What's up, everyone? It's your girl, Kenzie here from Layton sports cards and I am ripping 2022 Bowman's best baseball hobby eight box full case break number nine. Pick your team. You've got Alexander P. Cardinals, Andrew S. Royals, Anthony K. Cubs, Brian C. A's, Gregory K. Yankees, Gregory M. Orioles, Dodgers and Brewers, Ian H. Mariners, Jason G. Padres and Mets, Joe Quinn, Oh, Astros, Jonathan L. Reds, Joshua B. with the Red Sox, Angels, White Sox, and Giants, Martin V. Marlins, Matthew M. Pirates, Matthew K. Braves, Minku K. Reyes, Nicholas J. Nationals, Paul N. with the Tigers and Rangers, Robert E. D. Bax, Rockies, Ryan B. Guardians, you got two Ryan B's. Ryan B. E. Guardians, Ryan B. U. Philly, Steven W. Blue Jays and Tim Z. Twins. All right. Good luck, everyone. Again, this is my first look at Bowman's Best. So definitely excited. Let's see. Dad said maybe. All right. Here we go. My first look here. Got to pull Joshua a super. So Christian eats today. Good luck, everybody. Here we go. Bowman's Best Time. Yes, we do have a storefront. Yep, we are based out of Central Florida. The case hit is going to be the Atomic. Atomic, according to the checklist. I forgot I got to open these from the bottom. Yeah, of course. That's awesome, man. That's weird, Josh. That's what I thought, but I was looking over the checklist and it said case hit Atomic.  Here we go. Good luck, y'all. Shets, Coloss. We've got our first auto already, a Daniel Cueva for the Rangers on the base auto. Rangers. We have a Purple Aaron Judge Yankees that is 63 of 250 and Refractor MJ Melendez Rookie. Kirby got Rookie on the earth of Alec Thomas, Refractor Rizzo. Got a Torque Rookie base. Bryant, Atomic, Global Impact of Manny Machado on the die cut. Nice one there for the Padres. Not numbered on that. We've got a Luis Angelou Cunha on the Prospect of Royalty Tatis Refractor. Oh, she's awesome. Doing awesome, Donald. Thank you for asking MJ Melendez. We've got a Averson Artega auto for the Giants. UFO Refractor, Vladdy Jr. Tamar Johnson on the base. Davis Tamar Johnson, Tatis. We've got Atomic of Stephen Kwan, Guardians, Henry Davis Refractor. $60. There's in the box. I don't know what you mean, JH. I saw my Armonios. We've got a Bobby Whit Jr. on the Rookie Masterpieces. Nice one there. Royals, Calcurt and Munoz. We've got a nice one here. How about a John Kenzie Noelle on the Refractor auto. John Kenzie Noelle for the Guardians. This is a Bowman's Best Break. Got Green Minidiamon of Salvador Perez, 20 of 99. Royals. So Amaya Refractor. Bowman's Best Baseball. Sheets, we've got Fire Rookie. Green, Shane Bob's Rookie Refractor. 300 Green. We've got Atomic Earth of Chirillo. GC Young, CJ Abrams' Rookie Refractor. Brian Hayes, Bryce Harper. We've got a nice one here for the Nationals. Chris Athean-Vacarro. There you go, Nats on the base auto. Very nice. Cunha on the UFO and Tyler McGill. All of those coming out of this first box. Harrison Harris. Got Minidiamon of Montero Rookie for the Rockies. 84 of 299. Global Impact Dye Cut. Anthony Rizzo. Now Olson. Last package. Ramos, Soto, Valera. We've got De La Cruz. I like this insert. It's cool. And Gavin Sheets Rookie Refractor. All right, it's all in first box there. Box number two. They are pretty cool looking, huh, Matthew? I guess it doesn't really matter which way you open the box. It's kind of tough to get out. I know I saw that last night, Donald. I was kind of surprised. I mean, like I know Justin Jefferson is their main target, but like he was a close second or third, wasn't he? I'm trying to think of the other receivers there. All right, Joshua. No pressure. Jeez, man. Marcelo Meyer. Juan Soto Refractor. Yo, we've got for the A's a Junior Perez Auto. Junior Perez for the A's. UFO of Joshua Bass. Elliott Ramos. Elliott Ramos. Yeah, they really are. Daniel Cruz on the rookie base. Bruhan. Got Brooks Lee on the Minidiamon for the twins. Atomic Dustin Harris. Aaron Judge Refractor. Hey, Pete, how's it going? How's it going? Rizzo, we've got for the Angels, Adrian Palancia. The Angels, you know, Joshua. We've got Aqua Lava of rookie Josh Lowe. That is 67 of 199. Gavin Cross Refractor. Davis Tamar Johnson. We've got Water, rookie of O'Neill Cruz. That's cool. And Valera. Yeah, someone will scoop them up, Donald. That's for sure. Jorio Rara. We've got another Dela Cruz here. And Jess Chisholm Junior. Barbada 7. Wow. That's crazy. And we've got a Refractor Auto for the Cardinals. A Juan Bencho. And then we've got Blue Joe Ryan Rookie. That is 57 of 150. Refractor Rookie Stephen Kwan. Best box. The boxes you should buy with 100 bucks. Got Air Rookie Refractor. Suzuki. Nicoladolo Rookie Refractor. I think he likes baseball, Joshua. I could be wrong though. Got a Gavin Sheets Rookie backwards. Juan DeFranco on the rookie base. We've got Gavin Cross Refractor and Alec Thomas. One that you might like, Joshua. I think we've got him up on our website for 110 dollars is Elite Extra Edition. You get eight autographs and two memorabilia cards, two jersey pieces. Acunha. And we've got Reds, a year-long confidant. Cincinnati. Ramos UFO. Contreras. Rondo. We've got Global Impact on the die cut of Armando Cruz and Montero Rookie Refractor, who's whose name? Connor Green. R.E.S. We've got Brooks Lee and Yellow Traffractor. All right, box three here. I don't know how he says it, Joshua. Do you know how he says it? I'm trying to think. How, how could he say that to make it funny? I'm not gonna do that to Christian. No, Matthew. In the Elite Extra Edition, you get eight autographs and two jersey cards for 110 bucks. Oh, the French accent, that is kind of funny. No, I wouldn't do that to Christian though. All right, here we go. Cross. We've got a Simon Juan Refractor Auto. Not numbered on that one. Got our first gold here. How about a Cabrion Hayes? Nice color match there, Pirates. You know, Pittsburgh. That one is 16 out of 50. Couple off of that jersey number. And we've got a Simon Juan. Ramos, Juan Soto, Air Refractor of Alvarez, Christian Hernandez. Summer Prospect, Summer Rookie, Summer from the Dominican Prospect League. How Raleigh Rookie, Sawinsky, Pasha, Oscar Coloss, Blue Bob. Bye, Donald. Have a good one. Let us know how your appointment goes. We've got a Tamar Johnson on the Atomic. Nice one there on the Prospect of Royalty. Pirates starting to heat up here in Brooks Lee. Wanderfranco Rookie Refractor. Thomas Lindolo. We've got nice a Jordan Lawler Auto. There you go, D-Backs. Jordan Lawler. UFO of James Triantos. Brandela Cruz Refractor Rookie. Yeah, sure thing, Matthew. Again, I think that's like 110, just 10 more bucks. And Traris. We've got a Global Impact die cut of Pete Alonso Metz, Akunya Jr. Refractor. You know, Sanary Davis. Another Twins hit here. A Danny D'Andreid Twins. Here's a nice one. How about an Otani on the Aqua Lava. Angels. Nice Otani. That is $123 of $2.99. Mara and O'Neal Cruz on the Refractor Rookie. Couple more chores to get the 10 bucks. There you go, Matthew. Awesome. I will be on tomorrow, Sunday Daytime Personals, as well as Monday Night on Drip Masterpieces of James Wood. Nice one there, Nationals. Marcella Meijer. JD Martinez. Marcella Meijer. We've got Mini Diamond Rookie of Jose Miranda. 20, up here. $257 of $2.99. Rookie Air of Seiya Suzuki. You know, CJ Abrams Base. We've got an Otani Atomic on the Masterpieces. Some nice Otani's coming out of this box. No, tomorrow. De La Cruz, Montgomery, and Chirillo. I'll be on tomorrow, Monday Night on Drip. Off next Thursday, and then Saturday and Sunday. Olsen, we've got Ace, a Refractor Auto of Urabelle, Angeles. Opened. Got UFO Pedro Paneta and Aronato. I'm not sure if he dropped that shift or not. I know they were in the talks of it. Elliot Ramos on the Rookie Atomic and Joey Vado. Thanks, Johnny. Yeah, it's called Ombre. My fiance and I got our engagement photos done yesterday, so I had to go get my nails done. Yeah, it was fun. We went to Rawlins College on campus and got them done. Thankfully, the rain held out. I was like, my luck. We scheduled our engagement photos like a month ago. It hasn't rained in like a month here, and then it rains. Got your doctor's appointment Tuesday. Okay, Donald, so I will see you next Saturday then. That would be the next time I see you. We close on our house on Tuesday, so I took Thursday off next week, so I've got pretty much the whole week to get that settled. Got to have to paint and stuff, whatnot. And UFO Refractor Otto James Wood, 71 out of 250. Nice one there for the Padres. That's sick. I was hoping to pull one of these. Padres Jason G. Nice hit, Jason. That's sick. That's where you're down with college. Oh, that's cool. Got a Rafi Devers on the Purple for Boston. 196 of 250. Christian Pache used to play basketball there all the time growing up. Harris, we've got Air of Alvarets, Swinsky Rookie Refractor. Yeah, they're really cool. I like those this year. Juan Soto, Oscar Colas, Cal Raleigh Rookie Refractor, Quan Chisholm. We've got to Rockies, a Juan Guerrero Otto. Juan Guerrero. Grace Harper UFO. Matt Fold does Super Fracture. Did you see that? Yes.  