The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents this is your FBI This is your FBI the official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society is Representative in your community Would you know what to say if your telephone should ring like this? Yes, this is the Radio Checking Bureau. Is your radio turned on now? Why yes, it is what program are you listening to please? It's this is your FBI just starting. Do you know who sponsors that program? Oh sure I do. It's my good friends the Equitable Life Assurance Society Or just last Wednesday my Equitable Representative told me about a special life insurance plan for men and women on the way up Believe me. That's one great life insurance plan So naturally I know that this is your FBI is sponsored by the Equitable Society and in just 15 minutes I'll give full information about the Equitable Society's plan for men and women on the way up tonight's FBI file the wayward brothers It is the business of your FBI to investigate crime And in the carrying out of that business it is necessary that they know as much as possible about the habits of the criminal Because crime prevention is also a part of the work done by the Federal Bureau of Investigation A recent study undertaken by your FBI revealed a fact which will seem odd to those of you who are law-abiding citizens There are seasons in crime Seasons just as there are in every other business During the winter months the criminal concentrates on crimes against property Crimes like auto theft armed robbery and arson But in the spring and summer months in this season of the year The criminals fancy turns to people and the fashion is to commit crimes against the person crimes like extortion kidnapping and murder The night's FBI file opens in a small private plane that's flying over the desert wasteland of one of our southwestern states The young man is seated at the controls of the plane. He speaks to a girl who sits beside him So, yes honey see that maser down there on the left. Yeah, that's our landmark. Oh 20 minutes more and we're at the ranch. I Kind of sorry to hear that. I really enjoyed this flight so much. Well, I hope you'll enjoy the ranch, too Well, of course I will Ned There's something I think I'd better tell you right now Well It's about your mother and dad Ned I I'm scared to death about meeting Are you kidding? Why they're the sweetest guys you like? I know all that but well, you're their only son We're engaged and they'll love it. I hope Susie baby. Will you please? Hey trouble I don't know Yeah We got trouble. What do we do? Oh, just stay where you are, honey keep calm. I will I don't think this motor's coming back We're now at about 800 feet I'm gonna try to set it down easy. Well, you've got plenty of landing field Miles and miles of death. It isn't as flat as it looks from here Well, if we're lucky we'll hit a good spot Tighten your safety belt so sure I'm afraid we're losing altitude too fast I'm gonna try to set it down right If I could just level her off a little more Ned we're going to crash easy, baby Pain I told you I'd seen the fall. Yeah Let's have a look at it cloud in to the sand pretty deep Yeah, do you think there's people in it Chuck? I Don't know Well, let's have a look. It's stayed in one piece anyway Yeah, this looks like the door right here. I'll try it anybody in there Man and a female alive and breathing That's those the female anything else in there Wait Okay It is one of them right Is the other I got it What about the people? What about them? Don't you want to search them before we go through the banks? No, why not? Well, I'm lifting the people out to what for so as we can tend to what's gone into you Nothing, why don't we take what we can here and just leave them be take a look at them bags slim They cost plenty so does a private airplane so what? Well, these folks must be worth money We'll get lots more out of be a nice to them. I don't go along with that Nobody's asking you to slim. That's just how we're doing it Now give me a hand Some 50 miles away from the scene of the plane crash in an FBI field office Special agent Jim Taylor is about to leave on an assignment. Hey, Jim. Oh, yes, but where are you going? Allowing up a report that just came in from the Indian agent down in Tevis What about although there's a murder committed on the reservation last night man's body was found early this morning What's the story? Well, the victim was an archaeologist. His name was Adam He came in from the east about three weeks ago. He planned to spend the summer on the reservation Did he work alone? Yes. How is it killed stabbing was he in a fight? I don't know Pratt. There hasn't been much evidence collected to date When was he last seen yesterday afternoon? He was believed to have been in the company of two other men any idea who they were not yet But I think we have the movie for it. What is it robbery? I understand that it was generally known that this man Adams carried quite a bit of cash Oh, and when his body was found his effects were pretty well ransacked But ironically enough the thieves never did find his money. How was that? Well, he wore a belt around his waist and his assailant didn't search him that closely Well, Jim these two men that Adams who was riding with sound like pretty good suspects fat I can give you a better answer to that after I've been down there Take it easy mister Just lie still where Where am I in a cabin my leg? I think it's busted How did wait Where's Sue? Well, where is she a gal who was in the plane with you? Yes, she's right in the next room How is she still passed out? What's wrong? Is she injured? What is it? I don't know Help me up. I'll go it Told you that leg was busted Who's with Sue? Is anyone taking care of her? No Why not look? We took you both from the airplane Wasn't that enough? I didn't realize that I'm sorry I'm very grateful too Is this your cabin? No, but we're staying in it Where's my plane? About 10 miles from here How far from a town are we? About 30 miles Who else is here besides yourself? My brother Chuck Have you a car? No, horses Could one of you go into town at once? What for? A doctor A young lady who is with me must need one It looks as though I do too Well, I'll see what my brother says Where is he? Outside Please call him in here I'll talk to him first Tell him I'll pay him well for his trouble I'll tell him I'll be back Did you swim? Yeah How are they? The fellas come too Oh He asked me to come out and talk to you What for? He wants that one of us should go in town for a doctor Did you tell him how far it was? Yeah He said he'd pay you well for your trouble How much? I didn't ask You been going through the bag? Yeah Find anything? Well, no go, but I've been reading these letters These fellas' families, real rich Where they located? On a ranch, 30 odd miles from here You gonna talk to him about getting a doctor?  