Hello, this is Buona from Buona.TV and today I want to talk about the week in review of my games that I played from July 21st to July 27th, I believe that's the week, new series I'm going to try on YouTube to give you guys a summary of what I've been doing on my Twitch stream over at twitch.tv slash Buona. We started the week out on Saturday, I guess I'll just start on Saturday, and no I'll start on Monday. We played Fallout 76, I've been getting into that and I think this week we put more hours into Fallout 76 than I have probably leading up to this week, I've been putting a lot of hours into it, my wife plays a lot of it, she's been helping me out and I'm getting into the game, it's a lot better than what it was at launch, it's still got some bugs and glitches but that's the style, it's nowhere near as bad as the articles and the videos are making it out to be, and it is on sale right now, I'll put a link in the description you can buy it on Green Man Gaming for 50% off, I think that's still going on, but anyway, played a lot of Fallout and my character is level 19 now and it is a lot of fun, I've been wanting to play, I actually want to play right now while talking to you guys. We also did a sponsor stream of The Last of Us, The Last of Us on PS4, I actually played this through PlayStation Now, the PS3 version through PlayStation Now, I didn't have the remastered version and I had mixed feelings because I really believe that Last of Us has a good story, it started out really intense, I was like wow this is heavy, this is morbid, this feels real, it was really intense, sadly I'm just bad with controllers and it ruined the game for me that I'm so bad with controllers, I couldn't shoot anything, took me a very very long time to get used to the stealth parts and I gave it a while, I streamed it two days, I think about a total of eight hours and I really really just couldn't get the hang of the aiming, like when the zombies or whatever they're called, clickers, I don't know, infested, when they were chasing me and I tried to shoot, it was really really difficult, I mean I played Uncharted, I played other shooters, adventure shooters on PS3 and PS4 and it wasn't nearly that hard and people were telling me hey want to Last of Us has some perks that you can improve aiming, I couldn't even get that far, so while I did enjoy the story, I think I want to watch the story on YouTube or watch somebody else play it, I can't play it, my mechanics are just off and then after that we played Overwatch, Overwatch is getting some great press now because of the 222, two healer, two DPS and two tank meta that's been forming, it's already in Overwatch League and the 222 is going to be coming to everyone in a couple of months I believe, I think they said August or September, that those are going to be coming to us, so there's been a revitalization of Overwatch and on the PTR, the public test realm or public test server PTS, if you want to call it that, the 222 is in effect right now and a lot of people are playing on PTR rather than live because it's that much fun to play over there, it's just that much more fun, it changed the game, it didn't drastically re-haul it, it's not a brand new game but it feels very refreshing, it's a shot in the arm that the game needs, so I played some Overwatch for quite a bit a few days as well, so we've been alternating between that Overwatch, I'm sorry Overwatch Fall 76 and finally we played some Final Fantasy 14, we got our Eden Rage done for this week and I leveled my machinist to level 60, so that's great, I'm really enjoying the machinist class, my gunbreaker on Final Fantasy 14 is already max level, I'm gearing up tanks are like the main thing I play, like tanks are, I had all my tanks level to 70 before the expansion and so I'm giving my tank gear first because I have the most classes that high up, so I've gotten about four or five pieces of gear from the Eden Rage and I've kind of toned down my Final Fantasy play as expected, every time there's a new expansion, your play tends to die down when the raids come out and you know, you start to farm end game gear, you don't have to put as many hours in to do the dailies and stuff, so I've been playing other games and then Saturday we had our community day over at twitch.tv slash one out where you can go to one that live, we had our community day, we started a stream playing marbles on stream, it's a game where you can race marbles, everybody in the chat basically types a command to put their marbles on the track and they just automatically race, you don't have to do anything, it's a very good community building game, we played that for a while and then we finished the stream with a lot of Overwatch, we played some of the custom modes on on the arcade, oh no actually on the server browser, we did the diva mode, I forgot the name of it but you're flying in space as diva and I actually found a good gun game which is the mode where you're, it's called mystery deathmatch in arcade mode but there's actually a custom mode that somebody may call gun game which is essentially the same thing and boy is it fun, if you don't play anything else on Overwatch, play that, play the mystery deathmatch, you kill someone and you basically switch to a hero, a new hero, typical of the gun game of old where if you killed somebody in a shooter you would switch to a different gun, in this case you switched to an entirely different hero and it's so much fun, I love it to death, so that's this week in gaming at twitch.tv slash one of one dot tv, this is one of one of that tv and I want to try to do these every week so you guys can get a summary of what I've been doing over on my twitch stream, I spend a lot of time there splitting time between there and youtube and just want to give you like a cross summary, have a great day


