Back in the 1990s and 2000s, Robert Baval was a shining beacon of hope as he demonstrated that the history of Egypt was in that of a falsified one, a lost history that has encompassed many layers of separation from the original mother culture of the region. In notes and letters, Robert's research reached new heights, showing that the history of what we know was there to be challenged and simply by looking can answers to the past be realized in a sensible and obvious kind of way. We recently came across exchanges that Robert had during this time of his research and we are going to bring this to you in a presentation that we hope you will enjoy. Ever heard about the so-called Dixon relics? In September 1827, a British engineer by the name of Wayman Dixon discovered the openings of two shafts on the south and north walls of the queen's chamber and in the horizontal section of the shafts that leads into the chamber he found three small relics, a small bronze hook, a portion of cedar-like wood and a granite ball. The relics were taken to England by John Dixon, Wayman's older brother and mailed to the astronomer royal of Scotland Piazzi Smythe who recorded them in his diary then returned them to John Dixon. The Dixon relics then mysteriously disappeared. In 1993 Robert Baval conducted a search for these relics with Dr. Mary Brooke and they were eventually traced at the British Museum. Unfortunately the small piece of cedar-like wood was missing and funny enough because of this no carbon-14 dating was possible. The relics are now displayed at the British Museum's Egyptian section when the German engineer Rudolph Gatenbrink explored the shafts of the queen's chamber in the Great Pyramid in 1993 with a miniature robot fitted with a camera. He managed to photograph a long piece of wood whose shape and general appearance seemed to be the same as the shorter piece found by the Dixons in 1872 at the bottom of this shaft. This relic could of course be carbon-14 dated and hopefully provide an accurate age for the Great Pyramid. So far this wooden rod has not yet been retrieved by Dr. Zahae Hawass, the director general of the Giza Monuments. In spite of the many requests many by Robert Baval and others it seems that Dr. Hawass disapproves of c-14 dating. For finding the missing Dixon relic, the 5-inch piece of cedar-like wood is crucial as it would resolve many matters. In May 2001 Robert Baval received a letter from Ms. Gemma Smith on the matter, the assistant librarian at Abla Library at Wichita State University who amazingly informed him that she had been able to trace the whereabouts of the missing Dixon relic to the Marishaw Museum in the University of Aberdeen. Librarians as it turns out are the most likely people to stumble on a piece of evidence or important clues that others have ignored or bypassed. Robert Baval describes librarians as library angels and Ms. Smith was certainly one such angel. She had remembered that when Wayman Dixon had discovered the opening of the shafts in the Queen's Chamber of the Great Pyramid and consequently the three relics. With him had been present his friend Dr. James A.S. Grant. A short biography of Dr. Grant will be most useful to understand firstly why he was in the Great Pyramid with Dixon in 1872 and more importantly how and why through him the whereabouts of the missing 5-inch cedar wood was traced. James A.S. Grant was born in Scotland in 1840. He was the son of a banker and he studied medicine at the University of Aberdeen and in the mid-1860s he went to Egypt to help with a violent outbreak of cholera. So successful was Grant to halt this epidemic. He was awarded the Egyptian Order of Mehegedet for his efforts. He was later given the title of Bay an Egyptian form of knighthood by the Khadai. Whilst in Egypt Grant befriended Wayman and John Dixon, two young engineers from Newcastle who were engaged in the construction of a bridge across the Nile near Cairo. The Dixon brothers were friends of Charles Piazzi Smythe, the astronomer royal of Scotland who in 1865 had conducted a survey of the Great Pyramid. Piazzi Smythe also knew Dr. Grant and shared a common friend. The Pyramid author Sidney Hall. In 1872 Piazzi Smythe had planned a second expedition to Egypt for the spring in order to make re-measurements of the Great Pyramid but was unable to go due to illness. It was then that he contacted his friend in Cairo, Wayman Dixon and asked him to do the measurements for him, taking out also a companion and duplicate measurer, his friend Dr. Grant of Cairo. Grant and Dixon undertook this and other works at the Great Pyramid in the summer of 1872 as confirmed by a letter from Dr. Grant dated 26 October 1872 which reads, I am gratified that you are pleased with what Mr. Dixon and I have been able to accomplish during the summer months. We have a theory that seems very reasonable that there is a chamber away into the masonry behind the only remaining bent roof stones over entrance passage. The Messers Dixons are now staying at the Pyramid and will work until they are stopped. I have been learning much from Brux and Bay lately. In relation to the controversy started by the French Egyptologist August Marietta over the newly found inventory stealer at Giza. Later when Flinders Petrie went to Egypt in 1880 he was to be very well received by Grant Bay and his American wife in Cairo and they struck a friendship that was to last till Grant's death in 1896. On one occasion Petrie almost saved the life of Grant Bay when the latter feigned while climbing within a narrow tunnel inside the Great Pyramid. It is well known that Grant Bay kept an extensive private collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts in his home in Cairo and although some of them were stolen as well as damaged by a fire caused by one of his servants, much that survived was donated to the Marishaw Museum in Aberdeen. Returning to Grant's involvement with the Dixon relics we find that John Dixon reported their discovery to the British press in the graphic and nature in 1872. In the Nature article the five inches cedar rod that later went missing is described in this manner by the warden of the standards Mr. Henry Williams Crisholm. The fragments of the cedar rod is five inches in length with rectangular sections of point five inches by point four inch. Its sides are not accurately planned and they bear parallel lines like file marks. They may possibly have formed part of a measure length. It is at this turning point in the story of the Dixon relics that Ms. Gemma Smith in the early part of 2001 comes into the investigation. Having read the epilogue in the book The Orion Mystery where Robert Boval mentions his involvement with the relics she picked up the passage from Piazzi Smythe that he quoted and where Dr. Grant is mentioned at the moment of the discovery of the relics in the Queen's chamber which reads perceiving a crack first I am told by Dr. Grant in the south wall of the Queen's chamber which allowed him at one place to push a wire to a most unconscionable length. Mr. Dixon set his carpenter man of all works by name Bill Grundy to jump a hole at that place. Smythe then describes how also the opening was found for the northern shaft by Wayman Dixon and Dr. Grant and consequently the small relics found inside these two shafts. Gemma Smith relishing that Dr. Grant should have indeed shared the recognition for the discovery of the channels and the relics found in them wondered if in fact John Dixon did not share the keep of the actual relics with Dr. Grant in order to appease the slight animosity between them caused by the press articles. She then decided to do a little investigation of her own. She quickly became aware of the private collection of Egyptian artifacts that Grant had donated to the Marie Shaw Museum in the University of Aberdeen and duly contacted the present curator Dr. Neil Curtis to see if there was any trace of the missing piece of wood. A letter is dated 18 June 1946 and posted from St. John's Wood in London to the curator of the Aberdeen University Museum and it reads Dear sir on going through my late mother's effects I have come across a few items that might be of interest to the Aberdeen University Museum and which might be included in the Grant collection which you now have should the University care to accept the above as a gift I should be glad to have them packed and sent to you Mrs. Maurice then lists nine items from various provinces in Egypt item two is described in this manner item two stone mason's rule left in ventilation shaft of great pyramid of Chiops 400 BC and queen's chamber and discovered by Dr. Grant Bay and Wayman Dixon in 1886 this rule fell to fragments on being exposed to the air the reason mrs. Maurice writes the rule of rod fell into fragments when exposed to the air is probably because the relic had been sealed in a glass tube by John Dixon we know of this because it is mentioned in a letter to Piazzi smith dated 23 November 1872 when Dixon dispatched the relics to him for examination the relics are packed in a cigar box and coming by passenger train they consist of a stone ball bronze hook and wood measure in glass tube Robert Boval immediately made contact with Dr. Neil Curtis in Aberdeen the grant relics and memorabilia sent by mrs. Maurice had not been classified but only stored in the Marie Shaw Museum's vaults being understaffed and also in the process of refurbishing the museum Dr. Neil assured Robert that a search of the museum five inches measuring rod would be carried out but warned him that this could take quite a while it is extremely likely that the five inches piece found by Grant and Dixon in the northern shaft of the Queen's chamber is in fact a fragment from a longer piece as was suggested by the warden of standards Mr. Henry Williams Chris Holm back in 1873 we shall recall that when this shaft was re-explored by Rudolph Gottenbrink in 1993 he was able to see a wooden rod measuring about 70 centimeters long and having the same rectangular cross-sectional shape and general appearance than the smaller fragment found in 1872 by Grant and Dixon lying deep inside the shaft a photograph of this wooden rod taken by Gottenbrink's robotic camera showed fragments of white stone or plaster covering the part of the rod that was pushed against the corner wall of the shaft this may explain the little small stones encrusted in the smaller piece found by Grant and Dixon as described by Piazzi Smythe in his diary entry of the 26th November 1872 but if this hypothesis is correct then how did the smaller piece break off and fall down the shaft and come to rest where it was found by Dixon and Grant in 1872 the northern shaft starts with a horizontal part which is about two meters long and then slopes upwards for a further 24 meters at an angle of 39 degrees it is at the junction of the horizontal and sloping parts that Grant and Dixon found the small fragment but could this piece have rolled down the whole length of the sloping shaft unaided the answer is probably not this is because a small square shaped rod not smoothly planed cannot easily slide or roll on its own down the limestone flooring of the shaft and overcome the frictional resistance of the stone as well as the 20 or so masonry joints when Gottenbrink explored the shaft we were all surprised to note that a modern iron rod which had obviously been used to probe the shaft was still lying there from somewhere about 7 meters up the sloping part of the shaft up to where the shaft bit towards the west and none of the literature from Dixon, Grant or Piazzi Smythe is this rod mentioned it is likely however that Grant and Dixon did in fact use the rod to probe the shaft but preferred not to report their treasure hunting exploration and that in probing the shaft so did cause the 5 inches fragment of wooden rod to break off the longer piece and was pulled from its original resting place down to the bottom of the shaft by the iron rod at any rate there can be no doubt that the wooden fragments visible the small piece found by Grant and Dixon and the larger piece still in the shaft photographed by Gottenbrink are contemporaneous with the construction of the Great Pyramid since the shaft was sealed at both ends and not open till 1872 by Dixon and Grant these wooden fragments therefore could prove extremely useful in defining a more accurate date for the monument by the carbon 14 method retrieving either or both pieces is thus of great importance to the study of this ancient monument the matter now rests in the hands of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities in Cairo and the Murray Shaw Museum in Scotland what do you guys think about this anyway comments below and as always thank you for watching


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And if you're the smartest person in the room, then you are in a coffin, you're not in a room. And I think what I'm saying about getting out of control regular is that you need to listen to people that are smarter than you, that have figured something out better than you, that have a knowledge beyond you and I, and it makes you feel uncomfortable because when you think you know all that is to know about that, or you think you're an expert, then you hear someone else speak and it's like, whoa, I'd never thought of that. That's good for us. I'm growing people regularly get out of control knowing we do not grow where we control everything.


