Hi everyone to my talk, I'm Gabor Kelemen, currently working as a QA engineer for allotropia, and I would like to give a very, very high level overview of interoperability of LibreOffice, especially in Microsoft formats, a little bit of history about me during the last several years, I have been hunting these sort of issues and reporting them as part of my work, and I can say that compared to like six years ago when I started with this on the industrial level, I can say there is a lot of progress, but we are still not there. And most importantly this talk is not for those who are currently present here, sorry for wasting your time, but for those who can afford the luxury of improving LibreOffice in terms of actual code contribution or giving out contracts to the ecosystem companies, this is just several ideas, what can you do to improve LibreOffice and make sure your documents look the same after opening it in LibreOffice and after saving it in LibreOffice. I will show you some numbers, which is statistics, so it slides, don't believe it.  So a lot of numbers, this is the number of metabugs in the first line for DocX, XLSX, bla bla bla and the actual number of open bugs under those categories, which of course include the open bugs, the metabugs and all these subcategories, which I will talk about later. What can you see of this? The color coding of the numbers shows the same applications, so text is red and bla bla bla. What can we see? Best supported format is PPT, because there is a very small number of metabugs and actually a very small number of open bugs for that format. Very good, right? Ok, so this is actually a lie. This just shows that some formats are more popular among users than others. It does not mean those are supported well, that show low numbers. They are not very popular. We are as community not doing enough to find problems in those formats. So perhaps a little bit more effort should be put in those formats, because most features you can have in, let's say, word, you can save those in RTF DocX. DocX is very much covered in terms of bugs, but if you save the same document for which we have a report in DocX to Doc or RTF formats, it will very likely fall apart in those formats. So we need to find a lot more bugs. Next slide. What is good, bad and ugly? Let's say we have a metabug, which covers an area of feature in LibreOffice. Let's say paragraph in DocX. I consider the current state of that feature good, if the ever reported file bugs are mostly solved, so above 85%. It's bad if it's between 60 and 85, and it's ugly if it's below 60. You may say I'm very strict here, and very pessimistic, and actual users will never hit those bugs, maybe, but come on. If you have ever had a decent university exam, performance below 60% would give you a very, very low grade for that, right? So let's be strict with ourselves as well. So now the deep dive into those categories and formats, but only the OXML ones. So for DocX, I see six categories. This may be a little bit difficult to understand, but I just copy pasted the metabug titles, because they are kind of wacky sometimes. One thing to highlight here is a comment issues category. It works pretty well, but this comment replies feature, which word has since, I don't know, at least 2010, is not very interoperable. It's just not. So if you have replied to a comment, it will fall apart in writer. And we are already at the bad ones, and we have several categories of several slides filled with these. Most of these are not necessarily just DocX specific, but just to highlight. For example, there is OXML strict support for in the shapes category. It just shows that for this very new OXML strict standard, we don't have very much bug reports, because it should not just affect the shapes for which we have existing reports. So there is something very deeply buried here. And of course, we don't have multi-color gradients, and we don't have proper table styles, and we don't have table-wide, automatic table-wide support for tables. So there are many, many bugs apart from these, but these are the most important ones, I think, for these categories. And of course, we are having this rotated text, text boxes issue, which is kind of hurtful. And even the aggressive competition is attacking LibreOffice with that feature. So it would be very decent to fix it for the foreseeable future. We have more bad categories. And the generic OXML bug tracker for which the initial size of the 700 figure was shown is also in this category. So it should really see a lot more love. Some more highlighted features is the negative page margins feature, which is very strange, even in Word. But page margin top and bottom works completely different if you put in the field a positive number or a negative number, and we don't support the negative number case. And it causes a lot of real world documents to fall apart, especially those required by the court system of California State. For example, I had seen some lovely examples from that jurisdiction. And they won't change their habits just for us. Sorry, no time for questions. And of course, there is the lovely feature request, a prograph level justification, which is introduced in Word 2013. And we had a feature request for this very same feature since 2011. And we still don't have it while the competition has. It would be really useful to have that as well. Okay, more bad things in Dockx, but this is the bulk of it, I promise. In Word, you can put end notes directly at the end of the document, and not only on the end of the whole document at a new page. And there are several use cases for this, especially in university settings where people are writing long dissertations with thousands of references, and they are put in the end note, and it falls apart. So it would be also nice to have this. And last batch in Dockx bad things, Track changes is a lovely feature of Word, it's a passive feature of Word, meaning Word supports it, and users are just pushing a button to enable it, and the Word tracks any changes it sees. And the user has no much control about what is tracked. Unfortunately, our Word has a lot less support for tracking changes in documents, and it is possible to add support for each and every one of those. And the last one is also doing it currently as part of his job, but a lot more work is needed in this area to be interoperable feature-wise as well with Word. And of course the deletions on the annotations bar so that you can see the final document with changes in the document body, and with additions is also a much-needed feature. And of course we have this support-restrict editing of documents. Word has several ways to limit what can be changed in the document, and Word is very good at this, and we write their supports about half of those options. Another reason for documents falling apart is the use of this continuous section break feature in Word. It's a Word feature since forever, and we have been unable to implement it so far. And the last of this list is VML support for graphics. So this was the XML format used by Microsoft 2007, and it was replaced by DML in 2010 and newer versions. So it might sound like not very important to have this. In general, VML support is unreliable, especially with group shapes. And of course when we save or open group shapes, the rotated text box issue also hits us.  I will return to that later.  