Soil health, you know, isn't just one thing. It's like a system to approach. I mean for us. It's combining no till crop rotation cover crops and then planning like native grass feces in our sensitive areas in our wetlands and Our salinity areas and along our watersheds To try to make our land not only profitable but sustainable for the future It's a way to pull carbon out of the air and put it in the ground Carbon and organic matter are basically the same thing. So if I can pull carbon out of the air and Put it in the ground then making the soil healthier We're not seeing the salt issues as bad. We're also not seeing the mud when we go into plant If you take care of the soil, it'll take care of you How do we manage not only the native prairie soils But how do we manage the crop ground to get our soil structure back to where it should be? That's the real challenge that we have. I think the first step is to understand and gain an understanding of what we're dealing with in the native prairie soils Building a resilient soil if it's wet if it's dry if it's cold if it's hot I want a soil that protects me within those situations or is able to handle those situations without costing me a crop There's so many living things there and when you go out there and dig with the living cover It just looks alive You're gonna save money on fuel you're gonna save money with the fertilizer because that's staying where you put it Long run you're gaining yield because you're increasing the value of the land It also helped our workload issues It allowed a better quality of life for for me and my family and as it turns out it's a better quality of life for the soil It's better for the cows as well diversity has always Improves the biological health and actually cattle prefer diversity rather than monocultures we've made a real push to involve our landowners on on the land that we rent at least to To get involved and to understand what we're doing We have a pretty good crop rotation that we're happy with we're trying to have The soil covered pretty much all the time feeding the soils of polling carbon dioxide out of the air through photosynthesis and Feeding soil microbiology increasing our soil organic matter It is accepting the responsibility to continue to So spread the word and to share the things that you've learned over the years Share the the knowledge the successes the failures of what it's all about Leaving it better than you found it long term My kids talk about farming they they love being out here, you know, and I That's up to each one of them if they want to do this or not I hope one or two of them decided to come back and run the farm


Live from San Juan, Puerto Rico, it's theCUBE. Covering Blockchain Unbound. Brought to you by Blockchain Industries. Hello and welcome to theCUBE's exclusive coverage here in Puerto Rico. We are on the ground covering Blockchain Unbound, Restart Week, coin agenda, a variety of events happening here in Puerto Rico where the world is converging from Silicon Valley, New York, across the globe here for a long week Bitcoin, blockchain, cryptocurrency, the decentralized internet. We're here for two days, wall-to-wall coverage, here with me, kicking off and special guest, Miko Matsimora, who's the founder of Evercoin, also a venture partner at BitBull Capital Influencer, been around the block in the industry, seen many waves. Miko, great to have you on theCUBE. Terrific, great to be here. So one of the things I want to get with you, we've had many conversations off camera over the past year about what makes this wave super different than others. I've been saying with Dave Vellante and our team that it feels like all the waves combine. I mean, look at all the major inflection points in the industry, the PC revolution, the mini computer revolution, the PC revolution, internet working with TCPIP, the internet revolution. You kind of had a Web 2.0 thing going on but the beginning of a democratization, but now major inflection point with infrastructure change with blockchain, cryptocurrency and decentralized applications, which is disrupting the developer community. So you have an entire stack being disrupted at the center of it is an opportunity. Yeah, I think what you described earlier in our conversation about this notion of a killer app, right? There's a bunch of people kind of clowning around saying like, oh, what's the killer app for blockchain? It's under our noses. It is open source money, right? So if you look at what happened with open source software for the past 25 or more years, we've watched open, we've watched software eat the world. Software has eaten the world. We all know this. Mark Andreessen said it famously, right? So the point is, is that open source has eaten software, right? So now what do you think is going to happen next with open source money? Open source money is going to consume proprietary money. I completely agree with you and you look at all the tell signs in the industry, a lot of people putting the brakes on, Google banning ads on Google. You're seeing the FCC putting signals out there but