Hello, everyone. Good morning, especially to everyone who has traveled and who's jet lagged. Also, thanks for showing up day zero of KubeCon at, well, 9 in the morning, although it's 9.30 now and we're starting late. So today, we're going to talk about profiling. There is a bit of BPF and about how we're dwarves and elves coming on this journey. But before that, a bit of a story and an introduction. So I don't know if you're familiar with this. So this is a graph, metrics graph, what it shows the CPU course usage against time. So you can see a normal baseline there, but there are these spikes. And these random spikes, they're basically umkills. So process takes up too much memory. Programs crash. And you don't know why the program has crashed. You have theories. And then you can try some debugging, see what the system has gone through. But this is like a post incident. As the incident happens, you have nothing to stop it, really. So there are theories, but we don't really know. What we need is actually data. And so that brings me to my next slide. So we need data like this, exactly. So this offers some insights into what was happening. And it would be nice if we could have this data all the time as we are running the application, right? So sorry, yeah. I'll explain the visual here later. But it would be nice to see how much each function is basically consuming how much CPU. And that should give us an idea of what's actually causing these memory spikes and causing programs to crash or take up too much time. So this is basically what my talk's going to be about. How do we go from taking a program to reaching this point and getting this kind of data? So an introduction. I am Sumera. My day job is staring at those icicle graphs that I just showed you. And on the process, we discover very cool compiler things and very weird kernel-adjacent low-level bugs, maybe, but interesting processes, data structures. And I'm also a Parca agent maintainer. Parca is the software I'll be talking about. It's an open-source project. And I contribute to it. And as for my job, I work as a junior software engineer at Polar Signals. We do profiling and observability in general. So I'm sorry about the video not being able to load. So let's talk profiling. And what's profiling? It's as old as programming. And what we consider programming right now is dynamic program analysis. It can also be technically statically program analysis, but that, I think, happens post-incident. Dynamic, we mean. As the process is running, we can measure resources that consume either memory or CPU time and how often we're calling functions and how much space that's taking up. So there is something called as sampling profilers. What sampling profilers do is they, so every 10 or 100 seconds per second, they try to get a snapshot of the state and they do it for some duration and send a snapshot. But it doesn't happen continuously. So why we need profiling is basically we want to improve performance. We save money because we optimize things, then we use less CPU time. And then so basically we can use more of our resources in the same time. And it's great, but the problem with sampling profilers is that it is only momentary. We don't get a continuous one. And we only have to start profiling once we detect the problem. So we don't know as we are leading up to the problem, we don't really know what's going on. And it's not really automated. We might have to instrument the code. We can do this without instrumenting the code as well. But often it's a very tedious process. We don't have a one-click solution right now. So that brings me to continuous profiling. What's continuous profiling? Continuous profiling is basically where we, like it says, we continuously profile as the program changes, as a new function is called, as your low-level kernel functions change. We profile that. And the profiles that you see, they change accordingly. So you know in real time what's going on. So this is a visual just saying over time you can see how much CPU is used, how much memory is allocated, how much heap, what's going on with the heap. And now let's move on to high-resolution dynamic continuous profiling. What I mean by high-resolution dynamic profiling here is that we get data with a very high level of granularity. This is something I mentioned in my abstract. And this is something that is very important when you want to see data. You can't just see high-level data that, oh, this is the core of the CPU that crashed, or getting an idea of that. This is the program that crashed. So maybe this is the part.  Maybe there is a memory leak somewhere. But we want data that's more refined. So we want to be able to see all the processes on our machine. We want to see the process name, the process IIT, the name of the binary, not just the binary as you name it, but the binary as per your proc API. That's what's going to help us, ultimately. So then we have, like I said, if you look at this visual, this is the parka server. This is showing us basically all the processes that are running currently in the system. And each trace that you see, or each line that you see represents one process. And so I was hovering on one of the process. And I think this is the, OK, I cannot see the name of the process. But you can see some of the labels that we see there. They have a binary name of the binary. And OK, this is the beam process that's in Erlang. I think I was running an Erlang program at the time. So you can see the name of the binary. There is the com label. And then there is a build IIT. And we'll get to details of what this means later. But what I wanted to showcase here is you can also see the functions and the stack trace for the process. And we can also, now going on to the next one, this is parka itself, actually. So in the previous one, we were seeing a lot of the processes. I think there's a system-wide view. Like you have a route, and then there are different functions. But then you can zoom in on one frame, and this is for parka. So you can see there is the route, there is the runtime, the go runtime being called. And here, if you hover over the frames or the stack trace, you can see some more information. So what's the cumulative amount of CPU usage? Cumulative means, like, suppose we were talking about function A. Function A's cumulative CPU usage means the amount of CPU A itself uses, but also the amount of CPU used by everything that A calls. So, and you can also see the file, exactly which file, the function is in, and which line number. And then you can see the address it takes in memory. There's something called the build IIT, and there's the name of the binary that's parka. And this is just basically another view we have in parka where you can see things, the same information, but in a table. Should you want a bit more like a formatted data if you want to search, you can do some of that also using this. It's just a bit more, less visualization and more, I think, structure to put it in one way. Then this is another visual, like what are the labels that we have in parka, right? We keep trying to add labels as per end user requirements and as we require. So like here you can say, you can query the CPU samples to get like, because when you have like all the processes, it becomes very difficult to find the processes. Some processes use very, very little memory, like, or very less CPU, like if you want something to find something about like your, say, graphics subsystem. A lot of that as compared to a program that you're actively running, like say, a Fibonacci sequence that is taking up a lot of time, CPU time. So it's very difficult to like pinpoint on like your display. So that's why we have labels. So