VML and the fact that we don't have a canvas shape in DocEx. So that is another reason for very detailed and carefully crafted graphics to fall apart in Writer, when they were put on this canvas shape, whatever that is. You can basically resize shapes together in Word. And of course the formula related issues is basically the mathematical equations in this context. And last but not least is the biggest elephant in the room, is the floating table. Someone should really implement that for Writer, not because it makes a lot of sense, but it is used by a lot of people, perhaps even inadvertently. But this does not make it unnecessary to support. And for the last slide of DocEx, a little bit of chart highlighting what is really a bad situation in all those categories. This is the number of open bugs in the meta bugs. So we can see that the floating table alone feature is about 30 open bugs. You may not see 30 as a very large number, like 1 billion is a large number, but in terms of bugs 30 is a large number. And table issues also contains this, but even if you subtract the 30 from this, this very long bar, you are still around 60, it's still terrible. There is no silver bullet here. We just need to fix every single reported issues. It does not mean everything is just plainly an interoperability issue, meaning that we don't need to develop new features and new attributes for existing objects. There are lots of issues that can be solved only by developing new attributes or new features, including UI, including ODF support, including extending the ODF standard. Those are also here among this huge lot. If you want to pull out some very poisonous sticks from the interoperability of writer, please take a look at these categories. With that, we can go to the bad ones in generic OXML. I mean features that are the same in all applications, like writer, calc, and impress. You can have surface charts, pie pie charts, pie bar charts, and the new MSO 2016 chart types, which are six of them in all of those applications, except we don't support those features. I'm already at the bad ones. There are no good ones in this category. We have a little time left. I will just fast forward. More bad categories for OXML, including, of course, VML shape, and EMF support, which is an image file format, and VBA macro issues. I'm actually surprised that VBA is not in the ugly category, but it should really be there. Of course, there are ugly ones in generic OXML, like WordArt and complex charts, which are charts with more than one representation for the data. So chart component supports column and line combination, but Microsoft supports a lot more combinations for data visualization, and in some use cases, those are as well used. Of course, there is Asian phonetic guide. I have no idea what is that, but it looks very bad in terms of open box. Another chart of these categories, what we can see is that shape support, drawing ML and VML is easily topping the list, like single biggest issue, but there is no silver bullet against that. Unfortunately, it's just really a lot of small issues related to the support of that in the three applications all over the place. And finally, we have some good ones at XLSX, finally at that. So perhaps the most important among these is the autofilter-related box, of which my colleague Balazs Varga will have a talk tomorrow, and he will talk about his work in this area. And of course we have this little rarely used feature in Excel, that you can password protect sheet modifications, and Excel has a lot more parts of the sheet that you can password protect. And XLSX is again in somewhat of a bad shape. We have a little missing feature in hyperlinks, which is a fundamental difference in philosophy of Excel and the calc, which means in Excel the hyperlink is a cell-level feature, and in calc it's a text-level feature, and we should really develop this in the long term. And conditional formatting is again festering since a long time. I won't go into details, but you can conditionally format your Excel files in a lot more ways than Dalin calc. More bad ones for XLSX. There was new comment threads support, and there is a page layout view in Excel, which we don't have, and the most interesting part is perhaps this document protection issue, where you can set Excel to allow only users to edit some range of cells, and this is also strongly tied to active directory, if I remember correctly. So the user identification is tied there. And we have aggressive competitors there as well, and you can have equations in shapes, but that's mentioned in PPTX. And of course the striped formatting of cell ranges, which is format as stable in Excel, we completely missed that feature. Form control is again another underloved area. I mentioned who else uses VML these days. Form controls in Excel, they used VML for describing the graphical appearance of their form controls somehow. A little bit of overview. What I would like to highlight is that we have reports that we can save that Excel cannot open, and that's kind of unacceptable for most normal people, which is another word for the user. And PPTX does not seem to have such issues. And one more. I'm just stepping over this. Yeah, 3D model is terribly looking, and kind of popular in drawing shapes in PowerPoint files. And of course there is a lot of options for setting text level effects, which is most popular in PPTX format, but it is also available for Excel SX or DocX documents as well. And of course another elephant in the room is equation issues, like lots of people like to put mathematical equations on their slides. For example in schools, teachers like to do that, and those are just disappearing in a impress last chart. Again shapes are looking out as the top issue. And times up. Questions is outside. Thank you for your attention.


Can we get a show of hands in the comments section below that if the Lost History channel were to enable channel membership in an effort to save the channel from going buzz, how many of you guys would actively engage in that program here on YouTube? It's getting harder to hire buzz with very little revenue and I have been inundated with messages of complaints regarding the way I sound. Buzz is still very much part of my plans going forward and these options do exist possibly aid in my efforts to get him back in, so let me know below how you feel about that. Now on with the show. Yeah, it's a sea change. It's a really interesting moment in American history where our government and intelligence agencies are addressing what's right in front of us, which is the presence of UFOs on planet earth. Every president has been talking about this. Jimmy Kimmel is great by the way. He does ask the hard questions and even President George W. Bush was shown the first piece of imagery that I put out about a month ago, the pyramid-shaped UFOs, so now there's this openness to discussing. We might not know what they are, but we know what they're not and when you're looking at this fleer, forward-looking infrared footage, you see it's a spherical object. There's no plumes, no exhaust, no traditional propulsion that you could see in the thermal realm. There has been another data drop this week under the Freedom of Information Act, as filmmaker Jerry McCurbell again releases footage released to him by the United States government. Wait till you hear this. As the countdown to disclosure continues, the question in everyone's lips surely is, is this going to be the bombshell we've all been waiting decades for? Well, the leaks are continuing. Jerry McCurbell posted a 46-setting clip on Twitter, saying it was taken aboard the USS Omaha on July 15th, 2019. Curbell, a UFO enthusiast and filmmaker behind the 2018 documentary, Bob Lazar, Area 51 in Flying Saucers, said the footage showed a significant UFO event serious. In the clip, a radar screen is shown with several objects moving around the ship, and at one point an unidentified man is heard. Holy, they're moving fast, they're turning around. FirstD's data drop comes a few days before a government-sanctioned report on unidentified aerial phenomena is expected to be sent to Congress, and some former federal officials have teased that the unclassified report will include unexplainable events. With one official quoted as saying that, we're going through our due diligence. Is it some sort of new type of cruise missile technology that China has developed? Is it some sort of high-altitude balloon that's conducting reconnaissance? Ultimately, when you've exhausted all of those what-ifs, and if you're still left with the fact that this is in our airspace and it's real, that's when it becomes compelling, and that's when it becomes problematic. The UFO disclosure report sanctioned by outgoing President Trump is due to be delivered to Congress in June and will be disclosed to the American public and therefore the world, with government officials including presidents telling us already that they do not know what the objects are. It makes you wonder if these are things not of this world. Comments below and as always, thank you for watching. Fifteen knots closing in. That one's pretty much perfectly zero zero zero relative, right? Yeah. Two, six, three, three miles. Fifty-five knots.


