We looked at the original low-light action figure three years ago I thought the first version of low light was a top-tier figure the second version of low light was mostly the same as the first Then something remarkable happened low light grew a beard and he dyed his hair and his beard black and His head became a different shape and his facial features were totally different I didn't know growing a beard and changing your hair color could transform you into a completely different person But there's one way to find out if it's possible I got a bottle of beard dye the same color low light used it is just for men Take note ladies. I am going to apply this to my beard and we'll just see what happens I'm just gonna put this on my beard and we're gonna They hear it's time for another vintage GI Joe Toyer of you But first I need to give a code name to a new patron You may have seen Rezekai chatting in the weekly live stream. Well, now he needs a code name Rezekai your code name will be four seconds of silence That's right. Your code name is Now remember every time a person is silent for four seconds. It means they are saying your name Thank you for your support This week's review is improvised I did have low light version 3 on the schedule, but it didn't plan to review that figure until later I had planned to review a different figure for this week, but one piece I needed for that review didn't come in on time. I had to change plans But that doesn't bother me because this is a cool figure and I'm happy to review it But is this even low light? I've talked about this before this third version of low light looks nothing like the first version And this isn't the only time Hasbro did this Releasing a later version of a character that looked nothing like the earlier versions I even have a hard time calling this guy low light. This looks like a new character But for some reason they wanted this to be an updated low light and I think that might have been a mistake So let's see if growing a beard and dyeing your hair black will make you look like a completely different person HCC 788 presents version 3 of low light This is low light version 3 G.I. Joe's night fighter from 1991 this figure was available in 1991 only it was discontinued for 1992. This is the third version of low light the first version was from 1986 the second version was from 1989 that was the slaughter's Marauder's low light That second version reused the mold from the first version. They just changed the colors in 1991 We got version 3 of low light with an all-new sculpt and accessories We got a fourth version of low light based on the third version in 1993 That was the dino hunters low light. That's right. G.I. Joe had dinosaurs Version 3 of low light is called a night fighter as noted on his file card Version 1 and version 2 of low light were referred to as a night spotter Based on his equipment though He was a sniper even if he wasn't called that he had a sniper rifle with a big Starlight scope based on his file card version 3 of low light should still be a sniper But his equipment has changed in some important ways version 4 of low light from 1993 calls him a Dinosaur night spotter. I'm just not even gonna comment on that right now G.I. Joe's first sniper was snow job though He was primarily an arctic trooper Hasbro seemed to have an aversion to designating a character as a sniper Maybe they didn't think sneaking up on people and shooting them from a distance was a very G.I. Joe like Specialty, but a sniper would be an asset to the team G.I. Joe did have snipers and I don't think they should have shied away from calling them that in 1988 in 1989 G.I. Joe had a team of night fighting specialists night force night force consisted of Recolored re-releases of earlier figures. There wasn't anything new in night force Just old figures and vehicles recolored for night missions The series was exclusive to toys are us based on his specialty You would think low lights primary role was to go on night missions and his sniper role was secondary But they didn't really commit to the night fighting specialty either low light was not in night force Even though he would have been a perfect fit Instead his first version figure was recolored and included in slaughter's marauders low light version 3 fits Well with night force if you're assembling your own team You could include him low light version 1 and version 3 share no parts between them But the most noteworthy difference between version 1 and version 3 is the hair color low light originally had blonde hair Now he has black hair and the beard that's kind of strange Maybe he was going through a goth phase a change of hair color wouldn't be the worst thing But the head sculpt for version 3 looks nothing like version 1 the head is a totally different shape This does not look like the same guy. In fact, I don't think this is the same guy I think this figure should have been a new character It's like they think they can totally change the way a character looks and no one will notice in 1993 Low light must have gotten past this goth phase because he switched his hair color back to blonde for dino hunters But blonde or not the new sculpt still has a different shaped head and different features This isn't the first time GI Joe has drastically changed the face and hair color of a figure between the first version and a later version Some prime examples include grunt hawk and Duke who either had totally different faces in later versions or Different hair colors or both one example of a big change between version 1 of a figure and a later version of the figure That is done. Well is 1987's Mercer version 1 and 1991's Mercer version 2 here we can see Mercer has a beard in version 2 But he has the same hair color and although his features are a little different They're not so drastically different that you couldn't imagine this as the same person Just a couple years older and with a different hairstyle and a beard low lights counterpart in Cobra would probably be the 1989 night viper even though these figures were not on the shelves at the same time They complement each other well both in their mission and their equipment Let's take a look at low lights accessories starting with his primary weapon, which the card contents simply call a gun It looks like a submachine gun with a folding stock and a suppressor and a large scope on it I assume this is a night vision scope. It looks a bit different from these starlight scopes We've had before the weapon is in all black plastic and that is perfectly Appropriate for low light. I don't know if this is based on a real-world weapon or not But it does not look like a sniper rifle. In fact, it doesn't look like it would work as a sniper rifle at all No bipod a magazine in the grip and an uncomfortable looking folding stock But it does have a big scope compare this to the rifle that came with version 1 and with version 2 Which was a proper sniper rifle the file card does still hint at low lights sniper role So it's surprising they didn't give him a weapon that complimented that next Let's look at the helmet and the helmet is a doozy It is large it is black and attached to the large black helmet There is a large black visor with a red eyepiece and that visor can flip up And it can flip down over the figure's eyes. This is presumably a night vision system It's nice to get a paint application on the accessory