Hello friends, myself, Darshan Pandit, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering from Walton Institute of Technology, Solapur. So today we are going to discuss about access methods in medium access control. So the learning outcome is student will be able to describe multiple access scheme used in wireless communication. So in this we are going to see what is space division multiplexing, time division multiplexing, frequency division multiplexing and code division multiplexing. So to regulate user access to a medium we need to have SDM, TDM, FDM and CDM schemes. So as we know there are presence of hidden and exposed terminal or near and far terminal. Because of this terminal there is a need of specialized MAC in wireless domain. So here SDM and FDM are typically used in a fixed manner that is certain space or frequency assigned for longer period of time. And in this main focus is on TDM mechanism which allows time allocation on demand and in a distributed fashion. So before going to the schemes let us see one analogy to wireless communication. That is a highway problem and the goal of this highway problem it should be like from highway many vehicles should pass that is maximum number of vehicle should use highway without any collision. So the collision should be less and utilization should be maximum. So for this problem we can divide common highway into number of lanes that is we can apply space division. So every vehicle can use single lane so but problem is that number of vehicle which can pass without collision is limited to number of lanes. So subsequent solution is that we allow more than one vehicle to pass the same lane provided they move with different speed that is nothing but frequency division. So hence avoiding the collision. So here the problem is that vehicle moving with same speed in a same lane would collide. So also to solve this problem vehicles moving with same speed in same lane should arrive at different time that is nothing but time division. And lastly allowing special vehicle on same lane that is nothing but code division that is there are some vehicle which are having special code like ambulance. So when someone sees an ambulance then you would leave space for the ambulance that is it has some special code. So let us apply this analogy for these schemes. So space division multiplexing access so in this figure you can see channel K1 to K6. So introduced with three dimensional coordinate system. So in this system dimensions are like code, time and frequency that is C, T and F. And for this first type of multiplexing a space division multiplexing SDM with three dimensional space that is S1, S2 and S3 are shown and these spaces are mapped to channel K1 to K3. And to avoid the overlapping we are having guard space in between these spaces. So the spaces between interference range is sometimes called as guard space. So in every multiplexing scheme we require guard space. So space division multiplexing is used for allocating separate space to the user in wireless network. So an application involves assigning optimal base station to a mobile phone user. So a MAC algorithm could now decide the base station by taking into account which frequency, which time slot, which code are still available for the mobile station depending upon the technology. So next we are having code division multiplexing access. So the figure shows all channels Ki uses same frequency at a same time for data transmission. So now separation is achieved by assigning each channel with its own code. That is guard spaces are realized using code with necessary distance in the code space. So this enables use of code to separate different user in code space and provide access to the shared medium without any interference. So the main problem in this CDMA is to find good codes and how to separate signal from noise generated by other signals and the environment. So next we are having frequency division multiplexing access. So FDMA comprises of all algorithm allocating frequency to the transmission channel according to the frequency division multiplexing scheme. So allocation can be either fixed or dynamic that is as per the radio station or it may be demand driven. So in this scheme two partner typically establish a duplex channel that is both partner can send and receive data at a same time. So it is also known as frequency division duplex which allows simultaneous transmission in both direction. So the two direction are mobile station to base station that is known as uplink and from base station to mobile station that is known as downlink. So in the figure you can see you are having 124 channels for uplink and 124 channels for downlink and each channel has bandwidth of 200 kilohertz. So this is an example of GSM next that is time division multiple access. So in time division multiple access shared medium network is allowed several user to share same frequency channel by dividing the signal into different time slots. So time division multiple access is more flexible scheme which comprises various technology that allocates certain time slot for communication. So tuning in a certain frequency is not necessary here in time division multiple access. So the receiver can stay at same frequency for whole time. So in figure you can see there are 12 slots for downlink and 12 slots for uplink. So each slot has duration of 417 microsecond. So here connection is allotted with the pair of uplink and downlink. So for mobile station slot 1 is used for uplink and slot 1 is used for downlink. So in this pair is allotted for the mobile station. So the drawback is what there is a wastage of bandwidth. So if no input signal is present in one of the channel since fixed time slot is assigned to each channel. So that time slot for that channel does not carry any information and there is a wastage of bandwidth. So using same frequency the receiver can stay at the same frequency whole time. So in this fixed TDMA pattern helps in implementing multiple access and duplex channel between base station and mobile station. So it assigns different time slots for uplink and downlink using same frequency. So it is known as time division duplex. So here you can pause the video and answer this question. So explain the term interference in space, time, frequency and code. So what are the countermeasures in SDMA, TDMA, FDMA and CDMA system? So answer is so interference is like combination of two or more signals. So interference and countermeasures are like SDMA. So in SDMA interference happens if sender are too close to each other. So the terminal or base station have to keep a minimum distance between them. In TDMA interference happens if sender transmit data at a same time. So countermeasures are tight synchronization and guard space that is time gap between the transmission. FDMA so interference happens if sender transmit data at same frequency thus different frequencies have to be assigned to sender next that is CDMA. So interference happens if sender transmit data using orthogonal codes that is correlation is not 0 thus sender have to use orthogonal codes for transmission. So these are the references which I have used to create this video. Thank you.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jatsbeakscasebreak.com. 2022, Penigni Prison World Cup Soccer just sold out. This is a hobby edition, six box half case break. Picket jeans number nine. Thank you guys, all cards shipped. Now we have a combo list that includes 11 different teams from Cameroon down to the team there at the bottom. So that's 11 teams there. So this will of course customer, which is Chris, got that 11 team combo. So remember, these 11 teams will all be his. So any hits pop out of there will all be his. And I just wanted to actually put this in the, create a sheet for it so we can create some labels for it later. And that of course was also a last spot mojo. So perfect. Now this is a fresh case and this is our last case. We sold so many of these in the last couple of days on Instagram. I sold like three cases one night, another two, three cases the other night. So I'm only able to repost this up once from earlier this week. So this will be the last case for the time being. I'm sure Nick is out there looking to get some more of this especially throughout the World Cup. So look out for of course, maybe more of this posting up soon. But let's enjoy what we got here guys. All right. So one, two, three for the left, four, five, six for the right. Let's see which side we use here. Roll, add to two. So one, two, three left side. So this side here will be for the next break. Let's just put this here for now. Of course these here will be for this break. This means that it's already automatically applied at checkout. So I just put in a title so you guys know that. So basically the remaining teams in NT, they're basically 25% off. So if you were to go add, let's just say, I don't know what team's there, but let's just say Portugal to your cart. It'll automatically deduct 25% off. So those last eight remaining teams, no one's purchased those. They're all 25% off basically. Lutero Martinez, we got Sainsburg, number two, one at nine. Karim Benzema, no problem. Song Rookie, Alfonso Davies, and Paul Scholes is the first auto in this break. For England, which is Steven, Salem, or other reviews, that's weird. Almalki, Kalenkovich, Griezmann, and Lutero Martinez. Next one, the Bonix is playing, but it doesn't seem like he's definitely 100%. He's, I don't think he's took enough for a run just yet. He's been standing in the pocket and it's kind of showcasing his NFL arm. All right, let's actually do two boxes. And then we'll do three at a time actually. We can kind of speed it up just a little bit. Jeremy Doku, and we got for Morocco, Hakim. And I think that's part of the 11 team combo. And nice Ricardo Pepe for USA. That's Kevin Parker. Bruno Fernandez, we have a Oriellen for France. Pro Helio, Felix Zafina, Serb, Jacob Kaminski, Sasa. Kaminski, Sasa. Nice Romelu, to 75. Son, Uri Telemans. All right, next box. Nice Neymar, Le Crac Dice. Brazil, that's going to William. Eric Gutierrez, and Dusan Lachovic, to 99. Anel Maria, Imran Diallo. And then we got Sir Jeff Hurst. So Jeff Hurst, which is a international ink, with Clio Lauren and Costa Rica. Darwin Nunez, Wabi. Karim Benzema, next box. And a lot of hits for England, man. Wayne Bridge, England, that is Steven. Buxka, Saka, Ruben Vargas, Alistair Johnston. Imran Jamal Moselea, Joakim Kailor Onavas, Costa Rica. Jan Benark, and then we got Andreas Skolv Olsen for Denmark. Diogo, Albert Zambi, Laconga. Oh my God, they almost blocked that punt. Last two boxes. Sardar, for, to 2.99. We got Polovic, for Spain, Mike Howell, or Yozobal. So there's our first case hit, and Spain, that's going to go to David B, with a Kingsley Coleman, for France to 99, which France is Sean Matic. Hey, there's David B, it's going on, man. Pedri, Graven Burch, we got a Akram Hassan, and Simone, is your international ink auto. That is for Spain as well, David B, there you go. KDB for Belgium, because seems Belgium has some pretty good stars on their team. Lucas Martinez-Corta, Bono, Gonzalo, Montiel, Giovanni Reina for USA, Manuel Neuer. Oh, that's right, that was like the first break, right? One or two, I think it was Pikachu one or two. And you see how they can come back and win this game, that'd be awesome. And DTR is frickin' playing this, leaving it all on the field at the Rose Bowl. That dude wants to be USC so bad. Danny Olmo, and William Saliba, for France. Hassan, Alredos, and Ice. What a break for you, buddy. Faul Torres, and these are actually out of 22, I believe, nine of 22. Felix Afina, Morocco, Alchemy, and Giovanni Nosselso, a little bit of a teaser. Argentina, auto, oh, it's over.  Alrighty guys, and there you go, that was the break. So a lot of color on top of all these autographs. We got one, two, three, four, five, six. With a mango, so we got one of the cases here. Potentially the landmarks, national prize though, hiding in the second half, maybe a color blast. And then a lot of color here, of course, that will be top loading as well. So appreciate it, guys. So this was Pikachu number nine, number 10's coming up next.


Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. As you can see, I look a little crazy. That means it is time for a foundation video. So in today's video, I'm going to be comparing two foundations, the Benefit Hello Happy Soft Blur Foundation and the Benefit Hello Happy Flawless Brightening Foundation. So if you are interested in seeing the differences between these two, then just keep watching. Currently in the middle of filming an Instagram tutorial, so if you are interested in this look that I'm doing, check out my Instagram. Not sure if it will be up yet. It's gonna be on there if it's not yet. But you know, I had to stop halfway through so I could film this video. So basically, what inspired this video was I filmed a full, dedicated review on the Benefit Hello Happy Flawless Brightening Foundation. Last year, I purchased the Benefit Hello Happy Soft Blur Foundation. So these are both from the Hello Happy line. They have super cute packaging, but they are different. So I was curious in seeing what the differences are between these two. If you should buy one over the other, I asked if you guys would be interested in seeing a video like that since I only talked about this. So that is why I'm here. And of course, I'm genuinely curious about these. So these both have one fluid ounce in them and they both are $30, the exact same price. They also both have the same shade range, so only 12 shades, which is not a lot. But from what I can tell from the Ulta website, they do seem to have the same shade names and shade colors. Obviously, the packaging of these are very different. I much prefer the packaging of the Brightening Foundation. It is a frosted glass bottle with a pump. The Soft Blur Foundation, it's really cute and compact. However, naturally you want to shake it, but you really cannot because I don't know if it's just my foundation, but the product gets everywhere. I think this packaging is terrible. The only way you can shake it is if you take the top off and literally cover the nozzle. Otherwise, the foundation gets everywhere if you do it with this cap.  This packaging is way better. So obviously, very different packaging. I prefer this one. So this is supposed to blur your skin and this one is supposed to brighten your skin. Both contain SPF 15. They both claim to be virtually undetectable on the skin. This one says it will even out your skin tone, blur imperfections with soft focus optical blurring spheres. This one is for a brighter hydrated flawless looking complexion. This one contains Shea Extract, which is known to help smooth and protect skin. This one contains photochromatic pigments that instantly adapt to brightened skin in any lighting and flower acids to help boost radiance. It also contains hyaluronic acid for hydration. And then another big difference, this one claims to have a natural matte finish. This one claims to have a natural satin finish. This one claims to be light to medium coverage. This one just claims to be medium coverage. So this one says it's supposed to be really buildable. This doesn't mention anything about being buildable online. So basically, this is supposed to be brightening with a little bit more coverage, a little bit more satiny of a finish on the skin. This one's more natural matte lighter coverage. So I do actually have these in different shades. I bought the Hello Happy Soft Blur Foundation in the shade 3 and the flawless brightening foundation in number 4. And I do want to show you what I noticed. So this is actually the Soft Blur Foundation in number 3. And this one is the Brightening Foundation in number 4. They're almost the same shade, but a different tone. What is surprising to me is the number 4 shade is a little bit more yellowy. And I would argue a half shade lighter, whereas the number 3 is a little bit more neutral. So that's very interesting. Hopefully they don't look too different on my face. Alright, enough gibber jabbering. Let's get the show on the road.  Going to try and keep both as even as possible. Since I've been using this foundation more recently, I'm going to put it on first because I remember exactly what it looks like. So I'm going to do like one pump. And I'm going to use this side. Just apply it. Okay, so that's definitely a nice medium coverage. Let's try the Soft Blur Foundation now. Now the consistency of the Soft Blur is much more liquidy. Let me show you. So it's kind of difficult to see, but this one is drooping down. And you'll notice this right away. If you have both, the Soft Blur is going to be a lot more liquidy as compared to the Brightening Foundation. I honestly prefer it a little thicker because it sounds messy. And yeah, this is strange. The number three in the Soft Blur is like darker. So immediately what I can tell is that the blurring one is a lot more natural. It definitely requires some coverage to be built up to match the other side. So if you like a little bit more full coverage, you might want to go with the Brightening Foundation. So I'm going to give these two foundations a couple minutes to kind of dry and settle down. And then I will really compare the different sides. Okay, so I've given the foundation a couple of minutes to dry, oxidize, kind of settle into the skin. Now definitely the Brightening Foundation, it looks a little brighter on my skin. And I think that has to do with the shade. I think the shade is just generally brighter with that little bit of that yellow undertone brightened the face a little bit more, which is very interesting. There's not a noticeable difference in the shades. Since I'm looking at it, yes, this side does look brighter because I think it was just a brighter shade. Interestingly enough, the blurring foundation looks a little bit more dewy compared to the Brightening Foundation. The Brightening Foundation claimed to be natural satin. The blur claimed to be natural matte. So I was expecting the side to be more matte, but that's not the case. I think this side looks more skin like, if you ask me, whereas this one definitely kind of has more so of a natural matte finish compared to this side. This side definitely has more coverage, and this foundation definitely is a lot more blurring. The Brightening Foundation I think is a little bit quicker to cake up and emphasize dryness on the skin, whereas this kind of sunk into the skin. It also is more smooth and less cakey on the skin because it's so much more thin.  I'm going to do the same on both sides. The only difference are the actual foundations, and I will be right back. Okay, so I finished putting everything on. If you're curious about what I'm wearing, of course it will be down in the description box. Also, the eye tutorial itself is going to be on Instagram. So now that I've powdered everything, I definitely think this foundation, the Brightening Foundation is a little bit thicker, and that's not a bad thing at all because that thickness almost plumps the skin in a healthy looking way, whereas this foundation, it's so thin that it sinks into the skin. So it definitely, this side looks more skin like, but this side looks a little bit more perfected, which is also nice. So it kind of just depends what vibe you're going for. I think definitely for more everyday wear, I'm preferring the soft blur side right now, but I love the Brightening Foundation as well. This side also looks very good. So both sides are looking good, but there are definitely some noticeable differences between the two foundations. It's kind of late. It's five o'clock, so I don't think I'm going to do like a whole eight hour wear test, but I am going to give it a few hours and just let you know how the foundations are wearing. So I will check in with you soon. Hey guys, so it is the end of the day. All in all, I've worn this foundation or I guess these foundations for about six hours. I was hoping to make it to eight, but it's just so late. I got to get to bed. I got to take this off of my face, but I do have some interesting observations to share with you guys. So just as a reminder, soft blurs on this side, flawless and brightening is on this side. So I'm going to let you take a close look. Which side do you think looks better? Comment down below. Okay. So the first major thing I want to point out is the blur side on my forehead looks noticeably much better than this brightening side. I don't know if the camera is going to pick it up, but you can kind of see some lineage going on over there. I got a big forehead. There's a lot of room for lines, but the lines are just way less noticeable on the blurring foundation. Now as far as smile lines go, they both have marks, but they're very small. So Benefit does a really good job of making foundations that don't really sink into these lines. I would say the blur side is a little bit more noticeable, but that's me being extra picky. They look fine. I think that the brightness side looks a little bit more makeup-y, but honestly, I know this is a weird thing to say, but I feel like this is going to hold up a little bit better over time if I were to do some more strenuous activity. Just because this makeup is so thin on my face, like the oils and stuff have something to grab onto here that almost makes your face look a little bit more moisturized, which isn't a bad thing. With the blur foundation, there's not much room to get super oily in my opinion. I'm noticing both sides about the same amount of pores are showing this not any difference in that, but overall, I think that the blur side does look a little bit better than the brightening foundation side, but I think that's just the nature of the finish of these foundations because this one is lighter with less coverage. It looks a little less makeup-y, and this doesn't even look that makeup-y. Both of these are really great on my dry skin, which is the most important thing to me. My face looks good on both sides. I'm just saying, if I had to pick, I think the soft blur is better, but if I want more coverage, I love the flawless brightening foundation still. I love both of these foundations, and it was very interesting to test both side by side because I knew I liked this, and I knew I liked this, but what exactly was different about these? In my opinion, the biggest differences in these foundations are this one is a bit lighter, a bit less coverage, so it's going to look more natural on the skin. This one gives you a little bit of more coverage. I said in the beginning this one, I noticed a little bit more of a dewy finish. Once I powdered and everything, they both kind of looked the same. It just depends what you're looking for, really. I think they're both good. That was a fun little test to do. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know what you think below. Which one do you think looks better? Which one are you going to pick out? I think Benefit did a good job. Thank you guys so much for watching this video. Bye, guys. Have a good one.