In Cadena State, peace commission has cautioned both religious leaders against inflammatory incitements and extremism teachings capable of undermining the peace, unity and security of the state and nation at large. The Executive Chairman of Peace Commission, most Reverend Edo Ferran, gave the advice at a peace interaction with journalists in Cadena State, Northwest Nigeria, says the religious leaders are critical stakeholders of shaping the minds of people in society. Our religious leaders, it's about how we begin to call them to account. This thing you are talking about, is this what the Quran says? Is this what the Bible tells us about this thing? We need to, because some of us we use the pulpit for campaigns. So nobody, because we are all under the law, it is about time we began to expose our religious leaders who are using religion to create division. Hominant Commissioner of the Commission, Khadija Gambo said extremism and radicalism of religious leaders stare valence against followers of different faith. This place is where we have our youth and children. They are the majority of the congregation. So that's why it is easy now to keep the name of any disagreement on ideology or what to do. So, and my fear is that if we don't check this quickly, anything that's part of whether inter, not necessarily even inter, between Muslims and Christians, but even the Muslims will have their own issue. They commend media practitioners in promoting peace through their reportage while calling on them to uphold professionalism and verify stories to dulls tension against violence in society. If you are covering a story, cover it, don't embellish it, tell the truth. Even when you tell the truth, Mother, there are people who want to manipulate that truth, who write inflammatory, unproven, unverified and unverifiable reports like this. You just add fuel to the fire. Whether it is from a Christian journalist or Muslim journalist, if you are doing something that is not meant to unite us, we'll be against you. We will definitely be against you. So, as a peace commission, you know we have a mandate. Our mandate is to help reduce tension, promote the culture of understanding.


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Hello friends, welcome back to another episode here on the channel. I hope you're all doing great. And if for anyone new to the channel, my name is Lee, also known as Osiris. We've got another episode where we're playing VGC Series 8 content as always playing another rental team today. And we've got Dash, one of our viewers. Thank you so much for submitting this rental team. And it's going to be all about the Tornog or in this one. But we've got a little twist on it because we do have the Tapulele. And then it's something that I like to see a lot. I think it's a bit of an underplayed Pokemon in this format. It definitely does have a hard time with that fairy type and at the moment and psychic typing with all the steel, ghost, dark types that are floating around, but it does have a niche in the format for sure. And with the choice specs, if you can get it into the position that you want under the tailwind next to the Kyogre, you can just blow opponent away with the sheer power that you're able to output with, you know, the psychic, the dazzling gleams, the moon blast and focus blasts quite a nice little niche option there to have if you're in a really tight spot. So this is a team that we're going to be featuring today. Hopefully you enjoy it here as a rental code. There's always will have a couple of games with the team. And then I'll throw the rental code up at the end of the episode just to remind you if you'd like to give this team a go yourself. So got the Assault Vest Cartana, Life Orb, Regi Alecki, which we don't see too much anymore, you know, magnet and something like focus sash, probably more preferable options there, but you get that a little bit more power with Regi Alecki. And so with the thunder as well, taking advantage of the rain, safety goggles, Incineroar is a very interesting choice. And I won't I really do like it's a bit more of an offensive Incineroar team, and then you've got really good speed control with the tornadoes between the icy wind and that tailwind there and protecting all the while the Cartana, which is probably going to be more of a late game Pokemon in most situations with the Assault Vest and the rain up. So like I say, we'll jump in now and we'll have a couple of games with the team. Hopefully enjoy it and let's get into our first match of today. So we have a first opponent of the day. They're running a polytode, Kingdra, Zassi and Thunderous, Mindshaw and Volcarona team. So interesting team. It is a rain team with the Zassian opting for, you know, trying to go down the line of the Kayoga Zassian teams that we've seen do well in the kind of GS cup sort of format. And but polytode doing a really nice job of supporting that Kingdra, making it very threatening early on with that instant swift swim kind of support there. Zassian also benefiting from that, but we're going to rely heavily on our tailwind here. They do have the Mindshaw, which can provide fake out support and give us a lot of a big headache early on. But the thing is we do have Tabulele as well to kind of help us out in that respect where we can get a tailwind up. We can, you know, disrupt or at least pressure something like the Mindshaw. If we do see it come out, got to be careful though, because obviously I think it might be better because I could see my opponent going Thunderous Mindshaw as a lead here. Maybe they go something like polytode Kingdra, but I don't see that being most optimal. I think if we go Tabulele, Kyogre in the back, I think we get a tailwind up, get Regi Alecchi out. We're going very fast and offensive, but my opponent, I think we can afford to. There isn't really a trick room mod on my opponent's team that we need to be worried about too much. So I think getting Kyogre into that kind of optimal position where it is, you know, under the tailwind next to the Tabulele. And like I say, hopefully we can just blow through things after that. So let's see what we can do. Right, my opponent leading out with the Kingdra and Thunderous, which is interesting. I wonder if that's, is it going to be Prankster Thunderous with Raindance? Potentially, I don't know. Well, we're going to get that tailwind up regardless here, kind of tempted to Max as well, you know, with Regi Alecchi. But is it going to be better going for an Electraweb just to get some damage onto things? We could go for a Thunder. It's a little bit iffy. I don't really want a Volt switch because we don't want a Volt switch out onto something and then take a bunch of damage. I think we just Electraweb just to get like reinforced at speed control because if you see a Max airstream from something on my opponent's side of the field, then it just kind of, you know, makes it a little bit better for us to keep control of the field and in respect to, in respect to what we're doing. I'm super sorry as well. If I feel a bit distracted, I'm not trying to be. I've been after a hidden fate. Elite Trainer Box for the longest time. I just had a ping up from a friend saying that total cards have the Elite Trainer Boxes in stock and I'm trying to add one to my basket, but it keeps timing out. So it's not ideal. Let's see if it's going to work because if it works on, as I'm recording this will be, I'll be so happy, be so happy if we can do