Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA the Foot Account, and welcome back to the channel. Here we go with the pre-season promo with this loading screen yesterday. It is confirmed that pre-season is the next upcoming promo happening tomorrow on FIFA 22. You can see three different car designs and the Foot 23 little text up there at the top of this loading screen tells us a little bit of the story of what we might be able to expect of this promo starting tomorrow. I know we touched on it earlier in the week if you saw that video. I want to go a little bit deeper today, specifically with those car designs they show, maybe how they could be impacting what content we get in the coming days. I also want to take a look back yesterday at the insane 99 rated Muhammad Salah Ultimate Footies SBC might have been our last Footies SBC of the entire promo because I do believe today is the last full day of Footies. It's kind of crazy how the time has flown so fast. Five weeks now I've gone by of all Footies content and it's ending today and tomorrow morning. So crazy that we are at that point now that our favorite summer promo has come to an end. But there's a lot to talk about related to the market, related to shape shifter cards, maybe not being in packs for this next batch based off of seeing that loading screen that we have right now for pre-season. All of that and more in today's video. So if you're excited for pre-season, hit the thumbs up and of course subscribe if you are new. One quick word from the sponsor of today's video. Shout out to Manscaped for once again sponsoring today's video on the channel. It's back to school time and we want to make sure that you pack the essentials to have the best year yet. The Manscaped fourth generation performance package is just that. Be ready for whatever is in your daily schedule this year with these great tools and products from Manscaped. 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Take a look at this, back in FIFA 20 we had two coin boost, two kits and two chemistry styles that were attainable. And that was it. This last year from 21 into 22, we had the coin boost, two of them. We had the Kickstarter packs which gave you chem styles, contracts, kits and a gold players pack. They also gave out league specific packs for the top five leagues helping you build your starter squads around whichever league you would like to choose. So that's obviously a step up from what it was from FIFA 20 into 21. This last year from 21 into 22. So now from 22 to 23, what is it gonna be? What is EA Sports gonna do this year to up the ante just a little bit? I would of course think they might have to give out some chemistry styles again, probably some coin boost, probably a couple packs. Maybe we can just get a little bit more, right? A couple more packs instead of just one gold players pack or instead of like three Bundesliga players pack give us like, you know, a half of 50K pack. It's not super crazy, right? Six players all rare, all gold. You know, like one of those make, you know, that's something that we could go and grind for too. I know that EA's not gonna wanna give out a lot. Since it's the start of a brand new game and they want people to spend FIFA points to go out and of course build up their alternate teams from the get going from the start, I get that. But regardless, this is just something nice where since we're starting to get all this information about FIFA 23, it's nice to now have the opportunity to do some objectives in SBCs and feel like you're giving yourself just a little bit of a head start at the next year's game when it does come around. It's not a huge head start, just a little bit of one, but it's nice, right? It's nice to feel like you're kind of setting yourself on the front foot for that. Now you're like, Nate, this whole promo can't be rewards for FIFA 23, right? No, that is not the case. And that's why I think you see these three different car designs on the loading screen right here. First, let's start on the left. This is the player moments SBC car design. Think about like Lukash Paqueta had one of these from earlier on in the year. We haven't seen this car design used in a hot minute. Now what we have seen recently, this is where I think there might be a correlation here, but I'm, you know, it's not guaranteed at all. We have seen a lot of the transfer cards added. We have got guys like Gold Holland. We looked at it in yesterday's video. They're now on foot bin, not Erlang. Erlang is what I'm trying to search up. Erlang, Erlang Holland, can I type? Here we go. Erlang Holland is now a Manchester City player in FIFA. And on Friday, depending on what cards are in packs, his Manchester City card might actually be in packs. A lot of cards like Arsenal, Gabriel Jesus, or Sterling on Chelsea are already in packs in the game. But I do think that some of these moments player SBCs might be the way that EA Sports is going to give us transferred player cards. Now in years past, they haven't used this car design. They have used, if we actually go and look at Cristiano Ronaldo from last year in FIFA 21, they used the premium SBC car design to do this. We had guys like Leroy Sane, Timo Werner, a couple years ago in foot 20, in a 21. And then we had these, this one last year, only a couple of them were released. Hopefully what it means is they're gonna be doing that same thing this year, but they're just using a different car design. I don't exactly know, but I was a bit surprised to see this one on the menu. So we would just have to see, or if it's somehow EA just gonna give us player SBCs again, with really high ratings towards the end of this year and just give us another kind of example of SBCs to go out and grind, kind of like during footies with really high rated cards. Maybe that's what this is for. But SBC specific, of course, we will have to see what this actually means. But I've got high hopes of our to be completely honest. I really hope that the transfer SBCs are involved somehow. And I just think this might be the way that they go and do it. Now, another SBC card design on this menu is the showdown card design. We have not had a showdown SBC in a while, but now since the leagues are back, since games are happening every weekend once again and during the week as well for some clubs, we now have the potential for showdown SBCs. And that was a big hit last year during this promo. You guys might remember, this is the number one favorite I think that a lot of people remembered from last year in preseason was this 97 rated 90 from the MLS All-Star game. He got upgraded, got that plus two and his card is absolutely disgusting, right? We also had a Gen-Duzi 97 rated card at the end of the game last year. I mean, look at those stats, right? This is September type stats right there for a 97 rated Gen-Duzi card. So what this means to me is it is potentially dropping. Again, showdown SBCs are gonna be a feature through this preseason promo for however long it does run and maybe even starting this Friday. Just think about for a second. Think about the potential since Darwin Nunez now has a Liverpool card in the game. Just imagine for a second a Darwin Nunez like showdown SBC where it's like Nunez versus Harry Maguire or with the Liverpool Man U game coming up this Monday, Friday or Saturday even would be perfect for EA sports to drop a showdown SBC for that big game that is upcoming and start this preseason off with a bang. So EA, if you're listening to this at all or if you need any ideas for showdowns this weekend, this Monday game technically in the next week, not on the weekend, but this Monday game would be perfect for a first showdown. I mean, so many people would love to see whether it's Nunez or whoever it is, Liverpool versus Man U, perfect opportunity for a showdown SBC. And there's gonna be so many throughout the course this preseason promo. We should get some really great cards via showdowns. And of course, since they are showdowns, they have that potential to live upgrade based on a win or a draw, plus one for a draw, plus two for a win. And then they get the upgraded card design. You guys know how those works. We've seen them throughout the year already in FIFA 22. So definitely watch out for those. I'm kind of excited for the showdowns because those are just very exciting fun cards whenever they are dropped in the game. Now the third card here is the team of the season card design in the middle. Now what does this mean, right? Does this mean that, you know, Tots cards are gonna be back in packs? I think that is what it is kind of leading us to believe. But my question is, are Tots cards the best cards that are going to be in packs? Now this is what I remember from last year from the end of footies to the beginning of preseason. Right now we have 200 special cards in packs with all of the best shape shifters. So many of the great team in the season cards. It really can't get any better than this. And I'm telling you guys, probably tomorrow and Friday, it's gonna feel like we're taking a step back. There probably will still be a decent amount of special cards in packs, but there probably won't be as many shape shifters and there'll probably be a lot more Tots cards. Now the one thing I'm a bit curious about is with the Tots card on the loading screen, does that mean that there are going to be no shape shifters in packs at all? And right now I don't feel comfortable saying that that is the case. But what I would really watch out for today on Thursday is, sometimes they update the loading screen on a Thursday and we could get more information today telling us what kind of cards could be released back into packs. And if there is a shape shifter card design on the loading screen after they update that, then I would say, okay, some shape shifters are gonna be back in packs. It's not time to go and buy them because I will think, and I would say that if shape shifters are not included in this next