What's going on everybody got Kyle here with Layton sports cards and we are ripping 2023 finest baseball eight box case number 52 This one is random division style did a randomizer before the break we had Ed B with the AL East down to Tom C with the AL central Good luck here guys. Let's see what we got. This is a finest case 52 Alvin You got to make it to the national next year my man. I think it's in Cleveland next year Cleveland Place where LeBron played for a little bit Alrighty guys. Good luck box one 2023 finest 52 Chicago is probably my favorite, but I haven't been to Cleveland. So Donnie says I'm not missing much so you're really not yeah, that'd be awesome Alvin I'd be awesome man the man need to have it in Vegas or some get you a Get you going for work. You can write it off. Good luck here box one. It's a headliners Acunia Soto and Goldschmidt. I think Vegas would be a good place for they do do the mint collected there, which is a pretty big show But it's not it's not giant. It's not anything like the national. There's a purple the 250 brand in Crawford Bryce Harper it is gonna be rookie JJ Bladet. That one's the AL West to 150 blue Zach Wheeler Logan Webb. I saw this random video was It was like suggested for me, whatever and Corbin Carroll rookie I didn't know that there's like miles and miles of tunnels underneath Vegas And like a lot of people live or like a homeless people live in the tunnels underneath it, but like it's like underneath the whole city It's kind of crazy. There's a gold There's a pita Lonzo silver and gold is gonna be Dennis Eckersley number 250. That's Alvin a al West Look at that mustache There you go Dennis nice gold auto Dennis Eckersley to 50 you go Alvin a al West Nick Prado Just think Alvin everything he sees his guard. You think the Kyle yep He's all mustache team for sure There's a aqua JT Raumuto Bail Michael Harris I try man not really actually there's a refractor Luis Castillo and rookie Josh Schmidt that one's a al West as well Al West box there Josh Smith He is born gifted Born with the the darkest mustache ever A show hey headliners Riley Green Oscar Gonzalez Headliners Cal Ripken Garrett Mitchell and Langley's Aqua shimmer this one is to 175 Michael Conforto Giants in our West Freddie Freeman Come on. Let's see a super It's been all the way since like four o'clock since I saw super come on now Trey Turner refractor Gorman That's way to Rodriguez. Yeah the two hours two and a half hours. You take me super deprived right now That's ridiculous There's a Paguerra rookie Pirates There's a Josh young base Box to one of the pictures for the A's Maybe they're gonna fight or have all hit them right like those are two options pretty much Who genomics of the Orioles interesting Orioles don't need help come on Box to good luck guys. We'll get a 2020 Bowman going next four boxer and we've got tops chrome sapphire Then we'll get onto some basketball Beltray Conforto. There's a Freddie Freeman Dodgers to 99 NL West Anthony Volpe rookie There's a green for the NLE smacks Meyer to 125 green speckle No, I didn't see that puka. I Did not see that 15 left guys for Chronicles PYT first basketball break of the day spots our discount Number 300 Alonso NLE's force was going through discounting some spots earlier So check out what we got for Chronicles basketball later. It'll be after the couple more baseball breaks here There's a rookie blue. This one is going to be Michael Grove number to 250. That's NL West Dodgers That's Wesley with the NL West jazz chisel murky Cunha Sorry, not rookie refractor let me say There's a rookie Miguel Vargas number to 250 Aqua. This one's NL West as well Wesley Tovar headliners Harper And Otto this one's Matthew Libertor. That's NL central the Cardinals Jeffrey there with the auto Joey Vado Headliners Nolan Puginami and Waldechuck rookies Libertor NL central boat Nailer What's up Garrett? Gareth, how we doing? Ruiz rookie refractor Yeah, what's going on Garrett? How you been man? It has been a while man. It has been a while There's a Corey seager refractor Cy Young Shane bobechette box three Come on now. Good luck guys. This one is divisions number 52 Tops finest. We'll get some more baseball going after this one and we're on to basketball oils lead ALE's by percentage points How does that work? I guess half a game I don't know why I would say percentage points. That's kind of a weird way to phrase it. Yeah, I don't know Especially if it's just half a game. I think that's all it could be right I don't think they go up by Thirds of games That would be weird There's a blue. It's like light blue. It is light blue tray turner NL East Phillies unless you get like percentage points for like Like how many series you win? Yeah, maybe