we can just search by binary name. We can search by the compilers that the program uses. So if you know that you run a lot of your programs, they're compiled using say LLVM, but there is this one thing that's compiled using Musil. So that is something that would help. And if you want to see the kernel release versions, so these are the program binaries with a certain kernel release version, that's something you can also look up. And so next we have target discovery for high resolution profiling. Again, these are all the things that we want when I say we want data with a very high level of granularity. But how do we get here from like, we just have a program, right? We just have access to a process. So how do we get here? So all we really need is the binaries and the process ID or access to the root access to the proc map system. And so this is something I call this target discovery, discovering all the processes that are running in your system. We profile system-wide. So we basically go through the proc API and we see, is this a process? Well, let's profile it and find out about it. And just have the data in case, you know, this crashes so we can know what's causing all of this errors. This is a few. So Parker has this agent that runs on your machine. And the agent is actually what we use for target discovery and getting this stack information. Parker is mostly the backend server that makes sense of it and visualizes it. So in the Parker agent, we get the labels sort of like this. There's a compiler name. There's the C group name. There is a build ID. I'll get to what build IDs are in a bit. And there is a process, there's the PID. There's the architecture of the binary. The binary is meant for there's a kernel release, the name of the executable. And if there is debug information in the binary or if it is stripped, you can see one of the labels says, I hope it's visible, but one of the labels says it's stripped. So we want to know if the debug information is present in the binary, which makes it very easy for us to extract that. Or if it's not, and we have to go with a very convoluted and difficult way to do it. So next thing, what I had in the title is dwarfs and elves. So what are dwarfs and elves? They're very related to how to, they're not technically part of eBPF, just to give you an idea, but there is something that we use eBPF to work through. And eBPF makes it very easy for us to parse what we call dwarf and elves. But what's dwarf and elf? So, okay, I think I missed a slide there. So dwarf and elf. So binaries, I said all we need is a binary, right? Now, binaries are generally very complicated things, I guess. And there is this very popular command in Linux, it's called the file command. And so let's see what is there in a binary. If we use the file command on, I'm using it on Parc IH at binary. So we'll notice something, it gives us an output of something that says elf that tells us the endianness. Then it shows us the architecture, we can see it's ARM64. Is it statically linked? Is it dynamically linked? Then what's the build ID? And does it have debug info? And it's not stripped. So what do we mean by these terms? So binary has several sections. So there is a section known as dwarf, there is a section known as elf. There's the executable code. If it's a go binary, you also have a go PC line to have a part. And so what's elf? So it's a file format, basically. So binaries on Linux have, there are different formats, but Linux binaries mostly are standardized and use the elf format. It's executable, linkable format. And there are a lot of things, a lot of ways you can interpret the elf format. But one of the really good ways to do it is using the dwarf specification. What's dwarf? It's a debugging format. And we can use it to basically parse a lot of the sections of the elf files. And a talk on dwarf, or explaining details of our dwarf would be five separate talks in itself because it's a 400 page specification which we do not have time for right now. What's debug info? So debug info is what it says. It's a debug information that's usually stored in a binary, but it makes the binary a bit, what, because longer or larger, yeah, larger. And so sometimes a lot of people just ship it. From the binary.  But there are debug info servers where for every distro usually, that's strip debug info. So there's a binary and there's the debug info with that. But it would be nicer if they came in the same package, but okay, we'll find a way around it. Now debug info's, binaries have something called a build ID, which you can see when we are using the file command, you can see there is a build ID. And debug info's are associated with those build IDs. That's why even when they're stripped, we have something to link them together, right? And so what, actually, and there are several other tools also to read the binary with the elf and the dwarf information, but I'll be talking a bit about read elf that's one I use. So if we use, read elf is something like I said, it can take your binary read what's going on. So this is when we use read elf on park agent and this is on executable code. You can see it says contents of the EH frame section. EH actually here stands for exception handling and frame is, okay, so it seems like I have one more minute to wrap up. That's sad, but okay, we have read elf by information I'll zip through and we have to basically parse this and we tried to put it in tables, which shows us the start of a function and the end of address of a function and then there is the program counter for each. We have that for different architectures, looks slightly different. Then we use, basically we're reading the registers and their offsets. So we read them using EVPF, which makes it very fast and that helps us build a stack trace and a stack trace is essentially really just memory addresses and then we send them in a very compressed format to the server, Parker server. In the Parker server, we fetch the debug info as I talked about earlier. We link it to the build IDs, we already have the build IDs here in the compressed format. So we take the memory addresses essentially and then turn them into functions. So we have our stack trace now and we have how do we do this and how does Parker agent do this? It, we run a v profile using EVPF with a perf event hook. So this helps us read the registers and 19 times every second it sends data and to the server and that's how we use we go from a cycle of binaries. Yeah, that's how we have the binaries. Then we look underneath them. We have dwarf information and there are frame points also but like we use that to fetch memory addresses, compress it, send it in a format and then we use the server to symbolize the memory addresses and voila, we have our stack traces. So I think there's more lovely stories I'd like to share. We have support for all these languages and actually some more right now are in the works like Luachit and some more languages but I would have loved to talk about the stories about these languages but we're really out of time and I am sorry for all the time it took to set things up but I hope you liked the talk and thank you again for your patience and everything and if you're interested and they're on the score reach out to us and I'll be there in the hallway track or here. So feel free to reach out to anybody from puller signals and we would really like a lot of feedback on this because it's like almost two years old now or three but we still want to have the best or state of the art open source profiling. This is the first of its kind, it's zero instrumentation so we really want feedback on how to improve this and make it best so try it out, let us know. Thank you so much.