batch that is gonna come out, some of these cards are absolutely going to go up in price just due to rarity and just due to the shape shift there's being the best cards from the best promo, the latest promo via cards in packs on this game. And look at their prices, right? Sun 294, he's actually up a little bit from where he was. Ginola's 1.1 lows, Messi is down bad, Ronaldo is down bad, 2.419. I mean, that's a bit of an undercut there but still that's really low for where he has been. A lot of these shape shifters are down so much but they're still also pretty rare. So just be very careful watching the loading screen today and maybe any information that we get from EA Sports because some of the shape shifters, if you want to buy them for your team, they could be going out of packs for a week or two, maybe until later on during preseason when they put more batches in, more cards in packs and we build up with more shape shifters in packs if they don't start there from the beginning but any of the shape shifters that are very popular meta that go out of packs tomorrow, I do think have an opportunity to rise up in price a little bit. So that's the biggest thing I would say about this loading screen that I think impacts some of you guys' teams and buying cards for end game team and stuff like that. Watch out for the shape shifter cards and I do think that an updated loading screen today might show us a couple more card designs of promos that will be featured in packs. We'll just have to see if they updated or not but that's one of the biggest things that I'm looking out for because again, like we said and like we've mentioned, these card prices have gone down a lot. Christian Ronaldo shape shifter, 25 flat. So the 2419 is just sitting, that's crazy. So he's down, where he was messiest down a lot, we just looked at Ginola, right? Ginola is 1.1 million coins, 1.1, almost five, 1.15, that was really, really low for that card. So yeah, he's down a lot. So all of these guys are down, but maybe if they're back in packs, they could even go lower if they're not in packs. Obviously they might have a bit of a jump up because they are still really rare cards. So that's a big part of what I'm kind of watching on the market, but in all, in total, this preseason promo, and I just gotta be honest, it's probably gonna seem a step backwards in terms of hype from where we are right now with footies, with the insane SBCs, the Salah, the name are all this stuff that is very craftable right now, enjoy it, enjoy the grind, enjoy how fun it is and how craftable it all is, because it's not gonna be as exciting at least this next week, in my opinion, in terms of the content for foot 22. Now when you, then you flip the switch and you start to think about foot 23 a little bit, I understand a little bit of extra hype there, but still just be very, very careful of getting super hyped about preseason because it's just gonna be a different level of hype than footies in my opinion. So we're gonna watch that loading screen today, see if we get any more information from that, before we head into tomorrow and Friday about what could be in packs, because that could impact some things. Now speaking of today on Thursday, it is Rewards Day and it's last chance day to full send footies. I'm gonna try to get the name are completed today. I'm working on St. Max. I even started the Salah SBC a little bit. It's the last day with the footies batch three cards in packs. So hit your 85 times 10, hit your player picks that you wanna hit, maybe the 75 times five upgrade packs, because yes, these will still be decent after today and tomorrow when there's new cards that are in packs, but I just don't think they will be as OP as they have been. So that's the one thing that I would say is just be a little bit careful and try to craft as much as you can. Seriously, I think like I said earlier in the week, this is just the week to grind and to go for it and to full send it because of the cards that are in packs is not gonna get any better than this and the SBCs are really, really great as well. Now speaking on the SBC side of things, just really quickly, Muhammad Salah dropped yesterday. Of course, the leak was true. He did get dropped. Incredible card, position change, premium footies item, five star, five star. I mean, this is the best Salah card we've ever had in any FIFA. The added traits as well, incredible, incredible item. Now I think the price here is a little bit steep and I don't know if it's just me. I understand that it's Premier League hype. It's a position change and I get that. 1.7 million coins compared to 1.3 for Neymar. You know, I mean, I was hoping Salah would be right around 1 million coins but of course that position change and it just being a 99 rated card. I think EA know they can get some people to go ahead and do this and that's why you saw a lot of the top tier cards drop yesterday, Ginola, Messi, Ronaldo. Some of those top tier shapes yet there's dropped in price. I think it really has a direct correlation with the Salah SBC coming out. So many people wanting to go and to craft him just because of how elite that card looks. And if you take a look at the upvotes and downvotes a lot of upvotes on the Salah card for good reason because it is a really insane, insane item and I understand why people are excited about it because it's incredible. So GG is the A sports but I think that's gonna be our last footies SBC of the footies promo but what a good one to go out with, right? And what a great week it has been. I mean, just to shed some light. Again, on think about how insane this past week has been Neymar, St. Max, Veran, Nala Salah, Dembele just incredible amounts of SBCs, great players and great opportunities to craft them as well. So GG is once again the A sports for a great end to footies and it's been so craftable with so much content in general. It's been a really nice footies promo in general. Now, speaking about fodder a little bit because we just talked about an SBC we need to talk about fodder. Fodder's low once again and the price fluctuations are continuing to happen. 84s did go up yesterday. Some people were like, Nate, 84s didn't rise as much on the PlayStation. I can't speak for all the other markets. It looks like Xbox, they did pretty good too but I mean, they were really low yesterday. I mean, we're talking 3,000 coins low for some of these cards and a lot of the 84s went up over four and a half thousand coins close sort of 5K at the content drop yesterday even with everything going on. Now some of them didn't move a ton and I think today you could see some of these prices go even lower into the day, the morning because of those rabble's rewards and people are still grinding the gold pack method and all sorts of things like that. So really watch out for some low points on fodder. Get on those bids because I do think there will be a bit of a spike today since it's the last day of the footies batch three being in packs. You know, the 85 times 10, the 85 times five there might be of course a lot of people today trying to go out and get those done like the last time that they possibly can or even an 86 plus player pick would be a good thing to try to go and do before the new batch of cards is dropped. So I do think fodder today can have as usual fluctuation but after it does get a little bit low in the morning also we're gonna have marquee matchups today. So we're gonna have to watch and see what the tradable pack supply is like and what kind of packs they give from marquee matchups because it always will supply the market a bit today. And again, like I mentioned if the shapeshifters that you're watching if it doesn't look like they're gonna be back in packs and you wanna take a gamble on it then feel free if there's any price drops today on some big time shapeshifters maybe you'll pull the trigger on a card like that just because of that supply ending if they're not gonna be in packs. So that's kind of what I'm thinking for content today and with the fodder a little bit as well another fluctuation today maybe enough to trade in it and make some coins with that or just stock the club and get some SBC done cheaper with the fodder prices still being really, really low and just like the whole fodder market being squashed with all of the top tier really high rated cards that are impacts right now at the moment. So that's kind of what's going on with the market today. It's probably gonna be a quiet Thursday, right? Thursdays are always really quiet but really what it is it's okay in my opinion if it's a quiet day time to grind the last SBCs the last player picks the last day of the French Cup to get your games and I got to win, what is it like six games? I got to win six games today to get all the rewards last chance to do a Mavi or Mandanda or Jelson Martins as well some of those guys are expiring so kind of another day to complete the SBCs complete the objectives and catch up a little bit on the last full day of the footies promo also to get those summer swap tokens if you're still going for a guy like Ben Yetter or any of the fodder packs still grinding those they're not done being released yet there are 10 tokens more to go 40 have been released 10 have yet to be released but still if you're on that grind you know there's more time if the content's not insane today more time to go ahead and get some of that stuff done and to get ahead of the curve there and towards the end goal of what you're working on so that's the video for today guys really we just are awaiting that preseason promo starting and hopefully learning a little bit more information today from a secondary loading screen by EA Sports about what cards maybe could be impacts I hope that EA full send to this preseason promo if you're excited for it hit the thumbs up on this video comment down below if you do have any questions and subscribe if you're new it's been Nate for the count and I'll catch you guys later peace out.


