Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBrakes.com coming at you with 2021 Breaking Superior Edition. Multisport, two box case break, random hit number one. Here's an example of what you could possibly get. Multisport looks like a lot of nice stuff here. And we're doing both boxes. It looks like there's four items per box, eight total in this random hit break. Now big thanks to the people who bought spots straight up and congrats to the people who won spots. So what we're going to do is we're going to rip open this case, show you all the hits, type in the hits, randomize your names, randomize the hits and match you up with something. So thank you again to this group for getting in on the action. Congrats again to the winners and the fillers right there. So let's do it. Let's see what we got. All right, let's see what we got out of here. Good luck everybody. And we'll type in the, we'll type in the hits and the order that they were pulled. All right, first one out of the gate. Nice. Major league material, jersey and autograph, Jacob DeGramme, 48 out of 50. Did the Cardinals get their onside kick? That's almost, that's a pretty rare occurrence. Cardinals are a point, of course they'd point for them, but our next is great. Oh, Tiger Woods, 2001. Upper deck, not graded at 9-5, Tiger Woods. That's awesome. There are your sub grades right there. Centering corner surface at 9-5 and the edges are at 9 and the Arizona football Cardinals did indeed recover that onside kick wild. We've got the future, Dalvin Cook, nice. Six out of 25 from 2017 NT football. Dalvin Cook autograph, it's pretty good. And another graded card, Dwayne Wade from 2003 Top's Chrome Basketball, PSA 10. That's pretty sharp. It's his rookie year, 64, is that like his second holding call of night in a key play? He's bummed. All right, second box, another four hits, nice. Sensational signature is Dominique Wilkins from 1920, prison basketball. Graded card, it's a Louise Robert, nice. It's Bowman first, PSA 10 from 2018 Bowman, that's pretty nice. Another graded card, Prism Silver, rookie Prism Silver, Ezekiel Elliott, 2016, Penini Prism Football, PSA 10, now these 10s definitely make a significant difference between other graded cards obviously, big difference. And 2019, 2020 Penini Prism Draft Picks, John Morant Autograph, PSA 9, Green Prism. That's pretty strong as well. Nice. All right, now I'm going to pause the video, when we come back I'm going to have all these hits typed in and then we'll run the randomizer and see who ends up with what. Stick around, I'll be right back. All right, welcome back everybody. Cardinals ended up losing. They got a nice pass in the middle, didn't spike it and then rushed to play and then ended up drawing a sack to end the game. Rams win. And let's see who wins this stuff right here. Well, everyone's a winner, but it's just a matter of what you're going to end up with. Big thanks to this group once again. So there should be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, perfect. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, perfect. One dice roll for both lists, 5 into 2, lucky 7 times. Four names first, 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7th and final time. After 7 we got Edward down to Edward with a spot he got straight up and a spot that he won. 5 into 2, 7 times for the hits, 1, 2, 3, 6 and good luck, 7th and final time. We've got the Luis Robert down to the Zeke and we've got more of this in the store folks, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Edward, you got the Luis Robert, 2018 Bowman 1st PSA 10, Robert with a Dwayne Wade rookie card PSA 10, Danny with a Dominic Wilkins prism autograph, Nick with the Tiger Woods upper deck golf, BGS 9-5, Tiger Woods card, nice. Edward with the Dalvin Cook, NT autograph, 6 out of 25, Rosario the Jacob de Grom, Jersey in auto to 50, Gale with the Jaumarant, prism draft, Green, parallel and autograph, PSA 9, there we go and Edward, last but not least the Ezekiel Elliott prism silver rookie card, prism silver PSA 10, there you go gang, thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us, here's another look at the hits again, we've got another case of this in the store right now, jaspyscasebreaks.com, so if you want to run this back, four full spots need to move plus just one filler and then we're in Brakesville, thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com and I'll see you next time for the next Brake King Break.


Welcome to Spotlight. I'm Mike Proctor. And I'm Liz Wade. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand no matter where in the world they live. The year was 1707. The English ships were in heavy seas. The weather was bad, and they were lost. The chief of the ships was Admiral Chauvel. His officers made an estimate of the ship's position, but they were wrong. Suddenly someone shouted, Land! This call filled the sailors with fear. There should be no land here. They were in the wrong place. Four of the ships crashed into the land. Over 1600 men died that night. Only 26 survived. It was one of the worst British sea accidents in history. Today's Spotlight is on one unexpected result of this accident. At the time of the accident, England depended on the shipping industry. Ships brought the people of England sugar, spices and tea. The people who sailed the ships needed good maps. But they also needed something more. They needed to avoid accidents like the loss of Admiral Chauvel's ships. To do this, they needed to know exactly where they were. If you look at almost any map, it is divided into small squares by lines. The lines that go from east to west are the latitude lines. And the lines that go from north to south are the longitude lines. Sailors could estimate their north-south position or latitude easily. They could measure it from the sun and the stars. But they could not measure their east-west position or longitude by that method. They needed a good way to measure the ship's longitude. King Charles II of England knew how important it was to solve this problem. If the problem was not solved, more ships could be lost. In 1675, King Charles ordered the building of the Royal Observatory. The Observatory was a place where people could study the stars. They could work on the problem of establishing longitude at sea. The King created the Observatory in Greenwich. The first chief of the Observatory was John Flamsteed. Flamsteed worked hard, but he could not solve the longitude problem. And after the loss of Admiral Chauvel's ships, there was even more pressure to find a solution. So in 1714, the British government offered a prize of 20,000 pounds. The prize would go to the first person who could find a method of measuring longitude at sea. Some people thought that this would never be possible. Our story moves on to one man, John Harrison. He was born in Yorkshire, England in 1693. He was 21 years old when the government offered the prize. Like his father, he was a carpenter. He made things with wood. He did not have much education, but John was very good at making clocks. At that time, all clocks were made from wood. But John made many improvements to the clock design. His clocks did not break like other clocks, and his clocks were very accurate. Each month they lost or gained no more than one second. They were more accurate than many of the best clocks in London. Three of these clocks still exist, and they are still very accurate. Harrison wanted to win the Longitude Prize of 20,000 pounds. There was one simple way to estimate longitude. There are 24 longitude lines. At each line, the time changes by one hour. The simple solution was time. Sailors needed to know the exact time in two places. First, they needed to know the time in their own location. Sailors could use the position of the sun and the stars to tell the time where they were. But the sailors also needed to know the time at the place where the ship had started its voyage. The difference between the two would tell them their distance from that location. If they knew that, they could work out their east-west position on the Earth's surface. The problem was that clocks at that time were not very accurate. They became less accurate when the air temperature changed. Movement could also affect a clock's accuracy. So could water. All of these caused problems for clocks on ships. But Harrison knew that he could make a clock that would keep time during a sea voyage. Such a clock is called a chronometer. It took Harrison five years to make his first chronometer. It performed well, but he continued to make changes to improve his designs. Some of these developments are still used in clocks and machines today. Harrison's fourth chronometer was very different from the other three. It was much smaller. It looked like a large watch. Harrison's son, William, took the new improved chronometer with him on two trips to the West Indies. On both of these long sea trips, the watch kept time very well. Well enough for Harrison to win the prize. However, a group of experts would decide who should get the prize. The group was called the Board of Longitude. And the board was not satisfied with Harrison's clocks. Harrison was a carpenter. He had no education. The group wanted to make sure that Harrison had really made the watch. And they wanted to test it more, to make sure that it really worked. They asked Harrison to tell them how he made it. At first, Harrison was not willing to give away his secret. But in 1765, six experts visited Harrison and examined the watch. The board gave Harrison only half of the prize money. Harrison was now almost 80 years old. The board still refused to pay him the rest of the prize money. So, Harrison decided to appeal to the King, George III. The King tested the watch himself. He found it to be very good. The King soon agreed that John and William Harrison had been unfairly treated. But the Board of Longitude still refused to pay the money. So, in April 1773, John and William Harrison appealed to the British government. And the appeal was successful. John Harrison received almost all of his money. But it was the government, not the board who gave it to him. John Harrison died on the 23rd of March, 1776. He had solved the longitude problem for ships to find their east-west position. And he was finally recognized for his work. The writers of today's program were Sheila Godwin and Mike Proctor. The producer was Nick Manjules. The voices you heard were from the United States and the United Kingdom. You can listen to this program again and read it on the internet at www.radioenglish.net. This program is called the East-West Position Clock. We hope you can join us again for the next Spotlight Program. Goodbye.