James Wood, the Super Fractor on that is nasty. Thomas Ladola. We've got Thomas Gavin Cross, Christian Santana. That's funny. Yelich, Montero. We've got a Wonder Franco on the masterpieces. Tamar Johnson, Vladdy Jr. Cal Raleigh. We've got Mini Diamond Rookie of Seya Suzuki to 2.99, Cups, Water Rookie, CJ Abrams, Peter Lonzo Refractor, Santana, Atomic UFO this time, Bryce Harper, Billy's, Gavin Cross, Jeremy Penyer Rookie Refractor, Strauss. We've got a Julio Roperi, guys, Rookie Base, and Pirates. We've got a Lonnie White Jr. Pirates Otto, Chris Steele and the Care on the UFO, Jake Berger Rookie Refractor, Jake Berger, Jeremy Penyer Rookie Base, Global Impact Dye Cut of Kalil Watson, Ryan Melcastle. Yeah, yeah, a lot of people moving recently. We've got Jackson Holiday, first holiday of the day. Last pack here, box four. Swensky, Foshe, we've got a blue Trey Sweeney for the Yankees, 99 out of 150. Nice color match there.  That is Gregory K. Nice. And then we've got an orange Miggie Cabrera on the color match, 19 of 25. You go Detroit. That's a beautiful looking card. Nice one there. Detroit is going to Paul N. Nice one there, Paul. And a Julio Rodriguez Rookie Refractor.  All righty, box five here. Let me see how we're looking on number 12. Looks like just the Marlins left on number 12. I believe they were 29 bucks. Just the Marlins left. Yeah, y'all, thank you so much for getting all the brakes almost filled up for the daytime already. And Sam will be live at five tonight for some more group breaks. Definitely check that out. Personals will resume afterwards, as well as tomorrow morning with me at 10 a.m. We've got another Trey Sweeney here. The Yankees starting to heat up here. You've got a base to go with that blue. And we've got Cardinals blue of Joshua Bass. That is 40 of 150. Focus, Shet Refractor. Hey, Timmy, how's it going? This young Sadie's green. We've got a Cheerio and a Torque rookie refractor. We've got a Roderick Arias on the Mini Diamond Yankees to 2.99. Shane Bos, Fire rookie. George Kirby rookie refractor. Lois Rocker. Elijah Green. Shohei refractor. Suzuki, we've got a Niko Kavanas auto for the Red Sox. Aaron Judge on the UFO refractor. Durand rookie refractor. Shlomo Miranda Perez. We've got Global Impact. Deica Marcella Meyer. Chris Bryant. A mosaic football and Phoenix football, which product would you say is better? Um, like value wise, I feel like mosaic holds their value. Like mosaic rookies hold their value a little bit more than Phoenix on your cruise. We've got a Yassir Mercedes for the twins. We're doing well. Cabray and Hayes on the Aqua Lava Pirates to 1.99. Refractor Jose Miranda. We do get more hits with Phoenix.  Two autos, two memorabilia cards. We've got Air of Kester Walker, Joshua Low rookie refractor. And it's also different designs. You know, Phoenix has a really cool design whereas mosaic is kind of, you know, what's the scene each year? Valera Elijah Green refractor. Kind of a personal preference unless you're looking at it from like a profit standpoint. We've got for the rays, a mason hour Tampa Bay. Christian Santana UFO refractor Mercedes. Cunha De La Cruz, Wanda Franco, rookie base, got atomic jazz Chisholm Jr. So he's got such cool photos on his cards. They're not ever just like a boring photo. Yeah. Arias Luba. We've got a Kumar Rocker and Oscar Colosser refractor. All right, box six. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, Andrew. It's kind of like a preference thing too. You know, I definitely like the design of Phoenix for sure. And you get a couple more hits as well. All right. Yep. Just the Marlins left in 12. And then Niners and Broncos still left in Phoenix. So three total teams left for the Dayfine Breaks. Only three spots. We've got a Brian Acuna auto. Man, twins are killing it. Go Minnesota.  Who's got him? Tim Z. The twins doing very well. Purple, Brandon Marsh rookie to 250. The Fracture Gavin Sheets rookie. Kirby, Bechet. We've got red, seven of ten, Ian Lewis, Marlins. Miami, that is Martin V. There you go. On the red to 10. Heck yeah. Ian Lewis, Martin V. Last team for baseball. We'll mag that one. Christian Hernandez, UFO. Brace Harper, Refracture. Moses, Ick, White, Sparkle, Borough, RPA.  Lennis, Torque, Rookie base. You've got Fulia Rodriguez on the Bowman Masterpieces. Oscar Coloss and Dustin Harris. Seize, Green, Rocker. We've got Water Jordan Lawler. Hunter Green, Rookie, Refracture. Coloss, GCN. We've got Atomic Air of James Wood. We've got Gavin Cross and Freddie Freeman. What's up, Moose? How's it going? Went and watched your boys play the other night. R.E.S. We have here. Gold Lava, Auto of Bryson Stop for the Phillies. That is eight of 75. Nice Lava, Rookie, Auto, Phillies. Appreciate it. We've got many Machado Padres to 99. Munoz, Refracture. Yep, sure did. Andor Gore, we've got Gold Rookie Lava of Montero for the Rockies. Nice box for some golds here. That one is 38 of 75. Water, Refracture, Julio Rodriguez, Marcello Meyer. And you get to the Magic to do that. And you ran Bobby Whit Jr. on the rookie base. First Bobby we've seen. Global Impact Atomic of Henry Davis. Kumar Rocker and Shane Buzz. Nice season. Have fun, Andrew. Yeah, of course. We've got Eric Brown Jr. Auto for the Brew Crew. Mike Trout on the UFO. And CJ Abrams, Rookie Refractor. Yeah, he has. And Horton Tucker is too. Cabrion hates Atomic. Miguel, he had like 25 points, something crazy. Kero, Javi Baez, we've got Jackson Holiday. And Matt Olson. Like, I don't know why the magic had been Kero sitting out most of the fourth quarter. But then again, we were literally like 65% from our free throws. Like, we literally missed over 10 free throws. That's the game right there. You can't be in the NBA and missing free throws like that. Especially one that's going to most likely win Rookie of the Year. Like, come on now.  Yep, Timmy. Yep. Yeah. That would be something. Walker Kessler did pretty well too. And we'll be pros who can't bunt. Yeah. Yeah, I went with my my fiance. I was like, if I was the coach, every single player the next practice is not leaving the gym until you make 100 free throws. Every single player. No, we have not MOOC. Stop. We've gotten blue for the red. Alan Serta. That one is 93 of 150. Red's also a team that's doing pretty well. Green Jake Berger. Minidiamonds do 99. Kumar Rocker Refractor. Every miss is a down and back. Shoot. Every miss is a suicide. We've got earth, Cheerio. We, I hated, I remember once in practice in high school, we did a drill and we missed 24 layups. So the coach made us run 24 suicides in 24 minutes. Holiday Refractor and Brandon Marsh. That was the worst practice.  We've got Wander. Congrats on that one. Min-ku K. Very nice Wander. We'll mag this one for you. Congrats. We've got rookie UFO of Julio Rodriguez behind it and Seiya Suzuki Rookie Refractor. That was a great pack. Really MOOC? Why? Bobby Whit Jr. Rookie. One door. Kenzie Gore. We've got global impact rookie die cut of torque and hobby bias. Right, Gregory? I know you can't, you can't break on TikTok anymore. Aram. A Jeremy Penyer Rookie Masterpieces Rookie Refractor. Montgomery and Salvador Perez. Yeah, Bowman's Best is always, always a nice looking card. For sure, James Wood. And we've got Blue Otto of Mason Hour for the race. Racing up here 87 of 150. Oh man, really? That sucks, MOOC. We've got Purple of Aaron Judge to 250. Yeah, Bero Arias Rookie Refractor. Oh geez, that does suck, Andrew. Brooks Lee, Jackson Holiday, Seeger. We've got Gavin Cross and Ellie Dela Cruz Refractor. I don't know, MOOC. I would assume because it's, it's, I'm, you could probably scan very easily on TikTok. There's nothing to trace it back to you or nothing. Julio Rodriguez Rookie, that's what I assume happens. Rookie Refractor CJ Abrams on the water in Yordon Alvarez. I see people on there all the time selling cards and whatnot. Oh yeah, send your money here. Be sure to PM me your address. Like, I'm sure it'd be really easy for people to scam. Jeremy Penier Rookie Base, Tamar Johnson and Royce Lewis. Yeah, that's true too. Ankuna, we've got Gieres, a Hendry Mendez for the Brewers. Brewers also with a few autos. Jorge Valera Refractor UFO, Vicaro. Consider that too. That's what I was thinking too, Joshua. Form of gambling.  All right, last pack of Box 7 Machado. We've got Gold Lava Oscar Coloss that is 12 of 75. You go White Sox, Aaron Judge Atomic and Joshua Baez. Your paid partner. Gotcha. Awesome. 12 is sold out. So only break with spots remaining, I believe, is going to be the Phoenix Football. Never mind. That one's sold out too. All right, we're all sold out for the daytime break. Thank you all so much. I do really appreciate that. So if you're looking for more group breaks today, you're going to have to hop in some with Sam tonight. Again, he'll be live starting at five. Stay within your means. Yeah. Yeah, that's true, Mooc. It is true. That's a good point too for us. I always see, well, I used to see a bunch of people selling singles and slabs. Pez, we've got a John Kenzie Noel Refractor Auto Guardians, Aaron Judge on the Aqua Lava to 199, Brian Acuna, Brooks Lee, Jackson Holiday, Air of Torkelson Rookie, Machado, Devers Trout. We've got Montgomery, Juan Yapes Rookie Refractor, Joe Ryan with the Vets. We've got nice. Another Vecara order for Washington. You go Nationals. Nice Vecara. Blaise Jordan on the UFO Refractor, Corey Seeger. Jeez, Mooc. That's funny. So far, Wreckley. We've got a Tomic of Valera, Jackson Holiday Refractor. You got to pull a super so Christian can eat. Come on. We've got Valera Refractor and Brooks Lee. Is it any super Joshua or has to be a super for you? They ran Bobby with Junior Rookie. We've got Refractor Auto of Coulson Montgomery. Nice one there, White Sox. You know Joshua. Nice Montgomery. Blue Rookie, Gavin Sheets, White Sox pack here to 150 and Bracen Stot Rookie Refractor. It has to be for Joshua. O'Neill