How about some containers? Who likes containers? If you do like them, you'll like the next five minutes. If not, feel free to leave. So I created SlimToolKid, originally DACA Slim, to have minimal container images. The easy way and the automated way. Now you can also use the tool to debug the minimal container images and to analyze them. And that's what I'm gonna talk about. Why would you want to have minimal container images? Well, the goal is to have production-ready container images and minimal container images get you there when you have with only the stuff that you need to have in the containers, which is exactly what the best practices recommend for containers. Unfortunately, they don't tell you how to get there. There's obviously more to production-ready containers, but this is the most important part because it's the most complicated part. How do we get minimal container images? You have a few options. You can create them from scratch. The scratch image is the best image possible. It's zero bytes. It's the ultimate minimal container image. Now it's a little easier with compiled languages, where you can create a single binary and you can copy it. But even there, for example, with Go, you might end up with extra dependencies. Now another option is to use this project. It creates minimal container images by analyzing the container that you have and the application inside. And this is what this diagram shows. It shows what happens when you minify your container image with the tool. So what it does, it does static analysis and then it does a little bit of dynamic analysis. And for that, it creates a temporary container where it puts a sensor but a whole bunch of monitors that collect telemetry and then it runs that container and then it also interacts with that container using a whole bunch of different probes. And once it's done collecting the telemetry, it ships all of this telemetry and the artifacts from the container to the main app where the app creates a brand new container and it also generates security profiles that are also useful. So this is what it looks like. I have a few snippets showing what it looks like when you run the tool. You can use the regular CLI mode or you can also use this interactive prompt mode in here using the slim command and then using a flag out of completion to pick the image I want to minify and here it's engine X and then in the last snippet it shows that it minified the image by 11 times. Pretty cool, right? Great. Now you have a minimal container image but how do we debug it? Most of the time, those minimal container images, whether or not you created it by hand, for example, with a scratch image, with a single executable, they probably don't have shell. So you can docker exec or kube control exec or nort control exec into them. And those images also don't have your debugging tools. So we have the debug command to help you there. It uses a sidecar-based debugging technique to attach to the target container, but the debugging container you pick. And here again, a few snippets that show how you pick the target and it also shows this nice out of completion with the running containers. I have my engine X slim container running and also a dagger container running. If you don't know what dagger is, you should. So, and when you connect to the terminal, what you see is the file system of the target container. Now that's awesome. If you ever dig into the target container, you can see that it's running. If you've done that the hard way, the manual way, you know that's not what you're going to get by default. By default, you're going to get what you see in the last snippet, where you see the file system of the debugging container. With the slim toolkit, you get this nice developer experience where you see the target container, its file system, and what's inside. So that's why I see docker entry shell. And when I look for engine X, I find it. The other nice thing, but the debug command is that you get a list of predefined debugging images. For example, if you want to do network related troubleshooting and debugging, there's the net shoot image. For basic debugging, you can always go with busy box. And there's a couple of chain guard images, a basic Wolfie image and an image they created specifically for the tool. And it was nice of them. And that's pretty much it. Thank you.


From Soldiers Radio and Television, this is the Army Now. The activation of Charlie Battery Second Battalion. Charlie Battery of the Second Battalion, 300th Field Artillery Regiment, formerly deactivated this week at Camp Guernsey, Wyoming. An army-wide change in authorization restructured the battalion from three firing batteries to only two. Charlie Soldiers, proficient in the operation of High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, fired one last time before moving on to new opportunities within the Wyoming National Guard. I think the Soldiers are excited. We've had some Soldiers who've been thinking about commissioning and thinking about going to OCS, thinking about going to Warn Officer School and taking other NCO roles within the battalion and within the brigade. Battery change. Warn off! They don't want to see the battery go away, but I think that the Soldiers are poised and prepared to go to their new units and they'll do well. That's the Army Now.