Never try to adjust Google through your operating system settings. Always do it in the hangout if that helps any. No, that's not the issue. Give me one second to restart this and everything should be okay. All right. Good. All right. We'll just get back to fighting. Yeah. Roger. Roger, what is your opinion on the office? Either the UK or the United States? I don't like either one. Oh, come on. I don't like it's all. I mean, Roger. I just find it kind of obnoxious with the awkward pauses. There we go. Now we're safe, Patrick. Google was telling me he was having trouble connecting to the application on my system. And then I finally realized my laptop was using hot spot mode on my phone and in this corner of my house. Oh, well, there you go. All right. Well, it's fine. We've just learned that everyone hates me because I don't follow their shows. What about Breaking Bad? We love you, Roger.  I saw an episode of Breaking Bad once. It was very exciting. I was making fun of Roger because it's very mainstream to be mad about stuff these days. And how's that mainstream? That's literally how I've been since I popped out of my book. You don't understand. This is like the curve, like you said, Roger. When Sarah and I, like Sarah started like growing when she started raising chickens and then six months later, chicken farming was on the cover of like three magazines. Patrick's wife, Sarah, not Sarah. Yeah, I don't raise chickens. Different Sarah.  A lot of people were just very excited. No, I could feel it. Or I always want to say 25% of the world is named Sarah, just so you know. It's not me. But like literally like there was things we were doing and then six months later, they were showing up in the front of magazines. And Sarah's like, this is really freaking me out because I'm the least hit person on the planet. And I'm like, you did it. You hit 40 and you're ahead of the curve. So Roger, you're ahead of the curve. Exactly, exactly. I'm still ahead of the curve. I literally. We're actually behind the curve today. Oh, yes, sorry. We got to get started. Thank you, Patrick, for joining us. Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm late. I hope that your children's hair looks awesome. One child is shorn. Good child still looks like an extra from. What's that movie with Mel Gibson in the cars? Later on, Tom Hardy. Yeah, he looks like an extra. Trust me, it looks like an extra from a Mad Max movie. All right. Well, we'll discuss that more in a moment, but let's get going with the Daily Tech News Show. Here we go in three, two. Mark Ellison has supported independent tech news directly for about a day. Be like Mark, become a DTNS member right now. At patreon.com slash DTNS. This is the Daily Tech News for Friday, April 12, 2019 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Feline, I'm Sarah Lane. I'm back with a new workflow. I'm Len Peralta. And I'm Roger Chang, the show's producer, and possibly the unpopular kid of this. I think he's the most popular of all of us. But joining us also is Patrick Norton, host of Tech Thing and AVXL. Patrick, thanks for coming back to the show. Thanks for having me back to the show. We are going to talk to Patrick about some high-quality audio streaming and some high-quality audio headphones to listen to that high-quality audio streaming on. But let's start with a few tech things you should know. GoFundMe announced the launch of GoFundMe.org, a 501C3 public charity that allows for tax-deductible donations for individuals or certified charities that have been verified by their trust and safety teams. TechCrunch knows that this is effectively a rebrand of the Direct Impact Fund, which has worked with GoFundMe since 2017. The launch also includes GoFundMe.org causes, which takes donations for general causes like animal rescue, K-12 classrooms or mental health and distributes the funds to many charities working in the space. Gmail has become the first major email provider to integrate the MTA STS and TLS reporting security standards designed to thwart man-in-the-middle attacks. MTA STS can ensure that any mail received has gone through an encrypted channel and TLS reporting lets servers find out whether a message was successfully or failed to be sent out. A Chinese Taiwanese group consisting of Taiwanese flat screen maker TPK holding and Chinese investment firm Harvest Group will funnel 80 billion yen into Japan display by buying shares and bonds in what's essentially a bailout plan. The deal will make them Japan displays biggest shareholders of 49.8% stake, which replaces its previous Japanese government-backed INCJ fund. All right, let's talk about Disney launching its Disney Plus streaming service in the United States November 12th for $6.99 a month. That's less than half HBO now. It's almost half Netflix. You can also pay for a year at a time, $69. The service supports 4K and HDR content for sure is ready to stream to Roku and PS4. And they say by the time they launch, they'll have desktop browser support, most other TV and mobile platforms, all the streaming boxes and everything. Content will be available for unlimited offline viewing as long as you remain a subscriber. If you download it, it'll never expire. Household users can set up individual profiles. There are family controls as well. And the service backend is powered by BamTech. That's the same company that powers PlayStation View, MLB TV and HBO now, among others. A worldwide launch of Disney Plus is expected over the next two years. I'm not even going in to the original content from Marvel and Star Wars. The Mandalorian will be available from day one. That's the John Favreau Star Wars universe series. There will also be movies. Captain Marvel is going to go there when it hits the end of its window. So will the Lion King. All of the Star Wars movies, although I didn't notice last Jedi on the list, but all the Star Wars movies, except maybe the last Jedi right away, will be available at launch on Disney Plus, except for obviously episode nine, which won't have come out yet. But once episode nine is out of the window that prevents it from being on streaming, it will come to Disney Plus. And I assume last Jedi will follow once it's done with its obligations elsewhere as well. So what do you guys think of Disney Plus? I think there's like a tantrum that I heard things being flung somewhere down on the peninsula. And now I know why after reading that article. I think I think Disney's out for blood. I think they want to hurt Netflix. I would think they want to hurt HBO Showtime and everybody else they can in the industry. You know, they've got you're talking about the Silicon Valley Peninsula. Yes. Yes. Actually, they're also over in Hollywood. So I think I heard the same thing you're talking about. Over. I was I was thinking of like Netflix. Where's where's Netflix's main office?  Yeah, somewhere south of me. There was like, you know, flinging of things. But it's I mean, it's crazy, right?  We're going to have all the movies you love. We're going to have all these new series. And by the way, your kids who watch all of this stuff. Now you can have it for seven months. It's just talking about high school musical and original content around high school, musical and reunions of the original high school, musical cast. I mean, that they also make content for younger children, too. So it's it's yeah, I mean, I'm I'm fascinated by the price. I'm curious to see how well it works. Well, all kidding aside, we were, you know, sort of, you know, going back and forth about Star Wars and, you know, what people like and don't like before the show started, right, does seven dollars a month seem like a deal because everybody's hiking up their prices. So the fact that this is, you know, undercutting that, you know, $10 a month, which is sort of the going rate is interesting. But again, you're not getting everything. You're getting Disney stuff. Yeah, I don't know. So what we've been what we've been watching is all of these different content creators or all these different sort of what I think it was, you know, what do we call them? A movie studio production house, a media conglomerate. They've all been sort of like, oh, we need to start like CBS. We're going to do, you know, a star, a Star Trek thing.  All these different services are basically still pissed off about Netflix, having access to their content for so many years. So cheap and I don't agree with you on that. I don't think they're pissed off at all. This is a purely like emotionless business move. Disney. OK, happy to get money from Netflix for years until they realized, hey, we could make more money if we move this inside. So now they're moving inside. I also don't think Netflix is that worried about Disney Plus. I would be more worried if I'm Netflix about what Disney is going to do with Hulu and all the Fox stuff that they're going to put in there. Because the Simpsons is going to Disney Plus, but all that other Fox FX stuff that they have, that's going to go into Hulu. And that's where I think Netflix is going to feel the heat more. If I will act like an emotional analyst and not speak like myself, I'd say the emerging markets and streaming media indicate that most production houses will be pulling content inside behind a paywall instead of offering users the opportunity to enjoy a broad selection across, you know what I mean? Like Netflix is going to buy a paywall. It just depends on who ran the paywall. That's all I know. But I mean, it's like it's one thing to have used to be able to get almost everything movie wise on Netflix, right? And then it's sort of, you know, Netflix lost that Starz contract that that that hack they had to access the content. But I sort of saying is it's pretty soon. If you have, you know, very wide tastes, you're going to be paying for like 13 different $8 to $15 a month subscriptions.  I want the other thing and that thing. And all of a sudden you're up to like 80 or 100 bucks a month in different services.  And then the whole market's going to balance out. Well, and that's why I think, you know, VOD services as a whole, like every company is like, let's shoot our shot. I don't know. Maybe people will, you know, subscribe and it'll be great. Most of the time that isn't the case because it's too limited as far as content goes. Yeah, Nick with a C in the chat room just said, I think it'd be a better deal if there was an option to pay for film. There is. It's called renting. And you can do that right now. Or you can buy the blu-ray. Yeah. Or you can buy the blu-ray or you can buy it up iTunes or Amazon Prime or Google Play or it just seems like things are getting spread out again in a way that's really, we're seeing the overlapping of an old business model with a new business model and there's just way more people trying to make this work than the market will be able to handle. But eventually I think it will shake out. Uber made its S1 filing for an initial public offering of stock on Thursday. It was right after our show ended yesterday. In fact, the filing says that the company had 91 million monthly active users at the end of 2018, which is up 33.8% from 2017, but slowing from 51% growth the year earlier. Revenue rose 42% in 2018 to $11.3 billion, but again, slowed from 102% growth in 2017. The company lost $3.03 billion in 2018 and cautioned in the filing that it may not achieve profitability. Uber also spent $1.5 million on R&D in 2018 with $457 million specifically on autonomous vehicles and flying cars and other technology programs. Uber also says that human drivers are a part of its core business for the foreseeable future and there will be a long period of hybrid autonomy with drivers serving most consumer demands. That's the thing that caught my eye after hearing the Ford CEO yesterday say, yeah, autonomous cars, not kind of happened as fast as we thought. Now, Uber is like our drivers are really important part of our business. They're not going anywhere just yet, which is true. I mean, it's true that we don't have autonomous Uber drivers on the road right now. I use Uber and Uber eats very regularly and that is a huge part of the ecosystem. I mentioned before the show, Tom, like, ooh, not getting profitable and you say, yeah, you know, that's not super uncommon for a company of Uber size where it's all sort of about the trajectory and not really what they're taking in at this moment. But I wonder, yeah, what does Uber look like in five years? Not profitable, apparently. Yeah, we were laughing a little bit about that. Hopefully it won't be as bad for them as they are covering their butts to say. The previously announced auction of 5G Spectrum in the United States has been set to begin December 10th. We knew there was going to be another auction and now we have a date. This will be for the 37 gigahertz, 39 gigahertz and 47 gigahertz bands. They already had an auction for the 28 gigahertz and 