We didn't get a lot of paint application on GI Joe accessories But it is very large and perhaps a bit oversized for the figure both the helmet and the visor are in hard Plastic so it can be a tight fit and you do risk scraping the paint off of the head by taking the helmet off and putting it back on And the visor again is in that hard plastic It's attached to the helmet on a couple of pegs and it is hinged The helmet itself does have a strap molded into the back. I do like that. That's a nice touch You can remove that visor Carefully remembering it is hard plastic so it could break It fits on these two very small knobs on the sides of the helmet And you do risk breaking the visor or the helmet by taking the visor off So I would just leave the visor on that is not something that you really need to remove Really interesting helmet I do like the helmet even though it is a bit oversized having the red across low lights Eyes is a bit of a callback to the version one figure who had sculpted on a red night adapter goggles So this is the part of version three that most reminds me of low light The next accessory is the backpack. It is a large black backpack And that's another bit of a callback to the version one figure which also came with a large black backpack However, the version three backpack has a lot more to it. It has two Removable pieces the backpack itself has a lot going for it. It has three grenades Sculpted on it has a canteen and numerous pouches and straps Really nice looking then on the side it has attached a black knife, which can be removed We've seen backpacks with removable knives and swords for GI Joe before and I always love them I think that's a great feature the knife will fit in the action figures hand and that looks really good at the time This was a unique accessory to low light It should not be confused with the black knife that came with 1987 Falcon and the black knife that came with 1989 night force shockwave They are similar, but not the same knife The other removable accessory on this backpack is this flashlight when attached to the backpack is directly over low lights Right shoulder so it can work as a hands-free flashlight and it can be removed Not only can it be removed it can also fit in the action figures hand and that is something special We have had other flashlights in GI Joe before But this is the first one that will actually fit in the action figures hand and can be held by the figure earlier examples of GI Joe flashlights included 1987 tunnel rat and 1987 outback tunnel rat had two flashlights that attached to his backpack similar to low light and outback had a flashlight that attached to his leg all of those flashlights were Removable, but they would not fit in the action figures hands which kind of defeated their purpose It is really nice after all this time to have a removable flashlight that a figure can actually hold Big bonus to low light with the accessories out of the way Let's take a look at the articulation on low light He had the articulation that was standard for GI Joe figures well before 1991 So he could turn his head left to right and look up and down He could swing his arm up at the shoulder and swivel at the shoulder all the way around He had a hinge at the elbow that allowed him to bend his arm at the elbow about 90 degrees He had a swivel at the bicep that allowed him to swivel his arm all the way around This was an o-ring figure meaning the figure was held together with a rubber o-ring that looped around the inside That allowed him to move at the torso a bit. He could move his legs apart about so far He had bent his leg at the hip about 90 degrees and bend at the knee about 90 degrees Let's take a look at the sculpt design and color of low light starting with his head and his head has a black hair and A black beard and he has black face camouflage on it. That's a very nice touch I think that is appropriate for low light It may be black face camouflage or maybe he just got a little careless when he was dyeing his hair once again This is a vast difference between version one Not just the hair color not just the beard, but he has a totally different shaped face He has different features. I like the head sculpt on version three. I think it's great But this is just not low light imagine if this figure was not called low light Would you imagine this is the same guy that was introduced in 1986? I kind of wish it was a different character because I want this guy to work together with low light on his chest We have a gray texture vest over a brown shirt that vest has a very fine Lattice texture on it like in netting and over the gray vest. We have load-bearing equipment We have straps that go over his shoulders and under his arms and then straps that go across his chest and across his back and there seems to be something on the strap that goes across his chest But I can't quite make out what that's supposed to be. I struggled with what to call the color of these straps I originally called them teal, but under the lights and the camera. They seem to have a slightly bluer tint But I'm still gonna go with teal. That's the closest color match to my eye as for this gray vest It does look a bit like netting and on the card art It looks like it is supposed to be a thin net covering over a brown shirt But I don't really like the idea that this is just some netting over his brown shirt I like the idea that it is some kind of tactical vest with this texture pattern on it This could be a net vest that low light uses to place leaves and foliage for Camouflage when he's on sniping missions. I could see it used for that his arms feature brown rolled up sleeves And on his right shoulder, there is a yellow patch Tampo I did try to identify a real-world patch that this might be based on but I wasn't quite able to find an exact match So if you have an idea of what this patch might be based on please leave a comment I would like to know moving down his arms. He has more of that gray netting on his forearms and he has bare hands I do like the gray with the brown. I think those colors complement each other very well on his waist piece He has a base black color with teal belts He has a teal belt and then criss-crossed belts that go around his butt and across the front and those attached to the holsters on his legs and on his legs He has black trousers and he has a teal pistol and pistol holster on each leg So he has two pistol holsters and straps that go up to his waist piece That doesn't look too bad on the black trousers on the right leg He has some kind of a detail there on the front of his leg Then he has teal knee pads, but not the cool raised knee pads that I usually like It's just knee pads kind of painted over his knees Unfortunately, they did not paint the hinge on the lower leg So when he bends his leg you can see that black hinge against the teal knee pad And that just looks kind of awkward and pretty ugly moving down his legs We have more of those black trousers and black boots He has a teal knife strapped around his right ankle and he has zippers on the front of his trouser legs Overall not too bad a reasonable amount of detail and the colors are really not bad for low light specialty Although I like low light as a sniper this figure seems to emphasize his night fighting role The dark colors are reasonable for night missions and he has black face camouflage And his equipment serves that