Alcan repeatedly bested me in the field of battle. Well, I think I beat him once. And now I have an opportunity to finish you once and for all. Second level visions for four points. Well, it really is second level. That told me nothing. Let's have this fight. Loose fall nation, ladies and gentlemen. Let's do it. Alright, how many is that? Four perish. How many is that? Two. Yeah, he has four spell points. Yeah, we massively outclass him. He didn't cast a spell on his first turn. So I'm tempted to blind. Yeah, it's essential that we free both of these units. I thought it was probably foolish of me to leave them both together like that. Probably these things, actually. You waste your mana on that. Not getting it all my own way here. So it's this here. Such wooses to do with these guys. I don't want to do this. That's better. Now I want to blind the Cyclops. Cyclopses? Yeah, I think I'm going to blind the Cyclopses now. Trippy half price. I sense that no one... These girls aren't having fun. Getting shot. Get stuck into this. Morale could have been a problem there. Yeah, my gargoyles just are not strong enough to fight anybody. Should have blessed, maybe. What if I bless these? That'll deal about 200.  Man, ogres are insane. They're a fourth level creature. Absolutely insane. Just do a bit of this. Do that. That's annoying. Come here. Please die. Kill these next. So you go after the nagers. I've got to do something. Okay, this feels really weird. Do it anyway. I don't know when the blind on that might run out. It might be next turn. I don't say so on here. Speed 7. 6. I'm just playing in fast forward mode here. It's more lossy than I would have liked. Interestingly, Alcan didn't run. And I feel like sometimes towards the end of the game, that's what the AI does. Once it knows that it's just fighting a losing battle, there's got nowhere left to go. There must be a town under there. If I follow the path, I'll go find it. This has been a good game. Really good game. Now I need to actually, I do need to hedge against this coming back and taking the necropolis. And he could also take the... He could also come in here and take this. So, big spender. Tons of cash. These. I love these guys, they're always good. They'll be a nuisance. Go for that. Save the vampire lords maybe. Bring him just to here. To hedge. This complex is safe. There's an orange hero running around somewhere. What did I kill her? She's there. Yes, that's her next job, right? She's going to drop through along here. Going well here. There's red. Yep, changed his. New orange challenger. Kyra? Where'd you get that army from? Oh, there's a second necropolis. There is a second necropolis. Right, well he does need dealt with. Don't have time to go do all the things I want to do in life. Isn't that always the way? There is a town down here I want you to capture it. With respect commander, I'm not sure I can capture that one. Oh, yes I can. What are you doing? Sandflash. So that'll be a fight out in the open. God's sake, change your configuration. So that'll be a fight out in the open. What? Where does that work? I didn't think she'd be behind the walls. Really not good. So I have the first turn by virtue of expert... Ballistics. That's interesting. What will vertice do on turn one? Whatever it is I need to be ready to dispel it I think. Cast nothing. Goes for the tent. So I could bless. I could kill them both, but I'll... I do risk losing a titan. I think I still just want to wait, right? It came a long way. I must have the choice of falling back. Something... Because there were two armies there. Vertice still hasn't done anything. I'm still gonna wait till the end. So 327 to 420. Naga's finished it off and then the titans have a shot. Good. I'll show you can do it for us. That kills them. 420... Makes him very unhappy. Kills about 4 of them. Kill 4 unicorns. And the answer is by maybe... Attacking the unicorns. 45. Great. Great, great tent.  Yeah, there is no one.    Take tons in return. You may as well wait again. You may as well... Are you blind? Interesting. Is there any point curing her now that... Looks like I still got a chance to... Act. Okay, there's that. And then the catapult comes last. Like, let's say I cure her. Who cares, right? I don't know what resurrection will do though. Because it's only basic. No, let's wait again.  No, it doesn't. I'm just blinded all my stuff. See what this does. Yeah, that's right. Doesn't matter then. Forgot she had that. Lost some stuff. Let's have a look. Alright, hopefully that is the end of Valeska's journey. Should be the last thing we need to do with her. Where are we at now? So we've got a couple of things to think about here. We've got this hero heading up to the Fortress. And we've got this guy. Heading towards the Necropolis. I'm going to gamble that this is just one of each type of dragon. And that maybe a week's worth of troops here can hold against him. The Fortress though, I have a feeling maybe we will struggle against so many. And if lots of vampires is 45 then it will definitely just not work. We won't hold it.  And I need to save every drop of movement if that's going to work obviously. So we'll just get started with that I think. It means it's going to take a little bit longer to close the game out but... Yep. And we'll shackle. This might be good. Might be relevant. There's a bunch of extra stuff in here. It's not really using. All four primary stats buy on one. Yeah so she must have killed someone and not had a chance to give these little card of the hour. There's a bunch of stuff she should have given to another hero but anyway. Yeah. Let's just not take any chances because it can be annoying at the end when you're in massively in the ascendancy but you can't quite finish. So Kyra is... dead meat isn't she? I mean, talk about being in bad shape. I mean, she's in really bad shape. Same formula as usual. You can't slow vampires. Okay. That's annoying. Let's just wait for them to come on over. That's not a problem. That may have been reckless of me. How far can you move? Not very far. We'll lay into these before you get a chance to... Yeah, it's just a bit too much here, right? 150 skelies, like six bone dragons. It could have been nine, said several. Yeah, you just can't muck around with that. Doing kaito. You can't even dispel my slow. Moving into three. No risk of morale. Just wait. Just wait, everybody. Waiting. Straight forward now. Other than a shot. Beautiful line gauge. Oh. Ouch. Luck has been good. Luck's been really good. I would say. That should be just death for them. Oh man. Okay. Wouldn't Velasca have enough moves to go sort this problem out too? Should we try? The other thing we could do is just continue to gallop down here. There's obviously an acropolis down here that needs to be conquered. I don't mind it actually do that. It's down here somewhere, right? Okay, so in the Necro, we just don't want to die to those dragons, that handful of dragons. So make an army here. What's available? These... There's no room. There's no room because of him. Vampires... Yeah. If you've got dragons, what do I want you to breathe on? Probably the vampires actually, is it okay? And not these guys, obviously? Is this the guy? He has expert tactics. That's right, okay. So we'll be able to rearrange all of that when the time comes. There's no way to bolster this, is there? Major gulf level 4 won't help, obviously. Let's go. Why don't you go for a cruise? Leave that there, maybe. Go for a wander. What's this guy going to do? Dunno. What's this guy going to do? Swan Lake? Charm of the Mother? What's in there? A curse. Doing something. He's going for... nautical adventures. Leave these guys with our... I think the... I think the heroes are like... they get to the end of their tether where they're just desperate and they'll attack you with whatever they've got. And I'm hoping he will attack and then he's got like one of each dragon. And it's just really straightforward. So let's find out. Yep. That's quite bad. Given that we've got the tactics we'll make use of it here. Two sort of alleyways for the dragons so that we don't get breathed on. There's five squares. Four and then there's four across here. So I think I want to use the ones that have four across. Next creature. Like to put it another way. If I have a guy here black dragons come over and breathe on him and then but he's already then completely surrounded by dudes. Yeah. So like let's say I stay here like this and then the dragons go here and there and put the skellies say here. So there's no opportunity for them to breathe. If we get one dragon landing here and one landing here then you know we can sort of use the towers. Let's try that. Okay. Useful. That's surely going to hurt. How was that? Destroy undead deals a hundred to all stacks. That's awful. What can I do? Deal slow. I can't damage or hurt them in any way. I can't ice bolt them. Okay. Well he can't be attacked by anyone except 75 left and Medusas are going to kill him. And he has this age attack. Attacks age enemies.  So I'm just waiting. Good luck. Sucks. I hate good luck. Right. Shield me. Going in. That kills one. Maybe I should have just wasted those guys instead. Okay. Can we get this thing dead? What are you? 175? Die. No. Maybe the arrow tower. I'll kill it actually. That might be a kill. Yes. Oh no. Now I'm going to lose my ghost dragon to that black dragon. But that's... I actually think we're winning this. Because they've still got to chew through all this. They've still got to chew through all of these guys. Like hell. I could get double damage though. I think I'm waiting though right? And I'll sacrifice the zombies. Can't bless my guys surely no. Can't bless them. Destroy undead was good there. I don't want to face the retaliation. I don't know what to cast so I'm going to wait. Train the spell points. Should I shield the zombies or is that just a waste? Please don't be mad at me. Oh look why not. Let's just see what happens. Shield. Oh 11. Right pile in. One perishes. Come on get in there. Dragon gets to go next. He probably goes for the knights. No? Ah. Oh that's good. That means the likes are online. That's good. Now we just wait with everyone. Yep. Not yet. You can do your thing. I can't improve their damage in any way. Bloodlust? Increases the hand to hand. If that happens that's okay. Because I'm going to waste that stack anyway now. Watch this.  That was all part of my plan. Do these guys do a disease or anything?  