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Sorry for starting a little bit late folks, but the other folks ran a little bit over. I work for a company called Percona. We had a booth down in the hall. If you don't know us, we're database consultants. We also have our own forks of most of the major open source databases out there. And this talk is open sources winning, but we can still lose. I need to get hold of me. There's my address. The slides I've updated to the website. I put this in here about the stuff I put in for the talk that goes into the schedule just because later if someone comes back and finds a slide deck, they can find out what I'm actually talking about. So open sources winning, but we can still lose. Once again, my name is Dave Stokes. I am a technology evangelist for Percona. Worked for many years on MySQL. I'm an author of a book called MySQL and JSON, a Practical Programming Guide. I have another book that I got to finish on MySQL. Indexes, how they really work. You'll hear a little bit more about my background in a little bit. And right now, here's where you hear about my background.  There's a couple of people in here with gray hair who probably know all this stuff. But I run into a lot of folks these days who do not know anything about where we came from before the days of open source. I started with computers in what I now call an 80-column world. This was when you did things with Hollerith cards.  They might look harmless, but they actually sent over 10 million people to death in Nazi concentration camps. Ironically, you would use a device like this one down here to write your Fortran or cobalt programs together and went through the one computer your school or your company had.  You had one color.  The 80-column world kind of still haunts us a little bit just like the way railroad tracks are actually off of metrics that they use in the Roman army for creating roads. So when I came along, this was about it for a programmer. You were lucky if you had a step debugger, a CRT, and maybe some extra file space to store your files. So this was it for a long time. Now the old adage was you'll never get fired for buying an IBM computer. Other vendors were out there, but IBM was kind of the beyond dominant player in the area. And ironically, the thing kind of started edging that out in the days where companies, entire companies, Fortune 500 companies would have one computer or maybe two, was the little advice called the IBM PC. Suddenly, your financial guys were able to use a program like VisiCal can do what if estimates. Like if sales went up 20%, what would our taxes look like? That sort of work. So it was kind of exciting to see the transition between mainframes down to PCs. But the trouble was you still had one vendor for everything.  There might be some third party applications, but not a whole lot of them. And the user group, if any, was kind of dominated by that company. And you'll see on that list of vendors a lot of companies that are now long gone that were out there and playing big and large 30, 40 years ago. Now the trouble with this is if I wrote a COBOL program for an IBM machine and I sent it over to you when you had an NCR, it might work, it probably wouldn't. If you had a DEC or data general, it definitely wouldn't. Everything did not interoperate. Now about this time, I started on Top 10's machine because the school I went to had KL 1091, a nice machine. You could have up to 50 people working on it at a time, which was then revolutionary. I went to another school where they had Top 10, Ristus E, Vax VMS, and another operating system called Altrix, all from digital. The only trouble was that digital decided they wanted to sell more Vax VMS and killed off every other operating system. So you found your investment in whatever you had was suddenly wiped out by some senior VP's decision to come up with a different plan to raise revenue. Now about the same time, some folks at Bell Labs, people who you probably have met who come to these shows for a couple of years, started working on a operating system called UNIX, which was a plan on something called Multix, which was an early multi-user operating system. Now the only trouble with Bell Labs is they were part of AT&T and those of you old enough for number AT&T, they were always a pain in the rear to deal with. They were a nasty company, very much a monopoly but supported by the government. Now they gave copies of their operating system to UC Berkeley. So kind of jointly they developed the UNIX operating system. Now the great thing here is that you could actually run UNIX on several different types of hardware, not a whole lot, but a handful of different hardware. So if something I could write that ran on my Vax might run on an AT&T 3B2, it was amazing because suddenly you could interoperate. The only trouble was once again dealing with AT&T, they had some weird licensing issues and once again, they were never really fun to deal with. And about this time, other people started making copies of UNIX and HPUX, SunOS, Solaris, Zenix, and they all claimed to be POSIX compliant which was an open standard for if you wrote something that ran on my Sun microsystems that might run on my Apollo domain box. Not all the time, but it was a little bit better chance of having interoperability. And then around 1991, a miracle happened. We started hearing reports of this crazy guy from Finland named Linus Torvalds, giving away, giving away, not charging you, not making you sign like that, giving away a UNIX-like operating system. And I like to refer to him as St. Linus Torvalds. By the way, when I saw this picture on the internet, I'm going, oh yeah, I now have a theme for my talk. Okay, confession, I'm a database person. I see everything through the lens of databases. I find them fascinating. I know a lot of you would rather crawl naked through shards of broken glass with lighter fluids sprayed over you and then ignited than talk about databases, but I find them interesting. Now, a big revolution kind of happened a couple years ago. Open-source databases became more popular than commercial databases. Let me put it this way. This means DB2, the big Oracle database, the stuff from SAP was less popular than Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, and several others. Now, if you extrapolate the trends, it gets even worse for a lot of the big databases. This here, I think, is the top 15 databases. But if you zero in on the top handful, you'll see that the only one who has a rising line there is Postgres. MySQL's tailing off a little bit. Oracle's tailing off a lot. Mongo is really disappearing. We'll talk a little bit more about that. And access is kind of holding steady. So databases are doing well, just not in the open-source world, but overall in general. Now, Synopsys was here. I don't know if you've gone through to their booth or what was their booth, but they published recently a open-source security and risk analysis report for this year. Now, they scanned 1,700 code bases the previous year and they found that 96% of them contained open-source software. So if you're an open-source fan, which you probably are, they're so great news, right? Well, 87% of those include security and operational risk assessments that came up with some bad news. Over half the software in use has licensed conflicts. 31% of the code bases contain open-source with no license or customizable licenses. We can talk about that a little bit later. Almost 90% of code bases contain open-source that was more than four years out of date. And 91% of code bases contain components that had no new development in the past two years. So we're building skyscrapers on a sandy beach. Now, the average number of open-source components in a given application was almost 600. So all the little bits and figures from the DNS software up to probably your user interface, generating software, open-source is great. Now, a lot of these have at least one known open-source vulnerability. It means we know there's holes there, we know there's people exploding them and they're still out there. And 48% of code bases had high risk vulnerabilities. So no people are exploding those problems and doing a lot of damage with them. I hear some percentages of various code bases. You probably all know about jQuery and Lodash and some of the other ones out there. But it shows you that a lot of things that we rely on daily or stuff that we don't know that we rely on daily is vulnerable. Gartner says that almost half of us will have some sort of attack on our code base in the next couple of years. Now, in this report, they were talking a lot about DoD, Department of Defense businesses. And if you've not worked in a defense contractor, there's a lot of technical debt there, there's a lot of old stuff you're dragging for support that might be years or decades old. And they're kind of looking at open-source as a way to get around that. And you'll hear people in the DoD