that. Please log in to buy this product. That's not ideal. So what's going on? We see the Kingdra Max. We get the Erie Impulse, which is not good. So we need to get rid of this thunderous as soon as possible. But if we can get Tapulele on the field, you know, that's ideal because the prankster Erie Impulse makes it so much easier for us to deal with because they can't, they can't Erie Impulse. We want something to go down here. We need something to go down. Can I log in? Can I log in? Let's see. Can I log in? I can't. Let's go see if we can log in, sign in. Right, let's go. Okay. This is super bad. I mean, we can just double icy wind and electro web again. I'm kind of not worried if I lose both at this point, to be honest. Now the Erie Impulse coming out. It's not the worst because I mean, we're just slowing everything down and making sure even when our tailwind goes, then we've still got an advantage. The problem is like, we probably want to try and keep tornadoes if we can. Might be worth maxing Lele in this match. I don't know though. I don't think so. Get another electro web off, not doing very much damage, but we're still doing enough. You know, I think the, the, the, the Kingdra's probably in range now to go down. Where's the guys are coming? Okay. I'm going to activate that Swift Swim ability. Okay. Getting rid of Eleki. That's fine. Now we bring in Lele and then we can nuke the Kingdra. Might be worth even maxing it to be honest. You know, do we get Kyogre in now? I think we get Lele in. We've got Moon Blast into Kingdra. This is the message that I keep getting. This is the message and it's not good. Okay. I think we're in. I think we're in. Can we add it? No, we're getting that message once again. Okay. Well, we get Lele on to the field. I'm so sorry friends. This is just really like it's such a hard, hard. I need to get. Ah, I don't really want to switch out the tornadoes at this point, but I do feel like we're going to need the tornadoes in the late game. You know, I don't think my opponent is going to attack. I think they could Thunderbolt. The tornadoes, which would be bad, which would be really bad for us to be max. I don't really want to know where with specs. We're definitely getting the Kingdra here. The worst case scenario is a Thunderbolt here from that thunderous, which is very likely, but I feel like I need the tailwind for the Zassian in the late game. That's what we need. Okay, it switches out. That's perfect. That is ideal for us. It's ideal. Now the Kingdra should get taken down. Zassian going to come on to the field. That's ideal. Can max the Kyogre the next turn. Just nuke the Zassian in our last turn of tailwind. Perfect. Yeah, get that. So that's good. Okay. So we're in a good spot now. Still got a tailwind in the back. So when it does end, thunderous is a little bit useless now because we can just nuke it with the Tapulele. It's prankster attacks aren't going to be very useful. Mindshow can wide guard, but we're going to get around that with a max geyser into the Zassian and we're going to go for a moon blast into the Mindshow. We're still going to outspeed everything. They cannot fake us out here. I think we've got this lock to be honest because the Zassian goes down if it doesn't protect. Even if it does, we still got tailwind in the back to come in and help us out if we're in a bit of a spot. So let's see. Can we do this? Can we do it? Can we do it? Come on. We can, I think. Added to basket? Might have been added to basket. Yes, it is in my basket. There we go. Okay, we can check out. Brilliant. Here we go. This might be a really good turn where we can do all the things we want in one. Okay, Zassian gone. Mindshows should be gone. Critical hit. I don't think it really matters. I think we would take it down regardless. The moon blast more than enough and then thunderous to come back in can't really do too much, especially the prankster variant. I think a defined variant would be a little bit more tricky for us to deal with, but thankfully it's not and even if it was defined. Oh, wow, it's got the sash. So I'm doing a bit of damage there. So here we go. Order. Yep, we'll take the orders. Do this. I don't really, I think there'll be a few of you TCG fans out there. You'll, you'll appreciate as that tailwind just ended as well. I think it has. Yeah. So we are slow. We're going to take, we're going to take some attacks, but I feel, I feel like we're going to be able to kind of just be able to close this one up regardless now anyway. So we're fine. And there we go. We get the win. So very good. First game first. We kind of dominate there. Like I said in team preview, if we get that board position with the tailwind up with Lele Kyogre on the field is very little your opponent can do to kind of overcome that. And there are texts and things to try and get around it, but there's so many options with that Dynamax ability that just allow you to kind of close that up, make it very difficult. So we're very first good first game for us and we'll jump into our second one of the episode up next today. We've got a team of Tockel Charizard, Zernius, Indeedy, Landeris, Therian and Venus also a really heavy Sun team with kind of Zernius pegged in there with the Indeedy support and Landeris Therian support the tailwind. There's no speed control support other than Max Airstream, I should say all the GM and see that the Zernius can set up redirection. Of course, it's going to make things difficult bringing Kyogre as well as making things difficult because the one thing that we're going to want to try and take advantage of is the rain here and we need to try and win the weather war and winning it early on is not going to be an option, especially if we see the Tockel lead from my opponent. Now, do we lead in Cinder or Tornados because that gives us a nice few options. The only issue then would be if we see Indeedy, Zernius lead from my opponent, which would make things very difficult for us because then we don't have a way to kind of get around the redirection and Zernius just setting up kind of free, whereas if we lead redirection like Tornados, we can get a tailwind up and we can go for an electro web. It's kind of sets up that kind of the end game first and I think Kyogre is always going to be a good Pokemon to have to bring in and I think maybe Tapulele as well because they're going to have psychic terrain, Tapulele in a tailwind in the psychic terrain is going to be good. Cartana could be useful here, just specifically for that Zernius, but I don't think it's the way to go to be honest. I think what we've chosen is probably going to be the best route to go down. So we'll see if we can do this. Let's hopefully be able to pick up another win for us today. Still trying to basket this product, but it doesn't look like it's going to go through now. I'm getting an issue with where it's in one per customer and I haven't even ordered one. So total cards, your site is not fit for purpose, but that's regardless. It doesn't matter. Okay. Charizard and total coming up from my opponent. Well, we can tailwind electro web here. Even if we lose Regi Alecki, I don't really mind too much because it means then Kyogre can kind of come in and really disrupts the kind of play that my opponent's trying to go for. We'll probably see eruption. We'll probably see Charizard go for Max Airstream. I'd imagine it's my opponent's only kind of form of speed control on their team. Like I say outside of, okay, talk all going