purpose pretty well That's why I think this figure complements rather than replaces the original low light figure I think these guys would work great together with low light as the sniper and this other guy as his backup I put this question to the internet If this version 3 of low light were to be a new character, what would his code name be? Let's take a look at low lights file card. His file card has his faction as gi joe There's a portrait of low light here and the artwork on the card shows the helmet at a much more Reasonable size than the figure his code name is low light with a hyphen. He is the night fighter His file name is cooper g mcbryde primary military specialty is infantry 11b And that is the proper mos for infantry secondary military specialty is sharpshooter Birthplace is cross b north dakota his greatest e6 staff sergeant This is all very similar to the version 1 file card Except the secondary military specialty was marksmanship instructor Instead of sharpshooter and somehow between version 1 and version 3 The serial number changed this happened on gi joe file cards all the time. I always thought it was weird But I never needed an in-universe explanation for it But they gave us one anyway after the serial number There is an asterisk on the version 3 file card and then down at the bottom It says low light security number has been specially modified to prevent breaches in gi joe security So they actually explained in-universe why the serial number changed and I guess that's nice But is that explanation really important because I kind of think it isn't this version 3 file card has more Information than the version 1 file card. It says he's a qualified expert in the m16 a2 5.56 millimeter rifle the m16 a2 is a real weapon It's an update of the m16 that was adopted by the marines and the u.s. Army in the 1980s He's also a qualified expert with the m24 7.62. I think that means millimeter sniper rifle Again solidifying his sniper role and finally the m19 11 a1 45 automatic pistol This is the classic colt 45 caliber pistol that was used by the u.s. Army for a long time Unfortunately, it does not say he's a qualified expert with whatever this weird gun is that he comes with License to operate hammer avalanche general. These are gi joe vehicles This is a cross cell for some of the vehicles that was new in the 1990s They didn't really do that in the 80s unless this was a vehicle driver that came with that vehicle Of these three vehicles though only the general was still available in 1991 The other two were 1990 only vehicles moving on to the narrative We have a paragraph here that says Totally proficient in the use and maintenance of all third generation image intensifiers and parentheses starlight scopes infrared Metascopes and thermal imaging devices low light takes complete command of the darkness His passive night sights are augmented by seismic and magnetic intrusion detectors Giving him a clear indication of threats out to 600 meters and all without revealing his own position This first paragraph is entirely focused on low lights night fighting purpose We have a second paragraph with a quote It says it could be a moonless night under triple canopy jungle the very air so dark You can hold your hand in front of your face and not know how many fingers you have up You close your eyes and open them again and there's no difference Suddenly you hear something or somebody moving out in the bush creeping towards you But you're not worried because you know that low light is out there too And unlike whoever is sneaking up on you low light doesn't make mistakes Again totally focused on low lights proficiency at fighting at night Not as a sniper the version 3 file card is not incompatible or inconsistent with the version 1 file card Just more emphasis on his ability to fight at night In some ways it might be better. It has a little more information than the version 1 file card does The version 1 file card talks more about low lights childhood There is another version of low lights file card in the comic book g i joe order of battle issue number one This comic book mini series mainly just reprinted the text of the g i joe file cards But the entry for low light on the very last page of the first issue Is different from the file card that came with the figure this paragraph tells a different story This first paragraph on the file card tells a story from low lights childhood About how he was afraid of the dark timid around animals and shy of loud noises until he got lost on a hunting trip He was found three weeks later with a flashlight a 22 rifle and a grin from ear to ear So I guess that cured him of his fear of the dark the order of battle entry tells a different story He was still afraid of the dark and timid of animals and so forth But in this version his father forced him to stay overnight at the county dump with a 22 rifle And he could not come home without 20 dead rats It's this 20 dead rats story that influenced low lights appearance in the animated series Looking at how low light was used in g i joe media He first appeared in the animated series in the episode arise serpent or arise part one In the animated series low light got some good character development in the animated series It's revealed that low light has been plagued with nightmares since he was a child He doesn't really like the dark despite his specialty The source of his nightmares appears to be the strict upbringing described on the file card It specifically references the 20 dead rats story from order of battle It makes me wonder if low lights father was abusive He seems to have a lot more trauma than would be explained by one night at the city dump with a 22 rifle It implies there's more trauma at the hands of his father I appreciate the extra dimension added to his personality by the animated series It's well done in the deke animated series. He appeared in his version two slaughters marauders uniform He exposed scoop as a spy for cobra. I like low light as the skeptic He is not easily fooled. He did appear in the deke animated series in his version three uniform With the color change and the beard looking totally different from his earlier appearances in the deke animated series He had the most screen time in the episode night of the creepers Looking at his appearances in the comic book series published by marvel comics He first appeared in issue number 55 with the team of joes on a mission in sierra gordo He made a few appearances later as a background character But he didn't get a lot of use in the main gi joe comic book series He appeared in his version three uniform in issue number 116 He was with a team of joes Surveying destros castle in scotland There is no explanation for his hair color change in the comic book Although he was never a major character in the main marvel comics series He had better turns in the special missions series He was on the cover of special missions number eight and he was an important part of that story He was also in special missions number 11, but he was not the main focus of that story There is an oddity in the marvel comics era in marvel age issue number 34 low light has a brief profile along with some other new joes But they use different colors for him looking at low light version three overall. I think it's great I love the figure, but there's no reason for this to be low light. This should be low lights