We've won this. Aye. Damn you. Yes. I'm just going to wait because there's no point doing anything. See how he's not running away? This is what happens when the AI gets to a point where they're desperate. It's like if I don't capture the city I'm dead. So JGar's under orders to Kamikaze basically. Yeah. Harry Tower wins it. Thank you. We did it. Got Charm of Mana while we were at it. Learned this I guess. Wicked the hedgehog. Just happened there. I saw an orange hero. Where was that person? Can I replay the turn? I'm pretty sure I can. There's a way to do that. Where was that? I couldn't see. Hang on. I'm going to just watch this a couple more times. What happened is the Necropolis activated on that orange hero that showed his face. I think that's what happened. So I think we're pretty safe to just leave the Necropolis as it is. We'll just continue this campaign. Terror. Knew this was here. This is just ridiculous. Why even are you defending? Just surrender to me. So it's a usual playbook. Really, I'm in mop-up mode now. I'm just not taking any chances though.  That happens. We grab that. Pop your head in. Have a look around. Right, so this town is fully grown and developed as well. And given that we don't know that orange hero we saw before, I have a feeling might be around here somewhere. So it might just be best to buy everything here. It's a bit decadent. But we can just make it 27k to buy everything. Just buy it. And then come back here to try to finally kill... The other question is if there's another town in this area. Down in this very bottom area. So I'm minded to maybe hire someone to check. So we'll do that. What is the name of this place? Dolore. Go to Dolore. And let's try to finish the job you wanted to do all along. After these distractions. LaBeeta doesn't have time for such petty distractions. She's going to look around. Why not? I don't know why I'm flagging these. I don't need them. Completeness maybe? Gellar's still in his ship. His journey has come to an end. Edrick. I hope there's another orange hero about to descend on here. That would be annoying. Red, hello. Oh, it was above ground all along. There's Moandoor. That suggests to me there probably is another town down here. And I never hired the hero after I said that I would. Oh, hello. Nimbus. I missed a Nimbus. Do this job finally. Just get this done. Go through the motions here. Usual... Recipe. Works pretty well for me. Just be annoyed. She's probably going to lightning bolt. Kill the archers. Kill that. Yeah. What a shock. Although it does make me want to... not muck around because I can't resurrect them. So I can destroy any stack with these really. Looks like it's the biggest stack. I think they all die. Okay, that's good. Keep hitting them. Alright, I want to finish the game now with a Resurrect. I might not get my way. Let's see. That does not kill. 41 to 164. So he's going to kill them. The Isle of Middles. Unicorns kill them pretty handily, I think. Can I... So it might be that Gargoyles get... Grand Elved. Isle of Middles kill them. He's... I'm actually just going to wait with them. And then see if this is right. So do I kill? Yeah, I kill. I do. Okay, do that. May as well resurrect now. Well, it's a gamble though. Right if the game has to keep going. Yeah, so I do this. Kill them. 210 damage at least is enough. Yep, so now we resurrect. Tons more experience, not that she needs it. So now that she's done this, I can Town Portal actually back here.  It's full of arm...  But we're even. So I'm tempted to kind of come down here and see if there's an underground. But it's probably easy to pop up here and just gallop down this way. So I think that's what we'll do. I'm going to get a Body Killing Nimbus. These heroes. They're just having fun at this point. Cyclops Cave. Oh, I like Cyclopses. Yeah. Just to get out of here. Don't you know who I am? I'm the archery queen of the world. Orange might have some people still running around here in this area. So I might just park him there. As a hedge. Against, um... Well, not as a hedge. Just as someone to be there. You're going to do this. Where was that red hero that I saw galloping around down there? Did I see a red hero? There you are. Ah. Lots, lots. Few. Horde. I probably should have veleskered this guy. Not veleskered him. Libythed him. Thane. He's the guy who's been sitting there for ages and I've forgotten all about him. He's just been sitting there with that army for... Since the beginning of time. We have the Castle. We have plenty of money. If I click this button. Spend the 15 grand, no problem. And we can upgrade one of these. What do we like? Maybe a bit close to this actually. She's too tired to cast Town Portal but even if she did... She's the only one who has Town Portal yet. She wouldn't get to the right town because she's not the right type of spell caster. So I think... Yeah. There's looking like two of them or we can upgrade... What's the biggest stack I have here? Elementals. Let's see what this does. They're still Health 40. I was hoping they'd be a bit healthier. Do we want a hero to go with? What have we got? We've got some soldiers. Sure. I have a feeling that... What is going on? We had an opportunity to buy her in week one. That we turned down. Put the slow guy in the middle so he can move around. That would be quite annoying to lose this town now. We'd have to come back and get it. There's nothing though that Lepitha can't do. She's just got a complete stranglehold on the map. Yeah, we have to fight this fight. Thane. He doesn't have any spell points. Pixies die. He droves right from the beginning. He has no ballistics skill to speak of. This should be okay. We should be all right. This girl's actually not bad. Right out of the gate you can do decent blessing and things like that. Which would be quite useful. Let's see what Thane wants to do. Pretty hard with the army that he has. What's he got? Rocks? This river damaging to them if they step on it. That's why this happens. That's the end of you there. He killed 50 sprites. That's pretty good. With my spell points I think we're going to start blessing things. So I might do that. They're quite good with Bless, 3-7. Jump in here, do this, and then we'll jump back in again. That's a cool sound effect. That's annoying. She actually destroyed that now. Come back. Should have waited. What do I have left now? I have my 22 water elementals can do this So I killed two of them. So I should have hit the defend button. I didn't think that the rocks would be flying over there. I think this is still worth doing though. And then I'll cast Bless on these. So the rocks should be dead. That's not bad. That did damage. So I don't really want to stand here. I don't know if she can just walk in. That should be the end of them though. So I must have waited with him. Okay cool. So can I stand here and deliver? Maybe wait for her to have her move. Yes she can. Okay. So once they're on the moat they then get freedom of movement after that. Right. Now I guess we... Well, do you want blessing? Yeah you don't mind being blessed. Bless you my rock elemental. Four. They should have killed six. That hurts. No don't. Don't do that kill them. Oh I thought... Okay right here. Bang. That's gonna hurt. Did that hurt? It looked like that hurt. That means I still gotta chew through all the rest of them. That's handy. Yeah. No hit these guys. I can kill them. So I think maybe now... Yeah because we get to kill... We get to fight them one at a time. Which is pretty nice. So yeah he's gonna come in and do stuff. So I could stand here and he'd kill about seven or I could let him in. Which might be better and save my attack for when he's here. Bless this. So come on in. Attack whoever you want. Probably them. Okay.   How much damage do you guys deal? Four to six. That's the end of you. Right I got another turn yet with my air elementals. Don't think I've forgotten. Don't think I have forgotten. Right yes hit him thank you. No get the other one. It's actually gonna be touch and go here. Do I go first? No I don't! Ah!  This is gonna be happening. This is gonna go right down to the wire. Did I kill them? It feels like the five and five is maybe making a big difference here. I've still got to kill the behemoth after this. I've got one bless left on my sleeve. Oh this is gonna be very touch and go. Yeah the superior come here. The superior attacking defense I think is making a really big difference to the fight. Might just have enough now. Come on arrow tower. Yeah that's really good. Perfect, perfect selection. Might just about be okay now.  Kill him.  There's some interesting fights there. The necropolis one as well. I feel a bit silly. Libethe probably should have come and sorted this out but anyway. Yeah so I don't know about you but I'm out of here. That's not really necessary now. Sally forth and kill him.  Yeah it didn't matter. Yeah awesome experience. Huge huge defense. Plus yeah like there's no fleeing. That's the end of red. Okay that's Nimbus. Ah which way should she go? If there's a town down here there should be a, there's not a town that way. There should be a road to it. So that's why I'm not 100% sure that there is a town but I just want to be sure. So that's orange. Red has been vanquished so I'm guessing that means that this area is completely safe. I think the game's over. If we look in a mage guild there's orange still remains but we can't tell. So Moandor has black knights. Dread knights but he's here. So I think the game is over unless Moandor can take a city or Nimbus. So I'm just going to quickly fire through this for you guys and see if I'm right. Okay so don't think there's anything here. She can gallop around here have a look. Don't think there's much going on here though. There's a little cranny down here somewhere. So we're sort of just cheesing our way through the endgame here. Underground Mr. Nimbus is coming back. He's got a few gold dragons this time. That won't be enough though as we saw before. Where did he get the few gold dragons from? Story yet. No not really. I mean there won't be a rampart here. So there's dragon cliffs somewhere that he owns that he's gone and bought them. So I think this game's over right. So he has to do suicide at some point. He's going to try that's Moandor. I think I'll probably go kill Moandor now.  Cold soul. Cold soul. Down here. No that's how I came. That's how I came here. So I've looked in the surface world. Game's over isn't it? What's the name of it? Grave Raven. Go to Grave Raven. Kill Mr. Nimbus. This game is over. Orange is being vanquished. If I'm not mistaken. That was that was a good campaign. I'd say we were a little bit lucky that well I'll click this button because there's a whole animation thing it gives you now. Difficulty level impossible. That's a bit flattering. I don't think it was impossible. 