24 gigahertz bands March 14th. So if you're hearing this pitch to something new or something that was special, it's not. It's just giving a date to something that is pretty normal. We had 700 megahertz Spectrum auctions in advance of 4G. This is the one in advance of 5G. The FCC also announced its proposal for a 20.4 billion dollar rural broadband fund as part of the Universal Service Fund. This also isn't really new. It's an expansion of an existing program previously and, in fact, currently there's a nine billion dollar fund that was started in 2015 that provides $1.5 billion a year for rural broadband up to 10 megabits per second of service. This new fund would provide $2 billion a year over 10 years and encourage up to gigabit service. So it's taking that fund, adding a little more money and saying, let's do a lot better than 10 megabits per second. Let's do gigabit out in the rural areas. So I mostly wanted to talk about this on the show today because this is being reported in a lot of very strange and unusual ways. It's not a non-newsworthy story, but it's also a very expected auction, getting a date, not a special move, and it's an expansion of an existing program. And the big, big positive is saying, hey, when we bring broadband, let's mean broadband to rural areas and do gigabit. So good for the FCC. App researcher Jane Manchin-Wong discovered that Facebook is testing the possibility of returning Messenger back into the core Facebook app. The existing Messenger icon in the Facebook app would take users to a chat screen rather than opening up the separate app as it works now. Long notes that the integrated Messenger he saw can only send and receive messages and still requires the Messenger app to make calls, send photos or send message reactions. You know, okay, so I thought a little bit about this and it's always bugged me a little bit that, you know, Facebook, which owns lots of very successful standalone apps, Messenger and WhatsApp are the most closely competing of the two, right? And I don't use WhatsApp a lot unless I'm overseas. And then the usage goes up a lot with my friends who live outside the States. But I do use Messenger a lot. And I remember when Facebook made a big to do about making Messenger more of a standalone operation and, you know, people sort of mumbled and grumbled and then got used to it or didn't use Messenger at all. So it didn't matter. But this sort of makes sense to me. It makes sense that Facebook would want to give, especially all of the news as of late of what Facebook has been going through, people more of a reason to be in that core Facebook app. And if you bundle Messenger into that a little bit more, you get some folks that maybe had had a reason to not really log into Facebook at all, get back in there. Yeah, I was annoyed when this went away. It went away five years ago. We actually talked about it on the bonus show that we do for the co-executive producer level and up on Patreon, where we look back at stories from five years ago. And it was five years ago this month, I think, that they announced that they were stripping it out. I guess it doesn't bug me that much because when you tap on it, it launches the other app and it's like, okay, well, I guess it's, you know, mildly seamless. But it always bugged me. It's like, well, why can't you just have it without having to launch a separate app? And it looks like they're going back to that idea, maybe with not all the bells and whistles, which is fine. If I'm in Facebook and I just want to check the message without having to go to another app, then this will let me do it in a split second faster than I would otherwise. I've kind of gotten used to it, though. Patrick, do you even use this? I do. At this point, I work so hard to eliminate Facebook and Messenger as much as possible from my life. And, you know, any changes they make, I assume, or something that's going to make it easier for them to track my information or stuff more things in front of my eyeballs that I didn't want to see anyway. I just have no, I have no love for Facebook whatsoever other than occasionally seeing pictures of friends and what they're doing. I'll be honest, I would be more upset if they took away the Messenger app, which there's no indication that they're doing here, because it is the main way that I communicate with my nephew who lives in Australia. And if I tapped that and it took me into the full Facebook app every time, that would be annoying. So I'm glad it does. It's a good thing. Yeah. Cobuz is a high quality streaming music service available in public beta in the United States for $9.99 a month due for a full launch here in May. It's been available in other parts of the world for a while. You can stream audio in multiple formats right on up to FLAC 24 bit 192 kilohertz. They also make music available for purchase in high quality audio like that. The French company was founded in 2007. So they're not new. They're just new to the US. And Patrick, you've been trying this out. How is it? It's really, really good. It's interesting to watch other people's reviews of it because it's turning into this weird sort of, I don't know, litmus test for what people like and don't like. In terms of music usage, I think Spotify is the best way to discover music out there. Titles has a big darling in the audio file community because it offers lossless streaming FLAC files, basically CD quality files exactly like bit perfect for what you get off CD. Cobuz is interesting because a lot of people are very curious about high res audio, but high res audio albums like are usually really expensive if you go up to HD tracks or someplace. So Cobuz gives you a chance for 20 bucks a month. You can basically stream they're talking about having 40 million tracks overall in lossless quality, 170,000 albums, so maybe two million songs that are available in higher res like 24 bits, 192 kilohertz audio.  I like it. They've made an effort to make, you know, it's more music and music enthusiast centric and unlike title, it's not sort of like, oh, Jay-Z has a new album and you're going to see it in your face every time you launch the app for eight weeks. Not that I'm really cranky about that. Nice album, theoretical, right? Not something. No, no, no, that wasn't theoretical at all. It literally was like two months of every time I opened up the app, you know, it was like this album. And I'm like, I know you told me about it yesterday and the day before. So one one point of clarification is it's COBA's QOBUZ if people are wondering, but also the 999 a month that I mentioned, that's just the first tier. That doesn't get you access to everything, right? So you get for premium, what they call their premium is 320 kilobots per second or a very, very high quality MP3 for 10 bucks a month. If you want to go to lossless, it's the same price as titles, lossless, black files for 20 bucks a month. And then the next step up for 25 bucks a month, you do high res audio.  And the real attraction to that is they allow you to buy high res albums incredibly cheaply. So if you want to build a large collection of high res albums, this is a way to do it will not that you know, I mean, you you got to want to spend a lot of money on music because it's 300 bucks for the subscription and then you still pay additional money to own the albums permanently, even if you aren't a COBA subscriber. Gotcha. Well, folks, you're going to want some nice headphones if you want to listen to the high quality audio. So let's get to the Patrick's Picks around headphones. Don't forget if you want to get the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, subscribe to dailytech headlines dot com. Let's start talking about the headphones that will not make me break a 20. Okay, monopros 8323, the closed back over your dynamic DJ headphone. They're like 16 bucks direct for monoprise. I think they cost 20 bucks on Amazon. These are shockingly good for the money. In fact, I've seen headphones that cost five or eight times as much that don't sound as good as these. They are plasticky. They are vinyl. They will make your ears sweat because they have, you know, vinyl ear pads. Look at that, ladies and gentlemen, about half the editors at the Rev three studio were using the monoprice 8323s. It's a alarmingly good headphone for the money. It is plasticky. And as Roger is demonstrating, it is about as, you know, not stylish as any headphone we've ever seen. I will say this, they are pretty durable for super dirt cheap headphones. I've had these for six, seven years. Oh, wow. Yeah, they're they are they are alarmingly good for the money, especially if you have like a teenager that destroys things or you have to give headphones to children and you don't want to be out of a lot of money. It's really nice. You know, if you always spend 100 bucks for puros that are going to keep their hearing safe, that's a good way to go. Now, if I got a little more cash, what do I do? Sony MBR 7506 is I first saw them in studios in New York City like 25 years ago. Wirecutter picks these as like their best headphone under 150 bucks. They sell for 80 bucks generally. They are not out of stock on at least one or two other listings on there shouldn't be. But you know, you're going to pay 80 bucks for these. They are alarmingly good. They have good base, they have excellent highs. They're incredibly neutral. And it's funny because the first time I think I ever read about them, there was a speaker designer by the name of Dunlavy who was making like $7, $8, $9,000 speakers like 1520 years ago. And he was like, these are the most neutral sounding headphones you can buy. They are amazing. And that's from a guy who was who was like, you could basically buy a car brand new for what he was charging for speakers. He was like, these are the great headphones. If you want to know what your music sounds like, you know, get a set of Sony MDR 7506s, get a Spotify premium account, listen through that for like six months, maybe upgrade to an audio quest dragonfly. And you have a really good idea how good your music can sound. Well, these are the headphones that I'm actually wearing right now. These are and they are my headphones of choice. I agree that they in heat can can they can get a little sweaty, but they are comfortable. The sound is great. And yes, when you're doing stuff like audio editing, anything that really requires you to, you know, like the minutiae of stuff, these are the headphones to get and considering that they're, you know, under $100. I mean, I don't I don't see a better deal out there. I will add that's pretty much the standard set of headphones that you'll find in any broadcasting outfit, whether it's a local news station or CNN. Yeah, they're really, really good. So Sarah and I have the MDR 7506s. Roger has the 8323s. What about the people who have more money than we do? Well, I have both of those. Something that came out last year, I found out some for the first time last summer mono prices, 565 C closed back there. They're basically closed over ear headphone. These are playing our magnetic and, you know, a couple of years ago, I thought playing our magnetic was going to wipe out, you know, dynamic or regular speaker style drivers at the high end. Turns out there's a lot of goodness left in dynamic drivers. But these sound phenomenal, big, solid sub bass. If you if you want to really hear everything in your electronica or your orchestral music or your jazz, these are really, really good. They have more bass than high five man's 400s, which are kind of the, at least until I heard these were kind of the go to for an audio file headphone for a couple of hundred bucks. They're closed back so you won't irritate your neighbors. And they have a really, really good sound stage. I mean, a really wonderful headphone. You're going to want to have lossless tracks, or you're going to want to have some high quality tracks. You know, if you're listening to the standard level Spotify or something, I wouldn't waste my money buying a $200 set of headphones. And then if you want to waste your money buying an $800 set of headphones, what should I get?   You want to take it to the next level and you don't want to spend $4,000. I mean, these are Mr. Speaker's Aon. They have an open back and a closed back version. This is in an unbelievably well tuned, unbelievably, these sound amazing.  This is like, I'm going to sit and I'm going to listen to music and I'm going to concentrate on every detail and it's going to be a phenomenal experience, which sounds like I'm mocking it, but I'm really not. But this is to get a better set of headphones in these. There's like 800 new, they sell refurbished versions off the website for like $670. I've seen them for sale used for like $500.  