saying, well, we're being more open, we're using more industry standard, but they're actually using open-source software as a life ring. They're drowning. A lot of other industries are drowning. And if they see that someone else is running software that they can take advantage of, they're jumping on the open-source bandwagon. So basically, we're winning, right? This is great, yeah. That's why we're all in Vancouver of open-source software. Well, now that databases are winning and a lot of other stuff is doing really well, it's not time to sit back and relax we've done great things, we got to keep progressing. And I call this natching defeat from the jaws of victory. In 1995, I moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth area. This is right after the Dallas Cowboys won their last Super Bowl World Champion. I'm not a big football fan. I know too many ex-players are bad at batting beat up and I have a hard time watching the games. But every year, about this time, you start hearing Cowboys are gonna do it. They're gonna go to the Super Bowl this time. And they never quite do. So we have some great ideas that popped up in the last few years like the software bill of materials. Now, this is great, it goes through all your code and tells you where the sources are come. And in some cases, it will tell you how badly out of revision it is and things like that. But a lot of folks I see who are employing me with this run the SBOM, run it once, look at it and never look at it again. Also, a lot of our efforts are duplicated. Do we really need 117 JavaScript packages in NPM for JSON encoding? What could we have done with that talent and that code if we put it on another thing? But we spent a lot of time on something like that. Also, the learning curve for beginners is ever-steepening. As I mentioned earlier, my first programming job, I had a CRT, I had a step debugger, I had a text editor, and that was about it. You look at the modern thing where you have CI CD processes, you have linters, you have all these other things. New people coming in are facing an ever-steepening wall. And some of them don't understand all the steps or the reasons behind the steps that make shortcuts. And by the way, politicians have noticed us. This open-source stuff sounds great to them. How do they benefit from it? How do they increase their own power and reputation with it? You might have heard of the Linux Foundation. They were worried now about a new EU bill that could fragment open-source. Politicians coming to your aid are not always there to rescue you, they're there to rescue them. So a lot of the new laws that are coming in, thank God the Linux Foundation are looking at them, could actually put the brakes on what we're doing with open-source. The other problem we have is open-source licenses. There are over 1,400 licenses according to Wikipedia. If you go to open-source.org, they're recognized over 100. Why is this a problem? Well, the biggest problem we have right now is that new people are running lots of stuff on GitHub and GitLab. And the most popular license is none. Well, what does this mean? Well, one of these days we're gonna have some sticky lawyers that are gonna come through and they're gonna take advantage of this license and they'll reassign it. They'll make a derivative work that's just slightly changed and be able to lock us out of what we've been doing. A lot of the stuff that I see, especially coming from licensed changes and the legal areas is basically gonna pay for a lot of lawyers. Unfortunately, it's gonna come out of our pockets. When people start doing customized versions of licenses, like we'll talk about Mongo in a little bit, we're all gonna end up paying lawyers to come back and tell us exactly what they think it means and until the court decides exactly what it means, we're spending a lot of money on that. Now, example here is the JSON license. The software shall be used for good, not evil. Depends what your definition of good and evil is. Is it going to be gluten-free software only? What is it gonna mean? So gotta be careful. And whenever you have ambiguity and you have it in a document that a lawyer is gonna use, they will beat you over the head without mercy. And a lot of our software is aging like milk. 91% of projects looked at in a Black Duck audit contained open source software that had no development in the past two years. Is that because it's perfected and has no bugs, no problems, nothing can go wrong? Has it been abandoned? Is it good enough? How do you make sure? Another problem we have is a lack of incentive for contributors to perform maintenance activities.  Then you get married, have kids, you don't have the spare time. And that software project that you did as a little hobby or a resume pluffer is suddenly something someone else is depending on and they have no idea what's going on. You might have seen this cartoon where we have an example of this wonderful infrastructure setup and Jenga-like it's all resting on one little peg by a project that may have not been modified since 2003. So one of the big things you hear about open source is it has to be better software because of all these eyes looking at their software. How many people here regularly read open source software on a monthly basis? You actually spend a couple of minutes going through the code. A couple out of the room. A lot of us just trust that someone else is looking at it. And if they find something, they know what it is and they know how to report it. We are very, very trusting. The MPM debacle of, what was it, 18 months ago now is a good example of this. Outdated. As I mentioned, 91% of projects contain outdated versions of open source components. So there might be a better version out there. There might be a version with CVEs that are patched that you don't know about, but we're not running them. So in this case, we know there's a patch out there. We may not know there's a patch, but it has not been applied. Those in the dev sec area, especially the ops area, know that you're fighting fires constantly. You are juggling on the unicycle going downhill with a tailwind and you may not have time to go back and check all your software and be able to patch them and upgrade them. Now, organizers that are often familiar with commercial software for which they get the updates on a regular basis from their vendor because they have a support contract, they switched to open source software, there's no one to do that.  And unfortunately, the end user's responsibility to be aware of this stuff. And if you're doing your normal job, are you reading all the mailing list you should find out what's changing? Now, past couple of years, S-bombs have become very popular. And knowing where all your components are sourced from is valuable. But like this drawing here, we should see all the pieces of the airplane, but do we really know how they go together? How to assemble them? How do we make sure the library we think we're using is really the library we're using? Also, we have issues on how do we audit report updated software? Do you have a programmer who runs a little script and goes through and collects all the information, sends off a memo every week? Do we need something that actually does report cards for everything? Do we need something that sweeps through all the GitHub and Git Labs repos and come back and tell us, hey, this is great, but the SSL library is two revisions old. And once again, if we have million of eyes looking at the code, it's still easy to lose playing three card Monty. How do we make sure that what we're seeing and what we think is out there is actually what we're running? Most of us these days use a package manager to do binaries. And we're just assuming that the source code that we look at matches up to the binaries. So, three card Monty there. Also, do we need a program to adopt homeless software? A lot of our developers who are around from the early days of Linux are now coming up to that age where they want to go off and do something else for the rest of their life. Maybe you get a different job and you leave your project behind. So, maybe we need a college or university program that takes people learning software engineering and has them run sort of management and maintenance through all this. And of course, we'll need Sarah McLaughlin with a sad ad and pictures of kitties. Database world a couple of years ago. Had a big shock. Some folks decided they weren't making enough money. They didn't like what AUWS or the other cloud vendors were doing, so they changed their license to keep them from doing that. MongoDB changed their license to a server-side software license. And by the way, if you're friendly with a lawyer who won't charge you money for advice, have them read this paragraph on the left-hand side. A service that must release the software it uses to offer their software. Lawyer, I know, read that and said, well, that basically tells Amazon, Azure, OCI that all your software