it within the division. Maybe you do There's a purple rookie. This one's Oswald Paraza to 250 Yankees AL East Riley Green Oscar Gonzalez No, yeah, man, I've been doing good been doing good Got the national coming up next week, man. I'm not going but um, we got forest going we got rich going lane It's gonna be a good time next week, man Excited. We'll be doing the uh me sam and matt will be doing the uh national promo breaks from here Really cool promo as well. Uh world's finest tim anderson bao Michael Harris Playing the Orioles in the series. Oh boy. There's a Michael Harris refractor rookie NL East Yelly and Freeman There's a rookie Chris Morel Cubs NL central the wander get a nice stretch in It is Anthony Rizzo on the gold for the AL East number to 50 Rizzo and rookie Otto is going to be Nick Prado AL central Royals not numbered headliners Ichiro And Oscar Gonzalez is going to be our rookie. Um, that one's AL central for the uh guardians not numbered rookie Manasas Headliners Randy Paraza Conforto aqua This one is aqua natto to 199 NL central. What a toke. What a toke Josh young rookie base How you doing today toke? There's a rookie bao refractor rookie bao Just in time for you toke. We just hit that for you. There's a migal cabrera gunner hinderson and contraris Alrighty box four good luck here guys. That's good to hear toke Hopefully you can uh rest up a little bit here coming up Maybe the weekend. Alrighty guys box number four here random division number 52 this one Oh nice got three day weekend. Very nice Very nice already off then, huh? That sounds nice. Yeah, sounds very nice. So every week you got it nice So headliners jeter al east Very nice 410 hours Yeah, I've done that before done that before had the uh three days off There's a rookie morano there. Um, that's nl west 175 morano That one is sammy sosa on the rivalries. This one will be um nl central rivalry sosa die cut and blue uh nl east is going to be mad max And adley al east number two 99 nice one here green lava rookie good pack there. That's the al east ed I said there on the ad lead at 99 Kunya the green It's a green rookie auto. This one's al east as well. Jonathan or ronda for the race Number two 99 green auto Your cubs guy, right? So I know you boo the cardinals Must be a cubs guy, right?  I never really watched much sammy sosa like I was I was like old enough when he was uh like at the end of his career, but I never really watched much There's adley rushman rookie got to 250 aqua blede a al west Taking after ant man did he does He does do that with the little uh little auto There's a rookie there nick prado Got corbin carol alvarez Bryce harper trout And erin judge Alrighty guys halfway this one is uh random divisions number 52 Good luck here guys Spots are coming in pretty nicely appreciate you david grabbing some chronicles spots I appreciate you chris leaf nicolas grabbing some spots here Thank you. Thank you guys Next one with spots to fill is a random team or sorry pick your team. Uh chronicles basketball It's got three six nine twelve 14 left 14 left on chronicles number 15 pick your team style Get that going after some more baseball here Those are on sale as well guys forest markdown. Um the teams left buck on this one guys divisions 52 Yeah, that's why i'm so bad at that uh immaculate grid toke. I just forget players from like younger days There's a headliners guerrero Garrett michael The other day I was there was like one of them was the a's and I just I literally couldn't think of any a's players besides like kensako Reggie jackson I couldn't think of any. Oh nice one here for the cardinals. That's um in our central jordan walker That's aqua there jordan walker to 199. Oh, it's going to be drew waters. That one's al central royals Drew waters not numbered auto josh young rookie and menaceus rookie yoshita Crawford hoppy Refractor rookie this one's josh young al west Young refractor thought I missed. I don't think I did world's finest bobby witt Soto goldschmidt Forest was stolen with his right hand to his left earlier. Yeah, he does he was uh flipped around over there It's a headliners yellich korea and harper Yeah, puka chasin, uh There's a rose gold chasin ben matthurn for sure. There's vulpe rookie And rose gold this one's the 75 byron buckson al central Love the rose gold refractor man Gunner. Yeah, there's a couple teams that go pretty quick. That's red. That's red Come on now Headliners of kin griffy And red is going to be o'neill cruise for the pirates That one is nl central nl central pirates with the o'neill cruise red nice one there That one is for jeffrey Nice. Oh, neil red beautiful card Tati space I think he's still injured, right? I mean, I haven't seen heard anything in