Well, I think Iri has a lot to do in the future, so first 50 years that achieve great things and next 50 years will be a great challenge because there's a climate change, scenarios, what kind of water shortage, all kinds of issues going to affect agriculture, rice cultivation, food production in our society in the next 50 years. So Iri will have a greater challenge than it has had so far. So this is one, and as a result, being a board member outside it now, I will continue to provide whatever support necessary in terms of fundraising and others for Iri in order to put Iri's fund in and the work has gets the benefit from his work in the years to come.


Oh yeah, welcome, we're translating this beautiful session for you guys. We surprisingly realized there's obviously technical issues. Funny enough. But this is not a problem at all. We are prepared for this. Do we have sound? Microphones? There's definitely relay, it's not very pretty up here in the booth yet. Alright, this works without power. That's great to see. Okay, we'll do jeopardy unplugged. So while over there the technicians are doing their best and they're making the complicated communication system to work, we'll explain the basics for you guys. Who knows nothing about jeopardy? Okay, let your neighbors explain to you what it does or how it works. We will as usual play three pre-rounds and the winners of these three pre-rounds will play the final round and then after that we will play a final for great prices. Who can guess what's the main prize in this year? What could be the main prize this year? A thing to test whether or not there is power going through the wall. I don't know the proper English term. As a second prize we might have the only one, Cardio. So phase test is the word that we were looking for. This is the fast prize. If you already have the second prize you can take home 50 USB-C cables instead. And you can be the king in your hackerspace in the next 10 years basically. You're going to use them. It's up and coming. It's like cutting edge technology. Generally if you get enough points you might be getting a USB-C cable. If you don't get one the makers of the Cardio badge told me that in Cardio Village in hall 2 you can buy USB-C cables. We have a few that are left over. I have no idea what's in the background. We're going to play rounds with different categories. You can mentally prepare for the first round. You can see on the board if people knew how their computer worked. They just upgraded to Windows 10 because support is running out. And I think the second desktop is not configured yet. So the first round is going to be about maritime autonomous robots in water. About things that have to do with time zones and public holidays. And things that are somewhat deprecated. And about electric mobility. On that note, Hava boards are so yesterday. Like they're so gone by like seriously. It's when you could leave things out. And that's always good because you know unnecessary technique is like completely in the way. Let's see how long these will last. This can only go wrong like seriously guys. So this is why I have my my pulse measure. I would like to. Your windows looks really funny. I think he switched to Linux because the windows just couldn't get working. Okay, great. So on the package of these things, you're risking accidents and death. So should I fall over and die during the show? Pass on hello to my client that I'm not allowed to come with the Easter. Because I'm too important for the project. Should this watch indicate that I'm dead? He should continue. I'm dispensable. So we're going to start selecting candidates. Please put this balloon into the crowd. That worked great. Okay. I think the people in the first row can actually get up for this like seriously guys. No, you cannot help me. You can like help distributing this balloons now please. The throwing of balloons is working great if you're not sitting in this hall right now. It's like half of them are on the stage. So before the jeopardy music hasn't started yet, nothing has started. This is the journey to jeopardy and you're along for the ride. Welcome. People in the audience are startling to whistling the jeopardy music. Please do not confuse me. Of course we have more than cardio badges and USB cables. Like there's also prices from the binary kitchen. You can get like soldering kits and there is important literature on digital courage for youngsters and people who kept young.  An espionage pair of glasses. If I wear them, I think the chances of me running into an accident are increasing by the second. I can see you. But only like very little. This looks great. This looks really great. We're currently seeing a terminal window where programs are being pseudo-killed. Oh but now we can hear the sound of the jeopardy music so something seems to be going right. That's an improvement. Now they should be done. Almost worked, didn't it? Do we still have anything to mention? Oh yes, you defragmented quite well. We have another thing that we should mention. I can do it without you guys, right? If you find things, I think currently people are looking for their wallets. Please bring them to the Lost and Found. This is actually a serious thing that we're talking about. Bring anything that you find in the Lost and Found. We're all honest people here. Just take out the money as like a finder's keepers thing and then bring the wallet to the Lost and Found at least. And the owner will be thankful. Alright, so I still have a pulse that makes me feel relief. It's a bit more high than usual. I don't think we're going to make this work tonight. However, we're now sitting into a folder. Great. So we're getting there. I can just talk about the cardio village once again and the assembly. In hall two we have an assembly if you have your cardio on you. If you have questions, you want to build something, you want to do crazy things with it. You want to show what you did. Come over. We had a few cool hacks that we've already seen.  It's very sexy. Come over. The balloons are still floating in the crowd. Okay, so we can see OFTYMW. But I think that people might not understand what I'm talking about here. These camera angels are really good. They're following me. Oh, now we're getting USB. Who is at Hackagee but Jeopardy for the first time? Alright, maybe to explain this, the technique things that we talked to here are microcontroller system that are based on, I unfortunately didn't catch which microcontroller this is based on, but one of them. So it's quite. So there's a processor that has a RAM that has bridges that you have to. But it was quite reliable in the past 20 years. So it's surprising that it's not working this time around. I had somebody laughing. What was that about? I think that was sick. I think I'm going to go home. Nothing works. I don't want to anymore. Guys, please. So where are we stuck now? Where does it fail? Well, we don't have display and we don't have ethernet. Ethernet is optional. Oh my God. Big rounds of applause. Finally seeing rather 90s display of a board game translated into computer. But this causes enthusiasm amongst the crowd. Okay, so candidates in the first round can please now grab one of those balloons. If you want to be a candidate, grab one. And then we pass it on. And four people are going to come up on stage for the first round and to participate in the game about blood and honour in the very first round in the last game of this year. And if they continue to schedule us for 10 to 1 a.m. I'm also sure this is going to go any better next year. So congratulations. We have our first candidate balloon number. Oh, no, orange balloon. Come over here. Take the fast seat. There should be three more balloons in the crowd. There might be some that are stolen by trolls, but it's okay. We have more. We're prepared for this. And also, there is one balloon missing still. But Zeb said that we've just lost. We're only doing three candidates now? Well, we'll see. We're doing four candidates now. Oh, well, okay. So the fourth we don't. Okay, great. Now we have four candidates, but once again, this technicality is not set up for four. This is great. It's going wonderful again. Because of the board, what? But that must be like a short fix. But this is your area of expertise. I don't know how to cross that threshold. Does it light up? Very weakly, though. It's great. Now we have nothing. What did you do? What you took the plug? What the heck? Oh, we're back. We're back. Oh, my God. People nearly had heart attacks. Well, that was easy. It's not made for disabled people this stage. All right. Impossible. So we have four buzzers, correct, Zeck? This chair does not exist. Well, you know, this is chaos, communication, Congress. We're clearly putting the chaos in Congress right now. So the way this works is you're going to see the answers. You're going to have to buzzer. And your task and starting in round two, we're going to know how double jeopardies will explain what they are like then. You're going to have to ask a question that fits to the answer that is being displayed. Did you understand the concept? Did everybody hear the rules? Great. We sometimes are quite okay depending on your answer, but this changes. So who does not ask is dumb, which is a reference to the German intro song to the Sesame Street. Do you know the procedure you please for once hit the buzzer and say your nickname into the microphone? Tennis, I think was the fast contestant's name. Henish, Henish. Sorry, guys. Second one is Peerman. Third one is Queen of Beer. That one, no problem to understand. And the fourth one is Toby. Dear children who are watching, we're not promoting alcohol. There's other gateway drugs. Cannabis is a lot more healthy. All right, this was a great start. At any given time, I can play the music. Are we ready? Well, if it's up to me, then yes. I mean, it's only like what, 10 minutes after? Well, when do we start? Well, now. All right, I think this counts now. All right. First, Peerman may choose a category and you can choose wherever you want to. So you don't have to start at 100. Did you understand the categories? Maritime, time zones, public holidays, deprecated and e-auto or electric cars, electric vehicles, basically. So I'll take 100 deprecated. A protocol that was just because of Poodle in 2014. And someone says TLS, which was not a question. And the question is, what is SSL? We will let it count. But what we were looking for was actually SSL v3. But yeah, we'll let it count. But just for now, in the future, we won't. I'll take 200. The first really common cryptographic hash function that could actually be practically created. What was MD5 or what is MD5? Public holidays 100. Fourth of May. This is actually Star Wars Day. What is Star Wars Day? May the 4th, we were here. We think it's quite easy actually. March 14th. What's Pi Day? Yes, 159. 