84 days. Your rank archangel. I think that's pretty high. It might be the highest. Maybe a bit blasphemous but there we are. And that's what it's all about. Stuff. So we got there. Awesome. Awesome. I was going to say just in terms of a wrap up. I think we got a little bit lucky that it was just awesome blue in our own massive area underground at the beginning. And we just had to basically beat blue. There was a period of time there where Solmere was threatening to just end us in one massive fight or even kill our best hero and just put his way behind. And then blue sort of blundered and we were able to sneak the rampart, kill blue and then consolidate from there. I feel as well like red should have normally you'd expect red to be a lot stronger by the time we got to them. The dungeon town. But I think maybe they were at war with tan for quite a long time and by the time we got to them we didn't have really high level heroes. So I think next time I'll go back to having I think last time what I used to do was have four opponents rather than five because four are more likely to develop into more powerful factions rather than when there's five it's just a little bit harder for one or two of them to really get to a powerful level. Cool fight though. Cool campaign. I think our coolest combat was probably against vitamina where we had I think it was libitha fighting vitamina. Fun game. Very very fun game and I'll probably look to do another campaign actually at some stage because I do enjoy it even though a lot of the time I have to do when I'm editing I have to delete a lot of me just sitting there thinking about things for ages so so for those of you who watched every episode and you're here at the end with me thank you very much you really have my gratitude for that and I'm glad you you've stuck with me and I can see in the analytics how many people I can work out from the analytics of YouTube how many people actually do watch the series as opposed to just watching for five minutes and then saying that's not for me so yeah if you asked it with me thank you very much for that and I'll see you guys for the next one cheers


Shillings millions? Muku ofad millions in gapi? I think on the side, ila niki yangaliya, the biggest ofam tuwame kamnayo was... Yes, I've managed finally to meet one of the amazing creative minds we have in two five four. Nazungumziya, two million, founder, Chiangumbe FM, co-founder, celeb rider. Vile vile, ukunomashuong gapi ndugu yangu? Inakwadye kidu, inakwadye kidu. Niko salama kabisa. Kwaza pole sana kwa ya liya kukuta iwi karibuni. Nyona rice wa mboemboe. Kidugu alita kuku vamiya pale. Manze. Nia liya kazi? Nia liya kazi. Kwaza tuwambi yeh show za kone gani? Kuntin za kambu meza kukreti? Right now I think I have like 20 shows that I'm doing. Kwaza tu kianziya, siji kama meza mulika kiyatu? Umeone chokiyatu. Kuna show inetwa the celeb shurank. Iliya mboe naipata wasani, we rank their shoes out of ten. Kuna celeb ride. Ok, twesa bu nawewe. Shurank. Celeb shurank, nambu one. Nambu two, celeb ride. Nambu three, the broke news. Nambu four, kuna roast in peace. Roasting peace. Kama heinim follow wangu pale Instagram. Instagram for like one month. Apoleshana bro. Kuna roast in peace. Nambu one niya ku roast celebrities apapale, but in a friendly way. Nambu five, kuna bedroom matters. A. Kuna bedroom matters. Nambu six, kuna hustle mode. I hustle mode by the. Naenda kwenyebi asha raya ma fans wangu. We talk about their business. The hardship. How they started. Kila kitu, lakini end of it I must. Support them. Kama I think the last episode ni li fanya. Kuna nwa picture zafan. Aulia na uza ma wall papers. Nambu seven. Kuna ili motu ambayo sasa. Naikelea episode ya kwanza leo. Inetwa the concept. The concept ni show ambayo. Misani ya kitu wa mziki. Misani ya kitu wa mziki. Tuna wangelea mziki wo. Audio production of anywa vipi. Video production of anywa vipi. Vixia no me lipo. Nani the concept is all about that song. Na kama pia kama mziki me kwania wenewe? Yes. Na niya lukwandiki. Mkope Mr. Kila kitu. Na episode ya kwanza ina drop. Su meshia iwekelea oriidi. It's running. Epechodia kwanza tumenfanya na bintiflani kutuka Kalin Jean Land. Ani ituwa smart lady. Kuna mziki controversial saana mefanya ina ituwa roono. Nona. I wasn't to feature her. The first episode was supposed to feature boot rose. Ambe kutuli sheifanya laken toge ekelea. So smart lady ame jizika. Kwenye video ame jizika. wa na gafalye sanduka onunua elfu amsin natrano na ili haia hakununua So that's the shows So kumikarei six na gaia kuanyi Sawa Yes, dintua Ianitwa ya ni tell us the concept of this song If A to Z A to Z budget killer ki tu A to Z de yo mziki That's a good idea Yes And I know you guys will love it Of course we will support you as always Today we are here at the Kalasha International Film and TV Market MTA kINDIUSI? Iba ni kama ni maka wajapu Kama ni ii maka wajapu Selebristia moka na maka mauna Sende aqa One of my shozu Nha mkinii nesia muna mauna pende aya saa na Iba kwa mkinii kaya hini naikia kwa angamizu maikiki naikia maikiki Asi fiki kumi, but they are around 8, zile na onani sirias, they are 8. I have zile zambazu si sirias, now zina kwa kama 15. Okay, the people have come in different ways. The people want me to host them on their TVs. Mi, personally, nihost the show on their TVs. The people want to buy the concept design. Mi, mi nisi onekana malpupote karibuna celebrate. The people who have come, they want to do, celebrate, but with a different name. Wani lipe tuwa n'unue nwa ibalishie zina. So how in terms of shillings, millions, mukwa offered million in gapi? I think on their side, ile niki yangali, the biggest offer me come now was 5 million, which to me I felt it so low, bro, 5 million. Celebrate ni nini kifanya kwenye channelia, YouTube palia tumili TV, it can make that money, bro. How much, what's the highest earning from celebrate? Celebrate, one million, one million. So wana kujahapa kuna tuwa kutafta, wadamini kutafta, what from about isa kuchukua celebrate? Yes. Wai pile ke pali on another level? Yes, I would love to see celebrate in a bigger production, being done with a bigger production. Output iko kuliti more than what I do. Iku ata series? Yes, yes, it's a series, bro. I've already done a couple of episodes, so many of them. I would really love to see my guests getting something after a production. Wai ke watakani mafuta wakenda home. Katoken kidogo, we show appreciation. We show serious. Inafanya wana mutu wamba e akumu more serious than tumili. But elekanchia komedi sipote he, because that's what makes people love celebrate. Atutaki celebrate di na kwa dry. Iku wana jokes. Iku wana jokes. So wana kama jana pali, wana episode wana the last episode wana Niku ndenda. Iku wana comedy, he didn't see me coming. Iku wana villaini lingiza beti apondani. I didn't want to ask him about beti, but I asked him about him carrying his Feverite X. Minyaneza drive. Kama neza bebaki beti apondani. You know na? I've got it. I've really got it. To me, just to wind up, what plans do you have now? I have a plan of the prisings. Iku pali kwa soko yaku wuza celebrate. Iku wana toa at least one billion. That's the worth of your celebrate right now. You mean celebrate is worth one billion? Kenyan shillings. Mr. Wachochasa, atutaki ku high party, one billion dollars. Misi kwa pakupigambu emboe. So kipua billion imoja? Atu unona tasi yungei. Yanuki nipia one billion yungei. So to me, let me ask you. Thank you. For those that are missing out, the other creatives minds. Ambawa kunyumbani. How do you mean in Nandelaya? Just talk to them. Guys, we are here at KFC, Kenya Films Commission, which sponsors KALASHA International. They have a showcase on Friday, today is Wednesday. Just to show you some of the people behind, some of the adverts you watch, there are different media houses here. I've seen Citizen and TV, Nani Nani and other people here. And some production houses. Zila, Zina, Majina but they are doing amazing works. I've seen KWS here. There are some of the people who, you know KALASHA is big and Kenya Films. Whenever you want to do a film kwa pak, the people who approach is KWS. So everybody is here. Everybody is here. And that's why I've come here to talk if I can partner with a few people. We increase production, we are celebraids. Not just to increase the production and also to reach more people. So many people, I was supposed to host Diamond in November of last year on celebraids, but Mamboa Kaja and IVIV, Kidogo, personal on my side. I had to apologize to Diamond. For him it was okay and the Wasafi family, they were okay. Mimindonliangush, I felt that something that happened to my kids, that I haven't talked about it till now, so I needed my time with my kids, and family. Family come first bro. Ntendapale Diamond, asha panga watu tuwake vizuri ama inumniha, ama inumniha efon 14 bro, wangu bado anas kuma mi kebe kwenyumba bro. I need to put nweke watu we wangu fresh bro. Okay, tumili. Rabu shoulders na watu Diamond bro. Kidogo eh? Of course they have to ne tuwak. I was not raised a rich kid, but my kids are rich kids. I know that for sure. Mr. Media, last question to ask you. Who is your dream celebrity guest? The person I really love to host, I think I would love to host Jay Leno, or even this guy who host comedians in cast having coffee. The show is on Netflix, and he is a stand up comedian. Aranmium Portalea is one of my favourites, and actually on the list of highest paid stand up comedians yendi ako number one. Kidogo tu ila zima tu tseme. Wachani Google view. Is not my favourite comedian. My favourite comedian is called Michael Blakson. Ya, but highest paid comedian. Nivile tu ya ni hepi ani gependasana kum ni ni. Kum host Jerry Seinfeld is the one who host comedians in coffee, comedians in cast having coffee. That guy has crazy cast, I would love to know much about his cast and also Jay Leno. Locally, my dream person that I would love to host I would love to host two people, and they have the same cast. They all drive Lexus. Opposition of president. I would love to host Raila Udinga. He drives an LX 570. I would love to host Aruto de. He drives an LX 570. Ya ni hepi ani gependasana kum host. Alright, thank you so much. You've heard from Tumbele himself. He's mentioned that he has received offers and Nivile Vilepi amisema. Celeb right now is what one billion. Kamuna jamini. One billion shillings. Si dolas bro. Alright, thank you for watching SPM Bars. We'll keep you updated, we'll keep you posted. And we'll bring you live and experienced exclusive interviews. The best interview we have in 2.54. 2.54. Alright, shukran sana. Thank you, my director, Samora.