Hello friends welcome back to the channel we've just had our next update in regards to the next Terrorids spotlight event happening in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet we're going to cover all of the details in today's video but before we get into the video please subscribe to the channel remember you can always unsubscribe later if you would like to so we've had details drop earlier this morning about the next Terrorids spotlight event that will be happening in Scarlet and Violet and it won't be sticking to the usual schedule where we're seeing them mostly on a weekend this one will be all revolving around Valentine's Day which will be kicking off a week today on the 13th of February and will be giving us special event raids which will be offering Tandemouse in this spotlight event so as you can see it will be happening for Valentine's Day it'll be running from Monday the 13th of February and running until midnight on the 14th of February so that'll be the Tuesday night so a very short period of time where this event will be running but you'll be able to get yourself Tandemouse in the spotlight raid event with all sorts of random terror types tied to them so it's going to be a nice event to just grab yourself a different Tandemouse so you can get that mousel with different terror types but on top of that they have revealed that these events will be giving additional items such as sandwich ingredients so nothing like herb amistica or anything like that which would be good but you're going to get a bunch of sandwich ingredients and they do mention strawberry slices and whipped cream here to enjoy Valentine's Day with your friends wink wink so here that there's the period that will be running from it does say the 15th on here but that's just the time zones it will be the 14th at midnight when it does end and they're going to appear in one to five star terror raid events so for those of you that aren't as far on in your game you'll still be able to take part in this and access the one in two star raids if you haven't got that far in your game and of course to take part in these events you are going to need to have a Nintendo online subscription so just bear that in mind if you haven't got one of those then unfortunately you won't be able to access this event but we'll cover all of the details when this event does go live but the funny thing is with this happening on the Monday it is going to be an event that's kicking right off after the seven star Greninja event is happening which is going to take place this weekend for the second time we had the first time it was running on the 27th of January but it will be returning this Friday on the 10th of February running up until the Sunday evening on the 12th where you're going to have the chance if you haven't already get yourself a seven star Greninja with the mightiest mark and that poison terror typing so we did cover a bunch of builds on the channel already about how you can approach this one I'm still sticking with Slowbro I feel like it is the best most consistent build to go into this raid with although there are options like clefkey, Toxricity, Toxocroak that are still going to be good options to take in and do it and alongside these Terrorades you're going to get the Lucario and Bronzong which are in the spotlight Terrorades alongside the seven star raid for Greninja but that is everything that's happening this current weekend of course we'll cover it as soon as it drops live but as soon as that event does end on the Monday we're going to have the Tandemouse event happening straight after that so we'll cover all the details as always on the channel and hopefully alongside this event we will have an announcement for the next seven star Terrorade event that will be happening in games which I would imagine will be a couple of weeks after this one so we'll be covering all of that as well but that is everything that I had to cover this morning in regards to the new Terrorade events that will be happening and especially one for Valentine's Day as well so that should be quite fun to take part in although the item drops might not be as good it's for a pretty useful pokemon that can be used in competitive even getting some different Terror types with it is always handy so hope you found today's update useful friends if you have as always drop a like on the video does massively help out and if you're not subscribed to the channel make sure you hit that subscribe button as well to stay up to date with all of the latest pokemon scarlet and violet news so until next time friends take care of yourselves have a good one and I will see you in the next video very soon until then take care bye bye


Today, I would like to talk about a project that changed my life, and that of many people who worked on it, called Valori Cambio, Value and Change. It was piloted in Puerto Rico, which has been subject to U.S. colonial capital's rules since 1898, and increased neoliberalization since 2006. Valori Cambio is an interactive installation that combines art, storytelling, and just-economy principles to facilitate a conversation about what we call the economy. Its goals are to provide a platform for participants to consider the question of value, experience a non-extractive exchange economy, and introduce the notion of a community currency. In this case, our currency was called personas de pesos Puerto Rico, or pesos for short. A community currency is a type of non-market money that is created and adopted by groups to value collective skills, knowledge, and talents, and facilitate their exchange. In general, community currencies do not replace the main currency, but offer ways to strengthen local activity and build economies that are not based on profit and accumulation. There are close to 5,000 community currencies in the world. One of the most known is Ithaca Hours in upstate New York, but here's from Spain, Brazil. The need for such a project arose from the intensification of suffering in Puerto Rico over the last three years. As global capital and U.S. interests devised new mechanisms to extract exorbitant profits from these island people. In 2016, a year after the governor of Puerto Rico announced that the island's government amassed a public debt of $72 billion, and this debt, in addition to $50 billion in pension obligations, was unpayable. Congress passed the PROMESA Act, which returned Puerto Rico to direct form of colonial rule. This federal law created a fiscal control board composed of people with deep ties to banking, including entities directly involved in producing the debt, and granted them broad powers to extract payment by privatization and cuts to all of life's fundamentals, including health, education, infrastructure, and pensions. These trends accelerated after September 16, 2017, when a massive Category 5 hurricane named Maria destroyed the archipelagos that terrorized electric and other infrastructure, leaving half a million residents with damaged or destroyed homes, and an electricity blackout that lasted a year for many people. This also ushered a disaster capitalism, and a calculated necropolitics by the federal and island governments that resulted in hunger, homelessness, the death of at least 4,645 people, and the migration of another 100,000 residents, 4% of the population to U.S. cities. Poverty rates in general soared to nearly 50%. Such pain led me to ask myself questions that I had not considered before, as a scholar or artist, including, what is money? How does it acquire value? Can it be a disruptive tool? Those questions led me not as an academic article, but to my first public art project. To set Balori Cambia in motion, I collaborated with a visual artist, Sara Bel Santos Negrón, to design an initial series of six banknotes, ranging from 1 to 25, that feature images of Puerto Rican historical figures and an iconic community. Together with a team of designers, computer engineers, and solidarity economy advocates, we reconfigured a donated ATM machine, which we named VIG, acronym for Balori Cambia, to record people's stories and dispense the bills. To obtain a bill, the VIG asked participants to tell us about what they valued, how their