Yes, I was lucky enough to find the knife that the killer used There were several good prints on the handle What about the two men on horseback? Got a general description on them Had nothing really worthwhile I'm gonna get these prints off to the laboratory at once Hey, wait a minute I'm setting out a set of prints myself No, what on? Well, a call came in right after you left this morning A family named Robinson They were ranched about 20 miles out of town They reported that their son had left Denver yesterday In his own plane, his fiance was with him Yes The plane was to arrive at the ranch early last evening After it was several hours overdue, searching parties were sent out I see At that point, the plane was spotted from the air The pilot landed, examined young Robinson's plane and found it empty He noticed, however, that there were blood stains in the cabin And numerous prints of horses hooves around the plane He returned and reported this to the boy's family Where did Robinson's plane land? On the Indian reservation, that's why the family called here Did you go out and look it over? Yeah You'll find any? Just a fingerprints I mentioned before Well, Pat, I wouldn't say that either one of us had an easy assignment So let's go to work Go on in, Slim Okay Hey, where is he? Huh? He was stretched right out there on that bunk He's gone Well, now, he didn't come out We was right by the door Yeah, but... Oh, he's probably in the next room with his girlfriend But he couldn't walk That leg of his Yeah, he got in here all right See? Huh Mister, this here is my brother Oh Hi I thought you couldn't walk I couldn't I sort of dragged myself in here I knew my fiance would need me She's still out? Yes What about a doctor? Will you get one? Well, that sort of depends, mister On what? On what it's worth to you That's unimportant Name your price Okay Uh, $10,000 What? You heard me What? That's sheer robbery That's how you feel, mister You don't have to pay We don't have to get no doctor Oh, now look You can see for yourself This girl is desperately in need of help Mm-hmm Please be reasonable She's your girl, mister Why don't you help her? Sure Go get the doctor yourself Oh, you know that's impossible You know I can just barely move Then it looks like you better pay I haven't got it You can get it easy enough Just write a note to your family I happen to know their ranch is nearby Tell them to put up the money Slim here can deliver the note They wouldn't stand for anything like that Then I guess the girl don't get no doctor Look, you have horses here I'll go into town myself No, you just stay put No, let go of me Let me get out Oh, no No When he comes to Slim You'll write his family We will reopen tonight's FBI file in just a moment Now a special message to people on the way up To the man who will soon phone his wife To tell her good news like this Listen, honey I've just seen the ACME company They've offered me the job And boy, what an increase in salary Yes, that's one of the great moments of life And when it happens to you When you finally achieve the success You're working and planning for Make sure you have life insurance Designed to order for you Right now investigate the equitable society's Special life insurance plan For men and women on the way up A plan for people of all ages Who expect to be earning more money Three years from now than they are today Does that mean that this equitable plan is flexible? 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Oh Pat! Yeah Jim? Come on in here a minute will you? Charlie What do you want? Take a look at this report That just came in from the laboratory On the fingerprints you see? On the prints we both sent them They're identical Pat What? Yes, they both belong to the same man Well what do you know? Who is it? A man named Charles Elgin Also known as Chuck Elgin What's his background? He was arrested about 12 years ago For a bank job He's also been in trouble With local police in several states I see He's always worked with his brother His name is John Elgin Also known as Slim Then they could be the two men Who were seen with Adams That afternoon before he was murdered I would think so, yes I've got a complete description Here on both of them They must have come across The disabled plane Yes And they undoubtedly took young Robinson And his girlfriend along with them Right Say, does that report have anything On where they can be found? Where they live? No, but they're from these parts Originally The local police can probably Over some men Yeah Pat, I'll send out an alarm On these men Good, while you're doing that I'll run over and talk to the police How is it, Chuck? Oh, coming around Hand me that dipper of water Sure His girlfriend was just moaning a little I think she's coming around too Leave her alone in there I don't want him to see her Again until he writes the note Okay, give me that water Here Please, please Eh, that done it Oh, I'm still here Eh, that's right Where's Sue? We moved her out of her room Is she still unconscious? Yeah Look, won't you listen to reason?  