Dan Clark, the Mr. Speaker, he's an interesting cat. Like $800 sounds like a lot and it is, but they're half the price of his previous sort of flagship headphones and I think they are as good sounding or better as a $1600 headphones and his way of looking at it. So most people will never hear much less buy a set of $20,000 speakers. So my goal is to give you that phenomenal level of audio quality for under $1,000. And if you look at it that way, it's kind of interesting. That's fantastic. What a great roundup. And folks, if you want to know links to these products that Patrick's talking about, we'll have them all on the website in the Google Doc that's embedded there at Daily Tech News Show dot com. But just to recap, it's the mono price $8,323 that are $16. The MDR 7506 from Sony, a classic for $80. Mine have lasted me like 12 years, 15 years. The mono price M565C for $200 and the Mr. Speaker's Aeon for $800. Thank you, Patrick. You're welcome. And thanks to everybody who participates in our subreddit. Sometimes there are headphone stories there as well. You can submit your own and vote on others at Daily Tech News Show dot reddit.com. We're also on Facebook. If you want to hang out with us there, facebook.com slash groups slash Daily Tech News Show. Let's take a look at the mailbag. Let's do it. Daniel and Cincinnati was was was he wanted to weigh in on the whole ejecting flash drives and possibly erasing them conversation, which I thought Patrick would get a kick out of today. Vlad Savov was on the show Monday and asked, has anybody actually damaged their data on a flash drive right into us? So we've been getting these emails all week. I was I was we talked about this. This is this is like the I yeah, go ahead. I have I have thoughts. Well, so we'll we'll read Daniel's story and see if it resonates with you. Daniel says I've seen people wipe their entire flash drive twice. I used to teach computer classes to adults who are learning computer skills to get back into the job force. Some of them would just yank out flash drives indiscriminately. I know of two times when their entire flash drive full of targeted resumes and work histories and Excel spreadsheets of companies that they've applied to and networking contact information all wiped out completely blank and corrupted USB drives. Apparently, I've told my kids the story because whenever they see somebody yank a flash drive out of computer in the movies or on TV, they once and yell, no, don't do that. Like when Marvel Steve Rogers was in an Apple store and Yanks USB drive out of a Macintosh in the movie Winter Solter, which is funny because yeah, I initially was like, it's like the horror movie where it's like, don't go up the stairs. Don't do that. It's not going to end well for you. It's in the house. It's in the house. Oh, yeah. No, I was laughing because it was like, oh, I've actually wiped three drives or two drives, actually take that back two drives since like October after the release came out doing this. And I'm like, I'm trying really hard to unlearn the manual removal. But every time that happens happens a lot more with cheap USB thumb drives than it does with good USB thumb drives. But yeah, I've had it happen sometimes at the worst possible time with the worst possible data. I'll be honest, I will continue to eject the things for a long time in Windows, even though they tell me it's OK. Just it's it's a learned behavior, you know, what are you going to do? Also a learned behavior is getting great art from Len Peralta on Fridays. Len, what have you been drawing today? Well, let me preface this art, I'm just saying. This is an editorial cartoon. OK, let me just say that. It's an editorial cartoon. And it actually shows the the big mouse in a positive light, if you want to look at it that way, this is called Disney is set to stream. And it's the classic image of our friend, Ricky Rouse, who is who has his foot up, his his his right foot up, and he's about to squash the competition, folks. His yellow shoes are poised to take Netflix, YouTube and Apple off the stage out of the market for me, guys. Yeah, please don't say so. So yes, so yes, actually, it does say please don't sue me on this print. And if you want to see that in person, go to my online store at Len Brawl to store dot com. Or if you're one of my patrons, this is there right now for you to download patreon dot com four slash Len, you get it just because you're back and be at the five dollar. This is the first time I've seen people in the chat room live talking about printing this out before we've even introduced it on the show. It's crazy. I'm buying it before before the before I'm taking away the Magic Kingdom. Yeah, yeah. Thank you, Len. You've outdone yourself. That's fantastic. Thank you so much. Thanks also to Patrick Norton for being with us this fine Friday, Patrick. Where can people keep up with what all of your latest work is? Oh, T.E.K. T.H.I.N.G.com or A.V. Excel dot com, the two plus places to go. We just got a new episode of A.V. Excel up. We got another one recording tomorrow. And hey, I do tech thing with Shannon each and every week. And we did talk about windows and drives and death. All those inevitable senior life. Yeah. Check it out. T.E.K. T.H.I.N.G.com. You hear me talk about all the cool things you get if you're a member of DTNS and patreon.com slash DTNS all the time. This week is the week to join if you haven't already. Just out this morning, a Wi-Fi 6 explainer was my editor's desk for people at the associate producer level and up that explains what Wi-Fi 6 is, why you will benefit from it and when you should worry about replacing your router to get it. That's all in the feed right now at patreon.com slash DTNS. And then this evening, a little bit ahead of the rest of the world, you'll get an early look at an interview I did with Karen Howe about machine intelligence. What is AI? What is how do you separate the hype from the reality? And she does a great job of explaining what machine learning is and supervised and unsupervised learning. So if you've been trying to get all that stuff straight in your head, this is the chance to do it. That's coming this evening to the patrons at patreon.com slash DTNS. It'll be in the public feed tomorrow morning as well. Our email addresses feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. Keep them coming. We're also live Monday Friday at 4 30 p.m. Eastern 2030 UTC. Find out more at dailytechnewshow.com slash live. See you Monday folks. Show is part of the Frog Pants Network. Get more at frogpants.com. Diamond Club hopes you have enjoyed this program. Good night, raw. It takes a special kind of fatigue to be like, wait, what's our URL that I'm looking right at? All right. Never had that before. This is the first time for Disney Plus streaming launches for $69 a year. Nice. Suggested by a cow. There's something lovely about this all along. The a la carte dream is over. Leaning into what Patrick was saying. High quality Patrick Norton. I like that. This is very, very appropriate. Disney has money. Disney's winter is coming. Don't make Tom break a 20. Streaming is your headphones. The co buzz buzz. A lot of people, a couple of different variations on that. Pro ear, pro ears for your ears. Feel like I'm missing something there. Pro ears like pro era. No, the pro ear phones for your ears. I like high quality Patrick Norton. That's my favorite. I'm I'm into that one. I mean, it's direct and to the point. All right. Patrick Norton in 16 K. What would be your follow on? Yeah, our alternate title for the patrons. That one could be. Under to us. Yeah, I like that. Us. No, no, no, Len. Me. Yeah. Pretty nice. Len's the one's going to the clank. One of the most. Never heard of him. Len Peralta. I don't even know how I got on that street. No, no, no. Dude, I just purchased that. It is so awesome. I'll print it out all over my house. Thanks for being awesome. Thanks for being really well done, Len. Exactly how I feel about it, too. Well, you know, it's we'll see what happens. I mean, if I was dead set against, I was telling Tom earlier, I was dead set against a Disney streaming service because I'm like, I'm not paying for another one. And then I saw the price and I'm like, OK, they did almost everything right in this announcement. They emphasized all the original content. They made sure they had something from every sector, even if you don't care about Jeff Goldblum doing national Geo stuff. Or they had something for everybody in here to be like, this is going to be broad. Don't worry. We'll have plenty of selection. All your favorite Disney animated classics are going to be in the not going to be in the vault anymore. They're going to be on here. We'll have all the Star Wars. You know, like they just hit on everything and also seven dollars a month. Thank you very much. The billions we make from our parks and our other networks will subsidize this for years to come. Don't worry about it. For less on the cost of the merchandising. Yeah, yeah, exactly. And that's great. The price Netflix hasn't grown yet. Are these other revenue streams that they can lean on? Because they're going to lose money on this for a while, but they don't care as long as they can build up the momentum and the subscription base. And I was going to go out of business. They've got how many billions out of the way. Yeah. I actually don't think Netflix will suffer because of this. This is going to be way more pressure on the other like the time the Warner one, the NBC Universal one, CBSL Access, you know, and any of these like to be and all of the those other ones out there that are trying to get by some of them like to be is free. It's ad supported. So maybe the weather the storm because you don't have to pay for it. But I'm here to be Disney content in their streaming service. No. It was it was decades in the making, Tom. The other interesting thing that it was a little too wonky to bring out on on DTNS, but The Simpsons is produced by the Fox Studios that Disney owns. Fox Broadcasting, which is part of Fox Corporation, which Disney does not own, has renewed it and will continue to air it. But then the syndication is all going to Disney Plus. It's crazy. So I don't the the calculation for keeping Simpsons on the air for so many years was Fox produced it, aired it and got the syndication money out of it, right? I don't know that Fox Broadcasting will want to continue to air it for too long if they're only getting the broadcasting revenue out of it. Part of the reason that they kept it on the air was like, well, you know, it does all right on broadcast and then we rake in all this other money. But they don't get any of that money now because it's made by Disney and then the syndication goes to Disney. It's crazy. It's a crazy world we live in. Oh, I really like the Simpsons. They're like me. They never grow up in season nine. That's worth eight dollars a month. They're the color of my shoes. Can you guess the first eight seasons? Because those are the only ones that are good. Yeah, you know, I'm I'm wondering because they're generation one hundred and seventy five seasons. It's at this point. It's it's it is just kind of what do they call it? Not a national icon, but just like, you know, like, it's just been around so long that it's just part of the scenery. Yeah, the cultural zeitgeist. Yeah. Yeah. Like seven. Well, yeah. I always say this about the Simpsons. It's like I make fun of the fact that it's been on for as long as it has, but it has because it's really good and clever and funny. And I will watch a Simpsons episode. I don't know. Maybe like one episode per season. And it's always funny. It's it's a good show. Maybe a little long in the tooth at this point. But even as somebody who's not like a super fan, I still recognize that it's it's funny. Well, it's seasons that's been going now. It's it's weird. It's like its own self generating meme because it's been around so much that you literally any situation in life, you will find a meme, a Simpsons meme that she can right back off of it. Right.  If you wanted to show that has reached a singularity, I would think it would be it would be the Simpsons. Yeah. Well, the other thing that I'm excited about and it's a little thing, but one of the disappointments of Force Awakens and Last Jedi was that they can't play the 20th Century Fox intro because it's not a 20th Century Fox movie. It's a Lucasfilm. And that's deeply upsetting. But now that Disney owns 20th Century Fox, what would you assume they would easily be able to play that? You can comfortably get into the movie the way that it was intended. It's good. I'm not sure. I don't know if they'll do it or not, but I would assume they could. One of the things for Endgame, for Avengers Endgame, what are the chances that you think we're going to see a post credit sequence with the Fantastic Four hinted? Well, folks, if you're on video, you'll just have to answer that yourself. But audio, folks, stick around for our answers. There's more to come. Yeah.