communities can support what they value, and what people or groups are already doing that. Participants could then exchange the bill for items at partner businesses and organizations. In this way, Balori Cambia created an economy where the main unit of value was storytelling. In exchange of the story that participants told the VIG, they received a bill with a QR code that could be used to access the currency stories through their cell phones. In exchange for the establishments accepting the pesos, the project promoted their stories on social media. Starting on February 9 and over the course of eight days, the project visited five locations, two public schools, and a youth program. From the first day in the Averduda restaurant in Old San Juan, the responses to the project surprised everyone. Hundreds of participants stood in line every day for hours until evening, rain or shine, to obtain a bill. A number of people came every day, and others every time they could. On the last day of the project, the VIG was open for 14 hours until midnight to honor the petition of people who worked as cooks, waiters, and bartenders in the area to participate after their shifts ended. Immediately, the response begged the question. As the line to obtain the bills was not to access fuel, a job, or even a concert ticket, the most immediate question was why? Why made this wait worth it? One thing became immediately evident. It was not for the money. At least it was not for the exchange value of the bills. In a country suffering from profound austerity crisis, the vast majority of people who participated more than 1,000 did not spend the money. Of the 1,600 bills that circulated, which totaled thousands of dollars, less than 100 bills totaling 150 pesos were actually used. That the majority of participants opted to keep the bills may appear as a form of hoarding, but the politics of keeping the money is more complex. As I engage with participants in today, I heard a host of reasons for the response. They retained the pesos because the bills represented works of art, and both the project and the bills were beautiful, because the bills affirmed their identities or represented a new beginning. In this regard, the bills were a signifier of hope for a more just, inclusive, and equitable Puerto Rico.  In addition, this currency is not only that of another country and a colonial power, it also enshrines what could be called the coloniality of power, or the patterns of power that define culture, labor, intersubjective relations, and knowledge production well beyond the limits of colonial administrations. This is evident in that the dollar only contains figures of men who identify themselves as white, representatives of the state, and are holders of racist, genocidal, and heterosexist ideas and policies. In this regard, the idea of a local currency created for communal well-being, and which circulates images and stories of women and blacks, Puerto Ricans, migrants, and children of immigrants, writers, doctors, educators, athletes, thinkers, feminists, union organizers, individuals, but also families and communities disrupted the ways Puerto Ricans are discounted daily by the U.S. currency, including politically, economically, and culturally. To rejoice at the currency was then to challenge multiple layers of this possession. The peso was not only beautiful, but literally a piece of each participant's personal and collective history that people refused to part or transact with. The project also surprises in another way. It brought tremendous joy, and it yielded a new concept to consider the role of joy in politics, the colonial joy. Day after day, I noticed that joy generally appeared when participants received the bills, particularly when they obtained the figure they hoped for. One of the most compelling examples was that of a young artist and teacher, Eduardo Paz, who made the line for hours for several days because he wanted to receive one particular bill, the one featuring the Cordero siblings. When he finally did, on February 18, I asked him why this bill brought him so much joy, and he said, basically, the bill represents who I am, an Afro-descended man fighting, educating, and showing their roots through the different situations that like him present itself. It's worth a lot. At times, I distrust that this joy might include it. All joy is not good or means good. Some may rejoice at another misfortune or take pleasure in it, yet during Valori Cambio, joy appeared at the precise moment when many, myself included, felt the possibility of a different now. One where neither colonialism nor coloniality ruled over our lives. In this, joy is political. Joy sets itself tacitly against the features of the world which one cannot or should not rejoice, and does so without resentment or judgment, which is perhaps why this joy is contagious, leading to another unexpected outcome, the immediate emergence of community currencies and solidarity projects. One is taking place in El Caño, Martín Peña. A month before the big touch the ground, I visited El Caño to ask permission to tell their story in our 25 peso bill. After a brief conversation, they proposed that we bring the project to the community's farmer market. Last October, too, El Caño launched its Tienda Solidaria Solidaria Store and Puerto Rico's first community currency, the Pasos del Caño Martín Peña. Some names, since they will be initially circulated to recognize those people whose actions allow the community to step closer to their collective goals. A second project is that of Just Exchange in New York, a collaboration with Libertad Guerra, Loida, SIDA Center and the Ford Foundation that emerged after Valori Cambio visited the Lower East Side as part of the Pasal y Presente Art After the Young Lords exhibit in May. Just Exchange aims to create a community currency and solidarity economy networks among three communities in the city, starting in 2020. Of course, not all was joyful. The fact that our project was greeted by joy is directly related to the sufferings of austerity, Maria, and mass migration. Also, while joy was widely shared and collectively experienced, what made people joyful was often different, leading to conflicts. For instance, a small number of people who participated in the project did so with the main objective of cashing in on the colonial joy. Not surprisingly, in less than 48 hours, at least two people were selling the pesos on eBay for as much as $125, leading to intense arguments. Joy was likewise not the only response to Valori Cambio. Comments in relation to the two most visible press and broadcast items on the project showed that conservatives did not experience the colonial joy, but colonial capitalists discussed. Of the more than 400 comments left on the Valori Cambio coverage, the overwhelming majority were insults to the artists, mockery at the idea that Puerto Ricans could ever have a valuable currency or have a thriving economy without the United States. Yet, although questions and challenges remain, as these words on my presence here today can attest, for those of us that felt that joy, all we have wanted to do since is to pass it on. And on. Thank you so much.