That's right Feel like writing that note now, mister? Look, I... Time's passing, you know Okay I'll write it That's better You got a pencil slim? Yeah, no paper though Well, there's a bag over there Go get it Right What will I say in the note? I'll tell you what to write Well, here's the bag Okay Now, you can write it right there on the floor Here Go ahead Uh, dear folks Some good people saved my life I'm staying with them Got that okay? Uh, what's girl's name? Sue Then say, uh, me and Sue are okay I want to pay these good people For helping me Give the man who brings this note $10,000 You got all that? This note $10,000 Uh-huh Then say, uh, he will tell you Uh, let you know where we are And don't tell the police about this Then sign your name But, what about the doctor? When they pay to go, you'll get one But the whole purpose of writing this note Is to get a doctor now Look, just sign your name Special Agent Taylor Hello, Jim, this is Pat Oh, yes, Pat, how did you make out? Well, I spent most of the afternoon Here at police headquarters Been trying to get some line On the Elgin Brothers Any luck? Well, someone reported seeing them Down near Tevis that they before yesterday I see And they do have horses The police say they know the desert country Like a book Well, then they must be hiding out In that wasteland somewhere Oh, excuse me, Pat Yeah Hold on a second When your message just came in Right Hey Hey, Pat Looks like we may be getting some action What is it? This message is from Robinson's parents They just received a phone call From a man who claimed he's got a note From their son Really? Yes, he told them he'd be right out To see them Pat, I'd better get right over To their ranch What happened, Jim? Well, I've had a busy two hours Did you get out to Robinson's ranch in time? In time to wait What do you mean? The man who called him Never showed up Oh, that's too bad One of the Elgin Brothers, all right How do you know? Well, when the man didn't appear I questioned the robin Things about the phone conversation They recalled that he said He was telephoning from the blacksmith shop Yeah Well, there was only one blacksmith In their village, so I went over there Yeah, I see The blacksmith told me That Elgin had left his horse there To be shot And said he'd be back in about an hour What was all this? About two hours ago Did Elgin return? Yes, he came back in five minutes The blacksmith said he seemed Highly nervous Elgin urged him To finish the job quickly And as soon as it was done He wrote away Did the blacksmith learn Where he was going? No, but he did say Well, that doesn't tell us much Pat it could If he hasn't had too much of a start I've got an idea Now, this is about it Sue Sue, darling What? It's all right, baby I'm right here with you Huh? I'm right beside you, darling Oh, man We're gonna be okay, honey But the plane... Well, after we cracked up Two men came along Took us here to this cabin Oh You... You passed out for a while That's all What happened to you? I... I hurt my leg a little That's all Oh, man There's a doctor coming soon We'll both be tended to But what about him? Oh, wait She comes too, huh? Yes What about your brother? Oh, he's coming back I just seen him riding down the hill Alone? Yep No doctor? Look, that happens After the payoff, remember? What's he talking about? Nothing, honey What does he mean? Pay off I'll explain it all to you later Chuck Chuck I'm in here Where are you? No good What happened? Wouldn't they pay? I never delivered the loot Why not? I've seen this newspaper before I went there Look What is it? Our pictures right on the front page Before? Knocking that guy off The FBI found out we've done it Oh We gotta blow out of here, Chuck Fast Yeah, yeah, yeah What about them?  These men wanted money $10,000 Why?  What do you think? Put away that gun Only after I'm done with it Couldn't it?   I'm from the FBI Who are they, Kevin? How'd you get here? We knew you had a 30-mile ride In as much as planes travel faster than horses We circled in a 30-mile radius Until we picked up your trail All right, Pat Let's get these people out of here Chuck Elgin and his brother Slim Were both tried and found guilty of murder On a government reservation And sentenced to execution The manner in which these criminals were caught Illustrates how little chance The criminal has competing against the forces Of law and order For in this case, the criminals used horses In your FBI employed an airplane With every field of science at their disposal The various agencies of law enforcement Your local police, your state troopers And the special agents of your FBI Have cut the chances for criminal success Down to the barest minimum Have proved again and again That crime is always An unprofitable career In just a moment, we will tell you about Next week's exciting case from the files Of your FBI If you're what President Thomas I. 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Hello and thank you very much for tuning in. I'd like to thank the LibroGraphics meeting for organizing this conference and moving it online. I'm really delighted to be here. I've been wanting to meet and interact with this community for years. I feel at home here. I'm a practicing designer for 15 plus years and I've always been paying close attention to software as an important part of my practice. And there is also a feeling of new or new business. In the last couple of years only free software and design have really combined in new and much more concrete ways for me in my practice. I switched to Linux about a year and a half ago and this culminated in starting my new job last November on CripPad which I'm going to talk about today. So CripPad is an encrypted and open source collaboration suite. It's a collaborative office suite and we aim to offer similar tools and features as the big platforms but with privacy as a guiding principle. Everything is encrypted and the user is a browser but you can still collaborate in real time but the server never sees any of the content. It has literally zero knowledge of any of the contents of the documents. It's made by a French company called X-Wiki where I work. It's been public facing since 2016 with a lot of the key features such as Drive etc being added in the last couple of years. It's licensed under the AGPL which means we have our flagship instance at CripPad.fr which is about 30,000 active users but there are also over 400 other instances at least that we know of. It's funded at the moment mostly through research grants so at the moment we have projects specific features that are funded by AnonNet Foundation Next Generation Internet and we recently received a small CEDA award from Mozilla open source support. Our goal is to become sustainable from user subscriptions only within the next couple of years. We've seen a huge growth in usage since the COVID-19 pandemic. We had about 14,000 weekly users in February and that went up to 50 during the lockdown and now it's settled back down at about between 30 and 40,000. I'll give you a quick tour. We have a drive to organize your files and your content and to share folders. We have a rich text editor which is an integration of a CK editor where we've recently added comments functionality. We have codepads or markdown pads where you can