So we're right here at the Altera booth. So who are you? I'm Chris Ballo and I'm responsible for the SOC FPGA product marketing in Altera. So you're one of the leading FPGA companies in the world, no? That's right, that's right. Altera is one of the leading companies. So what is this new product? It's our second generation SOC FPGA. So it's the combination of an arm fully dedicated, hardened arm subsystem with advanced FPGA logic monolithically integrated on the same device. So this is a 20 nanometer and you are shipping now, this is a new announcement? That's right. So we just announced, I believe today the announcement went out that we are now shipping our second generation SOC FPGA at 20 nanometers. So the first generation was also Cortex-A9 right? It was a dual core Cortex-A9, that's right, built at 28 nanometers. And now is it still a dual core? This is. In fact, we deliberately replicated the same processor subsystem architecture and the second generation to create a more integrated first to second generation transition option. So all the software is kind of like pin to pin compatible? It is, I wouldn't call it object code compatible, but the structure of it is fundamentally the same. It's the same dual core A9, virtually the same peripheral set. We made some enhancements to security, added a couple of peripherals. So there's a couple of very minor differences, but from an application layer it's essentially identical. So what kind of enhancement security are you doing? We added a strength into the secure boot capabilities. And we also added some ports for Ethernet, and some strength for the Ethernet connectivity. All right. And here you're showing angstrom Linux? That's right. So we're actually showing the device here, because we announced shipping. So we're actually demoing the development kit, and we are actually running Linux right now. And this is the size of it? This is the size of it? This is right here. This is a partner, so they actually are using, this is a partner's development kit. It's the ATERRA Aria 10 SoC development kit. So this SoC right here has ARM? They come in different densities and different packages, so you'll see a different package between these two development kits.  That's right. It's a combination of the processor and the FPGA. So how much performance is there in the FPGA on this SoC? Well, the FPGA really depends on the design that you're integrating into the FPGA. Because remember, it's really meant to be, essentially, FPGA is kind of an on-demand ASIC. So it's a software-programmed ASIC. And so people can do stuff like this? What is this kind of demo? This is really just a robotics motion control demo. And it's using our first-generation SoC. So the Cyclone 5 SoC. Just showing an example of how you can do robotics, demo, and partition the control algorithm between the FPGA and the processor. All right. Let's walk around here. There's all these boards that you're showing right here. Yeah, we've had just a tremendous amount of interest from partner companies to build out development kits and application-specific reference designs. And so this really shows you just a sampling of those things. All right. Lots of companies working with the Cyclone. Are they all going to work with IREA too? They might. It really depends on the application. Right. And then we have right here... So hello, so who are you? Hi, my name is Graham Baker. I work in the Low Cost Product Marketing Group. So I'm responsible for Max 10 and Cyclone 5 in Europe. So here, Max 10, what is Max 10? Max 10 is our newest Low Cost FPGA. So this is a non-volatile device. So we store up to two configuration images inside the device. And it's selectable to power up which image you've actually run from. So it's an entry-level? It's kind of like an entry-level FPGA arm solution anymore? This is an entry-level FPGA. There's no RIP core as we have in Cyclone and IREA families today. Only FPGA? Yeah. So this is just a pure FPGA. And so how does it work and what can people do? Okay, so some of the key differences about Max 10 are, as I mentioned, it's a monolithic die. So it has onboard flash memory. But we're trying to solve different problems to what we've done before with FPGAs. So we have integrated analog to digital converters, for instance, on the die. We've also done a lot more with packaging. So we now have a range of packaging from four millimetre square chip scale packages right up to 500 IO larger devices and six, seven to two. So when you say entry-level, what does that mean? How entry-level is this? Entry-level, so you can use these devices from very small, simple almost glue-like functions or something like this where we have a motor control demonstration running. So this particular design has a NEOS processor inside it. It's running all of the communications up to the PC. And the actual motor control is controlled by the FPGA array itself. So we've developed a control algorithm using DSP Builder, which runs in the MATLAB Singulink environment. And we can control the motor here. And this particular demonstration, it's a wheel of fortune. We know where the wheel is. In this case, it's pointing at Max 10. And on the screen here, it correlates to the image that comes up. So if you hit the Max 10, you win the board? If you get three the same, you win a prize? Or if it's score over 25?


It's really early in the morning.  We actually wanted to ask like he came in his like very Gary V style You know, he's like what's next? Oh, that's a good thing. It was a it was a bit intimidating Now Laura and I were very well prepared. We prepared like just like mountain of questions So I'm gonna go through the top three things that we got from meeting Gary V So number one my favorite thing that basically was said in the whole day was when Gary Vaynerchuk Said that everybody should be working on their personal brand Unless maybe you've like murdered somebody The only reason not to build a personal brand right now for real is if you're doing something terrible in the shadows of society If you're cheating on your husband, if you're if you've rigged somebody you stole my like the only reason to not Build a personal brand today is if you are currently doing something Yeah Because as you get awareness Let me tell you why I'm so happy to push everybody here on building a personal brand It is the best asset to have during the shitty time Because you'll be able to get a job Yeah, well we work for you by building an HR personal brand is God forbid if one of all hits the fan IBM still may hire you For 50 cents on the dollar of their last HR executive, but you'll get the top of the list Okay number two you shouldn't be afraid of selling like for us This was a huge one because we have grown quite a nice audience and that's really cool community and we were very Apprehensive about selling anything to them. We kind of took on the philosophy of just like be super transparent Give give give but you need to remember to as Gary V says Right hook, I think you should jab jab jab right hook. Yeah I think yeah, you know four or five six seven times in a row.  It seems like I'm giving you good information that stops If you want a real real good Put in your credit card and get the next two hours of this video. No, you're more than the I'm pumped that people have never bought a bottle of wine from Wine Library a sneaker from K-Swiss and 40s Don't even know don't spend a second on it have no knowledge. Just know how big my audience is computer to my conversion And I know a lot don't Got it. Yeah, when you give you give yeah when you sell you sell The last thing Laura and I asked about What it's like to work for him now This was a big one because I think that there's a lot of people that think they know a lot about him or don't like him or Have very strong opinions about him I just wanted to know like, you know, is he this high energy all the time is he coming in and kind of like Bulldozing teams and throwing ideas out randomly and like how does his team sort of take that on and basically what we weren't was he Is a big fan of radical candor That they're confused by right when you have a point like we like everybody here judges me But they have no context and it's not their fault.  It gives them confidence in their leader. It's amazing I only I come up to me all the time I want to be the reverse of the effort with no clothes because the second you walk into my office We want it's even 25% your 100% right you can see my humility and acceptance or 75% of time We're gonna walk out be more confident in me What makes you guys want to look so happy gallery? It's a great question Trust I think that he Trusted us very quickly with like in a weird way like first weekend. He was I didn't really know Anything I just wanted to tweet he's like on my office. Everything was like I was going away I'm like super fun, but then he's like yeah, they said these systems.  I'm not gonna not do right by it I mean do you rock me? You rock me probably make a lot more money than he's making right now and work a lot less But I think everyone that ever comes to the point you just tell it to Gary and you're like, okay, let's go do that I've seen it because I've been in like so many meetings. Yeah, but so many everything and I just didn't know how good it was Setting up everybody's like and like there's people I call in like not like from four years ago Those were the top three things we learned at Gary Vaynerchuk's 4d's Daily Digiton deep dive. I have to say the experience was quite fantastic It was like everyone in the room was really excited to be there Everybody was showing us, you know, they're their processes how they do things Answering all of our questions. They were all super friendly super knowledgeable just like really competent people and it was just a real pleasure to do it I will say that I was pretty friggin exhausted after the whole day I'm gonna try to convince them that it shouldn't be a day long. It should maybe be two days. Anyway, thank you so much for Watching this. I would love to know what your question would be for Gary Vaynerchuk If you could ask him anything if you had him right in front of you in a room What would you ask him? 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Thanks for attending my workshop. My name is Anne. Yeah, so again, a little bit about myself. I'm a software engineer and visual artist. I'm from Montana in the United States. And I moved to, thank you, is there another Montana here? Wow. What's your name? Mozilla. Oh, that's cool. Nice. I live in Tokyo now. And I'm a lead software engineer at HerbGrid. And this is a picture of me with a real yak. So, and yeah, HerbGrid, we're a small startup in Tokyo. We're 10 engineers now, a couple part-time staff. And we're building a middle-of-clear layer for Ethereum. We're trying to make blockchain easier to use. So this is a workshop. It's going to be about 90 minutes. There's going to be a lot of different components to this workshop. So I want to set some expectations, first of all. So I pitched this talk as beginner-friendly and it's a mixed-level audience. It's DevCon. So I'm sure there's people in the audience that can probably code circles around me. It's Liberty. There might be people that are writing their first smart contract. So if you're in the former category, maybe you can help your neighbor out, help them learn something. Or maybe you see a way of writing to Liberty that's different or unique and you can make a pull request against my open source code, fork the repo, get creative with it. If I mentioned something that you worked on or a project that you really like, feel free to give some small golf balls. I'm going to cover a lot of different creative projects in the crypto space. And hopefully, I think there's just a lot of really exciting stuff out there. So let's get into it. Next I want to talk about what I mean by creative constraints. I think there's a couple more seats in the front, so feel welcome to have a seat. So in university, I study fine art. And I also study computer science and math.  