This time, we're going to be looking at some of the arithmetic operations that the MIPS architecture provides for us. You can see a list of our instructions over here, but all of these are integer operations. We will look at floating point operations later on, but it turns out we can get a whole lot of stuff done with just integer operations. And for the most part, these are the sort of operations you'd expect. We've got add, subtract, multiply, divide, but we've got a few other things in there. And some of these operations also have some odd features to them. So our first instruction there, the add instruction, takes the data from two registers, adds it together, and then stores the result into a third register. The add immediate instruction is slightly different in that it only takes one source from a register. The other source is given as a constant that's actually in the instruction itself. This is useful when you have a number that you know and you want to add that to a number that's in a register. The most obvious example is just say incrementing a counter, take our counter, we add one to it, we store it back into that counter again. Our subtract instructions like that first add instruction takes two registers as parameters, subtracts the data in one from the other, and stores the result in a third register. Multiply and divide are a little different. If I multiply two 32 bit numbers together, I can come out with something that's up to 64 bits long. Since all I have are 32 bit registers to work with, I can't really just assign that to a register directly. It can only hold 32 of the 64 bits that I could have. So instead the multiply instruction will perform the multiplication, and then it will take those results and we'll put the most significant 32 bits in the high register and the least significant 32 bits in the low register. Then we can use those move from high and move from low instructions to copy that data out of whichever register we're interested in into someplace where we can actually use them. So aside from using the move from high and move from low instructions, we won't be able to access the high and low registers, so we won't be able to do any further arithmetic on them or anything else we might be interested in. So once we're done with our multiply instruction, we'd always want to move data out of there. Since our divide instruction will be processing integer division, we will end up with two parts. We'll have a quotient and a remainder. The quotient will go into the low register and the remainder will go into the high register. Again, we've got two potential results, each of which could be 32 bits. So we'll have one 32-bit register for each of those, and then we'll just take out whichever piece we're actually interested in. Most of these instructions also have unsigned variants, for example, add unsigned, which will do same operation, but it won't be looking for any sort of overflow. So if you have some problem where you'd like to just ignore any potential overflow that you have, then you would want to use the unsigned operations instead. Those will be all of the actual instructions that the architecture provides for us. On the other hand, our assembler may give us some extra instructions that will make our lives a little easier. For example, the MUL pseudo instruction differs from the MULT instruction in that it will copy the results from the low register into an output register. In this case, it will just discard the upper 32 bits of the result and only keep the lower 32 bits.  Then you only have to write the MUL pseudo instruction. You don't have to write the MULT instruction followed by a move from low instruction. The DIV pseudo instruction is similar. It's going to do the integer division, and it will take the quotient from the low register and store that into an output register for you. On the other hand, the remainder pseudo instruction would do the integer division and then take the remainder from the high register and store it into an output. That can be useful in those cases where you're only interested in either the quotient or the remainder. If you're interested in both of them, you probably still want to use the regular DIV instruction and then just follow that up with a move from high and a move from low. The MUL pseudo instruction is a simple way to copy data from one register to another. Contrary to what you might expect from that name, it's not actually going to erase the original register. It's just going to copy that data from the source register to the destination register. The low to immediate pseudo instruction is also a simple way of just putting some number into a register for you. Anytime you put one of these pseudo instructions into your code, the machine doesn't actually know how to interpret this instruction. So these are actually instructions for the assembler, and the assembler will take them, translate them into one, two, or three instructions, and provide those real instructions to the CPU instead. This is where it would use the assembler temporary register as well.


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Stevenson falls 6-2 tonight the Manhattanville Glen Clark with head coach Tracy Johnson coach I think the biggest thing that jumps out special teams the power play the penalty kill just kind of rough on both ends What happened? What went wrong? Yeah, you know we we do what we can to practice it run them through the reps in practice And and we just have to execute better. I think we need to get back to knowing playing how we know how to play and just executing better and No question that special teams was the name of the game tonight You know one of the things that jumps out is you sort of play the game of what if right? Like you have the five on three and the one one game in the first period And if you could have taken advantage of that or you go up to one you get another chance five on three And I guess it was back-to-back power plays in the second period And it doesn't excuse what happened after there But it seems like maybe this game could have been a different story if you could have taken advantage of those Opportunity yeah, unfortunately, you know, we can't we can't live our hockey season in the wood haves If we would have done this or we would have done that So again just getting back to the drawing board and figuring out what we have to do to execute Exponentially better tomorrow the other one. I guess jumps out the face-off department. Yes face-offs You know those that's kind of an underrated part of the game that can control the momentum and you know We just didn't have it again tonight. So just execution all around. Is there a positive that we can take from this one I think we just have to continue to work knowing that when we keep our feet moving and we play well Like we're gonna drop penalties We're going to you know force the other team to have to take us down and then again We've got to do what we can on the on the execution side of the power play I guess the good news is you don't have to sit on it very long you get back out another shadow tomorrow night Exactly, that's what I just told the team, you know, we don't have a lot of time to hang our heads We've got to get ready to get back to work tomorrow night and kind of make a statement that that's not how we play Coach thanks for taking the time. Thank you. She's Tracy Johnson. I'm Glenn Clark for go mustang sports calm


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UPS President Joe Biden on Monday, June 26, said a brief uprising by Russian mercenaries against the Kremlin is part of a struggle within the Russian system and the United States and its allies were not involved in it. �We made clear we were not involved. We had nothing to do with this,� Biden said in his first comments on the uprising by Wagner mercenaries that fizzled over the weekend. At a White House event, Biden addressed the dramatic power struggle that erupted over the weekend when the mutineers barreled toward Moscow only to stop before reaching the capital. Biden said he had directed his national security team to update him on the situation hour by hour and to prepare for a range of scenarios, which he did not detail. Russian intelligence services are investigating whether Western spy agencies played a role in the aborted mutiny, the TASS news agency quoted Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov as saying on Monday, �I told him that no matter what happened in Russia, we the United States should continue to support Ukraine�s defense and its sovereignty and its territorial integrity. He and I agreed to follow up and stay in constant contact. �I�m also in constant contact with our allies to maintain our coordination. I�ll be speaking with the head of state right after this meeting today and making sure we�re on the same page. I didn�t get a chance to speak with one head of state yesterday. We�re going to keep assessing the fallout of this weekend�s events and the implications for Russia and Ukraine, but it�s still too early to reach a definitive conclusion about where this is going. The ultimate outcome of all this remains to be seen, but no matter what comes next, I will keep making sure that our allies and our partners are closely aligned in how we are reading and responding to the situation. It�s important we stay completely coordinated.