write markdown. We're integrating a CK editor and making a preview with marked.js. Here we've recently added a color by author for all the etherpad fader listed feature. We have spreadsheets which are integrated from OnlyOffice using our encrypted real-time collaboration. Kanban boards which I recently redesigned and this is using Jkanban and building on that. We have slides similar to markdown using CK editor and marked where you can write your slide decks in markdown. This is what I'm using to present. We have wide board using Fabric.js and poles which is due for an imminent redesign in the next few months. So my role started as a designer in November 2019. I've joined the existing team of mainly three. So Aaron McSween is the project lead. Jan Florey is a privacy engineer. We get the occasional support with marketing and promotion but also with the code itself from Ludovic Dubost who's the ex-weekly CEO. I was brought on to basically improve the usability quote unquote UI UX. I was particularly interested in communicating the trade-offs of the platform. So as I get into there's a few things that are different from what people users of Google Drive or Office 365 may be used to. We think it's for good reasons but the UI needs to reflect some of the quirks and overall to improve visual communication CripPad has been without a designer since the start and I think part of what I want to do is have a visual identity that does justice to the to the project and allows it to to stand alongside bigger projects with many more resources in terms of communication and looks. A lot of what I've been doing so far is basically getting to grips with what was already there and consolidating it so making the existing language more coherent rather than radically changing things. I've been getting to grips as well with writing for product so we're doing our translations are on web late and the role of language is something I may have underestimated but I'm doing a lot of writing for interface and recently as well I've been trained or like at least introduced to questions of accessibility and so this is something I'm going to be watching out for across the platform as well with the goal to make everything at least double A in the next year or so. So I'm going to run through a few recent features I might give you a sense of the work I've been doing and also as I was mentioning the kind of peculiarities of CripPad. So the first thing is this functionality called Burn After Reading or at least that's what we called it internally. This is the ability to share a document and to force the recipient to delete once it's been opened for the first time and so while we sometimes look to Google Drive to see how they do things and what our users might be used to or recognize this is something that doesn't exist at least to my knowledge on any other platform so it was a real challenge to communicate what was going to happen. So we've opted for basically messaging that's attempts to use words like self-destruct and things like that to really make it clear that this is not a drill. This is what the the recipient sees when they receive the pad so once again self-destruct and then giving the option to come back at a later time if you're not ready to proceed and then communicating that the pad's been deleted from the server once it's once it's been opened. Another key feature I've worked on is the introduction of access lists so we had a few requests to manage access and revoke access especially. This wasn't possible on Crip Pad because if you sent the link to someone the keys are in the link so once someone had the link they basically could not you basically could not revoke the access but so with this feature this adds a layer of granularity to the way the access is managed so even if someone has the keys to your document you can add a list to further restrict who can who can view and who can edit so it is it can be used in effect for the use case where you'd want to revoke access to a pad and so we took this opportunity to group different functionalities together we grouped it with the notion of ownership which is really key on Crip Pad owning a document or a pad is gives you a lot of power basically you're the only one that's allowed to delete the document but also to manage and remove other owners and also to add the access list as I've as I've just mentioned so this was part of a move on my part to consolidate and to try and make these really key but sometimes are unclear features into one notion so in this case access and so the two key things going forward will be grouped under share for the links and the sharing with the Crip Pad contacts and access for managing all this kind of granular permission stuff the third feature I want to show is this deleting history option so basically because of the way that Crip Pad works which is with an append only log the longer the older the document the larger its history and that increases its size and so for a platform that's only our only limitation is storage space so at the moment we offer a gigabyte of free space for any registered account and then our subscription plans are basically only adding storage all the features are the same so we thought it was a good idea to allow people to clear the history basically the way that we we build the history is that every so often we make a checkpoint so we don't have to recreate the whole history every time you open the pad so there is a bunch of history that effectively could be could be trimmed with this we introduced a little UI touch which is a confirm button and this is I think for me the the kind of finer details that's going to help avoid mistakes and make things a bit clearer across the board while keeping a language that's consistent with what was already there so in terms of how we get things done coming back to the theme of the conference obviously we we live in Crip Pad so this we it's our product but it's also our daily work environment so we're constantly confronted with our with our work and our mistakes in terms of introducing design to this I've I've tried to kind of bend the platform to and to find search for ways and workflows and strategies to to publish and share design mockups so one thing that I'm commonly doing now is dropping images into a codepad and then this gets annotated and comment it on as we go and then Jan draws directly from this I see implements things into