teammate This figure should complement rather than replace earlier versions of low light. The colors are great They are nicely subdued for night missions I think the gray looks really good But I choose not to interpret it as a light netting as seen on the card art Instead, I think it looks like a tactical vest with a net covering So you can attach grenades and pockets and other equipment and maybe stick some leaves in there for camouflage The accessories are top notch the helmet is a little oversized But it has a cool visor The gun is not a sniper rifle, but it still looks pretty cool The backpack was the removable flashlight and knife That's all superb and the flashlight fits in the figure's hand Why couldn't we have had that with earlier flashlights? Yes, the change of the look of the character bothers me But it doesn't bother me too much because I think the figure looks so cool But is this really low light? I don't think so Maybe that's why they had to change the serial number because this really isn't the same guy Low light is an interesting character He got a bit more development in the animated series than he did in the comic book Between the cartoon and the file card We have a window into low light's childhood and his psyche For a non-core character. He's surprisingly well developed. It's a top tier figure It's a gem from the 90s and it is not low light We need to give this guy a name, so please comment on this video with your ideas for a code name for this guy That was my review of low light version 3. I hope you enjoyed it I was a bit surprised to review this figure this week, but it was still fun. Next week I will be doing the review I expected to do this week. So tune in for that I would love to meet you in person at joe fest in august to georgia june 21st and 22nd 2019 If you like gi joe and you'd like to see more of these videos Please consider subscribing to the youtube channel and hitting the notification bell And giving this video a thumbs up on youtube and sharing it with your friends You can find me on social media on facebook and twitter and I have a website hcc788.com Thank you to all my patrons who make these videos possible and special thanks to I really could not do these videos without their help If you like these videos and you'd like to support the channel in that way, please check out my patreon You can find out how to decode the secret messages you see in these videos You could even find out how to get your own special code name announced by me in a video I am really excited about next week's video because I really wanted to do it this week So finally I will get to it. I hope to see you there until then always remember only gi joe is gi joe It's like they think they can totally change the way a character looks and no one will notice


Hello. Welcome everyone to our next session. The next presenter is coming from the USA where he works at the project Atomic and we'll have a live demo on how to build your cluster and deploy applications in 10 minutes. So thanks, Josh Berkus, and we can get started. Hi. I don't like slides, so there will be no slides. This is an old demo talk. It's in fact a live demo talk. Here I've got a little set of AWS instances, a master and three nodes, and we're going to be turning those into Kubernetes cluster. So let's get started. So we're running Atomic host on these four nodes. Now particularly what we're actually running is CentOS Atomic host continuous, which is right here. And so this is the development version that a lot of the developers use upstream in order to actually test out new things. The reason why we're actually using continuous for this is that we need a version that doesn't have any Kubernetes bits already installed because I'm going to be showing you an alternate way to install Kubernetes as opposed to the release versions of CentOS and Fedora Atomic host which do have bits of Kubernetes installed which would conflict. So we're using continuous here. There's a bit on the atomic blog about how to switch to continuous if you actually want to try it out. In the future, Kubernetes will be fully containerized and there won't be any bits installed on the release versions. So then the other thing that we're going to be doing here is we're going to be adding what we call layering to the atomic host. This is our way of installing stuff on the individual host in a way that doesn't break atomic update. So the first part of doing that layering is that we actually need to have a configuration file that tells it where to find the packages for layering which is going to be your regular configuration file. So here I've got a configuration file for the COPR that Jason Brooks put together for our slightly altered versions of the CUBE ADM tools for installing Kubernetes. We had to alter them slightly in order to get them to work smoothly on atomic. We're looking at pushing those changes upstream. But for now this is the repository you would install. And then having added that repository it's time to actually do some layering. So we need a few pieces for this. So we need Kubelet which runs Kubernetes locally. We need CUBE ADM which is this quick installation tool from the Kubernetes project. We need a network thing for Kubernetes in this case CNI. And then we also want the administrative interface here. So we're going to go ahead and install those. And so what this will do is it will take those RPM packages and then build an OS tree layer based on those packages which will be installed locally. Like I said people are like oh well aren't you just installing RPMs on atomic? That wasn't the point of atomic. Well the answer is no we're installing a layer so it means that for example if I install these and I decide that they're broken I can just atomically roll back to the base image. And for that matter I can also continue to update the base image from the upstream OS tree without necessarily breaking the layer that I've added for the local install stuff. So again these are all the advantages of the atomic and the RPM OS tree based on things. It's just a much more reliable maintainable way to install things. So that will take just a minute to install it's got to actually download some of the stuff. The question was if I was to run that again and add some more packages does it make another layer or does it add to that layer? And the answer is it adds to that layer. So the additional packages would be added to the same layer. There may be some way to create a second layer but I don't actually know it. The person who would know that is sitting back there in the fifth row right there. But if you just do what you would regularly do it adds to the same layer. So there we go. Now like other install update operations atomic we're going to have to restart this which means it will kick me out and I'll have to actually log back in in just a second. And then we can start to set up Kubernetes to take a few minutes. Yes? Yes the question was we used RPM OS tree to download the packages from a regular RPM repository and the answer is yes. Now not all RPMs that are out there will install this way because some of them install to say the opt file system which is forbidden under under atomic. But packages that don't violate they do not install to these locations will install this way. Now the other limitation on this is we can't install any packages that conflict with packages that already exist