But I continue to study printmaking and painting in Japan. And this is a woodblock print that I'm working on. And so in printmaking, you might think about, okay, I want an image here of this train and cherry blossoms. And I have to think about the technical parts of separating into different blocks and getting colorful layers. So I was thinking a lot about the connection between art and science and how technical things can be very creative. I think art has a lot of process. And coding has a lot of creativity. So that's one thing that I think about. The other thing is that sometimes in art, in technology, we encounter a roadblock. So here this man is running into the door. He can't open up the door. And sometimes if we take a step back, we can see a new way forward. I find solidity challenging. But I also find it exciting and interesting. And there is new ways of thinking that can be brought about when you encounter a challenge that has to be creative to get around it. So in the second part of the talk, I want to do a survey of games and creative projects in theory. So first of all is ERC-20 tokens. So this is probably one of the most common terms that we talked about. It's a fungible token. Can anyone in ten words or fewer give me a definition of fungible? Yeah? All the same. All the same. Sounds pretty good. Any other definitions? Visible part of that. I think that's a separate one. So basically one unit is exchangeable for another unit of the same thing. They can be interchangeable. So in currency, we can swap one for the other. And traditionally in video games, there's often in-game currencies, but they're hosted on a particular server. So in Second Life, you have Linden Dollars, but that's all centralized in Second Life's databases. So now currencies in games can actually live in their own world and be traded in an open market. So a couple of examples would be Decentralon's mana and the Loom token. In contrast, we also have ERC721 tokens, which are non-funcable and great for collectibles. So the illustration for this picture I took is from a shop in Shibuya, Tokyo called Mandorake. There's also a store in Osaka, and it's these, you know, vinyl collectible figurines that are very popular in Japan and around the world, and they're quite expensive, maybe tens of thousands of yen per each, or a couple of hundred US dollars, and they're all kind of a kind. And so we're seeing some of that in blockchains, like, let's make some one-of-a-kind goods. So I have a lot of examples to share. This one is super cute. I love these little round guys there. Axi Infinity, these are based off of axolotls. The Japanese word for these is uporupa, that's misodic, but basically they're generated, you know, code, and they have different features. This one's growing a turnip and a carrot. Another one here has a watermelon on its head. And what they're useful for is assembling small squadrons and fighting in battle. So you basically collect these things, and then the game is making them fight. It's really adorable. You can also read them, and so that would combine some of the code and mix them together. So here I have clover and baby, and sort of this stage of it growing up into a weird little bird. Yeah. Another example of the ERC721 is more just a collectible, but there's this kind of fun experience when you get to create a new building. So you pay some of each to the smart contract, and it generates a one-of-a-kind building. You know, it has different features, like a different background, the error class, their different heights. Some of them have rooftop tools. I wasn't lucky enough, but those are really neat. Cryptokitties is probably the most famous ERC721, and this is... Let's see. I mean, there's a lot of delight in just what you might find. So there's all these features of cats, and as, you know, new cats are bred and generated, you know, you can discover interesting mutations that adds a lot of whimsy and delight to these contracts. So, you know, it's kind of fun to see the jungle background and demon horns and flamethrower, and this other orange one that kind of looks like a seal. So this game, you know, there's just a ton of popularity, and it's pretty fun. Cryptokaiju combines these real-world vinyl figurines using NFC and blockchain. So there's some neat mash-ups of the physical world and the digital world. And another example, not a game, but still really cool, the Austrian Postal Service issued this crypto stamp that's both a collectible and, I guess you could mail someone you cared about a really cool letter. The other nice thing about ERC721 is they can be swapped and traded in different marketplaces. There's a couple more seats at the front, so let's create a step inside. So OpenSea is a very popular marketplace that has a lot of crypto collectibles. BlockSwap allows trading of item-to-item codecs. It's interesting that they're actually taking things that are not on the blockchain, like real-world art and assets and trying to connect it to ERC721. And there's plenty more that I'm not mentioning, but what's neat is it's not locked in any particular marketplace. Okay, I'm going to step back into features of solidity that we might see in days. So payable functions, this is really integral. How do you buy your crypto kit?  Maybe you're playing a betting game.  Time stamps are pretty interesting too. FOMO 3D is just fascinating because it's based on the concept of fear of missing out. So the basic rules are, when the timer ends, the last player to enter the game wins the pot, the pool. And anyone could pay to join the pool and extend the game by two minutes. The creator's described it as a psychological social experiment ingredient. I did a fun project, it's time stamps, when I was doing my consensus project. So my co-workers created, as one of our first demos, a diamond-backed cryptocurrency. And there's a lot of projects that are putting assets in, you know, backing things. And I thought, well, what's valuable in Japan? And the thing that's valuable in Japan is free. If you go to any department store, you might find a fancy musk melon that's worth maybe $100. This is pretty normal in Japan, they're used as gifts. You could even, I think the most expensive ones went for 27,000 US dollars per just a pair. And they have nice stamps and they have a little bow on it. So I thought, this would be really fun to make a cryptocurrency. But the thing is, fruit goes bad. So what do you do then? You use the time stamp. And when the fruit rots, you can't trade it anymore. So we use the now keyword in Solidity. And you have to be a little careful with now. I know consensus is giving a security best practices later this week. And they also have a lot of this online. But keep in mind that with the now keyword, miners can sort of bunch it a little bit and not get caught. So it's better to use wider time spans with doing comparisons. It's an open source project. It's not a real ICO. It's a satire. But I made the logo. It's like the Ethereum logo is split. It's just another one that's broken in half. So here's a little bit of the code. In the transfer function here, we have this is expired helper function that basically compares the current time to now. Hash functions. We'll see hash functions in the workshop at the end, the game we're building. But just a reminder, hash functions, we take a string or a bit of memory and run it through a function like Ketchak. That's the famous one in Solidity.  Summary transactions. It's not specifically taking Ethereum, but I think it's really interesting. And the Axi Infinity folks did a really cool job with this. So with Ethereum transactions, you're paying gas and you're also paying in time. And in a game, you know, that delay, people get impatient and want, they don't want to wait 15 seconds for an action to happen. So Axi Infinity has a lot of gameplay and that happens off chain. And then you can summarize it by clicking the sync pending experience, sign a transaction and send it.  And so it's a nice balance of putting things on the blockchain but not slowing down games play and keeping the incentives for people to keep playing a game. It's also possible to use summarization and side chains. So rather than just putting things on the server, you could put it on a separate blockchain. You could, you know, choose a blockchain that's more optimized for speed, computation, or scalability. And I'm just going to name drop a couple groups of people that are working in this space. Loom especially is really in the gaming space and they're all about side chains. So they have a developer SDK that helps set up side chains. And I think actually Axi Infinity is working with Loom now. Omise Go was one of the first developers of the plasma Ethereum side chain. You know, there's other companies doing more general side chain things like off-chain labs doing sort of a privacy preserving side chain called arbitrary. So it's a concept of burning which would be maybe sending a token to the zero address. And, you know, maybe you could use that in the game. Maybe you could say high stakes, cryptokitty bedding, and now we've locked up our kitties forever in 0x7. It's also possible to layer because contracts are public anyone can interact with them and that's just a really fascinating thing with blockchain. So does anyone know who's maybe done the crypto zombies tutorial? Does anyone know what crypto zombies eat? Crypto kitties. Yeah, they eat crypto kitties. I found one here that shaped like a pickle. It's very funny.  And it's a fantastic tutorial. It taught me to live with you so I highly recommend it. Kitty hats is pretty fun. It's an ERC721 on another ERC721. It was a Google Chrome plugin and although I think it's not in the Chrome Store anymore unfortunately but you could have taken your crypto kitty and given it, you know, a very dapper hat and a mustache and other accessories. And then there's metaverses which are just ecosystems that, you know, combine different blockchain technologies. So just a central one is a big one where you get parcels of land and you could put some of your crypto collectibles in there and they're partnering with different companies and different startups. So they just had a really big game jam and this was one of the demos of, you know, some of the video assets and things, the charge rendering thing. You can get a little character. Yeah, I definitely want to explore this one more. Okay, so the first part I talked a lot about things in solidity and the second part I'm going to move a little bit into talking about some of the challenges but with the caveat that challenges often bring us new ways of thinking and, you know, opportunities for creating problem solving. So one of the challenges is that there's a lot of different tokens out there. Here's a couple that are just in the game space, just a handful that you might have to use if you play some of these games. And it's not always easy to get those tokens. So I'll give you a case study from my personal life. I am a U.S. citizen residing in Japan and I wanted to get on a token so I could play Centralland and I have to complete the know your customer or KYC process. So I go to an exchange in Japan and say, I'd love to sign up, it looks really cool. They say, well, you're a U.S. citizen maybe you should do it in the United States. So I email the U.S. side through their website and say, well, you don't have a U.S. mailing address where you're getting your bills paid and we can't really... we don't know who you are. Where are you? So, no thanks. I go to another exchange and they said it's very difficult for us to verify U.S. citizens and our government doesn't make it easy so, you know, no worries. But thankfully Coinbase, you know, after a couple failures Coinbase let me get some Ethereum. So great, I'm partially the way there. I turn my Ethereum into wrapped Ethereum or WET. This token makes the Ethereum behave more like the ERC-20 spec. And so the next step is to just get some mana. Okay, so I go to the Relay Order Book and I put in a buy order for 100 mana and nobody's selling. Maybe five days later somebody sells me and I go to Decentraland to claim my avatar name and because of browning error I buy 999 mana, that's not enough mana. Okay. Back to the order book. One mana please, somebody. A couple days later somebody gets it. I can register my name. So, story has a happy ending but it's not the easiest onboarding process to a game, we have to wait like 10 days. Another challenge is setting price and this is really personal to creators. There's always a balance between making a profit on something and then buy it for the next century and that's a very personal thing but there's a trade-off there. The price also changes day to day. So, gas fluctuates. Here's