the code or I might try and implement something as well something that is quite interesting especially at the start is that obviously all the a lot of the styles are available the Crip Pad styles are available if you are treating the codepad like an html for html markup so I'm also doing markup markups directly in the pad as a kind of way to avoid redrawing the results of html which is something I really hate doing so writing markup directly and then having a lightweight style sheet at the bottom of the of the pad has been a nice and quick way to to mock things up and so I guess for me more more generally it's been about finding some kind of sweet spot between engaging directly with the code base which is something I'm doing and something I want to do more of but not always the more the most efficient way of going about things and then using Figma to sketch new possibilities and and come up with with new changes etc so I found that although I'm committing some small things directly to the code base and wanting to do that more and more in terms of design there is kind of a trade-off between being in the direct contact with the code and learning that that curve but effectively the end result of that route is that you're just able to reproduce how things currently work and so on the other side you have tools like Figma where you're redrawing pictures of html which is also highly unsatisfactory but is maybe more conducive to having radically new ideas or concepts that improve the platform and so I'm aware that uttering the word Figma in the context that we're in is probably like highly heretic and this has been the conflict for me since the start and something I really want to pay attention to is that yes I want to use only free software in my free software job that that is the ideal but at the moment using Figma is basically making the open source software that I'm working on better and I think this is because the the landscape of kind of UX design tools especially on Linux is pretty dire I mean it's pretty much a desert at the moment but I'm really looking forward to some super exciting projects on the hopefully near horizon that will help to change this so I'm watching Akira UX very closely this is a sketch alternative on GTK and it's looking like they're going to have an alpha very soon and I was also super excited by the first demo of a UX box which looks like an open source Figma killer so these two these two projects I'm kind of refreshing GitHub eagerly to get to try their alpha versions but there is something I think beyond beyond that because even if these these projects come to their first release which know that they will do and I'm really looking forward to them they will still be about drawing pictures of HTML which is somewhat unsatisfactory and I wonder if there are there are there are other routes where we could more tightly integrate a design tool with the code base so something along the lines of craft js craft js is a kind of component based page editor which takes a library from a code base and and kind of mixes in these more visual ways of designing this is for a react which for us for me it doesn't work because we we are not we don't use react the crypt pad is vanilla javascript but it's it's making me think about the potential intersection and closer integration between a design tool and a code base that I think would be super interesting and I want to really look at that as part of my work in the in the coming years and to contribute you know on this on this front as well not just on the open source product itself but also on how to design for the open source product so to close I just wanted to give you a quick preview of the of a new UI improvement that may or may not be released before this gets streamed to you if not it'll be soon after basically a whole overhaul of the toolbars across crypt pad where I've surfaced a lot of hidden functionality and also really centered those share and access buttons as you may be able to to see on the on the slides here so this is something I'm really excited about and will be followed soon after by Closeligio and the static pages as well so thank you very much for for listening here is a bunch of ways to get in touch with us we're on github on mastodon we have a matrix channel if you have any questions or if you are thinking about setting up an instance yourself we're on twitter as well for those who still use that and then my personal details are also here if you want to get in touch thank you very much and I look forward to the questions and discussions coming out of this thanks yes so now we're well we're in terms of myself himself question let me just turn off the lc I don't know if that's the reason why I'm here myself is crypt pad profitable already profitable or past the breakeven point we are fully funded by research projects so as I mentioned at the moment this is annulet foundation next generation internet and a little bit from moss but so we're we're not making profits we're fully funded um we our goal is to shift the income stream from these grants to being fully funded by our subscribing users and we're hoping to do that in the next two years at least that's our goal at the moment um myself himself uh not well understood do you plan to embed a ux till inside of crypt pad um ux designers are not I don't think the the main target I think I'm I'm more talking about something that would be I don't know to think about the workflow um of designing crypt pad uh whether that's something that plugs into the codebase somehow I have no concrete ideas uh about this at the moment it's just pointing forward something I want to think about but I doubt that it will be a crypt pad app um the question uh is it possible to have my own server with crypt pad uh to have your own crypt pad instance yet absolutely at the moment um there are about 400 plus uh instances aside from r1 which is the main one at cryptpad.fr um it's I'm not I haven't set this up myself we use a lot of safety features like um content security policies and stuff like that so I think the setup is a little bit tricky and we currently have funding for um documentation which is a big lacking point at the moment so we're currently working on user documentation but also admin and install documentation so we're hoping that will get easier um to do within the next uh couple of months um but yes absolutely you can set up your own