What's up guys? I'm Dreck. I'm Chris and welcome. Well, we are the Baldy Brothers Yeah, we're the Baldy Brothers. Welcome to another show the show where we're gonna review three channels per day Plus review some of your comments. Yeah another good thing guys. We took a look at the comments We don't respond to all the comments because our English is very bad But we definitely definitely read most of them and try to bring that information you guys relate to us back into these shows Kind of thing at Chris. Yeah, so like we've said in the show will grow with use Yeah, but yeah keep those comments coming keep on helping each other and of course. Yeah, thanks for all the good comments Thanks for all the comments gents and for yeah Oh another good thing a lot of gents that we've reviewed the channels have actually fixed things We've actually said, you know, yeah, and that is damn awesome I'd like to be able to go back and review those channels in a later time as well Chris You know just to check them out and that's a good idea for like a every third month We go back to some key channels that can review those Let us know what you guys think about it. Anyway enough devil Yep, first show of the day. Well first channel of the day. Let's get started. Let's go and right guys a first channel of today is Chaos profit chaos profit right on Chris. I'm right straight up the bed Banner looks really good and scary. Yeah, it looks scary, but I like it. It looks very good I like what's going on here with the skull the animated flame and of course another cool thing is He's got the same thing on his intro on his intro. Yeah, which is kind of cool. I'm gonna just play this through Quickly for you guys and yeah The plane with the eyes and the scarlet tapes Great comments about I think it was kind of very very very decent and Chaos profit and Cool transition into the episode. Okay. Now channel trailer. We can quickly discuss this over here and that is Right the length of the trailer Yeah, try cut it down As we keep on saying try to keep them on touch Love the links over here preferably output the links straight up as quickly as high as possible But very nice that you got your links over here for your twitch and your freedom page vision page Love that over there as well Definitely like the intro in the skull. We take a look at the videos now Cool thing. I love this will be here that you've done here. Well, you got the skull in these Images here that is yeah. Yeah, well done. I liked it very very much Shout out Saturday as well. It's very cool. Very nice and try keep something uniform between your bitmaps for when your channels Even more popular. I see you doing very well already 605 subs and you're getting there buddy. Keep it up Yeah, definitely and then right so we take a look at for example the freedom shout out Little episode here and let's see what it's about It's the chaos profit today. I have shout out Saturday for you guys I know it might be a little bit too late in the day, but I still Wow Wow But having a shot is a cool thing anyway. Yeah I mean now I can see what people do with baseball bats or hammers or shop. Yeah, that's all yeah Well, that's you know, I think it's a yeah. Well, the shout out thing is very nice. Definitely. I like that and helping out other Other channels, you know, it's just breaded Very very breaded. Okay. Let's go look at the end of his trailer. Does he have? Right, right. Do we have the end wall or the out trove? Right, let's take a look here and um quickly run back to your video here. Let's see what's going on here I hope you're enjoying this series Okay, definitely, you know having an end, you know For notations your art for notations and everything else might be cool and links I think somebody corrected me in the comments. They said it's an outro not the end And we'll do that at the comments section. Yeah, yeah, right. Okay. Um Tags are kind of okay here Definitely if you want to throw in a couple of more tags if you're up to it But um, I like that maybe an end wall would be very good and uh an outro or end wall And uh, yeah guys, definitely Like a channel. Um chris anything else you'd like to add about chaos's profit channel No presentations good. Keep up the good work Yes, buddy. Keep up the good works. Come on guys. Shame some love. Let's start getting some subs there or You know some views some views Keep on rocking buddy Very very nice channel number two And today's channel number two And it is Deskettra Dysectra Dysectra It's not a sector by sector. Let's play games. Yeah And uh strand of the bat again guys banner. I like it very much. Yeah, me too. Definitely. I also like Dia's gamer here He's he this kind of you know, it's got a it sticks out It does actually quite a lot. Yeah, definitely and um, let's take a look at your channel trainer Like the beginning music differently a lot there as well By sector that looks good. Yeah Dude love the music The polka you know what you know, okay, okay, it might be like But it's making me smile It's comical.  Well, that's it blow. Yeah, very nice Yeah, dude, very very cool. You know, I like it. I like it. Okay, maybe a bit old I like it trailer is cool right Another great thing. I'm taking a note here as well is at the end of your trailer You definitely have the artros with Annotations and they're working which is very nice, buddy. Keep that up as well. Yeah I'm pretty sure you're gonna start seeing quite a bit of traffic going through these links as well You know when people see something you like, yeah, you know just to you know To explain what I'm saying is if I click on this link right now We can preview Another video again legendary intro very nice And we take a look at what this one is about and I could see in the thing. It was a pf4 video and repair that thing Okay Dude, I really like your music Good choice of music very nice choice of And This is you don't feel three Dude, he hit the plane with the tank legit Kaboom check it out. He hits the plane with that Oh, wow Oh, wow. Oh, that was good Hey Hey Okay, okay back to the channel review dude. Very nice the secret. Did you do that? Read the comments. Anyway, okay. Let's go back to this. I'm getting his eye tracked. I'm sorry. Um, sorry Okay, and tags very very nice a lot of useful tags. Yeah, that's all about the game Repeating very very nice. Um, let's take a look at your Bitmaps as well and Right, let's take a look at the bitmaps First of the bet I'm going to say I like Well, I keep on telling you guys the one part hey chris.  Very very nice. This means that whenever I see one of your videos I know, you know, I can make the correlation which is that's very very good Playlists were also exemplary very nice. Yeah, and um, yeah, buddy. You're just doing very very well Yeah, that sector That sector seriously keep up the good work, buddy. Keep up the good work, dude I mean, honestly, there's nothing wrong with what you're doing here and uh, You know, I think this is phenomenal Once more little thing that you keep on mentioning on your trailer in the beginning here You know, put your links for example your tweet on your facebook link if you'd like to That might be cool right in the beginning so people can actually view that as well But I mean it's not a train smash whatsoever and just keep on making the content you're making with the Brighton, you know cool energy doing it and I'm pretty sure this is just gonna be you're gonna you're gonna succeed, buddy You're you're on the right track. Definitely Keep it up. That's it. Are we gonna sub? Yeah, we are definitely gonna sub. All right, we sub to every one of the channels we review He shot it with it Okay, I'll just sub for that. I mean how do we shoot the plane with a tank? Well done, buddy You spend your life getting knifeed, dude Yeah, just sub sub sub That was good Okay, next show subbing And right guys channel number three for today and that is the shadow sword The shadow sword right Chris and um straight off the bat logo and banner. Love it. I love it Clear to read freedom partner very nice there TSS I like his symbol TSS very very nice, buddy. Hell yeah Okay, let's take a look here guys Trailer Trailer one thing off the bat. Love the intro Um, I'm gonna make this full screen and play this intro quickly Chris and uh Whoa, it goes in and shadow sword all in 3d What a good show over here and today Definitely very very nice. Okay. I love the intro. Yeah. Well done, but And the gent is basically sending something about some euro venture beat to very nice. Okay Montage to music Epic Another great thing Let's go. You know where we're going. You know what we're gonna say next and that is Back walls or Artros back walls, which when you choose um chris Well, you seem to have everything there so well done. Um Is it linked? Yeah, that's the problem there. Okay. Okay. I want to go and see this video here, but I can't Uh-huh so link them link them Okay, nothing before you change please just go back. Okay. I already changed that. Um, no links. I mean Yeah, okay You'd like to have your links over here as well in your you know in your avid description in the beginning here Your facebook and that kind of link if you'd like to but not a train smash. No again would be nice