an example from, sorry this is kind of small but it goes from June of this year to mid-September. We can see towards the end of September that gas prices are quite a bit higher. Meanwhile, the underlying currency is quite volatile as well. So it just changes day to day. And here's another example. When I went to generate my block city, this little building in Atlanta, notice I'm calling the same smart contract here. Zero, two, four, a same smart contract, three days apart, same cost in Ethereum but the underlying cost in US dollars is totally different. So on the first day it's $8.97 for the price and then the gas fee is $3.75. Three days later the transaction fee is $11.10 and the gas fee is only $1.24. So the overall transaction or contract file is cheaper but it's interesting how these variables move very independently. There's also been a shift in just how games are played in terms of how do we charge for games. When I was a girl you'd get your box of your game, you'd get your four disquets, your mom would install it all day and then you'd play it over and over and play it as much as you want. Now games are, they often have microtransactions. It's no longer a flat cost. So a game like Cow Flicker you've got to keep clicking on that cow and maybe you pay to turn that cow into a beef later but it's no longer and some people like that in games some people don't. It's just a different practice. It can work well in cryptocurrency though because you can pay in small chunks over time but people might run out of ability to pay. There's also a time delay. I talked about this a little bit when we were talking about summary transactions and how Axie Infinity solved it. So there's this waiting for transactions to be mined and I think the CryptoKate team did a nice job of having some cute animations and building suspense. Kind of have this ghost cat while you wait for your cat to load and that can be a little exciting like what am I going to get? So it can be an opportunity. Blockchain also is very at risk to security exploits. FOMO 3D I mentioned before let's review the rule. So when the timer ends the last player will win the pool and anyone could join the pool and the game by two minutes. However, this team at SecBit wrote this really awesome article I highly recommend and they figured out how to exploit the whole Ethereum network to win the game. They basically sent some very high cost transactions that used up all the gas and ultimately failed but they were able to prevent anyone else from calling that smart contract in the next few blocks. So you read more of SecBit's article if you're interested. It's very interesting. Another consideration is how decentralized are our games? Ethereum wasn't made to support high-finality data like images or large objects and that's not what it's strength is it's more about establishing trust and you know so some of these things it's like where do you put the artwork? Where do you put any cash data before you've loaded it onto the blockchain? Sometimes things go sour despite the best intentions you know if a development team falls apart or their servers go down how easy is it for another party to come and recreate the game? One example you know I think the Katie Hatch project looked awesome but it's no longer available in the Chrome Web Store so it's very hard to play this game now that Google said I'm not sure of the circumstances but it's not really playable. So this is not a game but this is an art project that I think does a really good job of putting a lot of the data on chain it's Auto Blast by a group called Larva Labs and these are ERC721 collectibles and these patterns are generated through a smart contract and you know not too hard for someone to build the image the image is not stored on the smart contract but the data is you could add a couple text characters and just use some code that you'd run to regenerate the image if you need. Another consideration is that Ethereum is public so who has played Dungeons & Dragons before? I love that game it's a lot of Dungeons & Dragons you want to think about information hiding so we have this character here and he's got the Game Master screen screen and he's you know if you're a Game Master you're often hiding information from people that's slowly revealing it to build a story or write an narrative maybe create some dramatic tension so you might want that in your game you know contract calls are public and people can read those people can go and read events and see the data in there even your ID is a pseudonym it's not truly anonymous so you just might consider that even games aren't real okay this next part we're going to do a little bit of a hands-on activity explaining the rules so we'll use some of the ideas that we thought about Solidity and we're going to take those and make our own games so for our purposes we're going to think about three characteristics of games so we already talked a lot about features of Solidity that might be incorporated in games and I want to dive into the detail on what the other two card categories are we're going to do a little bit of a card game kind of like apples to apples or cards against humanity okay so game categories what type of game are we playing I'm going to name a couple that might not be common knowledge just in case you draw the card so you know what it is so one category of game is called a god game and this is not in any specific religious sense this is more that you're an omnipresent entity that can control a world so in SimCity you have this sky view of this world and you can build things and decide how your citizens work and create these things rollercoaster tycoon it's just focused on a theme park and building rollercoasters one of my favorite games SimAnt from 1991 has anyone played it so good but you're basically an ant you can manage an ant colony and you can become an ant and you're fighting for control of the backyard against rival ants and humans and lawn mowers another category of game that you probably will see in Osaka is a gachapon and this is a castle dispenser it dispenses a toy it has a little bit of randomness because there's usually six different types of toys and there's even a bitcoin one I saw you can pay 300 yen to get a plastic bitcoin see if you can find it this one has the the dashi chainsaw and and then some like pre-no-shiki cats is a famous artist in Japan they're really fun and interesting but it's just a bit of random random toy dispenser okay let's talk about theme or setting this type of card theme or setting is critical to a game and a lot of story time can be told without even any human presence so I think one of my favorite games are from the early 90s my other this is probably my very favorite computer game but it's mist does anyone play mist? yeah this level channel one there's no people in it it's just this abandoned place and it's misty and kind of dark and you can see that people may have lived up above and you're just curious about how do I get in there, how do I get into that world so theme and setting is very important we can draw inspiration from the world around us so Osaka has lots of fun neon and giant puffer fish things to see there's the world of Japanese mythology you know kunyoshi prince and boys fighting fish and samurai writing toads, it's pretty surreal okay so I'm going to go through a couple examples of how the games play so we're going to have different types of cards and there's different colors and there's symbols on them too if the colors are hard to see green stars in the game category we're going to draw two of those and discard one blue cards have moon on them we're going to draw three and discard one so you have two cards left and salinity features you're going to draw two and discard one maybe you get a hand like this and you decide to pick your favorite okay I'm going to choose a racing game the theme is that it's post apocalyptic and it's about ducks and I'm using the burning function so maybe I make a game called mad cracks to the pond warrior and you know it's some hostile world where ducks have to fight for survival or get sent to 0x another example here let's take a role play game and we picked trains and Japanese mascots and we're using layering of smart contracts so perhaps I decide to use BRC721 collectibles and layer them together to build a Japanese rail network featuring cute mascots and wonderful trains and try to entice people to come ride my railway okay so now we're going to play it first what we're going to do is break into groups of maybe four to five people and you can move your chairs a little bit as long as we move the chairs back at the end of the workshop and some of us will be around to hand out decks and cards and we'll be back in a moment yeah yeah we're going to be sitting down and we'll be back in a moment yeah two of three of us yeah so we're going to go around to the chair and just try to stay he's going to join your group and see you so we're going to be choosing the first person to move the chairs and the second person to move the chairs and the third person to move the chairs and the third person to move the chairs the second person to move the chairs and you're going to be a second person so of course you can help put cards cards okay, so here's another here's another good deck take it from there so to the other right so to the person to the right I'm going to get a chair for him and he will get hearts. And then you need three of these. Three of these. So I'm going to discard one green.           I'm thinking. I'm thinking.


Alright guys, what's up? Today's video is about software and proprietary software I know that's a really a shocking a different topic for my channel We're really treading the new territory over here, but this is kind of a follow-up to my video about the Fediverse You don't have to watch that to understand this but long story short. I'm not a big fan of the Fediverse I don't think it'll catch on and even it does catch on even if you know all that works out You know, hey guys, I'm posting a message on Pluroma. Oh my girlfriend hits me up on Mastodon Like these statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged even if that all becomes real It's still gonna be terrible just like Twitter is just like Facebook is because social media in and itself is a bad structure It's a bad thing. It doesn't work. Well, microblogging sites retweeting this stuff.    What the whole point of you switching to an operating system like Linux is so you can start using Software that you were probably already using on windows. Let's be honest that respects your freedom in an environment That also respects your freedom that's like, you know getting a new house and you know installing prison bars on all the windows because you just love being in jail so much and That's the exact kind of attitude which is you know gets bombarded on all forums and stuff like that How do I get this to work? How do I get this game to work? How do I get my steam stuff to work? How do I get you know and they're having so much trouble and their system breaks because they're not doing it, right? Because at its core you're not really meant to be doing that kind of stuff with Linux You're not meant to be Recreating a windows experience. You're not like this isn't really the spirit of it And that's what I really want to get at with this video if you're the kind of person who installs You know Linux and then gets straight to installing the Spotify web app or something like that Maybe you should have sit on windows Maybe you you shouldn't really have made the switch unless you're planning to quit that like when I switched to Linux I had this really weird kind of thing in my mind where I was like in the back of my head I was saying you know, I'm doing this at the moment, but this is only temporary not my switching to Linux But using programs like you know steam and in big web apps and things like that I'm eventually going to be able to switch away from this and use a better system That was always in the back of my head. It wasn't always something that was doing but in the back of my head I was thinking you know discord not very good. I really should be using something more Federated more, you know open source better that kind of stuff I didn't really understand what it meant at the time But as you learn more you can fill in those gaps that are missing from your understanding of Computers and stuff like that if you are predisposed to think okay I know this thing is bad for me Then you're opening yourself up to learning so much more about things that are good for you Softer that respects your freedom. That's just one small example This kind of logic can be applied to so many other things But this is the kind of thing which really irks me because the people who most Get this mentality are tech midwits, which is another video. I've made a topic on Sorry, it's another topic. I've made a video on but you get the you get the kind of personality the people who are like Okay, I want to be free But none of it means actually sacrificing my habits and stuff like that So, yeah, I didn't really want to make this a long video I just want to say at the end of the day if you have habits that you know are bad Then at least just recognize the fact that they're bad recognize that, you know Maybe having a bunch of bloated web apps on my computer is bad Maybe having a bunch of bloated, you know windows emulator stuff like that so I can play games Maybe that's not preferable Maybe that's not exactly what I want to be doing with my time And I know that sounds kind of very blunt kind of very direct or even you know, judgy for me I'm sorry if it comes off that way, but you get what I'm getting at Linux isn't about having less freedom. It's not about having an environment that's free and you being able to lock yourself up in it It's about having everything be free and having everything reflect a better computing experience a healthier computing experience especially So at the end of the day, that's the most important thing about linux I've been denchi. That was my video And yeah, the fediverse still isn't gonna work. Goodbye