out, which is good. Well, you know, you want to see that go out. You want to see the indeedie come in. Don't mind that too much. What's this Charizard going to do? Just protect. Is it just going to protect? I don't know. Maybe not. Maybe Max. Maybe Max. Who knows? Let's see. Yeah, it's going to Max. See where we go and it'll go for the wildfire and imagine. Now we could have switched in Kyogre here, but again, the problem is they're like with the toko being in the back. I'd kind of prefer to bring Kyogre in on the toko and knowing that they may switch out anyway, it's kind of fine. So they're going to go after the Regi Alekio to imagine. Okay, they got the, the berry that reduces damage, which is fine. Get the speed drop on both things, which makes dealing with them a little bit easier, especially if a tailwind ends and we're in a bit of a tight spot. Lifehub's still doing really respectful damage though. So that's good. Regi Aleki going down, unfortunately. So that is a bit unfortunate, but not the worst because it does mean it opens the door for us to get Kyogre in and we can launch off a big fat water spout or we could go for a Max Geyser, which was also a nice option because then the thing is switching toko in in this, in this situation is, I think they have to switch toko. I think they have to bring toko in for indeedy here. Now, if we go Max Geyser into the DD slot, I mean, we could go after the Charizard. We're not going to get it though. That's the problem. I think we protect Tornadus here because it's going to be useful to kind of preserve Tornadus in this match. Although our rain will be up. It's just an airstream would be, would be bad. Yeah, let's go after DD. They have just had the special defense boost, but yeah, we're going to see the toko come in. Now we should be able to get the toko, I think, you know, I'd imagine we'll be able to get the toko in the sun or the Max Geyser. It gets our rain back up and weakens the Charizard, puts us in a good spot for the next turn as well. You know, this is the one beauty about Dynamax. You know, it's a little bit like mega evolutions where you maybe had like a drought ability on Charizard or something like that. And then you could kind of go from there. This is really frustrating. Total cards. I'm going to leave it alone and I'm going to approach it after we finish this match. We're going to concentrate on it after. I just want kind of Tornadus around for the late game almost when we might need tailwind again. You've got to kind of keep that in mind most of the time. Let's see. Can we get the toko? That's perfect. So we get rid of the sun completely. We've won the weather war, which is ideal. We're going to be taking a bit of chip damage every turn from the Charizard, of course, the wildfire recoil, but it's not too much of a concern as long as we can kind of keep our Max quick. It's interesting. No solar power boost there, but Kyogre going to be able to take that pretty well. And I think with the rain up the boost there to the special defense is not really going to help the Charizard out too much.  That's really what's going to come in. Okay. It's going to be Didi again. I'm going to give that Charizard a little bit of room, of course. I think we'll see. Yeah, I'm going to bring in Lele and I'm going to go from Max guys into the Zard, but I think they have to redirect here with the Lele, which should take the Lele down no problem at all. Oh, their Max got him. What are they doing with Lele then going for expanding force? Protecting again. Now the Zard is going to go back down to its normal Charizard form and then we're going to be able to well, they have to, I mean, they have to redirect this next turn, but I think a sidekick is going to be enough to probably get the Charizard like with specs in tailwind. The problem is who's faster? And I would imagine Tape Lele will be the faster Pokemon than Kyoga here. So 47, 56. No, no, Rubin is sorry. Dash is trained his team perfectly. So the psychic should go into the Charizard. Get that. We can go Max guys again. Just double up into that slot because if the psychic gets it, then that's great. If not, then we at least get rid of the Charizard here. Oh, no, it's the other way around. What am I talking about? I looked at that wrong. I don't know what's wrong with my brain today. We should have clicked in the moon blast. Okay, never mind. We get rid of the Zard. That's fine. We're still all right. We still got a tailwind in the back. We're locked into a sidekick. We're going to get a boost. It's not going to be doing as much as a moon blast, but it might be useful in the late game. At least we'll see. We do take an expanding force for our troubles and that's the last turn of the Max Wildfire. So that's all right. And then I probably got one more Pokemon to come in. And we should be able to kind of close this one out with what we've got left at least. So we'll see what we can do. I can't believe I just, I can't believe I looked at those and I was like, oh, yes. So, hmm. Yeah. Okay, well, we're going to have water spout to take advantage of. Origin pulse to take advantage of. We've got the sidekick as well, which is useful. Problem is, are we still in a tailwind? No, we're not. Tailwind is finished. So that is not ideal. We're going to have to double an origin pulse. This is going to be tricky because I think tornadoes now, it would have been ideal to have it out on the field. We're going to see redirection for sure. Is the Xerneas going to just attack the late game Xerneas? Always the way to play it in this format as well.  Yeah. Can we take it? Both. Oh, Kyoga takes it. Kyoga takes it. This is big. If we can hit this origin pulse. Are you kidding? Are you actually kidding? Come on. Oh, it hits the right one. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Because now we got tornadoes in. We are relying on hitting an origin pulse, but the fact of the matter is that we can get around the redirection and the helping hand and Kyoga being an absolute beast is going to be able to get the jump. And all we need, all we need is an origin pulse hit. All we need is an origin pulse hit. So if we just hit that indeedy there, it would have made things so much easier for us, you know, now we don't have the, to worry hit origin pulse. Sometimes it is one of the worst moves, but sometimes it's one of the best moves, you know, it's that low accuracy really can come to bite you in some situation. But I believe in Kyoga here. I believe that Kyoga is going to be hitting this one and we should be able to lock the game up. So let's see what my opponent does. And this is why it was important to keep the tornadoes for the late game because, you know, in these situations where, like otherwise, if we didn't have the tail went here, we just lose. We just lose. So it's kind of like having that foresight earlier on in the game to like look at what your opponent potentially could have left and then be able to kind of say, well, we need the tail wind for later. We need us to be able to control for later on. It's going to be so imperative for us. So let's let's make sure we kind of try and create that board position. Origin Pulse comes out. Origin Pulse hits. We're going to be able to take the game very close sweating a little bit, but it all works out in the end, which is ideal for us. Very good game to my opponent and two nice games with the team today. And Dash, thank you so much again for providing the rental code for not only myself