instance uh a little uh one of the key features in closed source alternatives is the ability to move from offline tools to online editing and back and forth high script pad in these terms and related to this can nodes communicate with each other and if yes how do you work with the challenge of making a decentralized system intuitive from a UX perspective uh okay lots of stuff in there so um the first question basically relates to import and export and particularly I think for a lot of people um it's important to have import and export from FIS formats um we have uh xlsx exports from our sheets uh which I think is currently only working in Chrome because of some reason that I forget but Firefox hasn't implemented something that Chrome has um and we're currently working at the moment on uh doc or docx export from the rich text uh so yeah we're a bit lacking still on this uh inter probability but um hoping to bridge that gap fairly soon and then the instances cannot communicate with each other at the moment but this is something um so basically federation uh is something that we're thinking about and um might look at in the next I would say in terms of the next couple of years in terms of roadmap and yes once we do that there will be huge UX challenges in terms of making that understandable or intuitive any opinion to share about web RTC is this reliable enough for peer-to-peer streams so I'm not this is not really my expertise so you're talking about making um this peer-to-peer I I think that would be interesting um um we saw the the first time Ludovic's presentation at first time was right after yjs as well which you know we discussed doing that peer-to-peer that's not the current architecture we do have a lightweight server at the moment which handles the basically the syncing of encrypted patches um but yeah I think that's it's definitely not out of topic it's interesting but I can't tell you much more about that um who are the most users of Crippad students companies but countries so on Crippad.fr the more than half of our user base is from Germany and from the support tickets that we get it seems to be a lot of students and teachers the German pirate party have an instance um one of the the bigger instances out there that's not our own and they I think they handle basically Crippad is we translate Crippad in French and English and German translation happen almost instantly and they I think they're handling that um so Germany is a is a big um user pool basically um kind of circle did you try inkscape 1.0 I've seen people using blunder to design yeah so I've um I've tried inkscape inkscape I really like uh that's pretty amazing progress with um um 1.0 and designing UX using blender sounds interesting uh I've tried it off I have used blender for three but um we'd love to know more about that if you have any any links um as I mentioned there was a couple of mistakes in my talk uh I said that we were using ck editor um when I it should have been code mirror so I've corrected those and um put them on my slide deck which is on Crippad is there anything any other questions the um new toolbars that I showed uh at the end uh are not on Crippad.fr yet but they should be the release will be um shipped today I think at the end of the day question can web web dev backhand be used for versioning revisions or even git um maybe it can but that's not um how we currently do it we have um an append only log called uh chainpad that handles um the all the string of patches that are applied and handles also all the the conflicts basically when two people are typing at the same time another question uh are you full time yes I'm full time uh since November and we are uh full time on Crippad we're three people so it's myself uh Aaron McSween who's the project lead and Jan Florey who's uh the engineer and we so with the three of us uh we do everything from replying to support tickets to writing code to um um translations all of it okay well yeah thank you so much everyone for tuning in and I really look forward to um the rest of the conference uh lineup looks super interesting so I'm gonna keep listening thank you have a good day


what you guys are thinking she just did this prank on you how was she not gonna know it's obvious that it's gonna be a prank because she just did it on you guys I know however I have a really really good idea and I really think it's gonna work but before I get into that if you guys are new to the channel make sure you guys hit that subscribe button comment down below team I say all there game we just gonna get ready to you guys already know what to do hit that like button do all the extra stuff you guys already know to do okay guys so when I got my sleeve done a couple of weeks ago this is my tattoo appointment sheet that I signed and everything right here it has my signature right here alone my tattoo artist signature with their shout out to Ben but this is basically my tattoo appointment sheet Janice doesn't know that I kept this nor has she ever seen it and I'm covering all this information right here because it has like my name my address and like my phone number and all that good stuff I don't need you guys harassing me so my plan is to basically put on the tattoo which I'm actually gonna show you what it is and where I'm gonna put it and all that good stuff however when I reveal it to Janice tomorrow because I gotta let the tattoo cure I'm gonna tell her babe I know you probably think this is a prank but you know what when you did that prank on me it actually sparked an idea in my head and I'm like yo maybe I really do want to get her name tattered on me so I went ahead and did and to make her believe it I'm gonna show her the tattoo appointment sheet I'm gonna be like babe look I'm not lying I have the tattoo appointment sheet here and everything it signed in all that good stuff while you were out because March is actually gonna be out running errands doing all that you know girl things so when she gets back home this is when I'm gonna reveal the whole thing and I feel like this is a lot of talking but I really got to break it down to you guys so you guys understand now my number one goal is to make sure she believes it so I'm gonna try my heart is to make sure I sell the idea that I really got her name tattooed on me so if you guys already see her reaction make sure you guys comment down below it's gonna say all day every day pray