to have those there Let's take a look at your videos Your videos once again, um, I would like to see your your logo Something you know, I would actually use this tss as he's got it here Yeah, you know the tss and I would actually use that You know, I'm gonna try to scroll this down yet So we've got tss here You know have like a tss across the screen here and then have of course what your videos do You know just to give people Knowing that they're going to be watching your video at the same time you're making some brilliant content I actually watched one of these He's going to be running Battlegrounds playing a world of warcraft and so right some legendary, um battlefield Well world of warcraft videos here and uh Hell yeah kind of missed all those of all the warcraft books. Yeah You think we can still play world of warcraft? Ah, you never know Maybe we should give it a try something. Well, anyway, let's go back to reviewing The shadow swords channel once again Love your content. Love your intro um Some uniformity on the bitmaps Playlists Very nice. Okay That's kind of legit as well Very very nice guys Um, yeah, I don't You know just the bitmaps basically Yeah, um, we did take a look at your tags one most quick thing I'm going to quickly preview your tags and um Look what I have on the map because I'm going to get to the circle but go to where I am, okay? Because that's where the freedom is going to come out in any case Okay, so you're going to see where I'm going to be Right, yeah, you might want to add a couple of things in your tags for example You know world of warcraft the word No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. He's already added one. He's good at one. He's good at the as well See how tags are fine as well Brilliant brilliant. What's your playing warlock? Okay, nothing wrong. Um, I wonder what's happening with all the warcraft I haven't even played this game for so long. I mean, I don't even know what's going on there Do you know I think it comes at that age? Yeah, but you know, you start forgetting. No, I'm just saying I'm out of Practice that's what happens when you're the older brother Yeah, I want to practice with it Although what you miss I actually want to play this game. Oh, here's my judo's channel. Hell yeah, right Okay, so buddy keep up the great work. Keep on rocking.  Yeah That's a little sword and I see you've got 2000 more. I don't know how much higher you went But very very nice, buddy. Keep it up. Keep a good work And uh, you're gonna get Our sub definitely getting us up hell. Yeah. Okay. We've got resubbing buddy And right guys, that brings us to the end of today's show But before we finish we've got our 10 comment speed run or whatever we're gonna comment reply. Yes the speed comments reply So, uh, shall we get on with that chris? Let's start. Let's start and we're gonna start off with All right, so question number one and that is just another name. Okay question number one and that is from red drum gaming Question, how does a channel randomly get picked? Do we have to ask for reviews thousands of times in this section? Or is it a big will that they pick three from 49,000? Yeah, that would be a huge wheel and thanks for that one No, guys We got through the comments and we randomly choose three of the gents in our comments section And we'll keep on doing that till we get through every one of you Well, whoever's commenting on this channel and um kind of simple as that We are using the program of course, which is heartbeat chrome and remember hopefully chrome differently Also helps us out in choosing the right person comment speed comment next one Okay pump action too Guys, you said this is amazing. How much does it cost and the green screening effect looks great Can't can't see anything wrong with it. Thanks, buddy. It costs totally nothing We made it in cinema 4d very easy to make and of course the green screening is my wife's garden furniture Which we actually painted green spray paint and we might have to answer that when she gets back home Right, um next one Next one gamer boy. Hey, I want to spotlight on my channel. Do I need something specific? Nobody you need to be a freedom partner and all you're going to do is comment on the sections help people out And we will notice you and definitely review your channel. Of course having a lot of stars in heartbeat. That's count. The next one Okay, the next one is from wealthy war three five eight seven eight seven Really glad you guys are doing this as a daily thing looking forward to checking out more of these awesome channels How long do you intend to be doing the series? Um guys as long as it's helping people out. We are very very happy doing this series. So basically forever hopefully Yeah The next one The next one is by crimson plays And he asks can the freedom family help me reach my goal of 50 subs by halloween Freedom family is amazing and hell yeah, I agree that the freedom family is amazing and guys Can we can we help him reach 50 subs by then halloween? You guys let us know and I'm sure we can actually I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm just going to quickly add one more sub to this judge channel right now. Okay, let's Next one Okay, here we go And guys the next one is from cross the guy we reviewed two days ago or yesterday And they say come up with awesome feedback. I really appreciate that you did this I always forget to add annotations better go and fix that P Okay, and guys very awesome cross. I'm very glad you actually did that and um, thanks for the comment And thanks for fixing that up. It's going to help your channel out as well Right, that's a time for the next one Next one from howie stephens south africans with a question mark Right and yes, we were south african. Well, we're actually greek Um, but we were born in south africa and we lived in south africa for about 35 years Yeah Before we moved now we live in well now we live in greece, but our parents were greek Do Okay, why don't you tell them what they were born as well? I'll just It's not that easy to explain the whole thing bro. You know, okay. We're greeks born in south africa end of story next one Okay, the next one is bar music of highlights. Is there any contest to get on the spotlight? No, there is no contest to get on the spotlight Not at all. Did you have to set like that? I'm just saying no contest to get on the spot.  Let's just say that again because they just came out wrong Okay, and the next one but And the next one by music of highlight. Is there any contest to get into? Right is there any contest to get spotlighted? No guys, there's no contest just help each other out comment and of course just tell us we'd like a review And we will definitely do our best to get back to every single one of your channels and review them because every one of you Deserve this and we know that and we would We'll do our best to get every one of you. We're all part of the family. Hell yeah Right chris. I think that's enough of the comments. Um, what do you think? That's it for today guys That's it for today. I hope you guys enjoyed please leave Comments at the bottom and let us know would you like to you know if you want to see your channels being reviewed and We'd definitely love to do that And of course whoever else, you know, help these channels as much as you can as well.  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Some people say systemic change or some people like to talk about policy changes or some people like to really point to the kind of corporate responsibility. And for me, I just don't see these as opposed. I don't see it as an either or. In fact, I see both as completely necessary. I don't think we're going to get systemic change without a whole lot of individuals changing their individual actions. At the same time, I think that corporations and policymakers have a much higher level of responsibility to make those changes in their systems, right? Which are big systems within the larger system, right? What's a corporation? It's a system within a larger system. What's my household? It's a very small system within a nest of larger, larger, larger systems. And what am I? I'm a little system in my household, in my city.