to play, but for everyone else as well to see the team in action because it's really nice option. I think the Tapa Lele opens a different dimension for the Kyogre build. And it's that's why I really wanted to feature it as well because I think it's it's a little it's kind of the same is what your solid Kyogre builds are like, but it's got that variation that really gives it a little bit of a different edge when you need it. And the Tapa Lele is performed brilliantly today, you know, brought brought in both games done amazingly well in both games, which is really great to see. The only thing I would maybe suggest on the Tapa Lele would be expanding force. Now, there are arguments for and against that, of course, if you haven't always got your train up, then, you know, psychics always going to be the better option. Sci-Shox, another option as well. It could be good. You see, again, something like a tall color. It's not going to be doing as much, but then again, expanding force. If you've got the the psychic terrain up and you've got the specs on it and it's going to be hitting so hard, you know, it feels like you would be better taken advantage of that. But regardless, the team is great. So thank you again for providing the rental and we'll jump over now and get you guys refreshed with the rental code if you want to try this out yourselves. Okay, friends, here is the rental for today's team. This is again from Dash, one of our viewers. So thank you so much for submitting this and allowing us to play and feature it on the channel. It's been a massive, massive pleasure doing it and I've really enjoyed it. There's some really nice options throughout that we've already talked about. We didn't get to see too much of the Incinero, but most other things we've had a little look at today and seen how powerful and good the team can be in the environment when set up with the right support. So if you do try it out, I hope you have a lot of fun playing it and do leave your comments down below and let me know how you've been getting on with it and what your thoughts are on the tap. And lately, in particular, because it is the odd one out of this team that you would generally not see played alongside these other Pokemon. But yeah, I think it's great and I've had a lot of fun with it today. So I hope you've enjoyed today's episode, friends. Thank you so much for tuning in as always and I'll see you all again in front of the episode very soon. So until then, friends, take care of yourselves and bye-bye.


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Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com nightly update show, wow, wow. We'll get to the wow part in a second. If you are brand new to the channel guys, welcome aboard. Welcome aboard. I'm still a little shocked what we saw today, good shocked, but shocked nonetheless. But if you are brand new to the channel, welcome aboard. Anything we ask is if you like the content, if you like the unbiased approach on a daily basis, all we ask for is take one second, click a thumbs up on the broadcast, share, comment, whatever you like, but more important guys, I want everybody to really appreciate the fine art of technical analysis and how cool it really is. And today was one of those days that you turn around and you go, wait, what happened? Yeah, it happened. And we'll get to NVIDIA in a second. Going into today's session, the first week of the year, we saw the NASDAQ down 3.3%. We had three consecutive closes below the 20-day moving average. We talked about that 400 level. And the question was going into today's trading session was, well, the strong names. We identified the strong names over the weekend, Meta, right, Meta and NVIDIA and AMD. And the question was, were those three stocks able to wake up the weaker ones? We talked about the weaker names over the weekend. It was Microsoft. It was Amazon. It was Tesla. All three last week tested their 50-day moving average. So the question was, were the strong stocks going to be able to pull the weaker ones off the floor, or are the weaker names going to drag everything down? Because again, we keep this in mind, we were up almost 55% on the queues for 2023. We got our answer very, very quickly, right? Number one, we knew the bulls, and if you watch the broadcast the last four or five days, you kind of know the importance of the bulls reclaiming back the foreign oil area. Because not only was the 400 area just not even a psychological area, but that represented the 20-day supply that acted previously as 20-day support. So we knew that part. We also knew if the bulls couldn't muster any type of rally this week, we were going to get down to that 390 level that we talked about as well. Well, the bulls did their job today. They absolutely did their job today. The big picture, a huge rally today. The NASDAQ was up 320 points, or 2.2%. Still doubt about 1% from last week, but nevertheless, a really, really great move. The S&P today got about a 1.4% rise last week. They lost about 1.5%, so they're almost flat. And then Dow composite up about 5.10% today, pretty steady. But where the spark really began today was NVIDIA, right? So if you guys remember going back two, three weeks ago, if you guys remember, and this was a running joke going around, the best trader on the planet is Nancy Pelosi. It's not that far of a reach anymore. So her husband bought, if you guys recall, he bought about $5 million worth of, I forgot which series it was, but they bought deep out of the money, calls with short-term expiration. You guys remember that? And a couple of weeks ago, we kept talking about it just couldn't get above this range. It couldn't get above this range. And then last Friday, we had this really big, powerful breakout on NVIDIA above that 485 level. And the stock put in a nice close. And the question going into today's session was, can this be one of the strong stocks that can continue to break out? It did. I would say it did, and that's a very, very understatement. This morning, news came out of China is allowing, or actually the other way around, I think the video was just allowed to sell their AI chips to China.  And they got the word go. And this is one of those scenarios, if you guys remember the last couple of days, they were buying the 510s, the 520s, even the 530 calls. This was, again, another example of, hey, somebody knows something.   And it took literally everything up with it. Anything that tested the 50-day moving average last week, just absolutely woke up. And you could see chart by chart by chart. Amazon, you could see, tested the 50-day last week, exploded today. Tesla challenged the 50-day moving average, again, maybe a little bit underperformance compared to everything else, but still the $3 moves. Tesla still needs a couple of days to get out of the whole supply zone here. Microsoft is another one of those stocks, you know, tested the 50-day moving average and broke above, right, took out a four-day channel. So even Apple, Apple hasn't seen the light of day, probably in about two weeks, had a really nice engulfing candle today and reclaimed three days worth of action and reclaimed back the five-day moving average. So it really does show you how you can't be tied into an opinion, right? You always, the one thing I say every single night, hey, we're prepared for the market, right? We're prepared on both sides. We don't know which way the market's going to go tomorrow, right? We're prepared on both sides. And I think if you're a trader and you're not prepared on both sides of the market, then you have to hope that your game plan plays out.  