the problem is this is a global money marketplace. So you have a global ecosystem now connected via the internet. You have disruptive technology that kills the gatekeepers and any central authority and you have money. So you can put the big rock in the river and try to hold the stream but the thing is just moving so fast that the dam can be broken no matter what's put in place because moving money faster, running money, whatever you want to call it makes a difference and today breaking news is that Coinbase got a license for the support the UK's faster payment scheme which will speed up time for faster payments. So essentially the UK is taking a preemptive move against the US government. This is a game changer. I mean they could kind of go to the top of the pack in terms of sovereignty leadership in the financial world because how they handle the money situation, if they tap the software market, if they make the open source money work. This is again, the game is on. This is a real data point, the UK government. This isn't some underground economy. This is a nation. Well and there's no question that domicile competition creates an open playing field for a planetary establishment or protocol, right? So the thing that's amazing about it is absolutely that there's no national regulator that has a global footprint and so at the end of the day the thing that's fascinating about what's happening is is that the reason why I'm so confident about open source money is that it competes for consent, right? So it's really trying to acquire users by providing better services and what government entity can resist for the long term something that's actually trying to provide a better and better and better financial infrastructure. Mika, I got to ask you because I've seen your presentation and we've talked many times about open source money. I want you to take a minute and describe what is open source money? Obviously you mentioned software eating the world. That's the seminal Wall Street Journal article that Mark Andreessen wrote about around the 10X engineer and how software cloud computing all these big data technologies can change the nature of an enterprise competitiveness. You're kind of teasing that out with software and money, open source, what is open source money? So if you go to the bitcoin.org website you're going to see the title of the website and it basically title tag says peer to peer open source money. So those aren't even my words. Those are the words of Satoshi Nakamoto. Open source money, open source money basically just means so let's say that money is software and it is software. So if you buy something with a credit card what do you think is happening? It's all software. So money is already software. There's some money now, paper money that's not software but that's all going to become software. Once you accept that money is software then what kind of software should it be? And what has happened is open source software has always eventually won with respect to closed source software. So proprietary money is probably back on its heels because open source money is coming and I think that's really the power of developers and the power of consent. I think one of the nuance points just to kind of highlight that to kind of take it one step further is if you look at proprietary, you mentioned the word proprietary if you look at the open source revolution with software everything that was proprietary essentially got dismantled down to either some irrelevant point or a smaller role in whatever that system would be whether it's a mini computer or a mainframe or software, open source always seem to grow into the primary first tier citizen of the mechanism. So the history on our side, what in your mind makes this movement with open source money different? Is it the reshaping of the internet's infrastructure stack? Is it the decentralized application developer? Is it the role of the currency? Because you now have three dimensions of change. Yeah so to me I love your mindset about this kind of combination and I just want to characterize my position properly which is that I'm not a crypto anarchist or even a crypto libertarian. And when people talk about proprietary money being back on its heels, if you watch what happened to open source and proprietary software, the proprietary software industry is larger and more valuable than it's ever been. So I'm not saying proprietary money goes away, it doesn't go away, it continues to grow and become valuable but what happens is open source money will essentially take over all of the commodity functions and become the platform. And certainly the alpha geeks, everyone that I know that's an entrepreneur that I would call kind of pure entrepreneurship, whether they're older, young or gravitating like to this magnet of opportunity. What are you seeing obviously you're on a lot of advisory boards and you really can't do all of them but you're getting a lot of requests. We just had a conversation with some entrepreneurs here in the hallway. What are some of the conversations that you've had that really kind of point to the energy and the relevance of this new ecosystem that's emerging? I think one of the things that's extremely exciting to me is that there seems to be a race going on between basically three parties.  