in the base of history. So like I said this is the reason I did this on continuous because if I did this and say fedora atomic it already has coop CTL installed and so installing a different version of coop CTL would conflict. So now if we look at the RPM OS tree status we now see that we've got a second version of continuous and the second version of continuous has a set of packages in it. So it's telling us what's this layer that we've created locally in order to install these extra packages. So now what I want to do is actually want to build Kubernetes using this kubadm. So the first thing is I need to start up the local kubelet demon so there's something to receive instructions. So and then I'm now going to use so now we're going to do this. So this is kubadm. So kubadm is the kubernetes project the answer to people want an install that just works for the common case of installing kubernetes. You know when you're installing a simple cluster that's not federated that doesn't have special requirements that you know that sort of thing and then if you have special requirements you can add those in by changing configuration later. Right now it's an alpha it's going to go to beta when kubernetes 1.6 gets released with the target of being sort of fully functional by 1.7. So right now it's something to play with in development and not necessarily something to use for production deploys. Now it's going to actually do a whole bunch of things here. You notice it's generating much certificates is generating a whole pki setup in order to do encrypted communication with the other nodes.  Now I did there this is the normal is kubadm in it. There's a set of checks that check for problems in your system that would prevent it from installing. One of the things that cropped up this last week I said this is all alpha stuff is that I'm getting a false positive violation on a kernel module that I filed as an issue but hasn't been resolved yet. So in the meantime I need to skip the checks or will refuse to launch. So it'll wait here for just a minute because it's waiting to bring up all of the portions of Kubernetes except for the kubelet in containers which will take just a second. A long enough for me to take one question about kubadm. Does anyone have a question? Yes. Okay can you speak up just a little bit? Okay so the question is would it be possible to do the same thing with the pre-installed Kubernetes? Not the one that's available in atomic right now and our plan is to actually move towards a fully containerized install of all of this so we're unlikely to ever enable it in the pre-installed version because it'll all come in through system containers instead. Okay so now you went ahead and installed the clients and the API server and that sort of thing and now we are done we are installed on the master. No we're not actually quite done on the master. Hold on the syntax is a little annoying so okay we're not quite done in the master. I need to do a couple of tweaks by default it doesn't run any containers on the master just on the nodes and so I actually need to fix that and the other thing I need to do is I need to actually give it an internal Kubernetes network. Let's not type of this. So that's going to go ahead and install a network and network can be used for DNS and that sort of thing. So if I actually look at this we can see the stuff coming up all of our other things so these are all running containers we've got the API server and the controller and discovery and proxies and the scheduler and right now it's creating the network and once it creates the network then we can have DNS. Now while we're waiting for it to do that let's go ahead and log into one of the nodes because we need to set up the node in order to have a cluster right? So we're going to have to do the same thing we're going to have to install a layer on the node and it's going to go ahead and install that so let's see how we're doing on creating a network. Oh okay so the network's created and now it's working on creating DNS. Okay so let's take one more question while we're waiting for that to download. Anyone have a question? Got what I'm doing here yeah? Yeah so the question was to compare a QBDM to Ansible Deployments and the answer is that right now if you want to sort of production Kubernetes cluster I would use the Kubernetes Ansible because like I said QBDM is alpha and there's a bunch of stuff it doesn't do yet. The the the truth is in the future like I'm actually showing you the manual version of this but obviously I wouldn't do this manually. What would happen is that I would just use QBDM to replace some of the parts of the Ansible install and to make things less less to make the Ansible script less complicated. Okay so that is going and in the meantime we have DNS so the master is completely ready to be a master at this point. Okay I got kicked off there so let's log into another node. Now in this node in this node I actually went ahead and added in the layer already. I just realized I need to grab something here. So we need this. Okay first we need to start it. Okay so you can see here we already have that second node joining and I'll add the other node as soon as it reboots and I can log into it. Okay it's being a little slow which is why I have another node. Okay and now we have two nodes so we can go ahead and deploy an application and you know the guest book application because we love the guest book application in atomic land. So there we go we're going ahead it's that spinning up so it'll take a second to download the containers. Hopefully they will download before I run out of time. Let me take one more question while we're downloading containers. Anybody have a question? Okay so question is where am I downloading the containers from? It depends on which containers you're talking about. So the containers that run kubidmin and kubernetes and that sort of thing they're based on the kubernetes project containers which Jason Brooks modified and created a COPR of so we're actually downloading them from Fedora. The and the other containers the guest book containers those actually I think are on GCR because it's a standard kubernetes example but I mean you can obviously install the application from anywhere and now that we have we don't have a lot of containers available in the Fedora repository right now but we will in the future and of course we could really use community people to create new containerized applications for that. I may not get to show you the screen because we're still downloading containers for some reason. Okay so a couple other things just to finish up. So information about kubaADM is on the kubernetes guide on the project atomic blog we have information about layering an RPMO is tree. The if you you know there's the issues on on that if you actually wanted to see the best way to follow this in your own is to actually look at my Ansible script for doing this which I'll also continue updating as we make fixes and that sort of thing to this deployment option and that's in my Misk Ansible repository. Let's see is this come up yet? It has not come up yet. Are we out of time? We got one minute so we've got one minute we will see if the containers download before. Oh wait try k-node 2 here. Yay! Okay thank you I'm happy to take other questions after the session but we need to let the next speaker set up and I have stickers. Thanks.