Cruise, Rookie Bates, Bruhan, Depp Merz. We've got O'Neill Cruise on the Water Refractor, Mike Trout Refractor, Corey Shield for the Ravens. No, we're pulling a super out of Bowman before I want to pull a shield up for the Ravens. Rocker and Devers Refractor. Vado, Aeronado. We've got a Drew Gilbert's Auto for the Stroes. Bobby with Junior Rookie UFO. Nice one there, Royals. McGee Cabrera Refractor. Yeah, that's usually how it goes Mooc. Come on up here. We've got Aaron Judge on the Mini Diamond. That is to $2.99. Global Impact, Dica, Mike Trout, and Mickey Betts. Last pack here and then we'll do a recap. Awesome. Nice peat. Wonderfranco Rookie Bates. See her and we've got Elijah Green on the Bowman Masterpieces. Elijah Green and a Joe Ryan Rookie Refractor. All right, so recap time. Here we go. Lots to recap here. We had a gold base to 50 Cabrera and Hayes Pirates. Drew Gilbert, Astros, Colson Montgomery Refractor, White Sox to the Cairo Nationals, John Kezinoel Refractor, Guardians, Henry Mendez Brewers, Eric Brown Jr. Brewers, Brian Acunia Twins, Mason Aueron the Refractor, Rays, Confidant Reds, Palencia Angels, Perez Ayes, Mercedes Twins, Trace Sweeney Yankees, Cavadas Red Sox. We had Lonnie White Jr. Pirates, Juan Guerrero Rockies, Deandre Twins, Jordan Lawler, Debacks of the Cairo Nationals, John Kezinoel Refractor, Guardians, Artega Giants, Cueva Rockies, Juan Benchel Refractor, Carnals, Simon Juan Refractor, Metz Refractor, Angolis Ayes. We had the UFO to 250 Refractor Auto of James Wood. Nice one there, Padres. Our color, blue to 150, Trace Sweeney Yankees, Gold Lava, Brice and Stop Phillips, Cerda blue for the Reds, Mason Aueron blue for the Rays, and then our MAC cards. We had the Red, 7 of 10 Ian Lutes for the Marlins, and a base rookie auto of Wanda Franco. Solid first case right there. That'll do it for number nine. We've got number 10 coming up in a few. Thanks everybody.


O slowly and but it's OK. Thank you for being here today. For a short introduction for myself. I am the CMOS engineering working for Arduino Dallas 2014. These are my main task. In a maintained our embedded distro for our internet boards. I took care of the plain tool chain and cross登 for the platform. tako mips, MinJW, W64 arm in so on, nekaj kernel drive backporting, nekaj skripting, kvesson in dansev, na naš forum in soport, as well. So, I don't know if the word lino rang rings about to you, or you have already heard of it. It's just a combination on two very well-known words, Linux and Arduino. So, we have come up with this kind of band system just to customize it for our bots and it's right on OpenWRT. It is a quite common and very well known and by the distro for at least the limits of the most popular small office, home office routers. It's reportedly are, usually are providing the most common use for the packages and programming languages such as Python, Ruby and many more counting. So, but the approach we thought, we really the approach we thought when we start to design it was more of an ecosystem, which is composed, set of a final open order models to easily make things and operate the software layer to easily put intelligent on things. For sure, unembeded development environment will see that at the end of the talk, the slides, in open cloud basis set of services that make things easily interconnected and of course is made of people, people which willing to give us also the smallest contribution. So, this is the basic approach for our internet bots. So, let's say that is a Linux core called the name Chihuahua and then a generic MCU, it might be an Atomel, an Nordic and STM one, but they are on the board, just two actual separate entities, but they interact each other in a seamless way. And it not depends on a given MCU, like I just said. So, just can you see in detail and view model with Linux OS and system packages, Wi-Fi connectivity able to operate just as an access point or Wi-Fi client. And then, of course, MCU based device. And then how we can just take a first draw of how interaction is done. So, we thought of more straight approach. The approach is our new kernel models and we know framework line in IO, which is able to expose microcontroller features, such GPIO, analog converters, PWM, I-squared CSVI inside the microprocessor environment in a UNIX fashion. So, just consider them just as mappet, just like actual Linux devices. So, for this reason, you can write application for high-level with high-level languages in a very easy way. So, this is just the first scenario. Like I said, separate the MCU and MCU with a physical link. So, you want an MCU just for S&P or large memory or few peripherals or a few feature OS. When you usually have to deal with the MCU, you have to deal with some constraints. So, for instance, single CPU, small memory, many peripherals, and customizer device. And the physical link, you should know it. It's just any possible SVI or ART or either net-wifi link. So, with Linux, IO approach is like the MCU is under the hood of the MPU. So, all the devices are just interconnected and mappet inside the Linux systems. Sorry. So, usually, as I told before, MPU design for the best average performance, cache levels, but in real time, it's difficult. So, but on the contrary, MCU, the approach on MCU is much simpler. No cache and no virtual machine. In real time, it's guaranteed. So, you want to keep a level application in MPU in real time stuff on MCU. And that's the approach that we think about it in a remote way. Able to control many lino-io devices, just discovering it as a local service. And then, again, control it directly by your site through Shell, Python, Node.js, and other high-level programming languages. So, a couple of remarks about lino-io. So, lino-io, MCU driver, devices are regular Linux kernel devices. So, they don't necessarily have to be controlled by user space. And, as well, kernel models of systems can use them, as it should. The most important things is that MCU peripherals become standard Linux devices so that the MPU can tell where you are and how are they implemented. So, you can just think about them just like a sort of mapping. And MCU devices, the one we are dealing with, have interrupt capability. So, you can see, GPR interrupts on edge level from user space or kernel. If you want to go deep with the concepts, you just can click on this sim link and allow the paper of my colleague which has developed all the stack. So, to show you some example about lino-io, just the hello world of the microcontrollers unit. We are able to turn on the service led. The one that is marked on our box at L13, we just a couple of shell commands. We have first to run the nabola lino-io with a simple shell command. It is a script I wrote some time ago. And then, after the reboot of our boards, the presence of this particular for the sys-class GPO, GPO ship send, 100 will tell us that lino-io is up and running as a background service. So, but to fully leverage all the GPOs, all the devices of MCU, we had to export them. So, run again in GPO export to enumerate all the available devices. And now we are ready to play around. So, just as I said, we want to turn on the L13 led. So, before that, just export in direction to out and you have to do this type and you have to do it every time for any given pin. Or you can also consider the interaction for, I don't know, your personal use cases according to your project. So, it's just a matter of echoing one to this particular pin on this case, the 13 to turn on the 13 led. While we use echo zero to revert it to its original state. And so, that's the simple way to run the hello world of microcontroller. You can see the screenshots of our one over board just after echo one and echo zero. Just to turn on and turn off the left accordingly. That's an example how to use a simple motor with variable speed, which is related by potentiometer and modulated by PWM signal. A very simple configuration, just the commands, just to execute, just we have to enable the MCU PWM device with this value and then, after, then we are able to read the value measured from the ADC or change the motor direction using GPIOs. That's very straight and simple. So, we also will figure about anino in just an open stack with different layers. These are our bestseller boards that are designed around Lenino and Arduino S. So, for example, Arduino UN, maybe that's familiar for you. Arduino Umini, Arduino Tian, which is the latest in the family. And last but not least, Industrial 101, which is a little just a compact side board just for industrial purposes. Just to know some to run some control flow, where the sides are is a constraint for your project or not, for your machinery. And then, after that, the core, the QAV model, which can be a Qualcomm Atheros 9331 or 9342. It's a MIPS began based model. Only it might be run at a frequency of 400 of 540 MHz, 60 megabyte onboard RAM. You can also get micro SD card slot or flash memory of 4GB denomination, USB host device onboard and Wi-Fi connectivity and also in the case of Tian and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth low energy. So, this is the next layer, the simple open WRT operating system, the Lenino plane, which is, as I mentioned before, an open source operating system with an easy package management, more than 2,000 packages, rubles and what are adopted by the community. Then, the first approach to Lenino Yo-Kern and models, direct shell, access from Linux Shell, fast and efficient, based