So there's actually a tremendous amount of NGOs, there's non-profits, there's the United Nation getting involved, tremendous amount of folks working on beneficial foundation-backed projects, Ripple works, there's a tremendous like huge open source foundation feeling that's happening. Second party is really more of the commercial cryptocurrency and blockchain represented in large part now by like the ICO movement about six billion dollars. But the third arm, which is actually the negative side, is that there actually are a lot of scammers and a lot of like dark forces inside of the cryptocurrency movement. So that's why I think we welcome kind of more regulatory influence because none of us want to see bad actors in the space. And what's the coolest project you're involved in? Pick a favorite's child. Well, at the moment, the sponsor of this conference is actually lottery.com, which is tremendously exciting. Couple of others to mention that I think are exciting are Celsius Network. So that's a large scale lending platform. And then HubToken. So HubToken is building essentially a problem, it's a protocol that solves the problem of second party trust in the internet of value. Well, Miko, great to have you on and we appreciate your friendship and we appreciate the feedback you've had for the CUBE team for we can be better with our open content model. We're open source content as everyone knows. Thanks for sharing your perspective and the data with the crowd. And people can find you online. What's your Twitter handle? How are they going to hold you? Yeah, so you can follow me on Miko Java on Twitter, but my website is Miko.com, M-I-K-O.com. Great URL, obviously an early pioneer, the domain name LandGrab, great job, Miko.com. Miko Matsumura, thought leader, influencer, investor, advisor, really in the front lines of this movement, this revolution, legitimate revolution in the changing of the world for good and for businesses. This is the CUBE coverage from Puerto Rico. We'll be back with more live coverage after this short break.


Of course, now we have our fields here, but if I don't choose anything and I choose to place the order, our order actually goes through. However, we had decided that if I choose this payment get with this field, they're supposed to be filled. So we should be getting a display message telling us we didn't put our phone number in here. So that's what we're going to do right now. I'll go back to our code inside our plugin. And then what I'm going to do here is actually add a new hook that we're going to tap into and that is going to be an add action. So I'll duplicate this and this will be an add action. Now the action that we're going to tap into is actually called the check out process. Check out underscore process and we're going to use a similar name to our checkout process. So we don't need to have a priority here and we also don't pass in any arguments. So I'll copy this and then I'll drop it here and add our new function. And our new function, what we're going to do here is actually check for those validations. So let me just make this a little bit clear and say this would be, I'll change this description and then I'll add this as validation. So we'll start the function of the validation of the fields and we'll hook it into our add action here. So we don't need a priority or arguments at the end of the day for this particular add action. The first thing that we do is we're going to say if we did not post, so we have that global variable. So if we did not post, remember we called this particular field phone number and this one paying network. So we'll say if we did not add the phone number, I'll add this in single quotes. And then if we did not set that, that's what we are looking at in terms of our validation. If we did not set that or if it is empty. So I'll copy this and say, oh, it's empty. So we have that. And then we're also going to validate and say if the payment get away is actually pay Leo. So I'll copy this and then come back here. If pay Leo is actually the payment method that we choose, that's what we need to add here. And say if the payment method we've chosen is actually pay Leo and the phone number is not set up as we supposed to have it in our field here. I'll just do this as payment number because our phone number is the same as we have in default our WooCommerce. So I'll change that and say and we've not set the payment number or it is actually empty. Then what we're going to do is we're going to add a WooCommerce add notice. That's what we're going to use. And then we're going to add a message, of course, in single quotes and we'll say, please enter a number that is to be built. So that will be our message. And then the next thing that we're going to do is add a notice type and this one is going to be error so that it is actually read at the end will add a semicolon. So let me first go and try to see how that works for the phone number to set to be true. So if I try to hit place order, we'll see that we get this message coming for this particular part. In order to save that metadata, we shall go for add action and we're going to use a simple WooCommerce hook, which is a WooCommerce checkout, update, order, meta, and then we shall give it a function of take a press. So we'll change this to take a press to make it unique. Give it a priority of 10 and then priority of 10. Then just get one argument, which will be actually the order ID. So I'll terminate this and then I'll copy this here, come down and start up our function. Of course, close this out. What we need to add here is actually the order ID. So give