And when you look at today's session, how the market closed and you see where the queues are right now, you can see we reclaimed back to 20. We reclaimed back to five. We reclaimed back to linear regression line. The last area of supply that the queues really need to get above is the January second highs. This is the hole where the whole sell-off started from. So if we could reclaim back tomorrow, okay, we can get a close above 406 on the queues. Well, why can't we go back to 52-week highs? You can see here how the stock, how the ETF closed right at the 10-day. Again, the 10-day, if you've watched any type of materials from the PS60 theory, which was the workshops, the webinar, whatever it is, you kind of know that the 10-day moving average is the birth of the trade. So if you can see here perfectly, the queues stopped at the green line.  But when you look at NVIDIA, this was something, you know, out of the ages. There was literally one, there was literally one red candle for the whole day. Okay, and this is, and it's trading up another $2 after the close, after being up $31.5. When you look at the pivots that we had today, I only put in five pivots, right? The two stocks that we talked about on the video over the weekend, Meta 350-350 needs to build, and NVIDIA 5495-50 needs to build, right? And everything else was on the downside, Tesla, Amazon, right? Tesla, Amazon, and Microsoft. So the stocks that we discussed on the weekend video, we were watching to the downside, and these two stocks, we were watching to the upside. And you know, as you can imagine, yeah, the ones that confirm to the upside confirm really well. Here was Meta, this 350-350 needs to build. Meta closed pretty much within 20 cents of the high of the day, up $7 in the day. This thing is close to getting back above the December highs, but this was the trade of the day. I mean, this was the trade of the day. Hello, I mean, this is the trade of the last few weeks. 495-50 needs to build, and after the close, I get all these emails, my biggest day, my biggest trade. Yeah, I mean, that's what's going to happen. That's what's going to tend to happen when you have a $31 move with pretty much only one, literally only one remount, one back test day of the whole day, one red candle the whole day. This is the stairway to heaven, and not only did it get above the 495, it finally got above the 500, finally got above last year's highs, and it also took out, if you guys remember, those earnings highs, those earnings highs from two quarters ago from 520.  I saw one guy come into the end of January, 550 calls. Look, I don't have a position overnight. I sold it. I couldn't get a dip to get back in. We took about 11 and a half off the open.  It never came in. I was waiting for it. I was like, listen, I just can't chase this thing up 31 points. I'm going to regret it tomorrow. What did shock me tomorrow? I don't have any overnight. I know I'm going to regret not taking it, but it's because especially it's up another $2 after the close. But if we can get some sort of wash out tomorrow morning, some early morning profit taking and get a reentry on rising 60-minute support, consider that like a post Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Happy New Year, Happy Festivus present, because again, the way this damn thing is trading, there's not even a down tick, not even after the close. So I know a lot of you guys still have runners. Congratulations. Phenomenal trade. Phenomenal, phenomenal trade. And this is definitely going to be one for the ages. But what the good news is, the good news is, one trade is never going to make your career. One trade is never going to put you in a different tax bracket. But what it's going to do is, again, give you a sense of accomplishment. And that's the name of the game. We recognized the pivot. We knew where the macro adjustment is going to be, where the point of reference is going to be.  Congratulations for all you guys who took it. But with this is setting up for tomorrow. And again, obviously, I'm looking for any type of weakness into the name. But here is kind of what I'm looking at for tomorrow. I'm looking for a potential day two, right? And day two names, you have Apple. Let's see if Apple can give us a day two, maybe give us a pushback to 50 days supply. Tesla, again, I still think Tesla probably needs a day or two. Maybe if it starts taking out the range from a couple of days ago, you can see there's still a lot of supply there. But Amazon, Amazon, they were coming for late January, massive size in the 150 weeklies, excuse me, in the 150 calls. It still needs a little bit of work. It's still below the 20 and a 10 day moving average. But this thing looks really, really good as well. Look at Netflix, right? Look at Netflix. Netflix, again, had a horrible couple of weeks. And today engulfed basically about a week worth of selling and close above the 10 day moving average. If Netflix starts building above the 10 day tomorrow, this thing could wake up as well. So we're set up, Microsoft as well. Again, you don't have to be very creative. If we could get any type of light volume red open would really, really help things out. But in case the market does gap up, if you go through the NASDAQ 100 names, and I pretty much trade now exclusively 10 names, literally the same 10 stocks, Microsoft, Metta, Google, Apple, Amazon, Tesla, Nvidia, Netflix, some time and time. But I'm very, very specialized right now. And because I'm very, very specialized, I've completely omitted anything that I'm not familiar with, because when these stocks get going, and today was absolutely the essential exhibition, exhibit A, exhibit B and exhibit Z, when these beta names get going, and there's institutional money flow behind it. Boy, oh boy, oh boy, usually something really, really special is going to happen. And that's exactly what we saw today. Guys, have a great night. Okay, that's it. Great nights for at least one day. The bulls had a great close. And now for tomorrow, the bulls need to reclaim back 406 and 406 will reclaim back the 10 day moving average, and we'll start giving this airspace back to 2023 highs. Guys, God bless. Great way to start the Monday, and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Okay, IonMPI, brought to you by Digi-Key and Adafruit, Lydia, what is this week's IonMPI? Okay, this week's IonMPI is by Murata. They make all sorts of precision industrial sensors and devices. We've covered them before from some of their power supply stuff, including a cool video. But this week we're going to cover an interesting part I've never used before. It's an inclinometer. This is the SCL3300 inclinometer. It is a sensor that, as you may guess, measures inclines, tilt. This is a fairly new sensor. It's got the SPI interface. It's kind of this big chunky piece, runs on three volts, and will give you both acceleration out and angle, tilt angle, has a couple different modes, and we'll go into those in more detail. The first thing you might be wondering is, well, wait a minute, an inclinometer measures tilt against the Earth's gravitational field, because the ground may not be flat, but the center of Earth where gravity points towards is going to be a constant, and so that's a good way of measuring what's flat. A lot of people, engineers who might be watching will be like, hey, why