a while It's a purple the 250 wilson contras nl central michael harris and prado rookie refractor joey minnesis Langleers and bail Bail refractor goldie And blue this one is going to the nl central chrissa for morel for the cubs Nice one there rookie's insert auto to 150. That's jeffrey as well Morel insert auto ready guys box six the mag auto now that it's a cub I see Yeah, I'm sure we'll have some more puka. We'll probably have some more chronicles pyt's if you guys do ever Seem to want to buy in a pyt and it always seems to be empty I would definitely check a few days ahead of time guys. We usually uh schedule breaks like three or four days ahead of time Especially for release days and stuff If you're looking for a specific team on a pyt, I would definitely check a few days ahead of time can get uh Can get a better look at it at least There's no set time that we schedule breaks, but typically it'll be in the morning There's the 250 aqua scherzer nl east typically it's in the morning Near the afternoon ish area so Yeah, if you guys are ever looking for a pyt team, uh, I can never seem to grab it Definitely look a couple days ahead of time Say rookies insert hinderson gunner codis sanga the adley And this one is codis sanga to 175 aqua shimmer nl east. Bless you dawn Moreno Alrighty guys, I believe still 14 to go in the next chronicles basketball pick your team stop There's a riley green rookie there al central You're done and a wheeler you I'm mixing Kyle up. Oh man. I wasn't ready for it. There's a hunter green. This is a test run. It's going very well Manny machado. It is going well Catch me off guard There's a light blue to 300 al west al tuve Austin riley corbin carol headliners of mo rivera No, but um, they do seem to be kind of hard to hit. I've only seen one von grissomotto. I feel like headliners tautis trout The braves do seem a little harder to hit. I haven't seen too much von grissom seen a few michael harris autos for sure There's a redemption There's a redemption Say justin verlander And you got a finest moments auto Of david cone that one's going to the yankees there al east al east david cone yankees finest moments On the redemption Only seen a few redemptions in this product. Alrighty guys. Let's keep it going Freddie freeman and rookie auto. This one is al east um, jonathan aranda Is it always david cone? Gotcha, andi. Riley green I think I did have one. It was a insert auto francisco alvarez Um, I think he signed his base maybe and then one of the inserts was a redemption. I believe rookie oscar gonzalez al central Well, the chuck bobby witt Two boxes left guys. Good luck number seven Alrighty guys got two more breaks, uh baseball filled up coming after this one down to 15 or 13 on chronicles Down to 13 chronicles basketball. That'll be the first, uh, basketball break we do After these next two baseballs Good luck box seven Let's see some fire There's a lava Say rookie auto michael grove. That's going to the uh, nl west dodgers And jt ralmuto lava number 200 nl east down to 12 now guys. Appreciate that Down to 12 pick your team style chronicles, uh released on wednesday Which was yesterday. Oh That is true. Nolan gorman there rookie Got a headliners windfield and auto. This one is al west azekiel doran on the rookie's insert auto Doran there rookie's not numbered al west Come on. Come on. Let's see some fire Green to 99 nl central is yelly korea harper Zach wheeler refractor michael harris Prado is a vulpey rookie And green this one is logan ohapi nl central there to 125 green, uh mini diamond Henderson and contras Headliners cal ripkin Shea langlairs bail Bail Guy rookie, uh corbin carol. It's just it's just bail. Just how it's just how I do it. Yeah, that's how it's done. It's how it's done, man That's how it's done out of blue This one is rookie oscar colos number to 300 light blue, um al central colos cabrera Headliners devbers seah sazuki and akunya Arby's They're the meats dude. I haven't been to arby's in a long time. Is anybody out arby's regular? There's a tim anderson. What should I get if I go to arby's? I haven't been the uh The roast beef one. I don't know. It's the roast beef or not, but the cheddar first Francisco alvarez rookie Crawford gorman I saw they had like a wagyu burger at one point Yeah, I don't know if it's uh any good, but I saw on the uh The fine print as well. It said a wagyu blend Had to add that to the fine print There's a uh, awson riley bow nailer and vato and what up six How we doing robert? What you get at arby's? What's the uh, what's the go-to? A jamoka shake I don't even know what that is Jamoka shake Nobody does The beef and cheddar that's by the last thing I had zack. There we go. That's by the last thing I had zack That's pretty good. That's what I was thinking of the roast beef sandwich, right? Yeah Beef and cheddar smokehouse brisket with large curly fries and a jamoka shake might have to do that tomorrow. That sounds like a uh That sounds like a pretty good order. No, you get a heart check.  