826. Public holidays. What's World Towel Day? Can we get the original term Towel Day? May 25th. Okay, Henning seems to be on a roll. Just to clarify, even if someone chooses, everyone may buzzer in. And this is not Connect 4. Public holidays 400. Monday, Chau Flux, Sangtips Day. Mojo Day, Disco Flux, Yeah Day. What are these public holidays? Lady Discord will not like it. Nothing. Why are there more than five? And less than 23. Does anyone know, maybe in the audience? These are the public holidays of the Discordian calendar. Okay, well, nobody. Now we need random. Please be more economical with the USB cables. Queen of Bee. Sorry, R is not there anymore. Now you're the queen of bees. I'll take public holidays for 500. Last Friday of July. This is the day in which we remember people that do good stuff in society, that are there when you need them, that are sitting in the, that are standing in the server room. So this is Sis Admin Day. And my colleague actually knew this. Okay, someone is bringing some sort of device, and now we do not have anything anymore. We have changed something. For the worse, obviously. What to do? Maybe we can do that between the rounds. And not during. Yes, we're back. I'll take time zones for 100. Yes, I'll take. Last Sunday in March. Change. Winter summer. When's the change between winter and summertime? Still. We'll get rid of it soon in Germany. Maybe. Possibly. Within days, the EU will agree on something. Time zones 200. Next to CET, there's also A, BST, IST, WAT, WEST, and WST. What time zones have summertime? There's a couple more, actually. But it's not wrong. Because it doesn't state that it's an exhaustive list. Do you want to try something else? Anyone have an idea here? Time zones in Europe? These are all the zones that have UTC plus one. So we need another randomizer. And this randomizer is choosing Henrich. Henrich? Sorry. Maritime 100. AUV. In the context, autonomous maritime robots. What's an autonomous submarine vehicle? Yeah. We'll take time zones 300. 31st December 2016. 2359. 60 UTC. When was the last second that is introduced within years? Leap second. Let's take time zones for 400. What do you see? What's the Gato time zone? I don't know who it was that made this weird shape. But let's go for E-Auto 100. What's the cyber truck? Now this is only an early prototype. At least the glass isn't broken, I guess. The pressure is increasing the same way of one atmosphere. What happens every 10 meters when deep diving, scuba diving? Auto 200. This is what you call getting energy back when breaking. We're looking for a specific term. It's not wrong, but it's quite cheap. There is a term. Are you all still driving diesel? Recuperation is the word. So this is a USB-C loading cable for your Tesla? Charging cable? I did not want to promote Tesla. I'm sure German car makers will start making e-cars within the next 100 years. Maritime 300. Sonar. What is exploring the environment using sound waves? What is not radar? He's trying not to do what we wanted from him. Can we let this slide? Yes. Who knows what it means? Like how this abbreviation is actually constituted. Sound navigation and ranging is the abbreviation. Choose something else. E-Auto 300. A chemical formula. Something more important for electric vehicles? What's lithium? What you need for batteries? Why are you starting at the top? You're very boring. E-Auto 400. Lidar. What's Lidar? Again, you want to know what this means? Well, I don't know actually. But this is using laser. Don't know. Pass. Maybe someone else knows. That's wrong. I don't understand anything that he answered. He said he didn't know. Because he said that's that with lasers. That's the one with lasers. You want to try the laser thing? What is the laser thing? Where was that? I have no idea what was just said. I didn't understand anything. Apparently it's light detection and ranging. Random is Tobi. E-Autos for 500. We're looking at a device. Which is not a radar. It's not a charging cable. The opposite of a charging cable, but not quite. It's a device that fire trucks are using. Firemen. Because electric vehicles have something other cars don't have. People are afraid of it because it might actually break out into flames. And someone said batteries, but apparently this is not a battery. So what is this? This is something that you put into a battery. A piercing applicator that is designed to put out all kinds of smoldering fires. Firemen, you can choose something. Deprecated. 300. This is how we called computers on the internet before. What's IPv4? Who still knows IPv4? Who still has it at home? You should update. It won't be supported for a long time anymore. 20, 30 years tops. Deprecated 400. The idea you could keep a crypto. A crypto would be safe if you keep it secret. Which is called security by obscurity. This idea is deprecated, but unfortunately that doesn't mean that it's not used anymore. I will say hello to the Bluetooth hotel industry. Deprecated 500. A C function that reads a string without limiting the length. And therefore actually is asking for buffer overflows. You should have programmed C, coded C before. I admit it's from the past. The whole language is deprecated. Now we use Node.js and stuff like that. No one knows the C function that reads strings. Just look at CVEs 20 years ago. I need cables, cords. Both scanF and scanF all do that. Which sounds like a great idea. If anyone gets hit, please call CERT 112. Now Toby, I'll take time zones for 500. This country has time zone UTC plus 530. What's Saudi Arabia? Saudi Arabia, I don't think so. India. What's Sri Lanka? Right! Again, your translator is new. You can choose something. So there's responsibility with answers come high responsibility. This famous wreck was found in 1986 by Jason and Jason Jr. There's so many famous wrecks. Where were they in 1986? Someone is trying to find a question. I assume it's the Titanic. Now let's make it a question. Apparently it's complicated to ask a question. How do you ask a question? Which wreck was what? Just ask a question for a ship. What's Titanic? Yes. Although, in general, we kind of like you asking more original questions than what is. So kudos for the try, but last question. We have a tie between Toby and Henig for now. And we don't know what we'll do if the tie doesn't break. We don't have a tie breaker usually, so one of Toby and Henig needs to answer. This clear winner of an online questionnaire for the name of a research ship was only used for an autonomous submarine afterwards. What's boaty McBoatface exactly? Okay, this was Toby. Thank you, Toby, that you make sure that we do not have to find out how to break a tie. We have a clear winner, which is Toby. Please come to the final round that we will be able to play in three rounds. All of the other candidates, please don't be sad because you will get a nice kitchen kit for playing around with it. This is your consolation prize. You can play around with it and maybe Queen of Bee. And for Firmin, we have an icon starter kit for soldering. Who still uses paper books? I have one for you, which is great. A digital courage book from Paralloon. That's amazing. I really like if people still read. So I'll just make some time for a little bit, just, you know, fill some time, talk a little bit. We need the balloons again. Where are they? Maybe you can get a balloon. I cannot get something. Stay there. I have autonomous segues. You know what to do. There's more balloons throwing on the ground in front of the first row. Can you please get a little bit of air out of the balloon so that I can throw this further? I will keep this balloon and I will pass it to the back room and see what happens. The audience is erupting into tears because there's no entertainment from stage right now. This is what it's like people at 130 at CCC. Somebody in silver is coming up on stage. A ghost from the past. The older people of you in the crowd might remember. FIFA is back. Aluminium Berker is back. Can we have the ventilator back, please? Oh, the fan, yes, sorry. Please continue throwing the balloons. In the next round, we're going to play on the knowledge scopes of...  Super simple. It's going to be hacking like types of attack and graphical display of that. 3D printing. If you've seen this hyper new model thing that's going to come in the next few years. So if any of you has dealt with 3D printing, there's going to be astronomy in the technical sense and a little bit of Unix basic knowledge just to be prepared. Somebody took the balloon just now. That was quite brave. But the clock's still counting. Come on, let's see some balloons flying around. The music hasn't even started yet. I'll see what's happening right now. Oh, we have music. Can we make this music play a little louder, please? Something should be happening now. Should be seeing something. Okay, we're back to seeing two terminals and there's relay sound on the headphones right now. It's beautiful in the booth. This is a bit non-great. So what am I supposed to do now? To have to go again, rambling on. Only four times of me singing, really. Some people who used to be copycats, remember now. There's two per round. If I did not miscalculate, we're doing right. All right. We're missing a buzzer? Really? Where's the fourth buzzer? Aluminium burger, can you please press the buzzer? Press the buzzer, please. There we go. All right. Where are the balloons? People with balloons come to the stage, please. But I know you already. That does not count. You caught it, really? Really? Okay, this is. You can also take the long way up, but... He wants to walk past the laptop with all the solutions. But it doesn't exist. We clearly know all the questions from our brain, like by heart. No, sorry. Nothing difficult. Don't be worried. Don't be afraid. All of this should be super simple. Everybody should know this. Come on, take a seat. There's a chair. It's not there for nothing. Yes, sit down. I mean, we can exchange this. There's enough chairs in the audience. Push the buzzer, put your name in. Voxelos. So the first name is... Voxelos. That wasn't that hard. Second player is Dura. I think we had this bunny up on stage before. And the third player is... Mana Worm. In English, this would technically be pronounced mana wire. But whatever. So, randomized, we're going to pick the starter. I'm going to take telescope 500. Steaks are being raised. Okay, now we have double jeopardies. So the right to choose, it does actually matter. So if you get to a square that has double jeopardy, you're the sole person that can answer this, and you get double points. So choosing a category and at which level actually matters now. You can influence the game to your own advantages. Salt. I mean, all the other categories might have helped to this one, but you know. What telescope is this? It is not a salt telescope, as in salting things. This was a tactical question I asked. I see this very un-tactical, but okay. Maybe it helps with the others, but where are the astronomers? Who knows this telescope? Something is being screamed in from the audience. South African Large Telescope is the question that we were asking for. What is the South African Large Telescope? So the aluminum burqa now can have a choice of category. Everything porridge 400. In German, it's kind of a word play because it's about units, but it's also kind of the same. She reached double jeopardy. So the question is how much do we want to put in? We're putting in 200. 256 TBSP, so tablespoons. 256 tablespoons. I mean, you have to answer, but my recommendation is to take a guess and based on TBSP you could take the country and you could, kind of 256 are like a clear cut unit in that country. I mean, we take a thousand, but they take this weird kind of thing, these imperialists. I think it's something like three liters, a little bit above three liters, but we can't really help that much, can we? I think it says something. Saying something beautiful empirical. If you don't know, we can like open this up to the public. Well, like take a wild guess. I'm going to pass. Something, something. If you don't say anything is wrong, it can't be worse than that. This was not a question. That's a bit sad. So this question is now open to the public. Translator booth already knows. What is a foot? Great try, my friend. Not happening. What is a foot? Really? Have you ever put TBSP into your own height? It's not what they're saying on stage. This is me being a ranger, what they're suggesting. So if you take 256 TBSP next to one another, that would come up to one foot. Creative way of seeing this. I'd never, no, no, definitely. No, that is not correct. Anybody got an idea? What is a gallon? The audience screamed it loud enough for the people on stage to understand. It's beautiful. I will only fill my tank with TBSP now. So we're going to take 3D printing for 300, 400, 3D printing 400. What is a standard MIMA step motor? The NEMA step motor. It's a standard step motor. You may continue. 