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards doing 2022 panini Certified football hobby eight box half case break number six random division style. Here's a look again at your divisions Nope, there it is. As always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as in Lincoln shut Let's do it No, I swear to God like we literally We were sitting here once the video started Don and I and then the one of the doors like we have like a little beeping sound when someone enters any of the entrances and It beat like an a door beep and then we don't have any shippers here or anything So we went back to see if it was Caleb going outside and Caleb looks at us He's out in the main room and he goes was that you guys and we're like no We thought it was you so we had to go and check everything make sure there was no one here so yeah a little Little scary for sure Imagine breaking in the dark and all you can hear is our voices 275 that's Michael Pittman. Yeah, it probably was a ghost places haunted men Sam Williams the 325 There's gonna see boxes behind these they're floating away I'm out if that happens. I'm sorry. I'm out Zach Wilson someone can dress in What's up James Robinson that is mirror seven out of 20 a fc south That is Nick chubb to 75 Every good shop as a ghost we can get one of those full green screen suits and then just blur them out Good Lord do make some content with 335 out of 399 a our NFC East the Wanda Robinson. I don't know. I think I think it's some good twitch guy True top content there Jalen waddle to 149 breaking your alone Mackerel NFC south that is 13 out of 25 nice low-numbered QB RPA right there Very nice NFC south is Stephen L Josh Allen gold team and Kyle Hamilton Ted Williams head looking for body. Oh my god six out of 50 Yeah, Ted Ted's going to haunt me because I didn't know who he was and Kenzie pulls Batman. Yep Yes, he is Kyle Hamilton to 199 go into the Ravens and NFC North That's Dak Prescott to 149 and base. I'll do it for pack one You box. What's up? Give me a box or box one That's a lot of cards for a pack. Yeah, I feel like a score pack right there Yeah, basically there's a score back of the score right there Amar Cooper to 349 And pink Drake Jackson to 199 Gold team Jamar Chase Tyler Algier NFC south nice that is 13 out of 15 running back one right now NFC south Stephen again You can't because you know where he is Well, once Patterson's back you don't be needing that's true Then you can trade for him if you'd like why have Patterson? Oh to 399 is mackerel NFC south makes sense Deontay Johnson to 199 Kyle Hamilton to 199 as well I can't even make fun of you because we did make a trade together.  That's fine I don't watch Joey Anderson Not my strong suit Fair enough my parents are baseball people. I didn't play baseball growing up. Yeah true Tom Brady nice to 275 NFC south gold team Matt Ryan Gold team more like old team. Ha ha ha got him Matt Ryan would be in a body bag right now if he was around here Uh, that is one out of 99 Matt Corral NFC south Got him dark horses and base This is Babe Ruth lady you speak of Ha ha ha Isn't that a candy bar? I think I heard her for once or twice Yeah, can you imagine if uh, if he won us up that off Slipped through the crack of it like worse than having a person in here We've got jameson williams 104 out of 149 lions NFC north What We didn't hear it Let's just keep going. I texted. Good god, dude Stop it Ted Yeah, Ted chill Cameron Jordan Uh, Calvin Austin's 275. All right, if somebody walks in and like starts physically hurting me and dawn, please call the police It's all i'm gonna say right now. If there's somebody in here, just please somebody in chat. Call the police Do you think uh rich would have asked them throwing stars for self-defense? Probably not We've got Sebastian Janikowski 3 out of 25 sea bass afc west josh h Schlager bot making his presence known Schlager waiting for matt to come in tomorrow Romeo dobs that is the 299 NFC north There's way too many things that could go wrong with throwing stars Miles carrots 149 Kyler Murray rich getting you back for the a-rod joke yesterday. I made another one today eggy so uh Maybe it is jaylin tulbert. That's 53 out of 149 NFC east Yeah, i'm quitting quitting after that lamar gold team orange to 149 afc north They'll get my morning shift back. I feel safe. Uh zeke Elliott 275 And base We'll probably end up finishing a little after 12 tonight guys. My apologies. It's brand looking for his wall off honestly For his uh cheesesteak drake london 2349 NFC south George pickins the 149. Oh gold team Derek Henry. Sorry about that sleep that dk meccaf the 349 Tyrion davis price to 199 So i'm doing kj. I'm trying to hustle through these man. I'm paranoid Well on the first one the seams i was gonna say you got my six urban fryer 43 out of 99 going to the afc east Quartets probably would hide it on them to be honest tbh In Hutchinson pink jersey 40 out of 299 NFC uh north Gold team herbert dropping frames stop dropping frames k dork color matched to 149 The ghost is going after the computer now. I know ghosts hacking us Got tyke one Thor in afc east 12 out of 75 for colored rpi the fiery shooting Squidward the robots took over the navy the 399 is uh ty chandler. I got the navy Not the navy Uh one out of 10 alonte taylor NFC west when they think mr. Krabs is a robot Yeah, that episode. I haven't seen it in a while. I think I know Yeah, and then they think the robots are taking over and then uh a sponge bob calls the navy And it goes to like a robotic like voice message like hello you have reached the navy and he goes squidward the robots took over the navy So i have to rewatch that So funny Uh kishon johnson nice three colored patch two out of 25 NFC cell Chill william. No, it's not jason. Geez is 43 out of 50 JJ watt and certified stars my homes to 49 And uh chianta ingram to 399 wow for maintenance Kyle hamilton Did it actually It's just Andrei reed nice 33 out of 50 afc east There you go brad The bandino ghost Yeah, this is definitely some sort of old baseball player haunting us because don doesn't know who who they are James cook to uh 399 that's afc east 130 out of 399 then i'm going to share that playing with my parents because they didn't grow up watching baseball There you go. Boom done david mott gummary to 275 Uh john matchy the third afc south 101 out of 149 ashley slasher the the the Connor hayward to 325 the the mash pinging ringing the the crash dinging swinging Yes And the walls will ooze green slime Oh, I know they always do that Carson strong to 149 gold team cooper cup And beast now the phone rings and there's nobody there then we know then it's the hashing slasher No, it's ferrato. Hey, there you go teahawk the perfect timing Sponge while there's two problems of new theory one.  Nicoby dean 10 of 10 on the gold rookie auto nfc east Grats on that. Then we've got a mac jones gold gold team nine out of 25 Which one uh, yeah, it's cool, man. I really like that card. Uh, john dotson who got a eagles 83 out of 99 two colored patch that would be James a james we gotta have a talk Hey, let's go there you go rory true lock to 75 seahawks uh gold team brady to 249 from zappa alec pierce afc south 31 out of 199 nice one there freshman fabrics nick benito afc west to 275 gold team mohomes amari cooper to 349 and base at prescott to three uh 275 tyrie kill seal of approval to 99 afc east and pink k.dotton to 199 going to the nfc south Thanks for the follow st. stein uh tyrian davis price rpa 344 out of 399 going to the nfc west and chrysolaveta 325 nfc south dark horses jail and waddle pink to 199 afc east Oh redemption okay harry kill's not numbered see what this redemption is guys A canton certified signatures red etch Hall of Famer dion sanders boom lucky Holy cow that is nasty. Let me look up the checklist here. I would have loved it. That was my redemption earlier Hey, there's a legal filly's fan coming in There we go canton certified signature etch Uh red etch is Number to 25 And that's going to be for the falcons. So that'll go nfc south card number six nfc south I guess we can just do that for three uh george pickens That is nasty two out of ten gold team russ Deontay johnson 50 out of 75 face That is george pickens again this time to 349 afc north neon dion prime time sanders. That's a mouthful carl And carl saying nose ferrata. Yeah, you missed a lot vaughn. You missed a lot Logan hall seems 149 multiple sports in the same day. Absolutely unreal jason.  That is joe burrow gold team Home run and a touch on the same week jaylin portray afc south to 275 Uh dion standard plays baseball too. Oh, yeah, okay, and then we talk about the um certified stars lamar At a home run and a touchdown on the same week Carson wence to 149 Isn't he the only player to play in like a Um super bowl and uh world series or something like that or win a super bowl in a world series I think there was some sort of stat about that. I remember seeing t uh tj watt 83 out of 99 afc nor Derek henry gold team to 199 Hodgers 10 out of 75 Yes, okay. See I was right about that. Nice sky more two three 99 afc was Oh drake london nice two out of 30 There you go nfc south picking up a prime time and a drake london back-to-back boxes nasty On the rookie roll call gold team to 149 kirk Two packs to go here guys.  Uh, we've got terrian davis price alec pierce uh, nikobi dean john mechie andre reed tyke wanthorton uh, urbain fryer that's jailen tulbert smash and jane kowsky seabass Uh, sauce gardener kyler algear matt corral and james robinson That will do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill next up. We've got our mixer