Oh, it is cracker braille friday tomorrow. You're right. You're right It is cracker braille friday Apologies, donny. There's a gold. I was trying to help you out Uh, rookie sensor kodaisanga. We got shohei and gold is going to be logan ohapi number 250 That one is angels a l west Oh, hoppy there to 50 nice one there alvin The gold rookie Yeah, i'm a i'm a cracker braille fan uh six for sure There's a auto michael taglia in a west Rockies on the auto And corbin carol That's what i'm saying. So they just started selling beer at a cracker braille actually Uh my piazza there rivalries and rookie aziciel diran that one's a 250 al west again They're trying to cater to the younger uh Younger population though. I think they do have a portillo's they opened in uh, orlando here, um Thomas I think they do have one over by disney. I haven't been though This one is kinsukori al east that's going to be rivalries of erin judge nice one there short print black and gold About one per case on the east They opened a uh, what's the One of the pizza places from uh, jordanos. I think jordanos From chicago. I think they opened that one uh by downtown as well I need to try it out. I remember having portillos in chicago, uh two years ago at the national Me and forest tried it there There's a purple nice one here for the al east gunner henderson the 250 rookie al east Chicago deep dish. Yeah, not bad man. They were pretty good They were pretty good. That's a lot of cheese though. It's a lot of cheese. I do like cheese, but Puginami rookie refractor. It is a lot so far I saw i-hop has uh pancake tacos now I saw commercial for that yesterday. Yeah Nolan ryan.  I don't know how I feel like eggs bacon cheese and one of them Headliners of cunha. That's not that's not terrible. No, not when I let you praise like that Yeah, one of them is like sweet and then one of them is like savory. It's all commercial Another redemption this one is white What that's weird not a blue redemption That's weird This is finest rookies autograph variation Adley rutchman for the orioles. Nice one there. All right Finest rookies design variation rutchman nice one there al e smister ed Nice adley for you there on the redemption the white redemption not the blue Mcclanahan Bulbaschet and two packs left The choco taco. I forgot about that robert Those are good, man The choco taco Refractor is logan web Goldschmidt josh young rookie the variation. I think it's a 99 uh alex Yeah, I think it's a 99 on the variation Refractor bashit zack wheeler and logan web Yeah, first one. I've seen as well. Andy first one Alrighty guys, let's do a quick um auto recap here We'll get going on to 2020 bowman next We had taglia rookie for the nl west al west um diran nl west grove al east aranda. We had david cone al east yankees al central drew waters al west ruiz. We had al central oscar gonzalez Prado al central liberator nl central. We had josh mith al west. We had blueda 150 morel nl west Michael grove nl west. I'm sorry. Morel was nl central michael grove nl west Green's 99 al east. We had ecker's lee al west of 50 and we had the adley finest design autograph variation for the orioles Alrighty guys, that will do it for finest eight box number 52 Let's get some uh bowman going now


So, what's hacking help? Basically, it's a way to pair, let me rephrase that. There's lots of problems in health care and the best people who know how about how solving them is doctors, nurses, and health care people in general, right? But these people don't have the technical knowledge that you guys have. On the other hand, let's say you want to help in the health care. There's no way you can just walk to a hospital and say, I want to help, right? They'll just say, go away. We're too busy, right? And just the kind of world of doctors and hackers is so different. There's no way these people can talk to each other. So this is a little bit what hacking help does. It creates the best environment for these two groups of people to interact and collaborate. So I'm going to talk a bit more about it going forward. So what do we do exactly? We do all kind of different kind of events. The most popular one is a hackathon. I'm sure all of you know what it is. It's really a normal hackathon. The big difference is that doctors are there and doctors have no idea what's a hackathon. So we need to walk them by the hand, explain to them what's a designer, what's a developer, all the buzzword, what's front