all I know, these fish aren't even in this pocket. So that's why I'm tying this on. And I'm just going to cast, cast and retrieve, cast and retrieve, cover water and learn from that. If we don't get any bites, now it's going to tell us, hey, we need to go out towards the main lake, find some fish on one of these drop offs on one of these ledges way out in the middle. It's my favorite bait out here though. This and the jig and the frog. Chatter bait too. You know what I notice? There's a loon right there eating bait right there in the middle. It's a good song. Oh, look at that boil. Oh, why'd you slap it? Yeah, I think they're on this bank. There's a reason why those loons are feeding. That's the first sign of life I've really seen as far as bait fish and birds in the area chewing on bait. You just slapped it sideways. I didn't want to eat it. Should get bit right here. There he is right there. There he is. Caught him all the way up on that bank. Oh, oh gosh. It's a decent one. I'm trying to stay off this bank because I think there's a school of fish here. Oh gosh, that's a good one. Yo, he choked it in the back of his throat. All right, hold up. That's what we're talking about.  There's a lot more fish here. We saw the birds. We saw the loons. I saw a couple flickers of bait fish in my head. I was like, you know what? We're about to get bit. Got slammed. He didn't eat it all the way. Then we just had a good almost three pounder. He's in the two pound body. Just choke it. It's all the way in the back of his throat. Look at how that bait's in the back of his throat right there. That's exactly how you wanted to eat it. I'm gonna be honest. I wasn't expecting that today. Maybe we tied on the right bait. He ate that thing head first. Guys, look how fat that fish is. First fish today, that is eight. That is what you call a football. That is insane. That fish is actually in a one and a half pound, two pound body, but he's easy two pounds. Like that is a chunk. He was right there up on the bank. I can tell you he was sitting there chewing on bait fish. So what we're gonna do is get this trap cover this bank really good. Stay far off because there could be some fish pushed off and I'll see if we can catch another one but it feels good to start the day off right. The solid best. Alright, that's what we're talking about Cody. We uh, here we go man. I think we're about to get on them. I think some of you good. I had two bites instantly. We haven't seen anything all day and then boom. That's a good feeling. Dude, that fish ate it all the way in the back of his throat. I did not expect that. I thought they're just gonna be short striking. It's crazy how like one fish a barely hit it. The next one is just all the way in his throat. See that bait right there? Right to the right of me. There's a Roman in this pocket. There's a lot of bait right there. Oh God, that's a big one. I think. Oh yeah, that's a big one. That's a big one. Oh no. Oh no, dude. Oh man, let's go give me excited today. Oh, this is gonna give me excited. Let's go. That's a three pounder. I thought he was four but it's a three pounder. On the same bank, we're about to have a ball. We about to have a ball. I'm hoping we can catch a good solid limit of these before we even have to move spots. I'm hoping the spots just gonna be loaded up. I just don't I can't tell these fish are gonna bite really good or not but I think we just found them and they're reacting to this lipless. You know, if they're in this fluke a little bit, but they I feel like they want something to react to. They want something to make them mad and that rattle trap or that red eyeshadow right there puts off a lot of vibration. That is a good bass right there. Look at that thing. That's an easy three pounder.  That's just pretty but that is a good one. We're slowly upgrading. Now we gotta find that five pounder. Yes. I thought that fish was over four. I thought he was like really big but it's a good one. I didn't think they're gonna be roaming the bank today with how high that pressure was. You know, these cloudy conditions I usually say, you know, this bass start to roam a lot more but I really didn't think that they're gonna be doing this. I thought they're just gonna be out deep. Maybe they are. Maybe there's fish up shallow and out deep today but there's some fish in this pocket. I'll tell you that. That's just crazy.  That was just that was good. Three bites like boom, boom, boom. The crazy part is that spot of probably replenish like we might come in this pocket and then go back out and hit them again right there. There he is. God couldn't get a good hook in them. That was a good fish. That was about a I was about a three pounder. I picked up my jig. I saw all this cover along the bank. I was flipping a little bit. Had one pick me up and I casted my my trap parallel right here with this bank and he just loaded up on it. I hook set and he was running at me so I had to like run on the back side of the deck to try to get the hooks in them. He ended up spinning it. He was probably around three pounds like high two, three, three number but it's just a good sign. It's good to see that we went in this pocket. We started covering water with this lipless. You know, we talked about it. I want to put something on that I can cast cast cast and that they can react to and get mad at. That's exactly what we did. So, we just finished up in that pocket.  