don't you just use an accelerometer? Accelerometer measures gravity, and then when you measure gravity against three axes, you can tell where the vector of gravity is pointing, and then you kind of do a little bit of sine cosine action there. As shown here, this is a nice app note I think that I found here, they're from STR and XP. You can do the math and figure out what the angle in the 3D angle vector is towards center of gravity, that's your tilt, so why not just use an accelerometer? We do have a lot of accelerometers, and one of the demos that we often have for accelerometers is, yes, taking the meters per second squared measurement, if something's totally flat against the ground, the x will be zero, the y will be zero, and the z will be negative 9.8 meters per second squared, because that's your gravitational force, and of course, if you're moving it, you'll get the acceleration of motion as well as the acceleration of gravity, but as long as things are staying still, yes, you can measure tilt. The answer is yes, you can use an accelerometer for that, however, accelerometers tend to be designed for high motion, they're meant for a game, a toy, or a detecting tilt for a monitor or a phone, whether you've tilted it for landscape or portrait, they're not designed for very delicate small angle measurements. So, for example, here, this is a common accelerometer, and you can see when you get into the highest resolution mode possible, you get 1 milli G, G is 9.8 meters per second, 1 milli G per least significant digit, whereas for the SCL3300, they have it in inverse, they say the best is going to be 12,000 LSB per G, if you invert it, blah, blah, blah, it's .08, so it's about 12, 15 times more precise than even a 2G accelerometer. So, basically, it isn't an accelerometer, but it's a very, very precise, stable, and accurate accelerometer that won't have a very high range on purpose because it's designed to measure just gravitational, like it doesn't really go above, as you see, 1.2G, it's designed really to only measure small changes in tilt and incline, not motion, like this is a very bad sensor if you want to measure a tap or a hit or a car acceleration, not good, very good for it staying very still, it's on a piece of equipment or it's on a bridge or a building and it's measuring the tilt changes. Another thing is compared to low-cost accelerometers, you're going to have much, much better temperature stability and also just offset stability over time. So, using these sensors, they're basically just really, really, really, really good accelerometers that are not meant for active motion, and so you're going to pay more because it is 10, 20 times more precise and more accurate, you're going to get a lot more bits of precision, you're going to get a lot more accuracy as well, and you're going to pay for it, and usually accelerometers, again, they're not designed for this, so it's kind of a subset of an accelerometer. Another thing is the noise density, here is a, sorry, this is the SCL3300, so you can see the best noise density is about 15 micro G per root hertz, and then for a common, sorry, one moment, for a common accelerometer, you're going to get 220 micro G per root hertz, so basically, again, 10 to 15 times lower noise, which is important because you want to make sure not only are you getting the data, but you're not going to get a lot of variation in the data because it's meant for long-term measurements. Next up, like many sensors that are designed for industrial or robotic uses, the data has status, you can get status of the sensor, which I think is really important, and there's a CRC checksum for SPI as well, so you can make sure that the data you're sending and receiving comes in correctly, you don't get any bit errors due to noise or what have you, something that I look for in a good quality sensor. If you're paying the money for an inclinometer, you want to make sure the data you're getting is really the right data. Also available in an eval board, if you want to get started real quickly, this eval board has all little passives ready for you, it's breadboard friendly, it's got big honking mounting holes, four of them so you can stay nice and secure, and then you can read the SPI data out with any microcontroller or microcomputer. Available on Digikey. It's in stock. Yeah, this is a screenshot from just right before the show. It's available, you can buy it, that's really important. And I looked and as for inclinometers, this is definitely the least expensive inclinometer, but it's fully featured and I think will do the job quite well for all sorts of industrial and robotic purposes. Okay, and we have a video. Yes, so I'll say one thing, the video is for the SCA3300, that's the accelerometer version, but it's, I believe they're either very similar or this is a reprogrammed version, it's the same functionality, it's just this is the inclinometer output, not the accelerometer output. And that's this week's eye-opening.


Is it legal to use real people's portraits in the images? Will it cause copyright issues? Did you know anyone who went in trouble for it? So you need to follow eBay's Veroguy. If you're dropshipping on eBay, if you're dropshipping on Facebook, you need to follow their Facebook's commerce policies. Every platform has their own policy.   The rest of them, they don't mind, even if they get a professional photographer to take images of their product, you can use those images. They don't mind you dropshipping it. And if it's other people inside those photos, then the manufacturer or the seller who created that listing and uploaded those photos, he is the one who's responsible for it. They don't want to jeopardize their businesses because they're paying more. They're investing in inventory. They're investing in a lot more than you are as a dropshipper. So they have more reasons to be careful than you, but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't also be careful.


This study examined the differences between the vocal patterns of individuals with adductors spasmodic dysphonia, ADSD, and those without the condition. It found that the vocal patterns of individuals with ADSD differed significantly from those without the condition, with the former having longer glottal attack times and shorter glottal offset times. These differences could potentially be used as objective markers to identify ADSD. This article was authored by Mariam Nagabal-Hassini, Stephanie R. C. Zacharias, Serizinas, and others.


I'm convinced shame is one of Satan's most powerful tools and destructive weapons to use in the life of believers because it untethers us from our security in Christ. We know who we are in Christ. We are loved. We are forgiven. We are secure to him. He is a rock. He is our foundation. He is our strength. He calls us beloved. He delights in us. He calls us righteous not because of our own works, but because of Jesus' righteousness. This is our security, but shame comes in and it says, no, that's not who you are. No, you're not doing enough. No, don't you remember the things you did in your past? It speaks these things over us trying to convince us that what Jesus says of us is all a facade. No, he doesn't know what he's talking about. He doesn't know the real you. Jesus today, he knows what you're feeling. He knows those lies that kind of reverberate around your heart. Put that shame on Jesus because he's already born and all on himself so that you can be free so that you can rest.