end, what's back end. And at first they're very reticent. They're very scared about the word hacker. They don't want their credit card to be stolen or stuff like that. But then when they really understand what it's all about, that they can shoot an idea and get a great team around themselves, then I think that's my favorite part of the event. They transform themselves into babies and they're super excited and they work all days. So that's just one thing of hack or in the event. So how did it start? Hacking started two years ago. It was me and one of my friends, actually my co-founder. Okay, the time is there, perfect. So it was me and my co-founder. We had the reasoning that I just explained before that was hard for me as a programmer to walk into an hospital. So it decided to invite a couple of friends. I invited a couple of friends. So we thought it would make like a small party of maybe 30 people. But then over then 300 people registered for our small event. So then we're like, okay, it won't work in the small house that we had.  So this was the first event in Montreal. It was at Thompson House on the Miguel campus. This is the medical co-founder of Hacking Health. This is the lawyer, Andrew. So very quickly it started in Montreal but it went to Toronto, it went to Vancouver and now it's moving a little bit everywhere in the world. That's extremely exciting. So this is Luc Serois. He's the lead of Hacking Health. He's the one managing the day-to-day operation that was in Toronto. So this is a little bit the cities that are coming this year. It's very exciting. We have Paris, Hong Kong, New York, Berlin, Boston, Alifax. Well, Alifax is not as cool as Hong Kong. But I know it's a technical audience. So I just wanted to introduce Hacking Health. But I'd like to talk a little bit about the challenges that we face in day-to-day operations. And it's really about scaling and not scaling in the way you guys are used to have like millions of users per second accessing the database. It's more about we're a small team. We have hundreds of volunteers and organizers in various cities that we need to manage. And every city has a different website. So how, with a small team, can you manage 50 different websites that are all different, but they need to be similar? They need to have the same branding, but you want to give them the flexibility to experiment to try new things. So this is the kind of challenge that we have, right? So to the rescue, we have Django and Angular. And that's just a joke because I don't know for you, but I'm really tired of having that when I Google Django or something. Leonardo DiCaprio cannot always help with my Django problems. So this is what looks the Montreal Hacking Health page. It's just the top, but I want to show you, everything needs to be changed depending on the city. Some want a picture, some want different text. They need to show the mentors, the organizers. They need to put the sponsors, the prizes. Sometimes some city want to use Eventbrite. Some city want to use their own platform. It needs to be very, very flexible. So what we created internally with Django is a way to separate the page, the whole page in sections. So what you saw was the slider, but we have maybe 20 sections. And each section is some kind of plugin. So for instance, the main English is a plugin, and we can hide or show it. And it's very cool because it lets new organizers experiment. So they can click the slider, and what they get is a live editor with the preview of their page. So in Montreal, it's less of a problem because I'm here, and I can just go to a coffee with them and hack the page. But people in Paris are very, very excited about that because they can tweak their section, they can create new plugin, they can translate the page. And as you probably guess, I can't speak French. So translating a page is not a problem for me, but now we're going to Hong Kong. So I'm really happy that they can translate it themselves. So something great also is that there are two different kind of interface. There is one for very advanced people, so advanced programmer and designers, and one for non-technical organizers. So for instance, if they want to add mentors, they want to add on the page, they want to add their organizers, the mentors, the prizes, the sponsors, they can do it. They don't need a technical person on the team. But for designers, then they can go back to the editor and just tweak the page as much as they want. If you're a developer, you can integrate with WooFoo with other third party services. So our goal with that is really to give control to organizers in new cities, that it's easy for non-technical people, and that it's very powerful for developers and designers.