3D printing 200. What is a nozzle where the film moment is coming out when you're 3D printing? Well, yes. I mean, somebody is in secret printing 3D. You know that's forbidden in Germany? That kind of high-tech stuff? In this format, what is G-code was the question to the answer that I did not have time enough to translate because they were too quick to respond to it on stage. If you manage one whole row, you will get a USB cable. What is warping? And the enterprise is flying with that. 3D printing 500, please. Liberator. Who is laughing out in the audience? This is not funny. In the context of 3D printing, who or what is the liberator? The dark force of the 3D printing sphere. Nobody dares. Who ever laughed so loud? I think Dura is laughing. What's the service called where I can generate a personalized vibrator? Would be great if that was the name of it, but please do not use the liberator as a vibrator. That's all I can recommend. That could really backfire. Don't recommend it. Does anyone know? BND, did you take a video tape of that? So what is the first 3D printed gun? There's a lot of legal weapons that you can 3D print if you want to. But what's that 3D service called? You probably know. So we're going to randomly select Voxelos. We're going back to the unity porridge. 0.00011574 hertz. Commonly known as... You can count up from the second. Does that... No, it should be like 86 something thousand. I mean, I could try to help with the calculation. By those kind of 86.000 seconds. Is that true? Yeah, no, possibly. Unfortunately not. It's one day. Aluburka is taking the board back. Hacking 100. We can see this flow chart. What kind of attack are we seeing here? What is a crypto locker? What is ransomware? Yeah, that was correct. 0.2, that's really not a lot of money. This is not worth it. I think that's when the return was better. Hacking 200. What is a bug bounty? A lot more honest than crypto Trojan horses. The ethical hotline is going to continue guessing. Def 400. Though the name... Despite the name, there's no nulls. What is def null? Def 200. I mean, the others could have known this. What is def u random? There's always a coincidence. The answer went away again. Def 400. This device was named after devices that were used to transmit written things for a long distance. The rest of you, please don't fall asleep. You've reached the 23. Everyone else may now start. Hacking for 300. Hacking for 300. What is a Zinfloat attack? What is a Zinfloat attack? Kind of like denial of service, yes, exactly. But that's almost deprecated. Now we have different attacks. Def 400.  It needs to be some sort of slash def. I'm not sure what you need this for. Often or sometimes or ever. Because I actually have a hard drive for this, but maybe you want to just guess. Didn't work so well before. Who knows this? Def 0 is wrong. Def Full is right. Whoever had Def Full, please take a cord, a cable. Duracell is choosing something. Def 500. Double Jeopardy. Everything is minus 900. Can I do minus 900? Oh, it's of the value of the field, not yours. This is where under Linux, King, Bluetooth, the zero lives. It doesn't make more sense in German, so I'm sorry. I do not understand the question in German. I've heard more modern smartphones have this. It's supposed to be more in fashion soon. It's very tragic. There's self-help groups for people that are called Heinrich. I'm still thinking. I'm still trying to find out how much time I have left. They started another timer, I guess. Slower one? Or maybe just quieter and field slower? What do I find at slash def slash? BT. CMD. B was already wrong. Who knows this? What's in slash def HCI zero? You can continue. But you should take a look at Bluetooth. It's amazing. Another great picture of an exploit or an attack. What's responsible disclosure? Very important. All of us are doing it all the time. Please be slower. It's too unicolor. Unfortunately, someone is too slow, so they were advised to click faster. And the cable is longer to the buzzer. So that might be the problem. It's not the speed of light within fiber. I'll try hacking 500. This looks complicated. This is a dammit. Denial of service. They're installing rats. What's a worm? A worm does not install a rat. But let's be neutral. I don't manage to get the exception, so I don't know. Dura has another try. This is chain hacking. What is chain hacking? So chain hacking is not the usual term for this. We can't get rid of these hackers. In this case, it's man-a-worm. Luborka now has a fan, so they should be more successful now. Yeah, that's... ...hacking. Pull out the plug of the jeopardy bar. Didn't you have so many extension cards? Okay, someone fetches something. It can only take hours to get this. So, alubuker, can you choose a category? Is there still a double jeopardy? So no, there isn't. Just choose one. Probably plug out bits. 200 units, 200. One fortnight. It's a long time interval, many days. What is a government shutdown? What, government shutdown? No, they don't only take a fortnight, right? Okay, no minus. Yeah, two weeks, right. One to the back please. So, randomness, Jesus, Dura. Change the score please. Let's take units 500. 500? Oh, that's a unit of area. Just for avoiding confusion with volume and blank. Some hints. That's a pretty small area, but it's larger than a football field. What is a Saarland? We don't want to say that Saarland is a small state. But it's the smallest, right? So, you can continue. Unis 300 please. No one likes telescopes. 0.7 foot pounds, that's exactly the right value. What's a Newton meter? What's a Newton meter? A Newton meter. You multiply it. It's not a Newton meter. It's correct. Oh yeah, I can calculate that. One joule. Sorry, for that. Now you're positive. Telescope 200 please. Telescope 200. That's going to be fun, this category. The ELT, what is the extremely large telescope? What did you say? Extremely large telescope. Extremely extreme, we're not in English class today. Telescope 300. This wasn't actually built. And it's no T in there, but not in the aberration. But it's the same type as the former one, the previous one. The L is again large. Is anyone courageous right now? I already heard it, the overwhelmingly large telescope. Put it over there, the cable. So choose the last of the two telescopes, 400 please. There's no L in there. That's not large. Well, it's not small. It's not large, it's not small either. The M stands for meter. The T doesn't stand for a thousand. It's the southern meter telescope. No, it's not. It's a terameter telescope. I have a theory why they didn't finish it. No, it's not. What is the 10,000 meter telescope? You know how large telescopes are usually? Larger is always possible, right? No, the number is smaller. I think we'll just take... What's the 3 meter telescope? What is the 30 meter telescope? The category was really good. We still have one. One more, one more. We opened the... What's the very large telescope? Yes! We have a very tight winner. Please stay near. We have a very close second place as well. Here's something from the binary kitchen nibble area. Another set. More sets of a book. From digital courage. Paper, dead trees. One hamburger forest had to die for that. Aluboka maybe. Two nice books. Also something. Thanks for the binary kitchen. And on to the last round before the finals. Pfeffer was better. Since he started vlogging he doesn't have time to prepare anymore. A fourth candidate. Not only the first draws. So I'll explain the categories. In the category planets it'll be about planets and planets. In magic JavaScript you'll need to know JavaScript internals. OTLRA abbreviations. Markings are documents that are not meant for your eyes. Number codes are some number series that you have to interpret. Someone else comes with a balloon that's gonna be difficult. So down. And we have again four brave candidates.  Do you know the game? Press a button. Say your name. D. We have music guys. The next one? First we need the technology supply. That didn't work that well. And again. Badest hacking. How to use it? Turn it. But Vau would have liked it. He has Leedspeak in his name. It's Leedspeak in his name. Be aware of him. No pulse anymore. Oh my pulse is out. We have a free board. And the only one who can pronounce the coincidence is Bakubil. We have a free board and the only name random generator can say is Bakubil. Who takes magic JavaScript for 200. We want to know what does this evaluate for? What is an array? No. JavaScript experts? I have to try the console for a moment. What is an object? You can't really guess it. You have to know it. What is not a number? There will be a number as a result. What is null? Zero? Yes. We should logically just take it. What is null? What is null? What is null? Okay, we should logically just take the next one because it shows how logical JavaScript is. But we'll take markings for 200. We want to know what this means on a document. What is the abbreviation for top secret? Yes. We can download it from Snowden. Marking 300. F-O-U-O. It's a bit below top secret. You don't even have to bother looking at it. See, you never looked at the Snowden file to the top row. Is that possible? Nobody wants to try. Then we don't have to throw USB cables at the audience again. For official use only. So for everyone. Exactly. The random number generator chooses X. And remember that is double-jabberty. And magic JavaScript for 300. Remember that the earlier one was zero. Now it's the other way around. So one of the answer familiar is truno. What is an array? No. What is not a number? Also not true. What is an object? Yes. That's true. Who knew this? I'm very very sorry for you. Okay, you can choose something. Magic JavaScript for 400. No, not everything. It's gonna be guessing between not a number and array. I'm not sure you want to say that much. It's 400, so I'll say 200. Everyone who says oh no, I want to know it from you then. So for a normal programming language I'd expect plus infinity, but for a German script it's not a normal number, so it can't be. So the problem is it's JavaScript. So far you've been very good. For a normal language you'd expect this. What do you expect for a non-normal language? In JavaScript there was the highest number, the highest integer you could destroy. Okay, I'm still thinking, but I just say, assuming that JavaScript is normal, what is plus infinity, and that's false. What is zero? No. What is one? That's the wrong direction. Minus one is wrong. Not the number is wrong. Zero was halfway on the way to the right number. Also not undefined. Minus infinity. What? We searched for hours to look for the right argument for that. So if you don't pass any, then it's going to be minus infinity. So the implementation works like this. It starts with the lowest number possible, minus infinity. So if you look for more numbers in there, if there's any bigger, then it replaces minus infinity. But if there are none, it just returns minus infinity. So we need random numbers. FJW. Magic JavaScript 100. True plus true. What's two? Correct. That was just the 100. Magic JavaScript 500. Or you like them, or you want to get them done. What's object? We already had that. What's an array? No. What is not a number?  