The most intriguing advancements brought by deep learning and neural networks is in the field of computer vision We associate any problem that has an image or camera input to encompass problems within computer vision Self-driving cars, FMR analysis, Mars exploration rovers, facial recognition systems, object detection and augmented reality are just a few breakthroughs in the field. In this video, we will take a look at a new type of neural network architecture called Mast region-based convolutional neural networks Mast RCNN for short and in the process highlights some key sub-problems in computer vision as well Mast RCNN works towards the problem of instant segmentation the process of detecting and delineating each distinct object of interest in an image And so instant segmentation is a combination of two sub-problems The first is object detection And this is the problem of finding and classifying a variable number of objects in an image They are variable numbered because the number of objects detected in an image can vary image to image And the second part of instant segmentation is semantic segmentation Semantic segmentation is the understanding of an image at the pixel level That is we want to assign an object class to each pixel in the image in this figure with the motorcyclists apart from Recognizing the bike and the person riding it. We also have to delineate the boundaries of each object Using object detection and semantic segmentation together. We get instant segmentation in these images The bounding box is created from object detection and the shaded masks are the output of semantic segmentation Now that we have a high-level intuition of instant segmentation. We'll take a look at the architecture behind Mast RCNN Since there are two phases we have two parts for object detection It uses an architecture similar to faster RCNNs for semantic segmentation. It uses fully convolution networks So first off, what is an RCNN? It is an approach to bounding box object detection thus creating a number of object regions or regions of interest ROI's the next version faster RCNN Performs a better job by incorporating an attention mechanism using a region proposal network an RPN Faster RCNN performs object detection in two stages First determine the bounding box and hence determining the regions of interest This is done using the RPN protocol like I just said before and Second for each ROI. We determine the class label of the object. This is done with ROI pooling Mast RCNN does incorporate these tasks, but there is a problem of data loss in ROI pooling This involves the applying of pooling usually max pooling on a region of interest the bounding box computed during object detection Hence the name ROI pool in this method the stride is quantized Now pooling is used for downsampling of features and is used to introduce Invariance to minor distortions in input these minor distortions could be something as simple as rotation of an image So consider this five But even if it is rotated our models should still consider this image as a five that is the same input So pooling enables a model to become invariant to such rotation in this case Stride is the number of cells by which we move our sliding window during pooling or during convolution If you want more information about pooling and the intuition on stride check out my video on convolution neural networks Now coming back to ROI pooling when I say that the stride is quantized. What do I mean? Consider a region of interest of say 17 cross 17 and we need to map it to a space of seven cross seven The required stride is 17 divided by 7 which is 2.4 2 Since a stride of 2.4 2 is meaningless ROI pooling will quantize this value by rounding it down to 2 So it will use a stride of 2 along the width and the height However in doing so it only considers the top 14 cross 14 pixels in the 17 cross 17 region The remaining points are lost Not only is there a loss of data, but this can also lead to misalignment If we use an 18 cross 18 input and map it to a seven cross seven output the required stride becomes 2.57 This rounds up to three in ROI pooling so you can see that there's a misalignment when we perform pooling here Now to address this problem ROI align is used no quantization takes place So in the case of the 17 cross 17 input region we consider a 2.4 2 stride as it is However, this value is meaningless Each cell is divided into a 2 cross 2 bin so that creates four regions in the top left the top right the bottom left and the bottom right and each of these sub cells is pooled through Bilinear interpolation leading to four values per cell and the final cell value is then computed by either an average or the maximum over the four sub values By addressing the loss and misalignment problems of ROI pooling the new ROI align leads to improve results ROI align is thus better than ROI pool as it allows us to preserve spatial pixel to pixel alignment for every region of interest And there is no information lost as there is no quantization Conceptually the mass RCNN is similar to the faster RCNN Master CNN additionally outputs the object mask using pixel to pixel alignment This mask is a binary mask outputted for each region of interest Much overhead isn't incurred when computing this mass as it is done in parallel with the bounding box creation and classification Consider a region of interest of m cross m pixels Let's assume that there's k possible objects that it could be for example in an image if we were trying to categorize humans dogs and cats then k would be equal to 3 For each type k a binary mask m cross m is constructed analogous to a one versus rest approach Hence while computing the mask a loss of k m square is incurred This is different from the typical approach of constructing a single mask from k classes as the classes would compete in the mask This lack of competition is the key to good performance in instant segmentation In each region of interest ROI determined in the object detection phase Let's take a look at the semantic segmentation with FCNs fully convolution networks FCNs are used to predict the mass from each ROI So why are we using convolutional layers? This is because convolutional layers retain spatial orientation Such information is crucial for location specific tasks like creating an object mask So you can see why the traditional use of fully connected layers won't work here in fully connected layers The spatial orientation of pixels with respect to each other is lost as they are squished together to form a feature vector In Facebook AI research the cocoa dataset is used It's a large-scale dataset for object detection segmentation and captioning There are over 200,000 labeled images consisting of 1.5 million objects Mast RCNN takes about one to two days to train on this dataset using an AGPU machine It achieves good results even for challenging images Here's a comparison with respect to the state of the art fully convolution instant segmentation system FCIS FCIS is an alternate framework that also uses semantic segmentation and object detection to categorize box and mask objects in an image And it does it fast But FCIS exhibits systematic errors on overlapping instances and creates spurious edges Showing that it is challenged by the fundamental difficulties of segmenting instances Here are some key things to remember Instance segmentation is object detection with semantic segmentation Mast RCNN is an architecture to achieve instance segmentation It combines faster RCNNs with fully convolution networks FCNs Mast RCNN uses ROI align which preserves the spatial orientation of features and leads to no loss of information And there's that the new mast RCNN for instant segmentation I'll leave a link to the main paper their code and links to other cool blog posts and papers in the description down below So check that out, too Leave a like and comment down below on your thoughts on this new technology Subscribe to the channel for more super duper content, and I will see you in the next one. 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I'll set everything up for a stream, but then like like I have to set it up twice. Oh Like I have no idea what the thumbnail is right now. Okay. Yes the generic man goose thumbnail, you know that I don't do generic thumbnails You know that I don't That is not I mean for the for the YouTube short. I did I just went with the Selectable one. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I don't think you can do them starting up stream Kills me. Yes. I don't know. I never tried. Let's jump up here. Hey, you pulled me up, too. Thank you Not a problem. You're the best You know that you're the best Hey Not a problem. So I posted a tweet says fault with man goose and the gift that I use is Maverick and flying on top good talk to me goose talk to me Ah Joyceinator.  That's why I put that in the title. I Like them sexy undead legs So, uh, how close are you to a master skin on Grim? I am a store I'm a gold three so You're platinum and I'm like, oh Red clown what's going on? Menace might be joining us a little bit later. He asked me if I was gonna be available, but I Mean here. I am obviously available that could be for gaming that could be for anything. You never know All right, cool. Just let me know when you're ready to Yeah, you ready to quit Well, we don't know.  I can at least Not die a million times, right?  I Gotta love man First comment in my chat tonight man I First comment of mine was bearded.  Just I don't know. I really like bellica and Gideon, but I For what it I just didn't play mortgage in Paragon so I decided to start grinding out on her and it ends up. I really like her She's more of an assassin than a mage, but Makes it fun Makes it interesting Thanks, Papi. I appreciate it.   There we go. Yeah, that's what I get the bubble gun That's my go-to as an ADC If I get anybody energy going against me, I get that bubble for what it gives you The energy armor and then to it also gives you that instead. It's just same thing as a grim You know like you how you said with that my video. I just posted shed. How we doing, brother? Brody, I was gonna say brother and then I said buddy. I mixed it. You're buddy now. That's what you are, buddy.   The bearded Wolverine is on twitch.   Well, you'll get blood Blast always King how's it going? The dead puns are awesome. Thanks, Pat. I'm glad you appreciate him. I Uh, I love the fact that I get to play with man goose while he's also live streaming Like I think this is my first time ever doing it. I play with them when he's recording You know the first time I ever played with my didn't know he was recording and I saw a video I'm like, wait, this is a bus the other night. I didn't know I was live Shit Grim 76 Reaper fault is available. You can purchase it on steam. I think the base model costs $10 now The only problem is if you want to queue in your time zone, there's like there's not a huge player base So like EU you queue during the day for East Coast North America and for North America around this time is when you start getting games Even though we've been in queue for four minutes now without finding a match, which is kind of weird for right now Yeah, it's there we go.   No one probably does they just assume that it's Hey, what's going on boys? Oh, you just missed it. Oh no We do we just got a queue pop the queue. It's all good cuz I'm eating dinner with them.  Okay, let's see. We had was it Friday or Saturday. We had goose rage and then the next day I had bearded rage and I like that. I Did I did not like y'all both did the same thing y'all dropped out of comms Hey, I was just doing y'all. Okay. Yes. Y'all wrote it through dropping out of comms What's the best thing for me to do at that point in that situation or the conversation? Hey, it's all good I'm just saying I didn't like it. I was trying to coach you through. I'll try to help you I was trying to leave no playing with you Uh, eventually moka panda. Yes, he is on youtube. What skin should we use guys? I like What's going on Chris? I appreciate the the resub we're going on 13 months Fetly this is fault Minutes I'm streaming by the way.  