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for, we all should, but as we all know here at GitLab, this does happen. Sometimes people will run behind, but it is what it is. So I guess I'll go ahead and fill in for Barby and say, welcome to GitLab everybody. I don't know how long you all have been here, but I've been here since January, and it's definitely a learning curve coming from a traditional environment onto 100% remote. I've even been in the partial remote kind of side of things, so I'm sure you all bring a diverse background of experience, but I think Abby could share a bit more information on that, right? Yes, hello everyone and welcome to GitLab, first of all. This is, I have to say, this is the first time we've done one of these calls. So this is a bit of an experiment. Same time, but I've been at GitLab for almost two years, so I guess I'm kind of one of the old timers, and during the two years I've seen so much growth, and we have, I think last time I looked, we have 315 GitLabbers worldwide, and welcome again to you, because you're now part of this illustrious group. So what we thought would be helpful is if we went through, based on our own experiences of when we were new, some hints and tips and some things to show you to help you get started with your onboarding. So I will, I guess I'll ask the question, how many people have used Slack before? Okay, this will be really easy then. So I will go ahead and share my screen. So welcome to the world of GitLab, brought to you by Slack. This is where you can find everybody in the company, and as all of you know, Slack is great for instant messaging, for sharing documents, for creating channels, and I think some of you have probably got some channels already showing up over here, but I just wanted to point out a few that were really useful to me when I started. I think everybody automatically gets included to the general channel, and by definition it is pretty general. There's a lot of things that get posted in there, and another channel that I think is quite important is the PeopleOps channel, which I am also an member of, and you'll find me in there responding to all sorts of questions that people ask. Obviously this is a public channel, so anything that is confidential, it's best to use a direct message to me or another member of the team, and you can also search here. I don't know how many channels we have, but I think we've probably got hundreds and hundreds and hundreds, and some of you have probably already been invited. I think every team has got a channel that they've created, but if you want to find out who in the company has got an interest in food or pets or anything like that, and you want to kind of reach out to them, you can sort of type something in here and see if we've got a channel, and if we don't have a channel, then by all means create one and invite people to it. That's absolutely encouraged here, so that's that. One cool feature that I really like is the fact that you can message yourself, so if I want to kind of test out some formatting and see what it looks like, I can do that here, or just if I'm really annoyed at somebody, I can type it out to myself first, and then kind of take a step back, reread it, and then post it. As GitLab is a very transparent company, we do encourage people to ask questions in the open, and we have a questions channel here, and again you can post pretty much anything, and please don't be shy about posting something, chances are you're not the only one who might not be aware of something or might need some help with something. In addition, another useful channel is Git Help. I myself, being very new to Git, I was in this channel a lot when I first started just asking questions about this command or that command, so that's really useful. So I just wanted to give you a quick, very, very quick introduction to Slack, but by the looks of it, I think all of you are pretty much aware of where it works. We also have some training on Slack as well, which you could find in your onboarding issue or in the handbook, but there we go. So I will stop sharing now, and I will pass over to Jim, who will talk about some security things. All right, great. Thanks for all of that, Abby. So I guess by a show of hands, how many people have enabled 2FA already? Okay, seems like everybody's already familiar with it here, but just in case we have some folks that are not on call that would like a recap on how to enable 2FA, or maybe you can learn a little thing or two about how to use one password to set up a one-time password. I'll just go through this really quick. I won't take too much of your time. Real quick, I'll go ahead and share my screen, and all of this information has already been jotted down in a Google Doc. If you go into the calendar, you'll be able to find that doc under the third bullet, and it has all that information that you need. But real quick, here's the doc. I've already opened it here, and a few things I wanted to mention. I guess first thing first, I'll introduce myself again. My name is Jim Tavisup. I'm the Senior Security Automation Engineer here, and what we try to do is get together with everybody and let everybody know that here at GitLab, security is everybody's responsibility. So it's not just security trying to enforce it throughout the whole company, but everybody trying to maintain a better posture here at GitLab. And by any means, it's not punitive if I ever or anybody at security reaches out to you. We just want to try to reconcile any issues or make sure any known compromise is or is not. And then follow up with it. But top two things is, one, we'd like to have MFA enabled across all applications and platform. This includes Gmail as well as our GitLab application, but anything and everything that you use as well, it's good to practice it outside of your outside of just general work as well. Anything you use like Facebook and Scram Twitter, you name it, be really good. But taking a step back to the enabling 2FA at Gmail, if you