You're losing points like that. It's about the almost unique black cardio. The dark cardio. Not purchasable by money. Yeah, it's the empty string. Give that to the empty string, please. The random number generator chooses cron. Planets 500. I'd also start with that. The planet is in the box. The white thing in the middle is the star. A description would be fine. The name is a bonus. It's also not Sauron's eye. But you know where he got it from, Sauron? Anyone? The first planet? The first what? The first exoplanet what? Correct. The first photographed exoplanet. Directly, it's relative, but... Yeah, it's name is Formelhout B. The name is very important. Because if they're ever going to visit us, we have to... We have to greet them. Sounds like they're dangerous aliens, given that the name is Dagen Dagen. Where is it? Well, here, right? Well, he cheated, right? The random number generator chooses... Well, now we're gonna do markings 100. What's a marking that says it's not for U.S. citizens? Whatever, that's useful, but whatever. Okay, a marking for 400. V. We don't want you to list them all, but we want to know the name. Listing them gives a bonus. I told you no one's gonna know this, but you don't want to believe me. If they don't read the Snowden documents, it's not nice. Poor Snowden lives in Russia now, because he brought the documents. But what are you doing? Just watching XKCD. The five eyes, they are... shells, right? You don't say, right? Well, the coincidence world, Bakuble. I'll take 200. Number codes for 200 from Bakula. What is the usual abbreviation for lead-speak or lead? Yes, that's correct. What about the points? We have an all-negative board here, with a tie between the two lowest-rated ones. If you're all negative in the end, no one's gonna go into the final. So we just have three, that's gonna be fine too. And number codes for 300, everything. Don't have much to lose. That is not photoshopped. I promise. I believe it's also not humor, just a bit. We're only interested in the number of... Oh, the other stuff is not important, you can also ignore it. What I'm most interested in is figuring out why this guy has a broader flower wisdom. What do you mean? What do you want to express? They want to tell us something. The obvious guys would be that it's a number for 100 policemen, but what do they want to say, as was it? I'll give a hint. It's also below there. We've heard it from the audience. They say that all colors are beautiful and engage for more color in the society.  I'm not sure. What do you do? It's okay. Lamps are colorful now. I just lifted this up. Not funny. We need a technician here. It's an ACAP technician in the room. We choose Ron. Ron? We take planets for 400. I'm sure that's much easier. Who knows what the planet is called? We want to know the planet. That's right. What is a woman called we just saw? Number codes for 100. What is the answer to the universe? Life and so. Number codes 400. Not what is 10 times. What is the number code for international V-Day? Whatever that's supposed to be. I also didn't understand it. We don't really know what this means. I didn't really know it. It was right. It was right. What was it? When is the international V-Day? An international way of writing the date? A weekday was the right answer. You can continue. 500. What's the perfect number? Because if you reverse it, it's 37 and the binary code is the reverse of the binary is 37. So it's a perfect number. I'd give it a neutral. We are searching for a meaning. What is coded with this number? Not just some beautiful number. Do we need a jury? What is a perfect number? It is a perfect number, but it's about codes. We want to know the meaning. It didn't just came up with it. I'd give it a neutral because it doesn't really fit the category. The right answer was good luck when telegraphing planets for something. What planet is this? What is the Uranus? I was right. What is the planet 900? Plants for 100. What is Venus? What is Venus? What is Venus? What is Venus? What is Pluto? That's right. Who is the Plutus of planet fraction? Very good fight for the small ones in the universe. Okay, continue. Can you explain what OTLA means? It means abbreviations of companies or something. Take 100. What is international business machines? They used to build computers. OTLA 200? What is the abbreviation for the European Space Agency? That's correct. OTLA 300? You don't have to know that. But fear, panic and so on, we won't count that. Neither. So who really knows that you're in the wrong room. I saw one hand back there. Software application program in the industry. But you didn't have a nice life, did you? Software applications program. But you didn't have a nice life, did you? Here, take your cable. Maybe take two. Maybe you need it. Random number generator. So planets, 300. What is the earth? What's carbon? Correct. OTLA 400? What is the general roundabout of Germany? That's wrong. What's the first German public channel? That's financed by your taxes. The working group of something in Germany. There's also the commercial stuff. So, two more questions. Choose a category. OTLA for 500. EDK. When they were founded, they were written like that. Expanded. We want the name expanded. What? Exactly, the shopping community of the colonial merchants. EDK. And from EDK to EDK. So this EDK turned into EDK. So one more question. Marking 500. I think we don't say too much if we say that it's an auto marking. So TS is already known. What's the abbreviation for confidential top secret? You need to think a little bit more galactical. I mean it's a scenario. Cosmic top secret. Yes, someone... So, Kron is slightly positive. So, they have a final ticket. So you can stay. So the... Let me doctor, I'm through. More electronics. For soldering. Can I have a cable? Not the soldering guy. But some digital courage pens. So... Finals. We need the winners from last year and the previous rounds. So he goes to place one. So, same rules as before. Hit the button and say your name. With an A, please. Thank you. Oh, Kron. Python 3. Snippets from Python 3. And we want to know what they output. Buzzwords are buzzwords that are very often used. SCDR are error outputs from different command line tools. Then there's GSMTLA acronyms from GSM. Not only three letters. The last thing is memory technologies. There are pictures and we want to know the term. So we only have half an hour left or it will become very expensive for the CCC. So let's hurry. Maybe standard error 400 for the double jeopardy. What's the program that could output this on standard error? What's ping? What does ping say? A good start. Standard error 200. What does SSH say? If you configured it correctly and the other person did not. 300. What is curl? That's how curl looks while you're downlining words. We already know that. What does NMAP say? NMAP can't actually do something so dangerous for the whole range. If you use a go someone would have known this. Who knows that? Too many files? Mask and write. Something you can use to scan the whole internet in one hour. There's still a lot of VNC servers at the old password. The random NMAP generator. The only natural opposite of natural dumbness and the answer is artificial intelligence. What are cryptographic chains at data sets? The answer is blockchain. GSMTLA for 100. GPRS. What else? No idea. How many hands do you know that? A few. One try? I don't know but I'll just guess. What is general package reduction service? Such a great guess. Close but no. Should we give it a minus or a neutral for the good guess? Okay let's make it neutral. Someone else? Who knew it? General package radio service. Yeah that's right. You'll have a lot of fun with this category. Sorry now. That was the easy one. We'll choose Ksyrile. STDR100. What does MKDR say? That was only the 100. Password 300. Home devices. Which are called that are usually not that. What are smart devices? Right. You don't have to clap. Smart devices are very very sad. The 400. More transparent, more flexible, more faster. What is agile software development? That's true. She's MTLA for 200. She's MTLA for 200. What is the International Mobile Equipment Identifier? What is the International Mobile Equipment Identifier? Very good. I'll take everything back and say the opposite. 300. What is the base transceiver station? What is the base transceiver station? I'll never get rid of my USB cables that way if you know everything. It'll be 400. That's the 3-form factor. I'll take everything back and say the opposite. 300. What is the 3-form factor? What is the 3-form factor? Micro-SIM, Mini-SIM. Third-generation form factor. Third-generation form factor. Also known as Micro-SIM. Would you like to try a 500? No. Did he get it right? I'll take everything back. Do you think I don't hear over here? So I'll take... 200. It's 5.25 floppy. We'll let it go. It was an 8-inch. We're still under-accounted. It was 8 inches. How do you realize... How do you recognize it from the size? You could also recognize it from the position of the index lock. But size is good too. So the answer is one is wrong and one is right. So 100. What is... Magnet band. Magnet band. Magnetic tape. Magnetic tape. Python 3, 100. We want to know what the return is. What is 42? Right. What is 42? What does a Python program look like? That returns 42 in a very easy way. The bus works for 500. The bus works for 500. Everything. Everything. From the ancient Greek... Steering derived prefix used for the demonstration of your own inability. What is cyber? Right. We have the opinion that this was cyber. The Python 3 for 200. What is 7? That's correct. Who's thought 16? That's extra, not powers. I'm surprised that you're having such a category after having let it last time. 500, Python 3. What did you wish for? You wished for it. My cyber peeps. My cyber peeps. I think I've held on longer than whatever it is.  If it doesn't melt down right away. It's probably peeps. It's already peeps. It's still working. It stops stabilizing. We can still show the stream. But only if it doesn't show anything else. Now both peeps. Now both peep? Yes. Have you already given up? No, it doesn't balance at all. It's getting more, I think. The most exciting part is in row 5. What's 23? What? What's 23? 23 is correct. What's 23? That's correct. In principle, that's... I have some notes, comments on this. We see us in code review. 400. What is ACAP? What is ACAP? With the great lift and turn operation. With the intuitive lift reverse operator. Python 3, 300, please. It's becoming easier. The others can also press. What are you doing with your digits? Yeah, 16. We shift in 1 to 2 and then shift in 2 times 4 and then we have 16. We shift 1 to 8 and then to 16. No Python... Questions less. I might win if BNW now gets a stroke. So, memory technology. What's... A hole card. What's a hole card? What's a punch card? Why did someone say no? He said punch tape. We took the card on purpose. But is it still okay? Yeah. He isn't that old. I guess we have to allow for this. Memory technology is 400. What's a magnetic rope memory? What is magnetic rope memory? What's magnetic car memory? Yeah. Core memory. Yeah, that's correct. Can you do it like this? You can do it, but that's not really handy. Speicher technology for 500.  You're really a beast. Memory technology. Everything. What's delay light memory? Torsion wire delay memory. What's torsion memory? That vibrates and reflashes. It can store one kilo bit apparently. Clifford, someone had that. So we're gonna play the last one as well. Edge. That's only available in Germany. The only connection that you can get with O2. But it's correct. Maybe someone will do it. So we have to give the 100 pack to someone. Does anyone know it? No microphone? Pity. The microphone was dead. Can someone switch it on? What does enhanced data rate for GPRS evolution?  We did it. Congratulations to everyone who's still awake. We have a clear winner. Applause please. I think it was deserved. So big question to Manaverm. Do you want the black cardio or 50 USB-C cables? I have a cardio, I was at camp. So five of these, your hacker space will be thankful. And Cyril, who also played very well, gets the black cardio.