Whoa.  Whoa. I say racist. What? Listen, I don't talk about racism at all. That's the best idea for me. Yeah, at that time it was vile It was the best thing I could have done I'm so crazy I'm just blown away Go blue bot show game You and your fancy commands.  How are you chris? I'm great. Thanks for asking The female.  I'm against red clown. He's stream sniping stream sniping red clown Oh, yeah, I can't I can't play with y'all now. It's done a queen. Why not? Is that a stream snipe? It's definitely been a couple.  What are you?  I'll never imagine that It's good for me posting my videos speak a lot.  Yep. Yep. There it is. I was waiting I'm not even looking out for the for the invade. All right, let's stop hitting that so we don't steal the red buff Mm-hmm I'm gonna ward my red side because that's where that motherfucker would come from Hey grim. Oh my gosh mirror lane here Uh, oh god. I'm against the countess. Oh god.  Let's hope she's not good Hey, you gotta last it. Look at me. Look at me go Yeah, we'll fire We could all die for now two in a row I'm the last hitting machine right now I missed one.  My eye has been slain.    Nice.  Pretty good. There we go I missed it.  I just gotta watch out for the gun over there I gotta feel I could feel the I could feel the gank coming. It's feeling it. My jewels That's a good little bit of good damage owner Man, dude, this guy this guy is a good freaking grim.  I could have gotten really far Let's do but to die God damn, they were all there. Sorry. I need to farm.   Oh Yep, this isn't gonna be fun Yeah, you'd be a oh boy going on over there if I never that green buff.    Yeah, she was uh much higher level than me. I think they need a back Can I even get my next level of boots? Uh, there we go.  Oh here comes hate love nothing with this poetry Deep within the forest that was drowned the soldiers seek a gown a sacrifice awaits in the winding trees and brush The predators all hush the roar of rattling gates I can't even rotate missing out on All kinds of buffs.  I'm coming. I'm coming. I has been slain An enemy has been slain Yeah, here grocks. Nobody likes you. Let's pop a Whoa, why am I sentry board is not placing? Why can't I put my sentry board down? The hell Oh, because I gotta put one of these down Yeah, here.  Wait goose, uh, because I'm trying to are you streaming you're live on youtube? Yeah, yes I'm watching and I'll find you sir You should be subscribed to them. Yeah, maybe you're not sub. I am sub.  He's kind of trying to say my logo Montrebird. Yeah, it was definitely the minions You are correct. It's been slain I don't know how I didn't hit any guys I never watched a stream live from youtube. So this is pretty interesting Yeah Not much different from twitch right here to watch my jungle entrance Yeah, we're definitely gonna lose this guy's playing medley morguesh. Definitely Are you playing morguesh because you got stomped on really bad that the other day I remember you playing minions like i'm tired of playing this. It's the same morguesh medley What is that you Sorry in a fight. No, no, I see Oh, yeah, don't you say done No, I don't know. She's just uh, she's the one I decided on because I didn't play her in paragon much All right, right Enemy has been slain Out of the abc's available. This is the one I didn't play in paragon that much either Hey, love nothing. What's up?  All right. I'm gonna rotate it over towards you guys And don't even don't worry about like seriously. They're going right towards raptor right now. You're just gonna get trapped on Well, I ain't going that way Gotta took that forever to clear that ward Yeah, they're on raptor. Yep Right back so I can get health box Ellie, I'm doing great.  Yeah, yeah, I can't Do much over here. There's not much we're gonna be able to do I mean their adc's four on one Good job.  Yeah, my kids COVID test came in nice. Nice. Good to hear All right, sweet They dropped my sentry ward. I don't grab a nevin Yeah, this count is just styling on me An allied tower is under attack. Pants grab. What's pants grab? Shad, what's going on? Uh, Flappy says what game is this and how can I play it? This is fault. Uh, you can buy it on steam buy early access on steam Think base model costs 10 bucks Quit staying think it does Okay, it does Okay, mid lane is gone Man, they got both of my center is putting the one up here I should probably go help bellica with his grucks a little bit So hope he's not warded That's not gonna be enough an ally has been slain Oh bellica Baby girl Hey, she got out.  Nicely done I can't believe she got out of there Oh boy, I has been slain. All right.    I couldn't get ahold of that. Uh count is We've been nice to shut her down. Yeah, she jumps on me right now with hold on just dead I'm just doing so much better and he gets to go back to work Thursday. That's good.  I didn't finish the sentence there Ally has been slain. No thing you did Damn it.   Uh, there you go. I'm dead Yeah, an ally has been slain. Yeah Do not want to get hit with the Ultimate gosh, she did so much of my health Dude, this guy's got two items finished and I haven't gotten one yet Destroy Yeah, I'm gonna say she got me.   They were trying to get me out of here, but you wouldn't have one Hey pock grab another sentry ward Moving animation needs more work. Yeah, kind of kind of for sure. Really an ally has been slain. Yep I don't know what to do Probably gonna be rotating over an enemy has been slain Imagine countless is behind me. Yep Making big chicken with salad tomato cucumbers mushrooms And I've got a knife Much damage won't hurt as possible to get her.  My eyes been slain.  They were all there. They were all there I just can't compete with the countess right now too far behind Uh, Bryce gaurd this one's out for release. This one's in early access right now Uh, I don't know when they'll come out for full release My tower is under attack. Yeah, you can go to steam and buy fault right now For I thank ten dollars Do you know I do my husband's I'm like I'm going back and forth between both your guys's streams. I'm okay Uh, we're losing pretty hard.  Thank you for the raid, buddy. How was your stream? Where'd she go? She's back there and enemy has been slain. She completely juked me. She broke my ankles there Oh, yeah, she did. I just watched it.  What are you doing or decker decker decker decker been slain There you go speed boost out of here, baby girl And ally has been still got her I'm gonna save our support. I'm gonna support at our support Barely got away from that uh something to attack Oh, man See if I could do something with this grog's an ally has been slain I uh I didn't have my starter item like Leveled up yet.  What are we doing?  I told you earlier.  Let's see. What could be the issue here? um Is there a beer in hand, sir? No, I got my mouth some keyboard in hand That's all that that's a that's a big issue No, I'm a beer next to me, but it's not in hand. I can't be drinking Hey That's a pro. How are we doing buddy? I'm gonna order you one of those. Um Those hats where you put a beer in a beer hat I think everybody needs to have a beer hat I would love one ally has been slain Well, I gotta kill at least so I'm not just straight ass What's this character? Oh fault just kept all the set all the names the same I'm gonna do homework now. Have a good trip. Hey, thanks bucket. Good luck in homework, bud She is just still just straight up good old-fashioned more gash Or horror gashes.  It's like so you were going to get claps claps longer Has been slain any part of this. I don't know if any of us want any part of this I'm just gonna hit and run but you could job He said I hate him I'm just gonna be here in the background got a few things. Absolutely chris Hopefully the baby doesn't I just got me Holy cow too many problems and tell me And I knew that you bail off I was playing goose yesterday when I messaged you and you're like, you're in the five I got some solo games in with bail on just to trust it. That shit's insane We're like gravestone and we're trying to dodge him. I just didn't have enough manner for that fight What about bail arm? No, I was saying it's pretty nutty right now.  Okay, looks like he's got For a finish on him sort of souls Boots and boots and then he's building d blade looks like Yeah, either d blade or a targeted adjuster or not targeted Fire cannon The the the rations steel doesn't come with that Morguesh. Oh, not look as cool anymore Not really and her swarm doesn't look as cool either She just has a swarm of insects that float around her body instead of her body turning into a swarm of insects They're no vision. They're probably on right prime Nope Do you have a bug going on? Chess is glowing. I got I don't know why my chest is glowing. It might I might be the To show you that I have ultimate Might be a visual for that This is oh wait, is the enemy grim chest glowing too? Yeah, it is glowing as well I kind of want to tell you just to send it just to see because I want you to waste the hole. I think I noticed I have a graystone too. His arm shield was Pretty responsive yesterday, and it's usually never is All right. Well, we're hunting down this countless No, we're not because there's several Are your lands getting pushed? You're good. Oh Get me out. Literally has been slain. Oh, he didn't know double kill No, he's still glowing. I don't know why he's still I don't know what it is But yeah, we're both having it it pregnant It's a bearded Terry. How we doing buddy?  I just messaged him and he just ignores me I swear, I don't know what is it Terry. He just hates me That's probably That's that I just never see it. It's true. All right, a lot of people miss discord messages Oh, man, we got He got no excuse. My message of my fault too Destroy and see a Terry. I don't know you guys open it to a four stack with Terry. I'm trying to lazy back over here An ally has been slain Uh, hope they don't don't look over here. Don't look to the left Thank you An enemy has been slain double kill Allied tower double jet. I just jet on mind trick them into not killing me. I see a comeback Boom just like boys Don't say boys.  Well, yeah, usually when that happens is because I kicked my power supply Man, I usually kick my puppy. I don't know you're kicking power supplies Whoa, just kidding. We kick puppies kidding. Whoa Thomas Wegman asks this is this the best version of the pair of gun remakes. I don't know man That's really up to personal taste. This one's really good. It's a lot better. People will tell you it is It's the best playable version right now. Best playable version. Yeah Yo, Terry, what's up? What's up, man? What's up, man? Not much not much man. I'm waiting for my middle-aged friends to finish their game middle-aged man Sorry, I just I was in the game, bro. Can't be inviting me when I'm in a game Games tells me you're not in the game I am 27 So me and you are the same age and then those two are the same age What How did I get grouped into that they're just bringing it on home now the middle-aged guys That's stunned team up. That's done was so good Oh, she she got me. She got me Me has been slain Right now they just had their closed beta test for a weekend Oh, oh, but if you there was somebody in gen chat today saying how it's playable What over prime? Yeah, you got to get out of vpn and you can play the most outdated version you want to play Oh, I'm good I'm like, that's not like that's not considered playable All right, clan. I was just saying that I was just saying that decker stuff was crazy That decker q was from downtown Papi says he's going to q snipe me that that's fun At least papi admits it. There's people who do it just don't say Oh, I'm the party leader, huh? Yeah, I definitely feel like beardy gets Sniped a lot 100% I don't see menace on That's a lie. Stop lying I don't see five six. All right, uh, they're back stick with me Let me scroll down to fine You know, there's a search bar and it's put x and eight x and eight Because I know goose is real popular. He probably has everybody on here Party invite simp. There you go You have terry or no Damn, don't got terry. I got it. Yeah, I don't got terry. Uh Please what's the meet me rick v rick solo? Yeah, papi, you would destroy me.  