Live from the MGM Grand Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, it's theCUBE at Splunk.com 2014. Brought to you by headline sponsor, Splunk. Here are your hosts, Jeff Kelly and Jeff Frick. Hi everyone, welcome back. This is Jeff Frick. We are in theCUBE at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada where it's Splunk.com, the fifth year of Splunk's annual user conference, third year that theCUBE has been here. We love coming to this show. We get to talk to a lot of customers, a lot of practitioners, 4,000 people walking around, learning about Splunk, getting use cases from fellow practitioners. And if you could see, if we turn the cameras around, you'd see sessions must have just broken out. So I'm joined here in my next segment with my co-host, Jeff Kelly. Indeed, I'm also called Jeff. You've got the Jeff and Jeff show here, live at Splunk.com 2014. And we're joined by Marie Helene Lesor. I hope I did that justice with my French accent. I hope you like that, Jeff. I can tell you're better than mine. Marie Helene worked for the International Organization of Standardization. You're a system manager there. Why don't you tell us a little bit about your organization. It might not be familiar to a lot of our audience. So tell us a little bit about what the organization does. Okay, so I saw we are based in Geneva, Switzerland. We are 150 people working for this company. But the thing is we are helping people to deliver standards. So we give them the tools so that they will be able to work effectively on the standard. So we are like 100,000 people working on our system to get the standard delivered and then we'll sell them. And so we were talking a little bit before we went on air and this could be across any industry. Yeah, any kind of subject. We will be able to work on that. So what are some examples if you could maybe add those so we can kind of get a little bit of color around? There is one standard for the cooking of pasta to know when they are al dente. For example, this one is a funny one. We also have one which will be on quality of IT services, security of IT services. And one of which is funny is about the glass of wine. There is a standard for that. And so you work with, I imagine you must have to work with participants in those industries who are maybe different companies, different players. I mean, that's the whole point of standardization is to standardize across the complete industry, right? So maybe you do have a lot of, how do you say this, dispute management? You've got issues between participants about what the standard should be, that kind of thing, do you help navigate those challenges? Yeah, exactly, that's what we are doing. When we write a norm, it has to be adopted with a consensus. So and to get that, we have to work with people to help them to agree on something. So that's also part of our job. Yes, consensus is not always easy to get. So what's your role specifically as a system manager? I'm working in the IT team of ISO. I'm IT system manager over there. So I'm handling all the infrastructure from network to storage to servers, that kind of stuff. We are also the operational team. So when something broke, we have to fix it first level. And I'm also inside the small team, the IT service manager. So I'm answering that the process are fully followed when we're doing stuff. I'm also working on the incident, problem management, that kind of thing. So, which leaves me with my next question, and I can already kind of imagine how you might be using Splunk, but tell us a little bit about your use of Splunk and kind of how you guys came to use that platform and those applications. We wanted to get a tool to have a unique interface to get all this information, to be able to log on a place and then be able to work from here. So we think of Splunk to consolidate all our logs to start for. And then we hand up putting some other things in it like some metrics for our switches or for our storage. So now when something is happening, we can just log there, see the application logs and move on a little bit to some deeper level if needed. And so, you've had a picture for us kind of before and after. So, trying to do those things prior to using Splunk, I imagine was it a manual effort? We're using other types of tools. What kind of brought you, it must have been a pain point where you said we need to find another solution. What was that that kind of brought you to? The thing is, as we're working with people from other countries, sometimes things were happening during the night and we're not aware of that and we didn't have the tool to investigate it properly. So usually we just end up saying, hey, I'm sorry, I can't help you. We don't have the tool to help you to get the full knowledge of what happened. At a certain point, it really became a real issue with that because it became recurrent, so we have to work on it. And so we tried to figure out a way to get those information. And then Splunk just popped up like that and we're like, okay, it's the right tool. We really need it. Very fortuitous.  Kind of started as a point application and now as we're seeing in the show, Jeff, much more a platform play where they're addressing a lot of different use cases and we've heard from a lot of their customers that we've had on theCUBE that they'll often start in one area around IT operations, IT operations management and analytics and we'll move to another area whether it's security or even something like marketing. Talk about that dynamic in your organization. Has Splunk kind of spread throughout the company or is that something you see potentially happen? As of now, we're still starting to use it. So we're still set up in things. Still early days? Yeah, exactly. We're just trying to put again some other data but still in the same field. But I think we're going to move on a little bit to get some business metrics and that kind of thing to help marketing and sales maybe if they need it. So that will be the next discussion in the few months to come. So let's talk a little bit about this show. What are your thoughts on kind of the crowd here? It's pretty enthusiastic group. I'm guessing this is your first time at .com. Yeah, it is. Just, yeah, what are your impressions? Oh, I really love it. It is really interesting and the use case of other company are really helpful because it gave us some idea of what we can do or what we should not do at all. So it really helped us to build those planks that we will be using in maybe one year from now. Yeah, I think it's interesting, Jeff, that the community here really plays a role in ways that it doesn't at a lot of other software companies. Yeah, people are passionate. So what are some of the most innovative things that you've seen within the peer sets? I went just right now to something about DevOps, a conference by DevOps. And that was really interesting because we're all speaking about DevOps, including us at ISO, but we don't really know what it is so we have to work a little bit on that. And then there were a lot of sessions about Splunk and AWS and the cloud and that's some big world that everybody is using. So we wanted to get some more information to know if that can be applied to us too, because we are a small company but we have still some way to go. We're growing, our business is changing, so we need to adapt. So do you use AWS now? Not yet. Do you have any type of cloud infrastructure in place now? No, no, we're all on premise. All on premise, okay, but do you see potential there? Yeah, maybe that will move in the months to come. We're still trying to figure out. Yeah, and so you haven't even explored it for like test dev or even just kind of get your toes wet. Yeah, just, but it was really a small test so nothing really serious about that. Okay, and so a lot of capabilities enabled here by Splunk. What are some of the things you're hoping that you can accomplish next that you weren't able to do before? What we want to do is having the view from the application to the system. So we're trying to find a way to correlate those data all together. That's a hard work because we have some preparation work to do for that. So we're investigating that and in the same way with the business metric that will have to come, we'll have to feed some new data in Splunk. So we have to work on that also to know how we will be able to get those. What kinds of data? For example, the usage of our website, how people are behaving, if everything is running fine for them and what kind of know they are looking at, those kind of things. Okay, and then have you, are you guys kind of omnichannel? Do you have, have you developed mobile apps and those types of things to support your customer base? No, we don't have mobile application yet. Maybe it will come, I don't know, but that's, we're thinking about it just right now. Okay. So, but it is important for me to know what Splunk is able to do so that now when a project will pop up about whichever subject it is, we'll be able to get it all ready from our side also. Okay. And how many people in your organization now are using Splunk? Is it still pretty small or is it starting to spread? It is really small. Basically, we are like three in the infrastructure team that can use it. And then the developers start using it also to get access to their log. Okay. And in terms of you being able to sell the budget to get Splunk, how did you do that and how did that happen? We showed them how we were able to get some information, some statistic usage on the application. Okay. So that was one thing. And then we were able to create some capacity planning on our storage, which were missing till Splunk. So, and that just say, okay, well, we really need that, let's go with this. Okay. And was it orders of magnitude easier to do than methods prior? It was much easier to compile and present that information in an easy to understand way. Yeah, because before Splunk, we are not able to get those kind of information easily. Now it's just coming, we just have to create the dashboard. That's quite easy to do on Splunk. And that really helped us. And has anyone ever looked over your shoulder and said, yeah, I want one of those dashboards too. It seems like that's kind of the way it expands, right? We had someone earlier that said, they developed some dashboards, gave them to some of the associates. And then they kind of did a save as, created their own, a toxic guy out of their dashboard. Exactly, people will always come to us and ask us, hey, you have this one, which is great, but I want another one with maybe a little bit, a small difference, it's not really the same fields of activity and that kind of thing. So, we're working on it. Okay, so you're from Geneva, right? We always think of Geneva, it's neutral, it's kind of where all the governing heads are, and laws and banks and all kinds of stuff happens in Switzerland. What if you could give your perspective of kind of, some of the big technology trends from where you sit, especially cloud, because cloud introduces all kinds of potential interesting concepts. The big one being, where's there? Where is the data? Because kind of by default, the clouds, they replicate, it's everywhere and then it's there. So, how are you seeing cloud adoption in Switzerland? Are people comfortable with it? Is the security a big issue? Where do you think Switzerland is relative to, say, the US? I can't speak for everybody, of course, but I do think that security is something that is really important for Switzerland and most of the company over there needs to keep their data in Switzerland. So, maybe they will move to a cloud, but it can be either a private one or something in Switzerland. Okay, and did you watch the security keynote yesterday? Yeah. What did you think? It's great. We really have some work to do. He scared everybody. He did scare the whole conference, I think. Everyone kind of took a moment and took a step back, but so, Barry Helene, when we're here next year, 2015, what do you hope to see here from Splunk, things that you would like to see them work on over the next 12 months? Or things you might be doing over the next 12 months that you think, maybe join us on the queue again next year and talk about it. We'll see. To the extent you can talk about them, sometimes future plans, you know, you got to keep them under wraps a little bit, but kind of what's your roadmap like? For the next future of Splunk, I don't know. I'm really waiting for those 6.2 with the prediction, that kind of thing. We are really looking forward to it, but for ISO, I think we'll be working to get some, really, those business metrics to know our customer better, to know how they are behaving and what they want, what they need to get closer to them. That will be important for us. Well, Barry Helene, thanks for coming on, sharing your perspective. Thank you. You know, you're just getting started on your journey and it's great to hear we've had people on from kind of all stages of the journey, people that have been here since the beginning, people that are just getting started like you, so I appreciate you coming on and sharing your perspective. Jeff Frick here again on theCUBE at Splunk.conf 2014. We go wall to wall. We're coming towards the end of day two. We've been having great guests, ton of customers, a lot of practitioners. Here with Jeff Kelly, we'll be back with our next guest after this very short break.