has to be made available to Mongo. Is that the exact legal ruling? We don't know yet. No one's actually come through. But that's the type of thing that a good lawyer will tell you this is not something you wanna touch. Also, Maria changed one of their pieces of software. To a business software license, which starts off as closed where you have to pay royalties, but then after four or so years, it becomes open source. Four years in a software project is a eternity. And if you're depending on software that's four years old and you know there's better stuff out there, you might wanna look for an alternative. So what do you do after your software choice changes its license from something that's open source to something that is definitely not open source? Well, you can run the version before the license change forever, which is incurring a lot of technical debt. And it's not something you really wanna do willingly. You can do it like we did. We forked MongoDB, we have branches of MySQL and Postgres, we add our own stuff on top of it and Perconi gives it away for free. So if you want an enterprise version of those Mongo or MySQL, and you don't wanna pay Oracle or Mongo for the stuff, we give it away for free, but you're now dependent on Perconi to keep doing that forever and ever. Find an alternative, don't like Mongo? Okay, I'll go to some other NoSQL database. Good, but you're gonna need to rewrite.  It's not gonna be a lift and drop situation. Now, each of these options have their own associated risks and costs, just not financial costs, opportunity costs, time costs. And unfortunately, the more customers I see, the more intricate projects going on, there's very, very few simple changes go on anymore when you try to transition to something else. And unfortunately for most of us, when these announcements comes out, they're a surprise. And my role as a manager was, I always told my employees, no surprises. If something comes out of the blue, we'll take it on the chin, but if you know something bad is about to happen, give me a warning. Unfortunately, with these type of license changes, you don't get warnings. And of course, there's no guarantee that it's new software, if you do go to it, also doesn't change to something else in the future. It's equally unpalatable. So, what are we supposed to do? Well, what happens if you don't notice the license change? You have a lot of exposure. Part of it's financial, the rules that the company set up for your fines are out there. You're also gonna have some legal costs. The other thing is, if you're not paying attention to this one package, what other package you're using have also changed. The public's gonna see you if you're not complying with the new license rule and skipping licensing costs, they're gonna see you as a cheap SOB. And in the future, you're gonna have other incompatibilities that you may not notice that are gonna put you even deeper in the hole. Now, what happens if you have a product that changes this license and you do nothing, just hoping that you're gonna skip under the radar? Well, many companies I know will fire you for doing such a thing. It's your responsibility to know what your tools are. And of course, on top of all that are the financial legal and public risks. This is getting, this might be a sensitive topic for some folks. I used to hit just about every Linux Fest in the Northern Hemisphere for several years. And what was interesting, while this shows an example of professionalism, a lot of other Linux shows are definitely not. One of the problems we have in the open source world is that we trust the people who are running the software are as smart as the people who wrote it. So you just tell them to go RTFM, go read the manual. Now, other, our competition in the commercial side have the ability to do a lot of hand-holding. I don't know if you've bought a commercial database for an Oracle or a DB2 or something like that. There's a lot of sales engineers and sales people there to help guide you and walk you through and help setting up stuff. A lot of the stuff in the open source world there's no hand-holding. Support is by a mailing list which they may not be able to read easily and get the information from the volume of material that comes through. Sometimes our communities are not exactly supportive. Another problem we have is education. I mean, sure you can watch a video on YouTube. You might be able to catch a couple things on Hacker News, but a lot of the commercial pieces of software have well-developed educational programs that most of open source does not. A lot of projects have a hobbyist mentality and this is a barrier to acceptance for a lot of folks. The lack of turnkey options for many projects, pieces of software make commercial software seem more attractive. Ikea is great if you like little Allen wrenches and can read diagrams. If you don't have any spatial logic, Ikea furniture is not for you. Troubles integrating with other packages that are old and familiar with the corporate environment. I've actually had people ask me, how does your database work with the spreadsheet that the Cyprian Department works with? So it doesn't. So how do we integrate those two? One of the key tenants of open source are not highly high on the desire list of features or from the general public. You know, the great thing is, hey, that software, I don't have to pay the big licensing fee to the big corporation, but I have payroll tomorrow. How do I run that? Also, we need to stress functionality and adaptability over a hobbyist to lead a stance. Our system might be better, but what is the bottom line cost? A lot of folks here are open source and here's this free software and they figure everything's free. So they get very surprised when they find out that they end up with support contracts or engineers specializing in the area and suddenly that idea that it's free is ruined. This is an interesting quote I picked up last week from register when it comes to Linux distros, one man's molehills and another man's mountain. Since you're here at a Linux show, I have a feeling that you all have your favorite distro or two and absolutely loathe other distros. A lot of people who are new to the open source area have no idea of those reasons.  I paid 20 bucks for this piece of software. Did exactly what I wanted, I didn't mind paying the money. However, the first four days I had the software, I had five phone calls from the author's team and they were telling me that, hey, we're just checking in, we're making sure you're doing okay. Do you have any questions? Do you have it running? What are you doing? Do you want to share or something? We listened to it and it would give you some critiques and it was amazing for 20 bucks, whatever profit they would have made, they blew in phone calls on me. Now, the great thing here is I honestly think somehow for a lot of open source software, we need to find a way to find this type of interface with the customers. I don't know how to do it, but the handholding was really great for $20 piece of software. Personal bugbear, error messages are usually written to be, well, the lifeline for your user of your product, they tell them what's going on, why can't I do what I want to do to see an error message and that's the lifeline they're going to grab onto. Usually error messages are written by junior developers and they might make sense to the junior developer, might make sense to the junior developer's manager and absolutely nobody else. Error message just makes sense to those who know, but they don't. Example, values must be numeric for phone number is better than a stark bad value pop-up. My wife, God bless her, is a science teacher, has a very clinical mind, but when she gets an error message that's incomprehensible, turns her off the package. Also, we tend to use a lot of science fiction terms at GROC. Also, North Americans tend to use a lot of baseball metaphors, but Europeans find very charming but are incomprehensible. And also, it helps if you refine it from clarity. I honestly wish we taught junior programmers how to write a good error message and then go back and review them. And one of the things that someone I know who wrote technical manuals for living said, write as if your grandma was using your code and her life depended on it and you want to make it easy for her to use. So, how do we win? And by the way, we will not win them all, nor do we really want to. We are in competition with commercial software. Those of you who've ever had open source software project that was going strongly and some of you had a senior VP comes in saying, hey, my buddy at Microsoft says I can do everything I need to do with Microsoft software. It's a rough thing. So, we need to do better promotion of open source software on ourselves. Sadly, a lot of folks see marketing as a dirty word, but we need to promote what we're doing and give people exposure to it. We're gonna have to get tighter coordination along the entire