on open standards and ready for the cloud as well. And then, another high level approach, higher level approach of Lenino Yo, in which we, you see that we can result JavaScript and Node.js and NPM with more than 70,000 packages just to write your software. And also, of course, you can mix up them with the direct access to the MCU devices. And then finally, the highest layer, just your application, application, cloud application to deploy, to the board and to the cloud. Then, starting from a couple of months, we are also running a new interface on our boards for giving the user a desktop experience, which is called Arduino OS. It's based on the OSJS framework. I don't know if someone of you is aware of that. And the quick features are glance. SSH with terminal based on the shell in a box. The file manager, the quick settings panel, the Lucy configuration, which is the engine of the configuration of the open VRT system, as a standalone application in a web frame, and some basic desktop release, just no calculator, not bad, and so on, what you expect from a basic desktop environment. So, at glance, this is the settings panel when you find access to the most common entries. I don't know. Desktop to desktop team, some panels, user configuration, file view. Again, the settings panel instead gives you direct access to Arduino specific settings, such as general information, network devices, wifi, and rest API. And as you can see, there are some icons about some warning icons also in the top right part of the screen. So, that's showing most the main desktop release, just a comprehensive view. So, as I mentioned before, ND file manager with drag and drop functionality, calculator, text editor, photo viewer, and many more coming. Of course, we are thinking about Bluetooth control panel for our keyboard. So, as I mentioned before, the Arduino S Lucy panel, which is set in a separate web frame, and then you can see, at the right, the kernel and system logs as additional frames as well. The shell terminal based on shell in a box, again in another frame, to access all the Linux functionalities from that. Relying on SSH, or better, Drop Bear, which is the embedded SSH client for this kind of system. And you also get to have the possibility to open the terminal in a new browser tab, just like shell in a box does. So, to make a really complete system, we also try to give the user what's the missing piece. And in general, the only thing that was missing was the GCC compiler. The OpenWRT maintenance started to put it in the official repository from the latest stable release, and they successfully built the 4.8 series. Anyway, we were able to find, were able to provide our users the 4.6 compiler for our boards, which usually has to be tuned to the build tool chain of the SDK. And just and but since it is built around micro-syllipse, you have to keep in mind that this library has several limitations.  It can't even be compared to the standard ones. If you want to add some other functionalities, like I did in the past, and some other function, C function to your library, just apply some patches in the main SDK and then rebuild the image as well for your board. As well, because the reason you wouldn't be able to leverage all the changes made. Then we also decided to go further and provide the user the AVR tool chain for our boards. Then it means that you are able to build your own firmware for our board on it and then flash straight into the CPU, which is a simple wrapper script for AVR do. For AVR best boards. We get this achievement with the technique of the Canadian Crush compilation. I don't know if someone here in the hall is familiar with it, but it's pretty much tricky. It involves cross-compiling tool chain and NET1 to bring the build of the GCC at its very end. But anyway, I managed to find a way to edit the original scripts by Atmel just to pull it off. Basically. And so we are able to provide a full AVR tool chain to our user. Usually we deploy the binaries since the average user needs them. But I mean with that I mean that you can't just only build AVR libraries. You can build AVR firmware for your MCU. You have some AVR code. Your personal code you can just build it on the board and then flash again into the MCU. Just so if we would like to build the firmware you need, as I mentioned before, the Arduino libraries, and they make command. And of course a prebuilt file which I edited just to modify some paths. So at the end as I briefly show you you'll get the firmware in the very same folder. The same applies for the ARM tool chain. Again, the same technique is the cross-canadian just leveraging the original scripts from the guys from the ARM GCC. We were able to provide an Arduino chain for our boards. So again you can build your own firmware for your device on board, in this case at the end because it is on board as some D21 microcontroller and then flash it again in straight and simple. And again just not only Arduino firmware, but ARM firmware in general. The same applies as I just told you having an Arduino sketch in the folder Arduino libraries, we provide them as an embedded package they make command and again they prebuilt McFile with the necessary paths.  So, this is the login page of Arduino S just type password so if you are connecting the board for the first time, you will find a simple wizard guiding you to the configuration process. So, let's go on the next screen since it's a virtual machine we don't need any particular setup because that will lead me to the wifi settings and since this is a simulated environment we don't need it but just trying it will ask me to select wifi network after pressing the scan button the virtual network after that it will be asked to connect to the board just like simple with the DNS request if you want. So, just these are the no, these setting paths just like I mentioned before so demonstration a simple editor file manager with drag and drop functionalities process viewer terminal default password default user and password are Arduino since this is just a simple virtual machine I didn't just I didn't take care of switching them, yeah just keep it simple so, just I mentioned before as you can see all the prebuilt tool chain binary tool chains and Arduino specifics files which are usually at the libraries you will find in our IDE IDE so, ok so, as I mentioned before a simple Mac file and Arduino sketch just are enough the Arduino sketch is the well known blink a simple 10 100 millisecond high 100 millisecond low simple blink this is the AVRGCC up and running and then just running after a short time I get my firmware built in the folder which is a quite impressive result in my opinion but it is no, it is a compiler for AVRGCC it is cross compiled but we are able to of course provide them on the board since I want to do a quick demo I usually I mirror the environment on the board of my virtual machine but that's the same of course I can flash the firmware to an MCU because I don't have one arm compiler built according to all the full specification of the guys who design it again and that's my firmware in the folder ready to be flashed straight into my MCU this time with OpenOCD since we find a reliable way to flash the firmware with wrapper script relying on OpenOCD we are dealing with the SanD21 MCU so the reliable choice was that since we have the configuration files of OpenOCD ready and set and then after all as I mentioned also the plane GCC if you want to write a simple bare code just read it that pretty much ends my talk if you want any question and answer yeah sure, sure the fact that we design it for maybe for high level application anyway the MCU as far as I recall as we had pretty much well in some not stressful real time scenarios so it's just time to play around to get acquainted with the system and know its actual functionalities and possibilities yeah, yeah, sure, sure let's say that it's a community that you expand your file system with a simple script we provide so just you insert your SD card and then expand the file system just being like a whole root system root file system and then you have of course to install more software install the toolchain which has quite cumbersome I can complain because the VR GCC I'll just show you just the size without the yeah, yeah, yeah without documentation and then we can say something with the toolchain yeah, we say something because without any documentation I totally disabled it and then you have also to consider the stripping process at the end if you compare also the oldest VR toolchain they are less cumbersome than the most recent one I'll show you maybe it's not again, anyway stripping the binaries lead us to less space occupied on the system in again easy we have built our kernel 3 which is of course open source you can find on our repository I can link you that and then you can browse of the commits and show the work that has been done and you are welcome to contribute as everyone of course yeah, that's the main goal as I told you we currently only atmel mcu on board but it is designed for a bigger scenario, for a wider scenario not limiting to a couple mcu of course to generic mcu pretty much every I built all the latest versions of them especially of the of the ARM of course I I can build just the latest one for the for the for system relying on a mass library because for some building issues with the utility also so once in a couple of months of course we will switch this to the