Now we're going to set up our account and syncing, so that you can access your Zotero library anywhere. On Zotero.org, go ahead and log in. Here you can register for a free account, or if you've already created one, log in below. Remember when you're registering for a free account, use your personal email, not necessarily your school email.  Once you've logged in or created a new account, select your username in the upper right corner. And if you want to, you can edit your profile, and even choose a profile image. While you're setting up your account, know that you can change your password and manage email addresses. You can build a CV, you can make your library public, adjust your notifications, manage your feeds, and upgrade your storage if you need to. Now we're going to enable syncing. So I'm going to go to my Zotero app. And from here, I'll go to Preferences, which may be under the File menu if you're using a PC, and I'll select Sync from the tabs on top. Here's where you'll use your username and password that you just created on Zotero.org. Enter in your information and select Setup Syncing. I'm going to make sure that it syncs automatically. And if I add attachments to any of my citations or sources, I'm going to make sure that the sync attachment files is also checked. And finally, if it doesn't automatically sync, there's a button in the upper right hand corner, which will start the process. And now it doesn't matter what device I'm using, if I'm at school, or home, or my office, I can access my Zotero library.


Hello everybody! Watch this video to find out how to optimize Windows 11 and boost computer performance. The performance of Windows 11 has improved slightly in comparison with Windows 10. In the new version of its operating system, Microsoft introduced enhancements to memory and disk management, application priorities, and some other things related to CPU and battery performance. However, many users, especially those who installed Windows 11 on unsupported devices, may face performance issues which include lags and regular freezing. Although there are a few minor problems that still remain in insider builds, I'd like to show you several proven methods to make your Windows 11 work faster and boost your computer's performance. If your computer tends to freeze or gets too slow with the new operating system, the first step to take is to check for updates and update your Windows if necessary. Click on the Start menu, Settings, Windows Update, Check for updates, and if there is something new on the list, download and install it, and then restart your computer. Restarting can also help if you experience an occasional problem that seems to slow down your PC. To make your operating system boot faster, disable Startup for certain applications, because some of them start together with the operating system and thus make it boot longer than normal. To do it for typical Microsoft apps like OneDrive, Microsoft Teams or Edge, Open Settings, Apps, Startup, and turn off every program you don't want to start together with Windows. To disable Startup for third-party software, open Task Manager. Right-click on the Start menu, Task Manager, then click More Details here, and open the Startup tab. Select the program, and then click Disable below. The main visual differences introduced in the new operating system include smooth animation, blurring, transparent interface elements, and so on. This notice in the user interface truly gives Windows 11 a brand new look. But once again, all these nice-looking things come at a price, especially if you're not using a dedicated graphics card. So if you want to configure your Windows 11 for performance rather than appearance, you can change some options accordingly. In the system properties window that opens, find the section Performance, and click on Settings, and then click on the Start menu, and search for View Advanced System Settings. After that, navigate to Accessibility tab on the left side panel, and then to Visual Effects on the right. Here, turn off Transparency Effects and Animation Effects. After that, click on the Start menu, and search for View Advanced System Settings. In the System Properties window that opens, find the section Performance, and click on Settings. From this list, select Adjust for best performance. Then click OK, and restart the computer. This will reduce the burden of visual effects, and your computer will be geared for better performance. If you have a laptop, and you want the best performance in Windows 11 while you don't care for how long it's going to work on battery, change your power plan. Open Settings, System, Power and Battery. In the Power Plan drop-down list, select High Performance. Over time, pieces of files get scattered all over the hard disk, and this can also affect your computer's performance. This problem can be fixed by giving your hard disk a defragmentation session. Open Settings, System, Storage, Advanced Storage Settings, Drive Optimization. Select a hard disk, and click Optimize. There is one important thing to keep in mind. It's not recommended to defragment an SSD, as it will reduce its lifecycle. If Optimization on Skiddle is disabled, click on the Change Settings button, check the box for Run on Skiddle, and then choose the fragrance. Generally, we believe that setting the Skiddle option to Weekly is the best choice. The time required for this defragmentation ranges from a few minutes to several hours and depends on the capacity of your storage and the degree of its fragmentation. If you are still using a conventional hard disk as the home to your Windows, it's high time to consider moving it to a software state drive. You will experience a huge performance boost, and you will be surprised by how quickly Windows can boot. These days, we don't recommend installing an operating system on a hard disk for any reason, and if your computer tends to freeze when you have many programs running at the same time, it is most likely that you need to add more system memory. As we all know, the amount of RAM has a serious impact on the computer's speed and performance, and the more you have, the better. If you need to recover deleted data, view or restore removed browser history. Hetman Software products will help you. Follow the link in the description, download the necessary program for free, install it and analyze the disk. The utility will show you the data you can recover, so you will be able to view it or get it back. In our channel and blog, you will find solutions to any problem, from installing an operating system or configuring it to fixing possible bugs and errors or optimizing mobile gadgets. Our specialists will answer any questions you ask in your comments under the videos or articles. To make your work faster and more comfortable, Windows 11 restarts some background apps after you log in. If you have a powerful computer, this feature could be something you really enjoy. On the contrary, you can disable it for older machines and get a performance boost in Windows 11. Open settings, accounts, sign in options, find additional settings and turn off the option Automatically save my restartable apps. If you no longer use some of the programs which are installed on your computer, it's time to remove them. Each of them may have background processes or active automatic update options. All of these take up your computer's system memory and processor time and does make it work slower than it could. What is more, they also take away your precious disk space and leave quite a lot of junk files in the registry. So, open settings, apps, apps and features. Find the things you don't need anymore. Click on the three dots button and choose to uninstall them. Temporary files stored on the system disk can also make your computer slower than it should be. To say goodbye to them, open settings, system, storage, temporary files. Then select what you want to remove. For example, temporary internet files and thumbnails and then click Remove Files. To improve your user experience, the operating system will often show you notifications, advice and recommendations. For displaying them, it will scan the computer to see what can be improved and thus reduce its performance while doing that. To have this feature disabled, open settings, system, notifications. There are two options here. Offer suggestions on how I can set up my device and get tips and suggestions when I use Windows. Disable both of them. Additionally, there are applications that run in the background. They don't have a graphical user interface and, unlike your typical apps, such programs work all the time since you install and configure them. To turn them off, right-click on the Start button and open Apps and Features. Select an application from the list and click on the three dots button to access the Demonst options. After that, set the background app permission to Never. To close a currently running background application, right-click on the Start button and start the Task Manager. Open the application from the list and click and task. One more thing that you can disable is virtualization-based security, or VBS for short. This is a security feature in Windows 11 that protects the operating system from unsafe code and malware. And it is a part of Hypervisor in Forest Code Integrity or HVCI. However, it can reduce computer performance in games from the moderate 5% to the enormous 25%.  