to Mantra news number 52 from one army the foundation tackling global problems through projects. All right guys I've just imported the videos and I realized that the audio is completely screwed the room that I was working in had very empty walls so that resulted in this very echo effect I'm gonna gear up for next month and use so better with me for this time and let's dive back into it. This month is the make-apartist edition as a friend of mine had this nice studio and I thought it could be a very nice contrast to the usual roughness So as every month we're going to be starting with some news that we found on the web that we think are bringing about a more sustainable and just future for this planet. Starting with France and how they banned short-haul flights so let me give you more for you to fly from Paris to Lyon because it's a bad polluting way of getting around. As you might know flights that do take the most resource and fuel and take off and landing and if you are on a 45 minutes flight you can imagine how more polluting that way of getting around is compared to a train or a bus. Commitment number three within Europe I'm not gonna take any planes anymore from now on it's just gonna be the train and 32-hour bus rides and so France is the first country to implement such a policy and we very much looking forward to see more countries taking on such regulations. Next, in the UK they just doubled the price for plastic bags from 5p to 10p and we know how such small changes they have a huge impact on the demand of plastic because people will drastically reduce the amount of plastic bags that they use if you double how much they cost so it's brilliant to see countries really taking this more seriously. Another view that we found that was really really inspiring for us is from Johnny Himes, a YouTube filmmaker. It's very big on how he hasn't been shampooing for five years just like our fellow Dave Vakas. I have to tell you this reality I have not shampooed my hair for five years and yet those five years have been some of the best five years of my hair's life. No more itching, no more oily hair, no more dandruff flakes, just normal hair that does weird stuff sometimes but is generally happy. In this video he really explains very well how his old hair health has been improving dramatically since he stopped using shampoos and how brands are sort of brainwashing us on reason and weird concepts about cheese and cleanliness in order to sell us more of these products. Products that makes us feel like we need them every week. Next, these are the really peculiar videos that caught our attention from Greenpeace. So portraying Boris Johnson being taken away from a huge weight of plastic waste that takes him from the parliament all the way down to Thames. This is to highlight how the UK is shipping millions of tons of plastic waste from the UK to some southeastern Asian countries and calling that recycling. So this video really highlights how you can't really call the recycling and it's more like an act of dumping. Another little YouTube channel that we would like to sort of advise or share with you is called Climatown and it's in my opinion the best sort of blend of politics and humor and fun. Hey, I was supposed to jump out of this to kind of scare you but it turns out that's fun here on paper than it is in practice so I hope you don't mind too much. Last, I would like to mention how, or like talk a little bit about public conversation about you know how Elon Musk, a few months after starting to accept bitcoins to pay for Tesla, he decided to pull off from that sort of payments because he claims that bitcoins, that technology is very polluting because in order to mine bitcoins, it requires a lot of electricity and normally this happens in countries like Russia or China where mostly come from coal and petrol. So he said that's too polluting, we're not gonna accept it anymore. And you also start wondering, I mean, didn't you know back in February when you started accepting it? But beyond that point, we think it's really really good that big celebrities like Elon Musk start to talk and most importantly make decisions based on the environmental impact of such a thing. And this, you know, we kind of trickle down in society and hopefully will mean that more people will take into consideration certain things when you know, going about making decisions in their own lives. Okay, let's talk to the news from Precious Plastic, our project tackling plastic pollution. This month we released a face mask video where we show the world how we take face masks and transform them into different products.  And massive shout out to Michael for the excellent work there. In this video, I'm going to show you how we took disposable masks like these and recycle them into useful and fun products. Using nothing but the masks themselves, we made a carabiner for clipping. This cube that's also a lamp. A hand plane for body surf. And a planter to decorate your home or office. And this video was produced with Patreon money, so massive shout out to all the patrons that donate every month to make sure that we can do more of its projects and of course one of its videos. And moving on in the next few months and years ahead, we want to try and produce more videos of this kind. So if you do have any ideas or videos that you want to see, make sure to comment below and let us know what you want to see. So in May, we also released the beta version of the community program where we're trying to grow and strengthen the precious plastic movement. With the community program, we are trying to make sure that we as precious plastic will be supporting, promoting and helping to grow the precious plastic workspaces that are willing to help grow and expand precious plastic. So over the years, we've been noticing more and more people, brands and workspaces that are taking, taking, taking and never giving back. And, you know, brands got a brand and it's okay. There's little hopes there. You know, starting with Lashback in 2016 and dozen and dozens more brands taking, you know, all the free knowledge that we put out there, using it, not mentioning, not crediting. And it's okay. They're brands. There's no hopes almost.  