latest openwrt trunk relying on a more boost C library which is basal and then again we will be able to provide all the updated tool chains anyway, this one already been tested and compiled also for mass library so again, this is not to repeat but we can update the distribution let's say that GCC because for the plain GCC that is residing on our repositories so just never usually want to start GCC on our board just use the package manager of course you're right because we have hardware constraints anyway, the outlet time of building it's about 30 seconds for the aviar architecture and about one minute and half for the ARM architecture of course the time in compilation is strictly bound to the libraries you use in your project the more you have the more the built time is higher yeah, that was the main goal we thought it this way any other questions? yes, that was another approach so to remotely build the firmware and then flash into the MCU but this is designed for local projects for this kind of approach I have to quickly rebuild my firmware let's say that I cannot I don't want to flash it but just I run a remote command and then the building of my script starts and then flash the firmware into my MCU so providing new functionalities or better a different behavior than the previous one and I'm always talking about not just Arduino behavior but bare aviar bare firmware if you are done if there aren't any questions I will thank you for attending my talk and I hope to see you in another event like this of course again as speaker thank you


Craigslist, Facebook, LinkedIn. The internet is literally filled with traps that will lead to your child being kidnapped, molested, or even killed. So I've set up this social experiment to teach kids the danger of going online. This is the child molester social experiment. To teach children that it's unsafe to talk to strangers online, I've been having a conversation for the past four months with a 12-year-old girl named Samantha.  But here's the catch. It's not a 12-year-old boy she's been messaging for the past four months. It's been me. Yes, me, a 25-year-old grown man who does YouTube pranks for a living has been having explicit conversations with an underage girl, a child really, in order to teach her a lesson. I could be a child molester. So watch out. I'm here with Chuck. Chuck is Samantha's father. Okay, Chuck, you ready to teach Samantha the dangers of talking to strangers on the internet? Wait, what is this video about? I thought this was like for a prank or something. It is a prank, man. A prank on society.   You've been having conversations with my daughter for four months?  Whoa, man.  I mean, why did you think this would be okay? Like, even if it's for a video, it's clearly illegal.  I'm gonna call the cops. Oh, come on, man. We haven't even filmed the best part of the video.   Why are you talking to dangerous people on the internet? And then I post what is technically a felony on the internet for money.  Uh-oh.


Hi, this is Kevin. Today we're going to set up this printer. At first, we want to open it up, lower it, and so we can see all the ink is flowed to the bottom. Now I reached the level a little bit, I reached the tank level a little bit, so now it's resting. What happened is that there are two chambers in the tank, so now the only ink is in the lower chamber. So the upper chamber will be empty, so when you remove the plug, you're less likely to get the ink on your hand. Let's set this little trick. Make sure you have something to cover your fingers, so there will be no ink explosion, especially when you're situated in high altitude areas such as Denver, Colorado. Save those little plugs for future use. You may need to move this printer, but when you're actually using this printer, you don't need those little plugs. See? No ink spill. For the pair of cartridges, we need to remove them from, we need to lift this clip, just push forward, up and forward, and now remove this protective clip. Same thing for the collar. And now we need to tear off the blue protective tape. And now they are ready to be inserted. Now to insert the cartridge, you hold them as a pair and make sure the cable is not twisted.  If you find that the orange is a little bit hard to push, you separate, use your fingers, separate the clip a little bit, and do that. This is what it looks like after you insert it. You can see the color one or the orange one is just a little tiny little bit lower than the black one. It's easier if you start by moving the cartridge all the way to the right. Because if you stop here, you have to tuck this in and close the door together without twisting it. So without making a kink out of it. So I push all the way to the right, and I close the door. So two turns long, and push here. The automatic feed scanner opens like this. If you find this printer always jammed because you didn't load the paper correctly, this printer has a really weird way of loading paper. Okay, to load the paper correctly, what you do is, what you shouldn't do is, you shouldn't just put it in, okay? You need to pull this whole tree out until it clicks, okay? And make sure this is wide enough. Now you pull the paper in, you're gonna feel the paper is stopped by something. When you feel it is stopped, you push the whole tree back. You can hear the printer has a big sound. That means you loaded the paper correctly. As far as how to install the drivers and how to set up your network, if you have any problems, please call Canon. And they should be able to help you. This is a brand new printer, and they are more specialized in their software and hardware, and we don't have any Mac experience, so we really don't know how it runs on Mac. And if you have a Windows Incompatibility, it's better to call Canon than us. You can print another check by go to control panel and divide some printers and right click on the printer you just installed, go to printing preference, and go to the printer. And then maintenance, the another check, and then you'll click on print check button. Most natural check will come out nicely. Let me show you one example if the natural check come out not desired.  If something minor or just go to control panel and go deep cleaning, and then clean all the cartridges. In this example, the first cleaning did a pretty good job that still we have some missing colors. So we're gonna take out the emergency repair tool that's included in package. Do this over some old newspapers.  You can see one of them rubber slot is longer, one of them is shorter. And the longer one in here is the green one. That's for the black. And the shorter one, shorter select is for the color cartridge. I'll put this on the color one first. So you'll center it, press it down and forward. Now you'll flip the cartridge over and they use the included syringe to draw inks into the syringe. Now you can see there are lots of air bubbles that's what you removed. And then just use a paper towel to wipe clean the surface. Now we're gonna do the same thing for the black cartridge. You only got one clip and two silicon pads. So now you need to swap the silicon pads to work on the black. If you don't feel any suction, it's probably you're using the wrong pad because the black pad is longer. Okay, so fixed. Now you need to go to your local restaurant and ask them if they can give you a free lunch. You can print hundreds of their manuals for them. You're gonna see the ink level coming down. However, that's actually the printer estimate level. The printer doesn't know how much ink left in the cartridge. And so it just count the number of pages printed. You got a big ink tank and you got tube goes into the cartridge. But the cannon doesn't know that. So you need to turn the ink level monitor off. However, you cannot turn it off anytime. You only can turn it off after the page counter goes to the max. And that's ink level goes, it shows depleted. So you need to ignore all the low ink warnings.   Actually, if you see the ink level, the black barely move. Now by the computer through a big air, so the red cross on the black sets it right out. And also we got this window, 1688 or 1666 window. Do not close this window, just keep it open.  So it go back to me. And now you can print happily ever after for the black and it will do the same thing for the color. And they only do once in the cartridge lifetime. So you just keep printing and printing and printing forever and ever and ever and ever. And now you'll check your ink level at the external tank. This is how much ink I used to print a dust stack of paper. And now we try to run the color cartridge down. You can see from the window, the black is red out. That means you turn off the monitor. The color is not, the color has a yellow exclamation mark on the top, that means it's still going with low ink, sort of low ink, okay. Okay, checking 1688. Okay, I already told you earlier how to do it. Hold down the stop button until a, with both unit monitors turned off, now I just run it down and run some ink level down. So I can show you how to refill it. Here we open up the tank and then we remove the larger plug, which is refuel plug. And now we squirt ink in. You want to raise the tank a little bit so you don't want all the ink coming down while doing this. And that's about it. And put the large plug back and you're back to print me. I hope you enjoyed this video. Visit us at www.bchtechnologies.com or locally at Greensboro, North Carolina. Cheers. Time for lunch.