for your boy comment down below what you think her reaction is gonna be I'm gonna put the tattoo on now say you're supposed to clean the area with this primer wipe I'm gonna go ahead and put the tattoo right here actually this is actually cool now this is the tattoo itself so like I said obviously I'm putting her name like I said I'm gonna put it right here it should fit perfectly I did the measurements of head but I'm gonna go ahead put it on show you guys what it looks like as soon as I got done really hope I put this on straight because if not it's gonna look stupid and I really have to sell the idea that it's like you know real oh my god I don't want to mess this up okay I think this is good I think that's pretty solid right there all right guys I'm feeling good about this all right I don't know if you guys can see it I think we're good it's on there pretty good so right now it looks green and whatnot but when it cures you know in the morning it should be like nice and dark and black like how the rest of the tattoos look so yeah I'm gonna let this chill and all that and then I will catch you guys tomorrow in the afternoon when Janice gets back from running errands it should be really easy to hide this because I can really just put my hand in my pocket and you would never know yeah guys I'll catch you tomorrow alright guys so fast forward to the next day your boy got a good sleep and I'm feeling really really good about today's video as you guys can tell the tattoo healed up pretty well it's currently early in the afternoon and Janice just got home not too long ago she's downstairs chilling I'm gonna go ahead give her a call tell her to come up that I got something really really cool something really meaningful that I want to show her and then that's when we're gonna get a reaction to the tattoo like I said guys I think it came out pretty good obviously it's a little darker than my real tattoos but the excuse I'm gonna use for that is you know it's a fresh tattoo obviously tattoos always look really really dark as soon as you get them done but yeah guys I got the paper that I showed you guys yesterday on deck and I'm ready to go ahead about this prank so my acting skills got to come out right now they got to be on point but yeah if you guys are ready to see her reaction comment down below team I say all day every day comment down below how you think she's gonna react before she comes up and let's get into it baby busy can you come upstairs I got something I want to show you something like really really cool alright guys I'm gonna set up the camera okay get a different angle going and we're gonna get into it guys what the heck is taking her so long she's literally downstairs I don't understand I spoke to I'm in the bathroom welcome to my sanctuary welcome to my office so you know how you were running your little girl errands this morning so I had made an appointment a couple days ago and yeah I I got something done today you got something done I made an appointment in the appointment I'll give you a hint the appointment was about like 30 minutes long go ahead and take a guess as to what I did you ain't get those nails did you got a pen chart no and what do you mean my nails my nails aren't even long no because you can see your cubicles is dry excuse me right no that's no okay so then what take a guess get a haircut today no I don't get a haircut are you coming at my hair too no I'm just stating the facts like obviously you have fuzz you didn't get a haircut all right well I have you know this fuzz take some time to grow okay so then what one more good guess what is the such a big deal that you have to have a camera out for bro because I did something and it's for you it's something meaningful you have an appointment for me yes I made an appointment to do something for you take what one good guess as to what I did the hat it took about a half hour the appointment was about a half hour did you make me something no no pottery nothing no what the hell you know I don't know how to make a mug give me a good guess that was trash come on you didn't get a tattoo maybe I did stop lying nothing else fits on my arm so don't look at my arm where it's not on my man boobs where it's not on my other arm where I know you're not getting on next hat I would get a necktie low-key no you wouldn't I'm not I thought about it so bad I'm not gonna be like you nobody wants to be like you um anyway that was rude you came on my cuticles and my hair so I mean I'm fighting fire with fire you just make is that gonna make that little freaking little tiny little it counts that little thing right there all right tell me tell me what it is okay close your eyes why just close your eyes I'm gonna reveal it to you close your eyes you're lying I'm not lying why would I bring all this equipment out like the camera and stuff you got a tattoo for me yes close your eyes you're yo if you don't shut your eyes geez all right you're not peeking right no okay so on three you go ahead and open your eyes okay ready uh-huh three two one you said on three one two three open not oh yes uh-huh trying to get revenge because of what I did it to you think like that and no I don't and as proof look I have the whole appointment sheet right here signed by Ben and everything look at his signature right there obviously don't show them because it has my personal information on top okay what to say my name look at the date my phone number my driver's license number and all that our address you're gonna say the price though wait Ben signatures right there artist signature oh my ain't nothing baby this is real 100% real and it's not wrapped or anything with women because my tattoo artist likes to let everything dry you I never had any of this wrapped and she can tell you that I told you I always wanted a tattoo right here I just wanted to sleep to come down a little more so I just wanted something right here so I went ahead and I put your name baby don't touch it I'm sorry it's fresh all right babe seriously yes now you gotta match me up you gotta match my energy you gotta match my energy I got your name tatted come on or you gotta match my come on wait come on you gotta be on your hand you could get it wherever you could put it maybe on your like your caboose or something like that I was thinking by the I was thinking maybe like a picket sign right here and I'm a picket sign it says property of Isaiah and