I feel like there's some more fish to be caught. Get a little bit of wind just kind of pushing up in it.  I like the wind. This is the thing. The wind is your friend when you're fishing. The wind can help you out in many ways. You know, there's been days where it's horrible. Like the pressure is so high the fish are barely biting and you know, I end up smoking them just because of the wind and how the wind's positioned and where it's moving the bait fish and where the fish are sitting. Like the wind is your friend. There's not much but there is a little ripple going on this bank and I think it helped out with that bite. Oh, god. Bad timing, right? Cody was like, yeah, we should get a couple b-roll. I was thinking in my head. I'm like, yeah, we need this right now all of a sudden. These fish are on this bank like crazy. The thing is that was only a one pounder. So, I'm not worried about that one. When I lose like a five pounder, that's when you're going to see Noah get a little mad but one pounder like it is what it is and ain't what it A couple decent ones. Lost a few fish but I'm just glad to be out here man. It's not raining. Thank you. Thank you for everything watching the channel. That means a lot. But I'll let you fish this dude. I'll let you. I'll get out of your way. You have a good day man. You do. Good seeing you. If you guys see me in public, like come up, come talk to me. You know, say something. That's that's like my favorite part about everything. He's fishing the juice over. He's fishing the juice. I'm going to let him have it. I want to see him catch a big one. If we can get him, we can catch one on camera. That'd be pretty cool. Bro, he has one. No way he does. That is awesome, dude. Hey, come here. Run. I'm going to make him run now. Look at him. He's coming. So, we just ran out here. So, we ran into this fan on the bank or a supporter of the channel. I don't like saying fan. He's a supporter of the channel and he's on his lunch break. He said the biggest fish he's caught out of here is two and a half and I let him fish this spot. It's a really good one. I was like, dude, I'll go past you. You know, let you have this. Look at this. He just caught a good one. Look at that, man. That's awesome. Yeah. That's a good one, though. That's sweet, dude. He's high one. He's thick. He's thick and chunky. Yeah. What are you throwing? That's cool. I just muddied it all up. Yeah. Just get my top. That's cool. That is so cool. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Got it in the video. I told him. I was like, man, I got to get you in on that. I saw you like bent on back there and I was like, I think he has a fish and all of a sudden it started jumping. I'm like, that's awesome. Yeah. I'm trying to get in my pocket. Yeah. That's awesome. That's cool, man. That's cool to see. I told him. I was like, I'd rather you catch that than me, man. That was cool. Really? That's great. Well, you got you got you a lunch break fish, didn't you? All right, bro. You have a blessed day, man. The drone up in the air ended up hooking one. Now, let me tell you, this is the craziest bite ever. Look at how it's in the back of his throat. We went around the whole lake and we came back to the first spot that we hit where we had all these bites. Sure enough, the fish are here and this fish hammered the trap. I go to hook set and I think I had him for a second, but he literally went at like 100 miles an hour towards the boat and I couldn't catch back up to him until like, probably 20, 30 foot closer to the boat, which was crazy. But I'll look at how he ate that thing. That's exactly how you want it. And we're going to get him on hook, get him back in the water. But that's a solid two, two pounder right there. Not a bad fish at all. We can't complain. I want you to notice something with this fish. Look at the markings. It's like he has something where he got in a fight, you know. This man's in the MMA over here wrestling and all these bass. That's a pretty fish right there. We're going to get her right back in the water. They've seen that lipless crankbait multiple times. Good past their face. So let's see if we put this jerkbait on. Got a little bit of wind, got cloudy conditions. Looks like, looks like they could eat it really good. That is the best feeling in the world right there. Oh man. Just put on the jerkbait. We're just talking about it. Pop, pop, pop, pop.  I think we're going to end off the day right here. It was an awesome day. I'm going to be honest with you. We didn't catch a ton of fish. I think we landed maybe four or five. I can't remember the exact number. We landed around five fish. We had around seven, eight, you know, good bites.  But it was an awesome day. Now let me tell you why. We figured them out. You know, this is probably the toughest day that we could have fished this week. You know, this big cold front just came through. It was 30 degrees this morning. You could tell these fish were a little, a little inactive. And we still made it happen. We found the fish stacked up in this pocket, a bunch of bait back here. We noticed that the loons were chewing on baitfish. You know, we were paying attention to nature. We're paying attention to the signs and we made it happen today. So that's a win. But thank you guys so much for watching this video. If you're new to the channel, hit that subscribe button, hit the notification bell, also hit the like button if you guys have been enjoying the content. And I'll catch you guys in the next one.