All you're going to hear is this in solo lane That's me papi. That's me and papi duking out. All right, terry. What you playing bro? Are you playing support again? Playing anything you guys want me to me I am diverse. I am a diverse role player How many carries are there four?  What do you mean? Oh, I know it's everyone It is a way I want to pick a game where I he picks the carries and then That quad kill you did it. Hey, thanks. I go. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You ready to quit I'm ready.  You are the homie bro. Why you whispering red why not whisper Let's get this much stretch for for right now.  I don't know you do you I do me boo. Okay Well, we got two tanks. I'm everywhere Eh You just can't see me.   Yeah No Yeah Yeah, john sena just can't see me. I was sick and the other guy uh randy orton Probably comes out of nowhere and does and whatever that thing is the flying uh stone cold centers is really what it is Are you a pro wrestling guy? Uh pro wrestling guy.  I one of our supply sergeants was uh, like a amateur pro wrestler I met uh mark henry on my second deployment That's girl's name just screams smurf Ligma balls Ligma brawls Skank hunt 42 We've got ligma brawls dc my son 47 skank hunt 42 and joe Joe used the overprime naming naming conventions It's really an overprime dev Naming his characters on fault There's a lot to love about overprime, but those names.  They are rough. They are bad Hey, let's go as fast as up. I just broke a rope record I was at the feet. Oh, no They lost the person and we lose what the hell Beatrice is uh, is a sexed Name nam what you mean what I think you meant Beatrice is a sexy name. What do you mean? Beatrice So look what about grandma's friends Right, right?  Come on. Come on.  Oh my god Actually like tarot tarak for a rampage I think tarak was fine Yeah, because that reminds me of torok the dinosaur hunting game The the issue with the names also with it is the fact that we already know their actual names the names before this So changing their names. It just makes it like harder for us to only be okay with it You know what I'm saying Yeah, Joyce, that's the lesson they're teaching us when somebody disconnects everybody. I like the joes keep them coming Play it out with the rain. How we doing brother? Thank you so much. How was your stream? How was that tournament buddy?  I was talking about how Beatrice would have been a sexy name at that time Sounded me like you were hating on golden girls, but I don't know Play it. Oh, that's so loud Leo, how we doing buddy? Yeah, scott. What an exciting name Scott steve It makes me think what their other character's names would have been Well, I mean Getting used to be daryl before they renamed into cosmos Daryl one boy. I never heard that one. Yeah And cosmos is better than daryl, but cosmos still isn't that could have a name got me fried chicken hell. Yeah, let's go Where'd you get it from?  Let's let's not let's face the facts here Popeyes. Oh, no. Thank you for being a friend Are you killing me with this fang solo? That's just brutal loving is Yeah, my brother's gay so I can sing the entire golden girls theme song Let's hear it then. Thank you for being a friend Travel down the road and back again Your heart is true.   You're gonna be thrown in that lane. No, what do you mean? You know what I mean Thank you for being a friend exactly shad Gonna chill The game goes well, hey, thanks play though Hey, you want to see more gash doing impression of your wife bearded. Oh god, this body goes so bad.  Rampage will be rufus drongo will be skeeter Chinese boy, how we doing murdoch will be swanson. What did they call murdoch's good?  They come in while i'm singing the golden girl's theme song at the top of my lungs Mm-hmm. That should be a new intro to some of your vids a new series and all of a sudden man goes goes viral I'm gonna get sued by the golden girls.   Oh my god God he doubled down. He doubled down This guy's ruthless You can't set me up with that and not have me taken Come on now That was uncouth good sir. That was uncouth At least i'm getting good form this time. Attack right? Attack right? I'll say that as i miss the last hit Is she good? Was there just a gate mid? I missed I'm gonna tear you getting sauce though. I'm uh, I'm gonna smite the blue buff and then I'll come there because I'm low health She's going to It's against to us talking about betty white like that It should be Especially double dipping her like that I'm on the way. I'm on the way goose I hear fang in the jungle. So if you want to keep pushing I think it's against. I like it Johnny boy. That was good.  Hey, brother.  I took it I left probably the bleed Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, you should be that was mine. That was mine by rights They just Sorry guys, uh, did you take the right one too? I did. Okay, good big both That's real bad now. No, no, that's fine then There you go home. It's just a quietest game I've ever heard you play Who me? No, man.   He's coming back. I'm coming in as fast as I can but it's not going to be okay. It was fast enough I'll be goddamn Regardless, I got the mark up on her and the mark we talking about The mark of death.  She's really low on that.   Get her get her get her I see one. She's really low I'll get this uh raptor then.   He has been slayed. So Blood lurking a blood. I appreciate it, bro.  Oh, sorry chat.  I need to finish out my boots Clutch all yeah That's what's going on. Oh, yeah, I need to get sentry boards get one right now Hey blood hunter, what'd you get in here? Just in w. Thank you. Okay. Is this fault? Yes, it is fault Sorry, I'm reading back to chat through the chat.  Do you max out q or do you go right? Yeah? Yeah max out q.  I didn't realize uh Stupid countless was missing Yeah, fine. I got out new way. She's coming back though. I'll be careful in mid. Appreciate it I'm gonna come with you fellas. It's been slayed. Good job team. We're gaming. We are We are gaming. Where's that where's that countless going? I don't know. She's looking at me He's looking at you kid Is that a middle-aged man joke? Read it move back a little bit. See if they come up. I put the sentry ward right here Go buff and we'll put another ward on the other side. Oh if I can get Both of these Here to watch your supports out there with your brother Yep, yep, yep. You want to go get this uh qual? Yeah, we'll get him. He's been Terry dude, yeah, I'm about to save India. Usually I don't gain solo lane at all. Okay, no worries Thanks for letting me know Appreciate it gamer Yeah, make him use that all yeah Yeah, yeah There you go. Oh man, it's your nuts broke it out. What are you? What are you doing?  Good killed. Oh nice. Look at you.    Oh was it? Oh, thank god. This is a long jump. I don't know what that means That means he's never coming.  He's back. He's out. He didn't want none.   He already has veil. She's hurting my I may have k, but I'm opening a beer. So it's definitely worth it Yes, sir. I agree.  Which aspect am I putting funds into? Are you not the balloon of it put the green the whole time? Oh Hey, you know what having that health against morguech not I mean a count is not a bad idea. All right I did that on purpose For responsibility This was planned the whole time this came up with it if we lose I take full responsibility as that as well Hell no, I don't Damn it. Wait if we lose this your fault. Oh, I get it I'll do a goose. She's baiting you. Yeah, watch that thing too. I'm getting out Do a do a play safe.    She came off the top ropes. Good call.  That was a lazy back. I don't know if it was lazy. I was under my tower I just put my thing down Yeah, I can't count this is here too.  Um It's in early access on steam, but it does cost as, um The other ones usually don't 10 whole dollars Yeah, 10 whole dollars It is available 24 seven, but there's usually There's not a huge player base. So it's only really available during certain hours of the day Well, her ultimate is down. So I went into straight one tank I'm gonna lose my tower here boys Oh, this barrel is out of position going for Beard a pusher pusher has been slayed nice nice nice Later boys There are your towers not falling sir Yeah, but it's going to on the next back I make gosh she gets so much health back This guy's messing me up Everything in this jungle What's this jungle near me? I know you're coming All right, thanks, man. Appreciate it. Let me just get like Yeah, I just need about a hundred more There you go, I'll back now You got a There Okay, count us down again All right, I'm coming back minutes She's missing mid. So I don't know where she is Geez, I got this count.  She took my tower Holy cow Um, look at the farm difference between me and the 80s Oh How do you get 116 this late or Oh, it was 18 minutes. Okay.   I might get tower on this Yeah, I got tower c count us for her enemy tower destroyed He got a lot of tower and died for it.  Oh my god bearded your nuts The countess doesn't have No, but I use I blush her ability But then I'll I'll still know where richter came out of like living was gone I was waiting for the popper on the corner because I know he was the lowest one as I can get him easily And he never showed up. All right.  It was just I guess well played by him. I don't know Iggy off lane for the win. Um, I played Iggy off lane in like legacy Back when techy he was like Iggy. Any lane was annoying.   Well, he's not in our jungle I hate when that happens. Uh, I don't see any of them I see countess I see dueling duel isn't dueling Yeah, I took a drink of beer and went down the wrong pipe It's not late. This qualms not gonna leave lane.  Just farm it up. He's missing again Set a slow push mid and I'm gonna come right All right, qualms still missing. I'm gonna start and push it up Coming in with some slackity Yeah, kong's over there.  Can't be like, yeah, uh push jam left because there are they all came right Mm-hmm. I'm pushing Let me tower destroyed. Noice. Noice. Noice If you got something out of it tower is under attack Harry's getting big You getting big terry. Mm-hmm I'm going into my gauntlet right now Oh I'm on the way goose if you could still run towards me We're all coming. Oh my goodness That was a good pull on his part All right, actually I want to go mid You want to remember terra or whatever name was late? Uh enemy missing mid And enemy missing mid Countess is probably rotating That's all good.  I'll keep fang off minions I'm not worried about him being on minions and worried about being on me Hell in me I knocked the rope. I don't know if our ultimates still did damage to me No, him. I'm talking about him He's tanky Well, he is building outridge right now And we're still gonna get that tower He's gonna fall off and tank later Play game Back up bearded watch that teller Shoot it I'm gonna push this lane up as much as I can He's over there Wicked over there I don't know where fang is though That's the problem Get a boost Oh right pastor All righty I'm going through their jungle Red jungle.  Get him. Yep The fang is all the way right side Oh that countess though And I still haven't finished Damn it. I'm dead Ah, I wasn't enough Thanks for the save boys Thanks for the peel. I'll get out now Sorry y'all I kind of engage that.  Yeah we have Yeah there we are Are we really falling apart here? No no no, we're fine Yeah we're totally fine We're pretty much even.    Ah Jar of Hearts Oh yeah you're right it does Yep Coming in I'm gonna need that for sock Going on the uh What's your name? Sparrow?