Hey, this is Christy with Art of Awakening and welcome to this New Moon in Aries reading. This is a reading for Friday, April 5th through April 11th, which will be next Thursday. It's a lunar week starting with the New Moon in Aries on the 5th. And I'm feeling just a little playful today. I don't know why maybe because the sun is so shining bright in the springtime. I thought I'd pull out all the decks, not all of them, but a lot of them.  We'll just do a quick reading with a whole bunch of different cards that it'll be fun. As always, thank you so much for watching. Appreciate your likes, your subscribes. And this is the 4th of daily uploads all through April as a thank you for reaching 1000 subscribers last month. So thanks to everybody who has liked and subscribed, all that stuff. Alright, so just introduce the decks I'm using here in the... I'm actually using this as the east position here because it's actually facing east where I'm at. That's the animal messages deck from Susie Green. And in the north position, we have the Shaman Wisdom cards from White Derechison. I've pre-shuffled all these by the way. And this is my Spirit Animal Awareness Deck in the west position. That's this one and the link to purchase this deck is below if you're interested. And here in the south position, I'm using the Medicine Cards by Jamie Samms and David Carson. And then I may top it off with a Michael Card Archangel Michael deck from Drain Virtue. Love Michael, he's the best buddy of mine. Alright, so let's get started. I'm gonna just go ahead and draw a card from the Animal Messages Deck and we'll see what that wants to say. Okay, we've got Beaver. Investing in Home Comforts. Alright, so Beaver's got a lot of meetings. Home Comforts could be one of them easily and then there's always also the busyness. And I'm kind of getting that, not necessarily that it has to be super busy, but it could. So just kind of be aware that this week could be a busy one and that you have control over it. So that, you know, there's busyness and there's busyness, right? So there's busyness that actually is productive and, you know, maybe we should say business, right? Or there's busyness that's just running on a hamster wheel. Beaver is a rodent, just like a hamster. So just be aware and be sure that you are choosing what serves you best and that you can dial back on the busyness if you need to stay aware of, you know, if things are busy, kind of look at, okay, is this really productive? Is this productive busyness? Because Beaver is a productive animal. I mean, it really, it gets a lot done. It's not out there to spin its wheels. Beaver is not a hamster, all right? So just kind of keep that in mind. And also it likes to eat aspen, which is a very fast-growing tree. So I keep getting this, like this, this month of April just seems like a lot of growth happening in this month. Okay, we're gonna head to the north position here. I already shuffled these. I did. All right, so let's just see what card wants to jump out. Oh, this one. Flying Leaf Moon, all right. So these cards are very interesting and they're a deck that I'm still kind of learning to work with. And some of the things in them, like the moons, the different moons, I'm not all that familiar with. So that, I take that as a learning opportunity. And see what they say about Flying Leaf Moon actually refers to late October, October 24th through November 21st, which would be like the Scorpio season, okay? So this is talking about death and transformation, like the leaves falling and moving into the, you know, into the earth, getting ready for the winter. This is kind of letting go of the old, so that the new can in its time spring forward. So we've had a lot of purging over the past year. But this week might be one where, like, the ghosts come up and like don't, you don't necessarily have to expect this, but if they do, like there may be some things that haven't quite been cleared or, you know, just the final, final bits that need to be cleared. So just kind of be aware that if things come up, if you find emotions flaring or, you know, maybe depression or whatever hardships or challenges coming up, just, just realize that it's just coming up because it's, it's just time to let something go and come to center and just, you know, allow it to, you know, allow the emotions that just notice them, but don't get caught up in them. You know, this could be a, might be a good week to, you know, this could be a, might be a good week to just kind of work through whatever is left that you need to let go of. It could be just even, even spring cleaning. Even spring cleaning, I've got a new roommate that came in, it's kind of purging stuff and I've got my kids and it's time for me to do that too. I think a lot of us are starting to think about just what even physical things are we needing to let go of so that we can really step into this coming year you know, with our energy clear, full moon in general is a really good time to purge. So consider any kind of clearing ritual, purging ritual, letting go. A ritual might be a really good thing to consider doing. There's something, maybe a relationship that you've already left, but you find that you keep thinking about things that happened and that's haunting you and just trying to, maybe write a letter or something and then burn it. Come forward. I've got several that keep wanting to come forward. But this, this is the West position. I think it's this one, Tiger. All right, trusting yourself. Tiger's very, like all cats, very kind of self-contained. All right. And Tiger, I find, comes up with a lot of healers. A lot of healers seem to resonate with Tiger a lot. So there could be some inner healing work to do, maybe in conjunction with this letting go purging kind of thing. So you are your own best healer. Always remember that. It's like it's good to work with healers. Like sometimes we need that help that guidance, but ultimately you are your own best healer and your inner, you know, your higher self knows, knows what to do. So trust your gut this week. And finally, we're gonna, this deck, this is the medicine cards deck. Oh, I like this deck. I'm with the Shazam symbol on the back. Whoa, Shazam. Let's see. What does someone want to say here? Porcupine. Okay, I'm sort of getting two sides to this. One is sensitivity, right? We can, we're overly sensitive.  So just, just watch that in yourself and in others. Like be aware that others might be having this sort of sensitive mode and that there might be the tendency to see everything as a quill being thrown at them or see things like challenges, like there's this tendency sometimes to see challenges as like a quill that's stuck that won't come out, all right? Keep aware that this is a mindset, but just be super sensitive to, you know, that in you and others there may be this tendency to kind of be overly sensitive. On the other hand, the other side of porcupine, feel what it feels like to be a porcupine and you've got all this protection around you, just all this stuff. I mean, you can look at these quills, they look like rays of light. If you hear that scratching, that's your roommate's bearded dragons. I think they're mating. That's hilarious. Okay, so there's a lot of like creative energy going on right now. But think about the porcupine and it looks like it's just surrounded in light. And I wonder if I felt playful. And just like imagine yourself just encased in light with like as a porcupine, like covered in these light rays, like sort of like selenite crystal, you know, selenite ones or something, all over your back. And just kind of, you know how porcupine doesn't rush its way through, things that just sort of trundles. It just kind of takes its time and trundles because it doesn't have to rush. It knows it's protected. So this is like going back to this beaver thing. It's when we start feeling anxious and rushed that we start doing that hamster wheel thing. Okay, so if we kind of kind of combine porcupine and beaver, we can just kind of trundle through the week and really get a lot done this week. But also just kind of keeping in mind that sometimes, you know, sometimes the most productive thing is to sit back and just breathe. So just, this is a really good week to consider our balance, be aware of where we're in balance. Maybe that's why I was called to do this four directions kind of reading.  We want to always be balanced. So let's see if Michael can give us some guidance on how to stay balanced this week. Interesting. Time to leave this unhealthy situation. I think this really hits our home with that Scorpio energy in there and the letting go. This may be a very powerful week for just finally stepping out of situations that haven't served us, of belief systems that haven't been serving us, you know, false beliefs, emotions that haven't been serving us, maybe job situations that haven't been serving us, maybe relationships. You know, really, I think he's really saying, you know, really think about that purging. And it's okay to leave. Like it can be scary sometimes to change, to step into the unknown, you know, but the more aware we can be about what's going on, the easier that is. And just know that you are protected and that you have that inner guidance. Okay, you're guided and protected. So enjoy this week. I think this is gonna be a really good week for a lot of people. It feels like it can be a week that really, like feels like a week of putting down roots of, you know, maybe taking some practical steps for a really good future. So I have a good one and we'll catch you again. Turn off.


Smallholder farmers in the northeast of Brazil, poor people that plants cocoa and reforests. And in one year, the income of those guys increased around 38%. It's incredible, because we are making money for us, we have a positive return. And also we are helping the people to have a better life and also to protect the nature and to reforest. So this is the impact investing. When you look at those other aspects of the investing, not just the graphs, which is important, okay, I'm gonna make money, yes, but what's the cost for everyone?