And, you know, we wouldn't care, Mrs. is serving too much if it wasn't for the fact that such behaviors hinders the growth of precious plastic. Because you can imagine how if everyone involved would be mentioning precious plastic, you know, the growth will be exponential because more and more people will come across precious plastic. As a portion of these people, we think maybe I can also start recycling. But if these people are hiding the fact that they are part of precious plastic, there is much less growth that can happen. So we want to start trying to adjust that. And in order to do that, we introduced the community program where, you know, if you want to not mention precious plastic, it's all cool. You can carry on with your business. But we, as precious plastic, will not help you grow anymore. So we're going to be making sure that we are supporting, promoting, collaborating, providing clients, providing traffic only and exclusively to precious plastic workspaces that are willing to support precious plastic. And you can do that in many ways. You can mention precious plastic in your Instagram view. You can make a little section on your website. You can use hashtag precious plastic. And we have made a whole list of things that you as a workspace can do to help grow precious plastic. Because ultimately, the only reason why we work on precious plastic is to tackle the plastic waste problem. And unless we all collaborate together, these most likely will never happen. The more people can come in the movement, the stronger and the more likely we can be to have a dense plastic waste problem. The community program comes with three sort of layers. One is the normal member, which is still able to use the community platform. You can use for things, you can comment, so can make how to use. But it's not required to do anything in return. Then you have the ally. An ally is able to be on the map, as well as, of course, doing all the things that a member can do. And it's also eligible for communication, for press, for collaborations, for partnerships, for sales channels. And not to become an ally, you need to do something in return. And this is all listed out in the ally checklist, of which you need six stars in order to become an ally. So make sure to go and check it out and see if you qualify as an ally in order to get all the benefits of being an ally. And the third layer is verified. These are the people that are sort of outputting the highest quality content, machines, products. These are people that we're going to be collaborating more and more closely in order to support them to become always better. And also to make sure that people that come on our project on precious plastic, on the community platform, they can kind of feel that who is being there for the longest time, who's got the most experience, who's outputting the best work, so creating a bit of a layering in the community for the end users and also for the work systems themselves. And in order to become a very fine workspace, you need, of course, to be an ally. And also just outputting really top quality work. So in a nutshell, this is what the community program is. The program is still in beta. And so make sure to go on the academy page, check it out, try to understand how it works. And if you still have some questions, make sure to post them below. So we can try to help you out and, you know, see how you can become an ally. So let's have a look at a few use cases to see how this works. So for instance, you can see here both in how they mentioned precious plastic in their view, how they have a highlight on their Instagram, you know, positively for precious plastic, how they use hashtags in order to post. And so you can imagine how, you know, everyone that comes across both work also will so directly understand that it's part of a plastic. And in case they want to start recycling, they know how to do it. So really, really useful. Next, let's have a look at your cluster from Dresden. And also they've been super active, cyclic plastic and also promoting the work that we do at precious plastic. So as you can see, they also mentioned precious plastic in their view. They do share always the hashtag on the website, they have a little section about precious plastic and what it is and how it works, as well as making a lot of videos and animations and stories about precious plastic and how it works and how people can start. And this is absolutely crucial for the growth of the movement beyond the growth of the workspace, because in the other day, they probably understand very clearly that the plastic waste problem cannot be fixed collaboratively together as a global unified movement. This month, we also released the first ever special offer where we collaborated with John Plasto. And for every new patron, we're going to have these beautiful screwdrivers handed over custom made specifically for this. And we believe this is a win-win-win situation where precious plastic gets more patrons so you can do more of its work to tackle global problems. John Plasto gets more money so you can keep on recycling more and more. And also patrons, people like you, they will receive really beautiful screwdrivers so they can fix their things at home using a recycled screwdriver instead of polluting more plastic. And for this special occasion, I decided to interview Thomas and John Plasto. So let's have a chat with you. Hi, my name is Thomas from Johan Plasto and I'm a screwdriver from Plastic Waste. And this is the story behind. Thank you, Thomas. Super, super hyped about this special offer. So if you haven't already, go on Patreon, sign up, get yourself a screwdriver and support one army. You may also release the research module on our community platform. Ever since shutting down the forums, we have seen every increasing demand for a place to document our research. This code is definitely not a place for that. We was never intended to be so. So we have now dedicated a few resources and development time to create our own research module in the community platform. So here's our new research module on the community platform. You can only see it when you're a beta tester. So we can add profiles, but it would basically be a topic that you say, can we, for instance, make things from ocean plastic? And then you would hear see first the question. So yeah, we're gonna see how this works. And then step by step. So the first step was collecting material. So it's sort of a whole page that is explained step by step. Yeah, what happened as a progress? So you follow it every week or something, you make an update, just to keep track of all the mistakes and things learned. So we are looking for a few tests, a few people that can test it out and can give us some very valuable feedback to improve the tool so that it can be better for the wider community. So if you are working on a research project on machines and products and molds, and you're interested to help us out to develop this, this digital tool for documentation and research, make sure to reach out so that we can give you access to it and you can help us shape shape the software so they can be useful to many more people in the community. And to conclude the precious plastic, let's dive into the community news to highlight the best work happening in the global community. Start it off with zero waste straighter and the beautiful, beautiful products that we make, amongst others, this very nice injected USB key and these beautiful pens that looks really, really stunning. Next, let's talk about our dear friend Rory that has been developing this huge massive 3D printer, so hacking the extrusion machine to help him make bigger