I didn't hear the warm welcome though, applause. Did you? Oh, thank you, thank you, awesome. So great to be here. You are in for a treat because these ladies are very fun as you are about to find out. They're co-ceos, they come in matching outfits. We've coordinated, we've got the blondes on either side and the brunette in the middle. Yeah, we got the brains in the middle. Okay, well, excuse me. That's your problem. So ladies, your co-ceos, take us back to the beginning. How did you meet, how did this beautiful partnership come about? Your version of mine. Let's take you. Yeah, let's mine, mine is the grander version and then she'll give it to us anyway.  Then fast forward, a couple of years we met and I decided to join the dark side, so quitting at the bank and joining Krosky and that's how our paths crossed and we've been working together for, I think it's like soon 15 years and yeah, she's my better half in business and in life also, so we were never friends but now we are more than that because we share the same ambition level. So that's the true and now she's looking at me that this is the short version. No, yeah. And how did you come to actually start a company together and whose idea was it? Who suggested it? It was Monica's idea. She called me one day in February, six and a half years, almost seven years ago but from the day she joined the dark side she immediately asked for me to join her team and I said yes and from day one it just worked so good with us. We knew where we had each other even though we didn't actually know each other but we sensed like business wise, ambitious wise, values wise, we knew exactly. So we worked together there for six, seven years and when she quit, we never said goodbye. We said that we are going to work together again, let's see when in time and with what and it took less than three months. I was in maternity leave and she just called me should we and after one year home with a child I was like yes, what shall we do? Start a business. Yes, let's do. And so we did. So you've been co-CEO's right from the start was there ever any. What does that mean in practice? Apparently Salesforce now has co-CEO's. So you've said. Yeah, they've probably heard about us. You've said a real trend. How does that work in practice? Yeah, that's many levels but I think the really important thing is the 110% trust. So meaning that I just got a question yesterday that if there's some agreement that needs to be signed do you need to see it and blah blah blah. No, because we are on a mission. We are building interviews to be the best and fastest and globally scalable payment service provider. We want the world to be a better place with an empty use in it than not. So that's where it all comes from.  So instead of me having only 12 meetings we could have that double up. So that's how we work.  And have you sort of divided and conquered? Are there things, what are you better at than her? I'm better at structure. I'm better at planning. I am. And I'm better to concretize when real things needs to get going. But she's visionary, energy and tech. But no, we haven't like split it on a paper. This is Monica, this is Denise but anyone who works with us they need like how many minutes did you get with us? Five, 10 minutes. And you saw the dynamic between us. Like you don't need to spend more than a few minutes and you sense what we are and how we work together. But if we need to generalize numbers, me, tech, Monica. So you haven't, are there any things you've had to put in place to make it make sense for the team? No, I think, well, put it like this. We actually decided now when we are scaling and we've been fortunate enough now to hit numbers in a way that we could take in our series C last year and take in our next level people. So what we realized is that we need someone to help everyone in the management team understand each other faster. So we have a so-called mental coach or he probably has some better name, I don't know what. But we call him Santa Claus. But he's really good. So what he does is that he coaches each and every one of us to understand ourselves better so that when we communicate, it becomes faster. So the trust built between us for the past 10 plus years we need to boil that down faster. So that's what we are doing in order to become better and faster. So have you done anything else to kind of make that trust between you even stronger? You have mentors? No, not between the two of us. We talk way too many times a day. We text each other even more every day. I do think that I share more words with her than with my husband most of the time. So and I think that's what you need to do. You need to keep the communication open and honest and it needs to be 100% transparent at all time. Is there not times though when you could argue that as a CEO, if you didn't need to kind of keep each other on top of what you're both doing, if you didn't have to keep sort of updating the other person, you'd be able to just get more stuff done? No, no.   You need to have someone to bounce the ideas. Because often, especially with Denise when she comes in, it's more like, this is how I'm thinking, this is what we should do, because this is the target we're going for. It makes sense, couple of questions, and then speaking it out clarifies it to yourself. So actually I believe that that's the secret source, that when you have someone, and I often use this dialogue example also, that we're like parents, because when you have a lot of kids, they try to play you. So I would say it's me and her against the rest of the world, but meaning in a way that since we are aligned, everything becomes much faster, because it doesn't mean that we're like, okay, I'm gonna sign this, what do you think? Or should I have this? No, it's the big picture ticket items that matter. Yeah, and have you had instances in the past where members of the team have been like, she'll let me get away with this, but the other one was... Yes, definitely they try. They try, and I think as an account... But they don't survive. No. So they really don't survive.   They try to play you against, because they think that because I am a bit more like open, like this talk a lot more, that I would be some level like more easy going, but actually what it's for me is like, I am very nice until I'm not. So I really don't like people that don't deliver. And what then happens is that I just thought, they kind of die for me. So I'm like, okay, I'm not wasting my energy on that. And then he's like, hey, you can't do that. You need, okay, all right. So I think that's also the good thing. Yeah, and is the open community, is just communicating constantly the key thing to make sure nothing gets. Yeah, and not living in the same place. Oh yeah, this is crazy as well. They don't actually see each other very often. No, that's why I'm excited here. I'm like, are you excited to be at Flush and Stay? Yeah, okay, yeah, woo, woo. But I'm excited to be with Denise because since we live in different parts, we've been remote for, but I do think that that's what keeps it fresh. Yeah, I don't think. So you think the long-distance career-co-relationship is the right one. What would happen if you spent too much time in the same physical location? I think like this, the energy burst that comes from having this, I think I would just, you know, burn out. I would die.  I actually think that we would just spend too much time with each other. So we actually wouldn't have families on the side. And it is the families that keep us sane throughout this journey. So we would probably burn them out and then it would be just the two of us and then we would burn out. So yeah. Do you think you kind of hold, do you think you have highest standards for yourselves because you are co-CEOs?  So I've got to step up to the mark as well. Is that, does it feel a bit like that? You should step up, step up Amy now. I know, I do. She's set a high bar. I understand the question, doesn't mean I relate. What I'm trying to say is that, you know, of course there are days like when the other one is more like, fuck, but you wake up every morning, IPO 2027. How do we get energy to become the company one? Cause that's where we are going. That's the goal. So being tired is not an option. And I think one thing that I have had to learn is that I need to be more, I can be merciful to us. Like, okay, let's take it, yeah, yeah. But I think one thing that I need to be better at and Denise helps me with that is the communications side also because I know that everyone doesn't have to be like that. M2 is also a lot of great people. Every one of them aren't founders, so it is different. But I need to disagree with her a little bit. Good, and I'm good at disagreeing with her. I do hear what you say, but if it would be just me, would I wake up and do all the shit every day 365? No, probably not. So I do think it helps that you have someone with a high standard. Could I let myself down? Probably yes. Would I let Monica down? No, it's the same with the family. Like, could I let myself down? Would I let my kids down? Never. So I do think it actually helped. And now you'd agree with me. Now, yeah, cause I understand it. Cause she's explaining it better than you. She's better, oh. Amy, tips from the coach? Not like I'm a professional communicator. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How's it going for you? Is being a co-CEO something that has to be put in place right from the start, do you think? Or is it something, you know, if someone had a superstar, CPO or COO, is it something that a founder CEO could elevate someone to that position? Or do you think it needs to be there right from the very beginning? Now I'm going to take this. I see what you are going to answer. But I'm going to say no. I don't think that it needs to be in place. And even though this is the way we have been leading the company from day one, we haven't officially been the co-CEOs from day one because we didn't understand co-CEO was a concept seven years ago. So like one of us had the title and we shifted it a little among the years and we have a lot of companies. Depending on the situation. But then when someone actually said it out loud that the co-CEOs and we were like, what did you say? That actually makes sense. And then we officially became it. So I do think that it's more about the foundation in the relationship and the common goal and vision than it is like placing time when you have to say it out loud. Yeah, and I think that's the challenging part. Like what, how do you get it successful? So if we were sitting here now and being investors and going into investing something, would we say that you should have a co-CEO? No, because there has to be dynamics. And then the title becomes just like, but this is what we are. This is how we run the show. And then you get that. So I would have a hard time understanding how you could find that dynamic. Cause in the end of the day, it's about absolute trust. What did you, you've raised a lot of money and you must be one of the only female founded companies in Europe to have raised that much. So congratulations. Thank you. Ah yeah, you're learning. Was being co-CEOs ever a kind of sticking point for investors? Were they like, but which one of you do we put under the thumb? There's two of you. No, it was actually, it was the latest investor. So Vitruvian partners. They were the one putting a name on what we are. And they, after everything was done, they admitted that it was the demonic between us early in that journey that they saw that the two of them, they have something that we rarely see. Let's make this investment. They did play hard all the way around, so it wasn't easy to run. And they still do. I mean like, they're not working in the park. But yeah, so no, they more embrace like, what can they see in companies? What do they see in founders that could make that company become bigger than most of the rest? That's what they are looking for. And for us and for Enfuse, it was the dynamic between us and the energy and how much we can get going in a short period of time. This is a bit boring, but are there like legal complexities that come with being co-CEOs? You know, do you find there are bits of paperwork where you just have to put one of your names down? Yeah, yeah, and like, so we are both CEOs because the Finnish law doesn't recognize a co-CEO and it's all about who goes to jail. That's kind of, that's the ultimate, who goes to jail. I go to jail for one company. So Enfuse is two companies. It's the financial services that does the payment processing as a service. And then we have Enfuse license service that has the EMI license, et cetera. So if the license and the FSA becomes pissed off, she goes to jail.  