then that's fire baby that's gonna be on you forever all right yeah just don't break up I'm not gonna break up with you right and so we straight oh we're gonna show our kids and our kids are gonna ask for their names now too I'm gonna put my kids the day they're born I don't care about that that's fine I don't have an issue with that this I was like skeptical about like there's a stereo thing the stereotype thing around is like you know your a lot of people say don't do it a lot of people do it but I was like you know what man we locked in so I was like I'm going to just do it I just don't know what's like the right time to tell you that it's just a prank this is from my sleeve my sleeve done I just changed everything on the paper it's the same thing you did on me it's this oh it's great I know you didn't and that's why I had this little bad boy as evidence so I got your ass team I say no there you can be matter all you want I got my dub you get my name that's what I know that yet no how about you do that first and then I'll match you or we could go at the same time and then we'll think about it I don't think about it like I said you could get it right here and it could say a property of my saying like that's you can marry me that is true and that day is coming I'm just not gonna tell you one door but I got it on my head it's all figured out just no I don't get married is when you're gonna propose to me that's what I'm saying I got all that figured out already hmm can you figure out why my son's crying like he's being a little brat that's a good prank on me okay I did not fall so I got you what are you talking about no I don't think I don't think you get that she can never give me credit for anything bro like I swear at all alright guys so that is it for today's video I hope you guys enjoyed it your boy did a fantastic job if I do say so myself I sold it I knew this was gonna come in clutch guys this paperwork right here with my like artist signature I already showed you guys what it look like but yeah guys I knew that was gonna come in clutch I feel like that was the only chance I had of really you know selling it to make it really seem like I got her name tattooed on me so you'll shout out to me but all that being said guys it is not time for today's post notification shout out today's post notification shout out goes out to Tina Pinuela shout out to you girl thank you so much for your love and support if you guys want post notification shout out all you guys got to do is like comment share subscribe comment down below see my day all day every day vlogmas isn't over we're still coming with the bangers the heat and what all that being said we'll see you guys in the next video


ESO is a success story, and there is plenty of evidence for this. First and most important, ESO delivers highest quality astronomical data to the astronomers in the member states who beat in fierce competition to get observing nights. ESO's facilities are populated with the most advanced instrumentation that is very often built in cooperation with institutions in the member states. And last but not least, ESO is the European Forum where important decisions about ground-based astronomy are discussed, adopted and even implemented. Welcome in Germany! It's a great pleasure for me to have you here for the very special anniversary. ESO is a worldwide leading and certainly most productive institution for ground-based astronomical research. Dear ESO staff, 50 years of working together to uncover the mysteries and secrets of our universe, I congratulate you on that. With courage, passion and perseverance, you make it possible to further astronomical research. I had the chance to observe my own data and now with the very large telescope. And the object of my PhD thesis was this beautiful nearby galaxy, Centaurus A. And it's a special galaxy. You see this diffuse light is an elliptical galaxy and this dust plane that you're spanning across the center is the product of a spiral, it's a leftover of a spiral galaxy that was merging with this galaxy. So it's a special object and I wanted to accurately measure the black hole mass that is sitting inside there. In 1994, my colleagues and I formed the high-regional supernova team, a collection of astronomers interested in exploding stars wanting to take advantage of the opportunity to use Type 1A supernovae to measure the change in the expansion rate of the universe. We took our first data in 1995, but finding supernovae was not as easy a task as I hoped. We suddenly found an object at the last possible moment. This object looked like a supernova, but the important confirming spectrum evaded us. Without this spectrum, we would never know if this object was what we were looking for. Our last chance was with Bruno Leibengut and Jason Spiromelio, ESO staff members, who were on the NTT and through the great image quality of that telescope and the amazing persistence of these two astronomers, a spectrum was obtained revealing this as the most distant supernovae then detected. The high-Z supernova search was saved and ESO facilities continued to play pivotal role over the next three years in our program to discover the accelerating universe in 1998. Those same facilities continued to this day our discoveries and our investigations of what we think we call dark energy, which seems to be causing this acceleration. I do not just see that the future of astronomy is bright at ESO, rather I see that the future of astronomy is ESO. ESO is an excellent example of the benefits of collaboration, but we should not forget the advantages of healthy competition. Examples indeed include the discovery of the accelerating universe and the two teams, the search for exoplanets and the irrefutable evidence for a giant black hole in the center of the Milky Way. In all cases, there has been intense but fruitful competition between teams using different ground-based telescopes and instruments. This allowed the teams to get to the scientific results sooner, to have their conclusions accepted by the community sooner and was also very beneficial for pushing the observatories involved to stay at the leading edge, so we all win by this competition. And for these reasons it's my firm belief that ESO should not become what you might call a world lab where a few giant teams carry out just a couple experiments. The universe is ours to discover and there is so much still to do.