process, which means your CI CD process is gonna need an SBOM check and it's gonna need someone to eyeball what the SBOM is telling them to make sure that everything is coming good and we generally need to communicate better. Also, I think we're gonna have to come up with a standard for upgrades. One of the pieces of software I deal with regularly upgrades the SSL library every quarter, which is good because the software for the SSL library updates every quarter. But some of the downstream packages from there update that SSL library maybe once every two years, once every three years. We probably need some sort of rule of thumb that says if library X that you depend on has changed in the past six months and it's a minor change and it doesn't have any big implications, you need to upgrade. Big example here is the last time the show was here in Vancouver, I ended up talking to the developers of EXT3 file system. Their big bugbear was that they were doing all this really neat stuff with the EXT3. They got rid of a lot of problems that we are suffering in Linux with the EXT3. But the distros were not scheduled to pick up their code for another two years. So what good does it do to paint the moon of Elisa but the museum's not gonna be open for two years? Project list, we're gonna need some way to have a list of projects that are abandoned or need help. We're gonna have to do some mentoring and we're gonna have to keep from reinventing the wheel. My early example there was the MPM libraries for JSON encoding. And with that, I wanna thank you all for coming out. I know this has been a long show and when I saw it was the last slot of the last day, I was hoping it wouldn't be just me and the AV guy, although the AV guy is kind of a nice dude. If you wanna copy the slides, they're uploaded on the conference website or you can get it off my speaker deck. Any questions, comments, concerns? Yes ma'am, you? Oh, hi. Thanks, it was a good talk. I used to go to the open source convention when it was like in Portland, the O'Reilly one and there was a kind of informal meeting of folks who sit on open source boards that would like meet in person. I'm in the neighborhood, I work on open standards so they're like, okay, you can come. And I was noticing back then, this is, I started going between 2005 and 2010. I don't know what we call that anyway, that era. And I was noticing that leadership training might be a good idea for this community. And I even talked to folks who I know do leadership training in the nonprofit sector and said like, because they don't really wanna do the corporate stuff, but they're kind of also neighbors to open source that might be culturally appropriate to these communities, or at least adaptable as a starting point, but it's still not happening. And a lot of what you're talking about in the list of problems could be solved by upskilling the soft skill side of things in this community broadly. So where is that happening? And should I, now that folks like you are making these types of presentations, come back and say, where's the LF leadership training department so that the soft skills get better? Because those things aren't, all the things you named aren't gonna get solved until those are also developed in this community. Yeah, well, one of my hopes is someone from the Linux Foundation hears about this talk and starts going through the slides and yeah, we can do that, we can do this. A big example that I used to love was the PHP community. Love it or hate it, PHP is the dominant scripting language on the web. They used to get together once a year at a show called PHP Tech and they'd all go out for beer and they'd hash out, this is what our new version's gonna do at, here's where the rules are. COVID killed that off, so that communication's been stifled for a couple of years. They're meeting again next week, so hopefully a lot of the face-to-face stuff will do, but we definitely need some guidance from Linux Foundation and other folks to say, let's get these folks together, let's kind of raise the bar. You may not, yeah, it's not about, like these communities know how to go have beer with each other, that's not what we're talking about. It's like how to actually gain skills in how they conduct themselves, how they lead, which is slightly different than more. Yeah, how do we make the folks in the head of the committee can actually run a committee? Yeah. Yeah.  No, I didn't. How do the people have the skills to do many things that it's not about the functionality of running a meeting, it's how do they have the inner capacity to do these things well consistently over time, not follow the recipe of this thing? Yeah, how do you get a leader rather than an administrator? Yes. Okay, that's a good question. Hopefully we'll get something. Anyone else have any comments or? Well, if you have anything on your two side, please hit me in my email or my Twitter. And with that, I wanna thank you and it's been a long week and I know we're one of the last sessions, but hope you had a great time and hopefully see you later. Take care.


Literally what he did solar flare Krillin is bald for strategic purposes. How's it going everybody? Dots and I hear back with some more dragon ball fighters ranked matches today We are playing Dragon Ball super Broly up on point with the usual to backing him up And it feels like it's been a while since I've played dragon ball fighters ranked let alone a dbs Broly So I'm looking forward to dragon rushing people You know, we got to do it early early enough in the game and it's basically why did I do that? Why did I that was not the combo? I was so excited Oh that reflect lasted a while. He's gonna try to dragon rush me and get revenge But unfortunately I do tech those he doesn't know I tech though. I stopped those let's go Oh, the beam got the rock as well. That was a shave The rock stopping that beam would have been sick. I'm gonna super dash Oh, it works out every time. Do I want to go full auto? No, I never go full auto. All right, I'm going for it One two give him another one. You know what get this armor off me. Hold on. Let me slip into something more comfortable All right, now we get that damage boost. That's what we want to see Why does it strike me as this guy wants to spark? He did not he did not It doesn't matter this guy's about to get a headache Why wait, why is it lagging wait go back show the connection between me and this guy was a perfect blue bar The rarest thing to see The rare blue bar lie. No, that can't be it That can't be it. I refuse grab this man. I'm just grabbing him for the sliding Where you going? Oh talk to him talk to him Broly Talk to a man. Oh, yeah, it's good to be back. It's good to be back playing some bro. Oh Oh nice to age now the game is not over until we take out dbz Broly on the other team and unfortunately it looks like our Broly Has seen his last day All right, but he did you spark we I feel like we do still have a sizeable lead In fact, I'm feeling pretty confident. I'm a back. Oh my god. He's getting aggressive. Oh, he's getting real aggressive All right, it's time to spark It's been determined the time to spark is now. Oh, you got combos Combos combos Please stop Please stop. There's a little too much damage for me All right, bro.    He's blocking that but does he know how to count dude? What's happening? Oh, this is not how you build a healthy relationship. We can't Okay, that was pretty funny. We can't lie to each other like this man And also I've been lying to you. I was born in 19 frames. I didn't even feel the lag Was it lagging? I've just been I've just been guessing it was lagging. Hold on. Yep. Hold on I told you I was born in 19 frames. Didn't I you thought it was over, huh? My goodness I haven't seen lag like this since my hometown Block this in the lag. I'm too smooth. I told you I was born in 19 frames. Don't try me I would never attempt to level one to level three unless I was skilled In the lag, which I am Up up up Get out of here piccolo. I'm dealing with bro. He's alive. How's he alive? He black You know, I keep that keyblast.  