the order underscore ID in here. So what we're going to do is do the basic check again and I'll copy this and edit it here. So I'll say if is set that is if the pain number is set and is not empty just to make it clear. If it is set and it is not empty, then what we're going to do here is actually use WordPress update post meta, which will require a post ID. And we're going to just use the order ID in this case here. And then we shall add a meta key of payment number. And then the value that we're going to add is actually get this. So I'll pass this in and then we shall remove this and terminate the colon here at the end. So this is what we need just update the post meta, give it the order ID, give it the payment number and posting that. So when I come back to my front end, reload this. After filling in all the details that I need to, I'll add in my number. Choose a payment method and then press the order. And once that is done, the order is received. And let's come back to the backend. This time around, check for Lawrence, the new order. The reason we don't see it here, it is saved and it is in our database. But the reason we don't see it here is because we've not displayed it. So we need to use another WooCommerce hook to display it here in the order. So what we're going to do is come back to our code here and then we're going to duplicate this. And I'm going to use this hook which is a WooCommerce admin order data after billing address because we want to place this information after the billing address right here. That's why I'm going to display that data. And then I am going to just get this part of the hook and then just add it to our function name here. And we'll take a priority of 10 and we'll also take in only one argument. So I'll duplicate this here to make it easy. Then I'll change this function name on what we're going to get here is actually we're going to get the order itself. And in here, we'll write all the details that we need when we push this down. We're going to actually echo some HTML and I'll terminate this and say, so we're going to have a paragraph that is closed off. And then inside this paragraph is where we'll have that information. So we'll get our single quotes and then we shall add our two dots, our two full stops to allow us to get this information. So we're going to copy this, of course, take away the semicolon and we're going to change a couple of things here. So this I'll change to true and I'm going to change this and we're going to use now the get post meta data function of WordPress and inside to get the order ID here, we're actually going to get the order that we get there and then we'll change onto it a method which allows us to get the ID. So get the ID and then we add those two brackets to allow us to actually get the order ID. So let me save that, come back to the admin and reload and you will see that we have our number right here. So but it's standing alone and I just need to echo another line just to make it stand out. So I will do this, add translatable lines and then copy a couple of things. We'll just copy this, come back here and drop it here and then we'll say payment phone number, of course, with the two dots to show and then we'll have the number right below. So save that, come back, reload and we have everything showing up right here. The only difference is if we want to make it look like this is we have to wrap it inside a strong tag. So I can just come back here, add a strong tag to this and then I'll just map this out again. After adding a strong tag, you need to close it off, strong, pull this all together and make one line that we are seeing here. So when I save this, come back, reload. You see that we have our phone number and all of this in here. So maybe I'll just add a break tag to finally close it off. So come back, add a br, save, come back, reload and that looks exactly like all the other things. So we have our payment number showing up in our back end and also being saved on the front end. So that's how we add fields. You can try to get all the other fields, see how they look like. You can try to sanitize them, make sure that they fit the bill and they look the path that they're supposed to be. So the final thing that we're going to do is we want to pass this same information also to our invoices and all the other items that go along. So I'm going to duplicate this function here and then I'm going to add a new hook here. So I'll duplicate this and then the hook that we'll use is called WooCommerce order item meta end. So like I've been doing, I'll just copy this since this is very descriptive in itself and have this as our function name changes here. And then we'll give it a priority of 10 and then we'll pass in three different arguments. Now those arguments are one, the item ID. Then we're going to also get the item and then finally we're going to pass in the order. So those are the three pieces of data that we actually need. So once we save this, create a new order, we'll be able to see that even just as we get all this information here, we'll also be able to get it in the invoices, in the receipts and so on. So thank you for watching the video. If you enjoyed it, give it a thumbs up, share it with your friends and consider subscribing if you haven't because there's so much the more that is to come. Don't forget to watch the videos that are coming up inside the links that I share at the end of the video and enjoy yourself, keep safe.