Okay, so that's how you shared it, Al. Yes. I know of, well, now we know Salesforce has co-CEOs. Yeah, who's going to jail. That's probably the reason they want to shift who goes to jail. Let's Google that up. Maybe we'll find, I can't confirm this, by the way. But the other startups I know is co-CEOs. It's all women. I mean, do you think there's anything in that? Do you think it is more natural to women like to share more? Or do you not want to? No, no, I don't, no. Probably have, yeah, I can have many thoughts. I've been a woman in a very male-driven industry for a very, very long time. And I said that the ones that I've had the most challenges with hasn't been men. It's been women. So I really think that it's great if it is so, because we women need to learn to support each other much more. So I don't, I don't know. There are probably a lot of stuff written about it. But I do think that men in general are better at supporting each other. So maybe they don't need the structure, because there is the CEO, deputy CEO. I don't know. But in the end, I don't really care as long as it works for us. I guess you don't have a point of comparison, but it must be, I mean, is it, do you think it's less kind of stressful when you talk to other founders or less, you know, the burden is shared? Yes, 100%.  Never had that. Never had that. Really? Can't relate, but...    Oh, no, no, no, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.   OK, I was going to say that. We've got a news story. Yeah, yeah, my bad, my bad. You really need to step it up and explain what you mean, Amy. But yeah. But does that help? That they all raise someone else? I think you can be like... Yes, that's the best part. Yeah, and then I have to say... When I was working with her at the previous company, she actually bought me a birthday gift, which was this piece of paper that had a voodoo doll that I could write the name of the person that pissed me off and then, like, draw... I don't say, fuck, I love this woman, like... So, yes, we've talked about investors also. Yeah, well, what's the worst bit about being cosies? I mean, right now, I'm like, if ever I was mad enough to start a company, I want a cosy, oh, look at this, this is awesome. That was not so good about it. No, but I don't have anything bad to say about it. I wouldn't do this journey alone. No, but I wouldn't do this alone. I like...  Yes, every day. Shit hits the fan every day.  So, got your back. Yeah, but it's also like... Because I don't think that you should put all that burden on the rest of the people around you. I think you should limit, like, that's your burden as the founder and as the CEO.  Like, those that are alone, how do they survive?  We had the war starting, the downturn coming.  It's not going for us anymore, thankfully. But like, the first four years is very hard so that you can share that, I think it keeps you sane. And it also puts things into perspective.  No, okay, but then it's a positive thing. And then we start rolling back from that. But do you have anything bad? Come on. No, I think the only thing that she keeps bitching about me being so much older, but like, she would do that regardless of the title. So if someone here is thinking about setting up a startup or they're a crazy serial entrepreneur and they want to set up another one, what are some like practices, routines, things you do every week, every day, as co-CEOs, that really helps? Like you talk all the time, what else do you do? What else is different from a sort of normal CEO week to week? We talk all the time. I'm like serious, I talk a lot anyways, but I put it like this, we don't talk all the time, we communicate all the time.  And between that we shared like 35 WhatsApps and stuff. So I think it's about, but like, especially her, Denise is very to the point, like no BS, like allergic mega.  So I think my tip is like spend time with each other. And I think that's what we always said, like every time we spend time, so we actually have this system that at least every quarter, we spend quality time together. But I need to add to that. What do you do? Is it sauna? Yeah, champagne. And champagne, cool, nice. But I need to add to that because what I do think that we do, and maybe more me than her, but it's also like what is the most important for us to get done this week? That's Monday morning. Yeah.  Yes. Because that's her calendar. Fine, because I decline everything. So if you are declined by me, I don't mean anything bad, but I just do it all the time and she accept. And then every day, like are we on the track to get this week's most urgent actions done? And what do we need to get done today? So I think every morning we need to know, and that's not like me or her or Cosio's, that's company-wise. What will Enfuse need to do today? Yeah, and tomorrow and this week. Yes. To reach where we are going. And just reminding yourself and your partner in crime of that every day, that's how you keep the focus, that's how you keep moving forward.  Yeah. Because then stuff will start happening to you. And what stuff do you do together? Like what stuff is it important or better that there's both of you? And what stuff do you divide and conquer? It's not too much that we do together. I think it's mostly internal stuff. So how do we wanna structure, like real stuff within the company when we both look at things from very different perspective. So then it is actually better to get two brains on that. But if it's external meetings, if it's events, we don't need to be both there. Then we decide sometimes, like now we just need to get some energy or join me on this one because of something. But yeah, Sauna, sometimes, I'm more a Sauna person than she is, but we... But I'm good at champagne. Yeah, exactly. I can't wait for that. What are the questions that people ask you when they find out you're co-ceos? What does everyone always say like, how does that work? Yeah, yeah. It's like how does that, especially if they met her first, then they met me or the other way around it. They are confused. You can see it in their face. They're like, how does this? Nobody has died. If they die, it's none of us that's gonna die, it's someone else. But I think also if you meet only one of us, then they're like, how does that work comes more often than if you meet us as a duo? Yeah, at the same time. Because then it's like, okay, something makes sense. I don't know exactly how to read the two of them, but something makes sense around them. Is there, as part of onboarding, is there a like moniker in Denise 101, how the hell this thing works? Probably there will be going forward a bit more that we have on boarding to tell and the reason why we're founded. And then of course all the natural stuff. But I'm doing that. Because if she joins in on that, it will be one hour of bullshit.  In 15 minutes. So, yes. But there is, yeah, one more. Is it how much do people sort of bring it up when you're hiring? Is it a key part of your employer brand? Is it a reason people want to join? I love it when journalists supply and they're like, we really like that it's run by two women. I'm like, yeah. I do think that it comes up quite often. If you are going to work close to us, then of course you want to understand even better, how does that work? Who do I report to? How do we run meetings together? How do we get fast decisions? But I know that it's also, most often by females though, they can comment that, oh, I want to work for a company with COCOs, and women COCOs. Yeah. Do you have any, we have three minutes on the clock, and they're very strict on timing. Yes. Good old Finland. Do you have any final bits of advice or perhaps warning for people who might be considering this? What kinds of people just should not attempt a co-CEO relationship? I would say that if you have a need to be the one signing of things, if you think that there is an absolute value for you as a human being to be the one, then you shouldn't be a co-CEO, but for us the absolute value is to get enthused to be where it can be, because then we built jointly together something that we can be proud of, and that's why we are working. And I think you need to know yourself inside and out, like what are your deepest core values as a human being, what do you believe in, and how do you translate them into your everyday business life?  And if you are far away from each other on those, then it won't work when things get hard. And for us, like they were perfect match. So the same discussions that you may have with the spouse you are thinking that should we have children with, all the same discussions you should have when it comes to business with a partner that you consider being the co-CEO together with you. So what do we do if we are faced with bankruptcy, if we are faced with... Yeah, firing a lot of people, or if we need to scale and move abroad, or whatever, all those discussions should be held that when, not if, when shit hits the fan, you take the right umbrella, not the one with the holes and it's causing your face, but that's really the tip. Yes, you need to talk through the worst, most difficult stuff you might have to go through and check that neither of you is going to do something the other one would be like. Yeah, and I would say that when it comes to, for the early days, when we did the shareholder agreement, we put all those structures in place, not to protect us as single-leady videos, but to protect the company.  And having all that done gives us the focus to focus on what actually matters and that's execution for Enfuse. So prenup in marriage, shareholder agreement with your co-CEO and co-founder, definitely need to be in place. Amazing, ladies, this has been the most fun, probably of any slot. You've probably said this before, yeah? No, that's never been said before. In your lifetime. My whole lifetime agreed. And when is the IPO coming? 2027. All right, we're going to be on stage at slash 2027. It'll be the end of the year. Yes. And I've got it done. Let's remember. That's two of you. Deal. Great. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you, everyone. Thank you.