I'ma have to ex gaol claw randomly Our cancel kick this man out of the mountain. We can still win this 19 frames. We can still do this Oh Oh, he's super dad. I should oh Come here. Oh, don't even try that. Come on Oh, come on And perfect spacing. I knew I wasn't even scared perfect spacing. I literally have seen that Maneuver a thousand times. Uh, and I knew I was perfectly spaced. That's why you could hear the confidence of my voice Hmm. Uh, I think where he wow he He hit rematch I don't know if I can I don't know. I don't know that I don't know. I don't think we can rematch dude. That was I don't think that was was that watchable. I don't know I don't know that was watchable But uh, but hopefully we get another game But great games to that opponent. Obviously, uh, it's just unfortunate All right, and we're back with another game a different competitor Oh, oh, oh, I should have dragon rush right away. Oh, he saw that he saw through the double stomp. That's not good, bro If they know the double stomp, you can just jump out. That is never a good sign Also, aren't we coming up on august? I wonder what the balance patch is going to be. I'm still wondering about that blocking Oh, he went for it again. I thought for sure There was a dragon rush coming in my near future. Oh, this guy got goji to come Oh Goji to combos. All right, you got those Nobody can lie. Nobody can lie to you. You do have those but I got these Oh, I didn't have much. Oh, let's go. You love to see it. You love to see when it works Broly just does damage How did I miss that? Oh the blink the blink was so much smarter than what I thought I was gonna do a little Fall down drop down with the fist Uh, we should still be alive, right? All right. We are still live. He's gonna want to finish me fast Oh my goodness. I'm always so afraid. I'm gonna drop that. All right. I feel like we shouldn't What I thought I had another jump I was I was just running forward trying to get the cross up. Ah, man. That is embarrassing. All right. It's fine His assist might have got me but we can overcome that Oh, come on goji to you can't keep assisting him like this. I feel like that might be cheating All right, beautiful. We have gotten folded by that goji to assist We are gonna use level three here just because we know we're getting to the point where we got so much bar We might as well spend some of it. I'm gonna go in reads. Oh, I had the reads I did have the reads though Oh Oh, I forgot that fires upwards Oh, beautiful Oh, we love to see just puts him in the corner as well That was great. That was really lucky yamcha level three post oki. We always got to go with the two in classics Let him escape dude barely see it through you.  I should have ran once I saw that goku assist Oh, are we in here folding level three? Okay, that's fine. We can be we'll be all right Get off me. Uh, that could have been bad That was same this the forbidden same side yamcha Oh, that was sick to look at though. Unfortunately, it didn't hit, but I'm glad we uh, I'm glad it happened And wow, we are down to just Krillin here EBS Broly really is the secret sauce. He needs to pop off her. Oh Oh, that was a nice run.  He's playing heads up fighters. He sees the whole screen I'm only looking at half Not you I goku's assist am I dead for that? All right, not dead for that Don't sit me down like that. That was embarrassing sit down Oh, wait. Oh, we're still alive because of that mistake. Oh Still alive. Oh, I stay living. I don't know why I vanished. I should let's go Ah, he was plus there, but I thought he wouldn't I thought he would know he was plus so that I wouldn't try it So that I he would try something and then I would stop him But ah, it was it was it didn't really work out. It didn't really work out Ah, that was a good fight. Yeah, he was he was playing better than me the whole time We can't really say that loss came out of nowhere. He was playing heads up fighters all time, but now I got re hated here I really thought I had the reeds Standard goji to stuff. We love we know the combo routes Hmm, this is bad All right, we're gonna guard cancel I also just need to make the most out of my combos man. I am not I am not getting the bang through my buck All right, let's start. Let's start doing that. I am so focused. I've dropped too many combos today Rock How did you know I was gonna do it again and again and again? Oh beautiful loves the 2s best krillin move 2s is krillin's best move I'm just gonna level 3. I want to keep ui goku down on the ground now. He might ui tech I don't think he will to be honest Yeah, I don't think I don't think he was gonna go up go for it But yeah, we'll take you all right. We got a big character lead. This is what I'm talking about if dbs Broly survives Then we thrive Oh, no. Oh, no, not the corner not not me going to the corner myself. I should have at least had to be escorted here Oh, no All right, I'm sparking I like how he hasn't even sparked it. Oh my god the rocks Yamcha. Oh god Oh, I wanted something so specific there.  That was bad. That was bad.  I got no bad back dash Oh beautiful I got what a dude sometimes you just got to let the ex aftermage fly They do not expect the aftermage to go overhead. All right, this time we're crossing up for sure Oh, oh, no Barely missed and then he punished me. That's bad God, we need this wing too if we lose we get sent home Oh Oh, no bar dot combos He's going for the real optimal ones through the real resetty ones. Okay Okay All right, I gotta Somehow block level three oaky here. What are we thinking boys overhead overhead double overhead? Oh Oh, that was genius. All right. I could admit it was genius, but you know what we got an ace up our sleeve, dude It's called. Oh, it's called. What was that? Oh, he fell for the light aftermage. That was risky. I don't know why I even went for that That was too risky for me. I don't think I'll be doing that anymore. All right last time we went low this time We surprise him in the bit of his own medicine double out. That was supposed to be a super No, dear god. No stop. Stop. Stop. Stop All right, I was gonna say flag on the play dude. Come on his own medicine the double overhead with an ex move Literally what he did solar flare. Oh He's and I go Krillin is bald for strategic purposes Let's go. That was sick. That was sick Anyway, you slice it. It was sick. That's just that's that's how it be sometimes Oh Nice. Oh damn.  All right. All right Let's focus up. This is gonna be our final game This is let's focus up boys. Let's focus up. Let's get a strong ending one two All right get sliding.  All right. Nice enough. Please beam to 2s, right? Oh nice reflect Oh, that was smart. The reflect was genius. I thought he would block again. Give me some free pressure We're dead to a level one at least two. Ah, that's the level one Man, I felt so in control too, but we we lost the character before him. I went silent The perfect bait works every time you throw out a few key blasts. They get all they get all excited Then you hit him with the beam perfect bait works nine times out of 10 All right last time we solar flared. I'm not gonna do that again.  It's in his head. You can tell you can tell And that was bad.  All right. All right. All right. I feel like you won't be afraid anymore though Did I get to the corner? Oh my goodness. Yes And krillin is just a buff character. Oh, why did I thought this was dbfz turbo? I was I was trying to do I was trying to do double Solar flares. All right, ui goku is still a threat limit break ui goku doesn't have spark at least All right, we're not going to spark here. I feel like you'd expect it. I feel like it's too expected I don't want to lose krillin though. So I do want to spark but not right away There we go. Okay. We're in there. Oh, baby. It's too good sometimes sometimes the setups are too good, you know All right, I think we can bring this home Serving up five destructo disc and that's gonna bring it home a bit of a shorter one Uh, but honestly that last set was so good that I'm I'm fine cut dude. I got my fill Guys enjoyed this if you did definitely let me know down below in the comments And if you have any other team ideas, of course I want to play as many teams as possible before the balance patch drops in august And also if you're excited for that make sure to leave a like and subscribe to the video Subscribe to the channel I guess and stick around for future videos with the future balance patch other than that I have been dotted away and I will see you guys in the next one


Okay, before we go on, let's actually do the formal regression using only the single predictor of the energy balance model simulation. As a predictor of Northern Hemisphere land temperatures, run the regression. We see the R squared value is 0.716, that means we explain a fairly impressive just under 72% of the variation in Northern Hemisphere land temperatures using just the result of that model simulation. If you look at the value of rho, the lag 1 auto correlation coefficient, 0.057, that tells us that auto correlation of the residuals doesn't appear to be a problem. So let's go back to the plot, and now we're going to plot the regression result, model output. We'll convert that to a line plot, and you can see that it does provide, as we saw before, a fairly good fit to the data, explains just under 72% of the variation in the data. And if we look at the residuals from that regression, model residuals, they look pretty random. There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of structure. Although there is quite a bit of interannual variability, and perhaps we can explain some of that interannual variability through two other predictors, the El Nino phenomenon and the North Atlantic Oscillation phenomenon, two internal climate modes that influence Northern Hemisphere land temperatures. So let's take a look at that next.