Here is how you do it. Use the search feature to find core isolation, open it and disable the option Memory Integrity. On the other hand, if you don't play games at all, you can disable the game mode for good. It will stop DVR and other background services related to Xbox and accelerate your computer a bit more. Open Settings, Gaming, Game Mode and turn it off by dragging this slider. You can also turn off Xbox Game Bar. For the same purpose, we recommend to configure your computer's virtual memory or paging file. This file should be located on the fastest disk of your computer or in the system partition. We don't recommend letting the operating system decide on the size of the paging file or leave it dynamic. Open Settings, System, About, Advanced System Settings. In the window that opens, click on Performance Settings, Advanced, and then click Change in the Virtual Memory section. Uncheck the box for Automatically Managed Paging File Size. Choose the drive where you'd like to keep the paging file, specify its size, click Set, and OK. For the virtual memory settings to apply, restart the computer. Windows 11 has a special utility that helps you find and troubleshoot various performance issues. Search for Security and Maintenance, and start the automatic maintenance tool. Click Next, and then try troubleshooting as an administrator. After the diagnosis is over, it is recommended to restart the computer. If your computer has a conventional hard disk, it can be too slow because of too many operations involved in this disk, such as file indexing, caching, and file search results. Use the search feature to find and start the services app. Then find Windows Search Tool on the list and turn it off. Right-click on the service and select Properties, Stop, Apply. Now restart the computer. When this service is stopped, search will become slower than usual, but the system performance should improve. Immediately after the installation, Windows 11 should work in a fast and stable manner unless some components are out of date or missing, where you command-installing new updates as soon as they are available. In other case, it involves obsolete drivers. If you haven't updated them for a long time, the operating system can't work properly. Therefore, it becomes difficult to achieve best performance, and the computer seems to slow down considerably. To keep your Windows 11 in a good shape, always make sure that all your drivers are up to date. If you have several operating systems installed on your computer, their list is displayed when booting, and the default time for this is 30 seconds. To speed up the boot process, you can reduce this timeout or even turn it off. Open Settings, System, About, Advanced System Settings, Startup and Recovery settings. At the time, or disable this option. The StorageSense feature lets the operating system monitor the amount of 3D space and manage it by removing unnecessary files automatically. To enable it, open Settings, System, Storage, and turn on StorageSense. In its additional settings, you can configure cleanup skills and tell the system what kind of files you want to remove automatically. Now, you know the main factors that cause the operating system to slow down, and a few tricks that will help your Windows 11 work faster. If you'd like to add something else, feel free to post a comment below. And that is all for now. Hopefully this video was useful. 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The Princess of Wales on November 8 visited the first the Queen's Dragoon guards for the first time since she was appointed Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment by King Charles in August, dressed in full camouflage gear, Princess Kate rode in an armoured vehicle and learned to fly a reconnaissance drone at the Robertson Barracks in Swanton Moorley, Norfolk. She also met with families of personnel and promoted the regimental mascot pony, Trooper Longface Emery Jones, from Lance Corporal to Corporal. Do you just need to hear anything? Yes, so by the Regiment, I'm going to be talking to you about the most interesting thing about the Queen's Dragoon guards, Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment. So we just have a few paintings on the map that remind us of those most recently. A record day. A record day? Can I be speaking to you? Very loud in the morning.


My name is Adanesh Tayi Jegu, originally I'm from Ethiopia, I've been studying in Queensland University of Technology, Master of Engineering Management. I love the University have been studying the interaction and also the support they are giving to you and also you have an opportunity to meet people coming from over the world and also their education system, the facility they have, student contact officer is very helpful for me in different ways for example I can mention when I bring my family they assist me how to apply for the visa for my family if I have some problem in my life I go and I contact them, they are very useful. There are different things motivate to study in Australia, I'm from developed country in a study engineering, most of the time I'm looking for prestigious university over the world but while I'm looking for the university I saw Australia University, they are very well known in engineering. As an engineer, as a civil engineer, my country lack a lot of infrastructure, I would like to contribute in the area of infrastructure development in Ethiopia.


Hi everyone, Joe for jasmiescasebreaks.com, coming at you with 18, 19 Chronicles Basketball Fat Pack Break number 50. With two Immaculate spots being given away, the third spot is Break Credit. Right there, that just saves me from repricing that because there will be another one box break. The one box break will be in a different video if you're looking for that. First, the Chronicles Break itself, big thanks to this group for making it happen. There are the teams right there. Let's roll it, randomized names and teams. Four and six, 10 times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10th and final time. Four and a six, 10 times for the teams. Two, three, four, and 10th and final time. Different dice roll for the giveaway part. We got Portland done. All right, no trade window, but there's the first half of the list over there, second half of the list right here. And let's alphabetize by team, let's print, let's rip. All right, there's the final printout right here. And let's see what we got in here. All right, so no Luke or anything like that, but here's a Consextant rookie card. That's for Cleveland, that's for Allen. And we've got the Lonnie Walker IV, current Laker. But that'll go to the Spurs, that'll be for Allen. And then here is the Michael Porter Jr. for Denver. That is for Allen. All right, now, whole point of this, the primary reason for this is who's gonna win those spots or break credit. So let's roll it, let's randomize that list, six and a six, 12 times. Top two, get spots, third name, gets $300 of break credit to jaspyscasebreaks.com. Fingers crossed everybody. Get those lucky rabbit feet, good luck. One, four leaf clover, two, three, four, five, six. And then another six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and 12th and final time. All right, Stephen Kay, sorry. Very close, but not quite. Four through 30, thanks everyone for giving it a shot. But only the top two can get into the break. Third name, you're gonna get break credit, Zachary. $300 of break credit going your way. Unfortunately, not in the break though. The two top two in the break, Allen, Daniel. Congrats to you two, we'll see you in the break. Zachary will send that break credit to you, the $300 break credit, which is the value of the spot. Actually, I give you the extra penny too. So you'll get that. And remember, the break credit never expires and you don't have to use all of it at once and check your email for that, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.