I'm gonna do something that nobody done on your television. You know what I'm gonna do? I'm on your episode, I'm gonna do, I am going to pretend that I'm an Israeli citizen. I'm gonna put myself in the place of an Israeli settler in the Kaputz. And I wanna speak to my prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu. Mr. Binyamin Netanyahu, I have voted for you. Asalaamu alaikum brothers and sisters. I hope you're all well, to be honest. Since the Palestinian crisis escalated after an upper incandorance offensive by Palestinian Defense Force, something happened, I think, with P.S. Morgan. P.S. Morgan was trying, or he can, to make sense of the Gaza crisis. And he has been apparently on the side of Israel, because obviously he has to do so, or he get banned from some of the social media networks. In this situation, he has interviewed a couple of guys, especially very popular guys from the Jewish community. He has interviewed Ben Shapiro. That interview went viral, but until he interviewed that person who is the principal actor in the episode today. So he also interviewed Mohamed Hijab. The video of Mohamed Hijab also went viral. But when he interviewed Barsam Yusuf, everything changed. That video alone got about 11 million views who underscore the most important thing in all this charade, that Barsam Yusuf said the truth. He talked to those in authority. He spoke without equivocation. He spoke without fear. He actually tore apart the hypocrisy that has characterized the campaign in Gaza ever since the counter-offensive that unfortunately took live by Hamas. So honestly, he went very hard on Ben Shapiro. The most intriguing thing about it is that he was very smart. He actually addressed Ben Shapiro in such a way that first it was funny, but then feared and laced with many degree of wisdom. I will be serious. I was watching your interview with Ben Shapiro and I will tell you one thing. I think that Ben Shapiro is one of the smartest people who ever walked this earth. He's very, very smart. I follow him and I believe everything he said. And when he came on your show, his solution was, and I quote, his solution was that the solution for this is for Israel to annex Gaza and to kill as many sons as possible to make sure that this will never happen again.   So I agree with Ben Shapiro. I think we should kill as many sons as possible. So far, 3,500 people were killed, including 5,000 sons in the bombing of the Baptist hospital as we speak right now. One third of those 3,500 were children.  Because it changes from one year. Let me just stop you there just saying. I'm sorry, please, I'm really at a disadvantage here. I'm looking at a camera. I don't see you. I can hear you on my ear. And the reason I'm interrupting is I think you might be, I think you're conflating different interviews with Ben Shapiro. He didn't use the phrase sons of bitches made. Let me play to you what he actually said on my show. He did, he did go back to your interview. No, he didn't. That was another interview. But let me play what he said to me here. Well, frankly, I don't believe in proportional response to terrorism. I believe that the way that you stop terrorism is with wildly disproportionate response. That doesn't mean in terms of targeting civilians. It means in terms of killing as many terrorists as humanly possible and allowing them to dictate the terms of engagement by hiding behind civilians in areas that they are supposedly responsible for, means that the only option for Israel is to surrender to Hamas's hatred of its own citizens. It's willingness to use its own children as human shields. No country worth its salt could ever do that. All right, you could see what Ben Shapiro said very, very insensitive of him. He doesn't really want to care. I have watched a couple of his videos about the crisis in Ukraine and I could see the discreteness with which he addresses the crisis even when Russia strikes, but in course civilian targets or when Ukraine strikes deep inside of Russia. His approach to this crisis is completely different from the way he's approaching the Gaza issue. I agree with him. The thing is, the question is, what is a proportionate response? Because it has been different from one year to another. So if you look to this graph, for example, this is the death of Israeli and Palestinians and it's changed from one year to a year. It's fluctuating like crypto. So my question is today, what is the going great today for human lives? I mean, 2014 was a great year for Ben Shapiro. 88 Israelis were died and there was 2,329 Palestinians killed on the other side. That is one Israeli for 27 Palestinians. That is a very good exchange rate. What I'm saying is, what is the exchange rate for today? So you guys will be happy. That's my question. Well, it's not me. It's not me, guys. I'm not on either side. No, no, not you. When I say you guys, I say like the people on the other side of that. I know that you don't think like that, Papyrus. You're one of the good guys. But let me tell you something. I mean, the reason that I'm using this is that, I mean, I can't remember what happened in 2014 and there was no music festival, but there must be something.  It is their fault. It has to be something. I mean, 2018, 300 Palestinian died. Who's counting? So the thing is what my question is, let's find what is the exchange rate for human life today. So we know, expect the future death of Palestinians and we'll be happy to it. My response to that would be this, Bassam. I thought carefully about this because I think it's very tricky for people like me to immerse ourselves into a conflict where we're not directly involved. And I thought carefully about what I feel about this. I feel that the scale of what Hamas did on October the 7th, supersedes anything else I've seen in this conflict really ever. The savagery, the butchery, the slaughter of 1,300 people, the shooting of babies, the kidnapping of grandmothers and so on. So if we can agree on that, which I think is inarguable, then the question then becomes, again, about proportion. I don't disagree that there's been a lot of bad stuff on both sides going back historically for decades. But if we agree that this was on a different level altogether, quite deliberately by Hamas, designed to provoke... Absolutely. Designed to provoke... Here's my question. Let me ask you a question. And the question was, you raised it earlier about proportion. I honestly don't know what the proportionate response is. Yes. I honestly don't. I don't. I've been watching the airstrikes... So what's your question? Well, I would ask you, if you were Israel, what would you... If I was Israel. If you were Israel and that had happened to you, what would you think would be the appropriate way for the country to respond? I would do exactly like Israel did, kill as many people as possible since the world is letting me do it.  But the thing is, you know what? I agree with you. And you know what? I'm going to be even ahead of you because I see the question coming. Do you condemn Hamas for the atrocious... Yes, I condemn Hamas. I condemn Hamas. I condemn Hamas. Hamas is the source of all evil. They're the reason for it. And you know what? Let's, for a minute, imagine a world without Hamas. Right. What will this world look like? Let's give this world a name and let's name this world the West Bank. Hamas has absolutely no control in the West Bank. And since the beginning of this street, only through August, 37 Palestinian kids were killed. No music festival, no paragliding, no Hamas. Since the occupation of the West Bank, 7,000 Palestinians were killed. No music festival, no paragliding, no Hamas. Well, Bossam said it all in all of my videos since this crisis started. I have been very unequivocal in making my stand and my position very clear that it's really wrong that an advanced country like Israel that has one of the best advanced technological intelligence system in the world, it has one of the best militaries and aided by the United States and the entire the collective West with all the intelligence with all the advancement. Yet Israel find it difficult to go at pinpointly fight Hamas without, you know, destroying innocent lives. That's the argument that Ben Shapiro is trying to pass on us. That are we that daft, like am I that crazy to not understand that Israel has the capabilities to go after in a militant group, anybody in Gaza, without endangering the lives of civilians. So if I can understand this correctly, basically Israel is doing this to pressure the Palestinian community in Gaza to turn against Hamas. Is that right? I'm sure that's part of it, yes. That's part of it. So this is exactly what terrorist organization do because terrorist organizations will have no chance beating a whole nation in battle. So they terrorize and they kill the civilians in order to spread fear and terror so they can turn against their government to change their policy or to resign. You have just compared Israel with ISIS. No, I haven't. I don't see any comparison between these two. It's going to be the headlines tomorrow. Piers Morgan, Israel is ISIS. Only amongst people who weren't listening. The comparison, which is more aposite, is ISIS and Hamas. They are both nihilistic terror groups intent on killing as many people and others as they can possibly kill. And you can't get peace with people like that. Absolutely. You know what? I think that nobody done on your television. You know what I'm gonna do on your episode? I'm going to pretend that I'm an Israeli citizen. I'm gonna put myself in the place of an Israeli settler in the Capuz. And I wanna speak to my prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu, I have voted for you because you have promised us peace and prosperity and security. On the 7th of October, those son of bitches, Hamas, they went into the fence that is regularly heavily guarded. Usually if there's like a dove that comes close to it, it will be shot. Those people went in and they went for six hours before IDF forces was deployed, killing our friends, our families, kidnapping our grandmothers and babies and went in.  Also, you are carpet bombing Gaza with absolutely no regard to our hostages, our people. I heard a rumor in the Capuz that you were doing that as an excuse, you let that happen as an excuse to carpet bomb Gaza, so you pushed them into Sinai. And I didn't believe that that's not my prime minister. He can never do that. And then I watched an interview for Danny Ayelon. He was your chief advisor. He was also the Israeli ambassador to the United States. And you know what he said, Mr. Prime Minister? He said that the solution for those Palestinians is to go into a vast land of Sinai and live into tent cities temporarily, huh? Temporarily, wink, wink, until we build Gaza again and then we invite you back. Acha. I mean, we've seen this movie before. So when I saw this, I couldn't explain to my fellows in the Capuz, how come our Israeli government is trading human lives for another piece of land? Bassem Yusuf, obviously, I used a very strong languages out there. I really appreciate his outspokeness. And I really have to edit those areas where he used our very strong languages so that we don't get banned here on YouTube. Well, but he made the point and is very clear. And his impersonation of an Israeli, and as I speak with the Prime Minister, is really, really, really creative of him. Well, how do you feel about what Yusuf Bassem said in this video? Well, I feel very, very, very happy that this kind of statement was made directly in, I think, a show that would get to millions of people already has gone into over 11 million views so far. And which means the awareness that's been created please like, share, and tell me what you feel about it in the comments section. And if you haven't already, consider subscribing to this amazing channel so that we can stay connected with you in the future. Until next time, Asalaamu Alaikum.


My three steps would be being a mechanical engineer and playing football at the same time was the hardest thing I've ever done even to this day in my life, but it did teach me to grind. It taught me a value of hard work and it taught me how to get up when things didn't go well and it taught me how to persevere. I think the second thing was starting three companies with my best friend from Purdue and the third one would be the privilege I get to do today in private equity of working with great management teams to do just great things and change the world step-by-step and so my giant leap would be learning really what's possible when there's a clear mission and Everybody on the team is rowing in the same direction to do great things together So my name is Dave Tiley. I'm a graduate of the mechanical engineering school in 1983 and I am a Purdue engineer