products. And we're very much looking forward to see where this research is going. Next, the BBC made a very nice podcast about precious plastic and the work that we do. So make sure to check it out because it's a very enjoyable half an hour sort of having a look at the global amount of precious plastic. Next, Viva Lab from Porto have been sharing a how to and how they made their electric skateboard using our recycled sheets from the sheet press. And talking about the sheet press, we're seeing more and more development and sheets being made, one of which has been made up to three meter long in Oregon, the US. So it's really exciting to see all this development happening within the sheet press world. So I can't wait to see more in the upcoming months. Okay, enough with plastic. Now let's dive into Project Camp. Our project prototyped in a more sustainable way of living. Now, after a very, very, very long wait, we finally managed to get the containers on the left, taking a step closer to get the base camp ready. So first container set down was actually super smooth. And next is going to be the kitchen. Okay, so both containers arrived, kind of a big deal waited long for this moment. So a lot of tension coming out. And today is also Saturday, which means a little local shop in town sells pasta nata in the weekend. So seems like a perfect time for a little celebration. Next, there's a big announcement for Project Camp. Finally, we are going to be welcoming people to come and help us out. If you're interested to come and help build Project Camp, make sure to check Project Camp YouTube channel because in the next video, they will give you all the details on how you can come and help us build Project Camp. But if you're going to move in and come into Portugal to help, you can still do so on the discord channel for Project Camp, which is currently on fire with development. So if you have some engineering backgrounds or design backgrounds, make sure to get active in there because, you know, all this help is very much valuable for the development of Project Camp. And last our newborn project fixing fashion project trying to fix the many issues connected with fashion. We released back in April and it went all kind of smooth. The video will receive nicely the website is receiving some nice traffic. And we got quite a few nice and important press coverage in the likes of Dazed and Confused, the Zine, the Australian financial review. This is all very useful to sort of build a community and a big bit of a following for the project.  And most importantly, we are seeing people fixing their clothes filing and sharing on Instagram their fixes, which makes us very, very happy. If you do want to help the project, there's many two things that you can do. One is fixing your clothes or repairing or upgrading and sharing that on Instagram so that more people can come across the project and can be inspired to fix and repair their clothes. Alternatively, if you are lucky enough to not have any holds or damage on your clothes, you can still share and spread projects. The project amongst your family, friends and networks so that more people can come across all this very useful knowledge to care and repair for your clothes. All right, that's it with this Monday News. Thanks everyone for watching. Thanks to all the patrons for supporting Martin out and I'll see you in the next video.


Now this theorem is the converse of the previous theorem what we saw okay, so What is this theorem now? So it says if two chords a b and BC of a circle With center o so you can see this is the center o here So center o is here and a b and b c are the two chords such that the center o lies on the bisector of angle a b c So what do we know? Angle alpha is equal to angle beta. So alpha is equal to beta. This is given then the chords are equal. We have to prove that a b We have to prove that a b is equal to b c This is what we have to prove. Okay, so How should we prove it?  So these Radii are though. We don't need it, but then for our You know understanding. Let's write that that ways. Okay, you have to prove What do you need to prove guys to prove besides that it's also given so this was given a given b What is given b so? angle a Bo is equal to angle C Bo right because Bo is the angle bisector now to prove a b is equal to bc Okay, and a construction. What do we need to do? We simply need to join o a and o c are Joint Fair enough. So this is Now we have two triangles and We need to somehow prove that they're congruent and then our job will be done So to prove that these two triangles which two triangles. I'm anyways talking about so I'm talking about this this one and That one Okay, so the two triangles o a b and o c b So one angle is definitely, you know common so a alpha is equal to beta We know and o b is the common side But then we have o a is equal to o c because they are the same radii But then there is no criteria like s s a or a s s if you see here We are getting a s s criteria isn't it angle one angle is Equal one this side is also equal Bo and other side is equal, but then there is no such Criteria a ss. Okay, so what we do So we have to get to you know, we have to use the use some other information to you know Get to some Conventional criteria. Okay. So what do we do proof? That's if you see in Triangle o a b Oh a b o a is equal to o b is equal to r O a is equal to o b is equal to r right therefore angle o a b is equal to alpha Isn't it opposite angles Angles opposite to To equal sides equal sides Sides in a triangle are equal in triangle are Equal this we know. Yep. So o a b is alpha similarly Similarly the friend word similarly Reduces so much of effort. So we can say o Cb o cb is equal to beta Right, but we know that alpha is equal to beta. It's given Given isn't it therefore we will have o a b is equal to o c b angles Correct. Now we have got the ingredients. Oh, let's say we'll write write it as gamma So hence Here is the angle gamma. Here is the angle gamma Now let's see what to do. So now you see in triangle Oh a b o a b and Triangle o Cb very clearly Oh a So two angles are common anyways, so we can see Angle a b o is equal to angle Cb o is equal to Alpha or beta whichever you want to say then Angle o a b o a b is equal to angle Ocb o cb which is gamma. We just proved and O b is equal to ob common side common side Right, therefore Therefore by a a s criteria right angle angle side two angles and side criteria We can say that triangle a b o is congruent to triangle Cb o a b o and Cb o order of the vertices mind you that you please mind that a b o and Cb o right therefore What can we say we can say a b is equal to? Cb why is this Congruent part or corresponding parts of congruent triangles right and hence proved so hence we just proved that we proved that if The center lies on the angle by sector of two chords angle made by two chords then the two chords are equal right Hope you understood this theorem and the proof