haven't already, there's really good quick link here. Just simply click it. It'll bring you here, tells you all about it. You could read it at your own leisure. But if you scroll all the way down, there's a get started. If you click that, it'll take you to the next screen. Now, the next screen talks about the two-step verification. You click get started. And then it'll ask you to log in once again, since it's a security setting that you're going to update. But I went ahead already logged in, so I don't have to take care of that portion. Here I am. And this is where you set up your two-factor authentication. Now, with this account, I've already set up my phone number, which that's configured as two-factor as well. But for some folks who are traveling very often and don't have access to their phone, what I would suggest is to set up an authenticator app. This could also be done through your phone. But if you're always carrying a laptop, it's a lot more easy to access. So if you click set up, you could go ahead and click Android, click next.  Well, I guess they want me to log in. It's been past five minutes. So I'll go ahead and fill that in. Click next. Go back to the authenticator setup. Click next. This QR code pops up. And finally, on one pass, I'd want to find what I already preconfigured. In this case, this is the Google account. And don't mind this, I set it up earlier to test, but you click edit. Go back to the OTP section, but let's just pretend that we don't have it. Now, this section says new label, new field. You click that and look for one-time password there. Click that. It'll auto populate, but then it hasn't set up your QR code just yet. So you click this QR code in one password, and this will pop up. Now, you just hover over where you think the QR code is. Click back to the original page. It'll turn green, and it's already set up. Now, with that, you go ahead and click save on one password. Click next. Now, on one password, if you copy there, paste it in, and it should be done, verified. And that's all it is. Now, moving forward to, you got anybody have any questions with that one? I felt like it's pretty straightforward. All right, real good. So, moving on, that was real straightforward and simple. We have that easy link. You follow that, and then everybody here has already set it up, so that's how easy it is. Now, going back to setting it up on GitLab, another quick link, assuming that you're already signed in, you click onto that. Here, I've already set up an orientation user, and it brings me to a page that says enable two-factor authentication. And you follow the same steps. There's a QR code. Go here to the orientation piece on one pass. Again, I'm going to go ahead and blow that out. Click one-time password, bring this spot up, and hover where I think the QR code is. And there you go. It turns green. You're good to go. Click save, and let's test that out.  So, any of you hackers out there don't mind all of this information. I'm going to blow it out. If you want to hack this account, good luck. I already gave you all the keys. But moving on past that, if you guys ever have any questions on setting up two-factor on anything else, I just run a simple Google search, how to enable 2FA on the app. Don't click any sites that you think are bad. Hopefully the company that's set up the two-factor authentication app is the company that you could enable. So, that's all I got. I think the next person to share some more details is Ashton. Yeah, absolutely. And it looks like there's a question from Pete already. Yeah, Jim, you might be better suited for it. Sure. Question says, if we already use one password, do we still need to add the GitLab one-pass vault? I think that question is more so, I'd say yes. If you're going to use it in one shape or form or need to share private notes, I say it's definitely a good practice. I think Ashton, we do have a section where in the handbook where we could refer to about pretty much setting up your private account and using it alongside the corporate account, right? Yeah, yeah. Actually, I'm going to hit that up in just a minute. But I know we also, we share, like you may have access to other accounts through the team vault and so it still makes sense to add the GitLab vault. Yeah, I like myself. We have the security team and we share things through there and the same goes for the production and whatnot. So, I imagine it's same across the board. So, absolutely recommend it. Yeah, awesome. Thanks for the question, Pete. Okay, welcome again, everybody. I'm Ashton Herman. I am a content manager on the PeopleOps team with Abby, actually. I work in the same department. I managed specifically the company handbook and I'm also just sort of, I was very excited about trying to improve onboarding. So, I wanted to be a part of this orientation. Thanks everybody for sort of helping us to test drive this. I'm going to share my screen now and take you through setting up one password. It sounds like everybody has some experience. Well, we asked about two-factor authentication. Has everybody used one pass or set it up already in the channel or in this chat? Not a problem if you haven't. And we're recording also because of course there are people who we want to be able to see this orientation that aren't here right now. So, I'm just going to cover a few of the big points as far as using one password and getting it all set up. I want to do that here. All right. Move that away. Perfect. So, just a few things. If you haven't already, you need to install the one password app on your Mac and once it's done, you'll find it up here just in the top right in your little toolbar. But the other thing you can do is also install it on your browser. You can also or Canon should install it on your mobile device because you're going to be storing all of your passwords for work and potentially outside of work in that same one password account in order to access them. You have to have the app installed wherever you might be accessing those pages, those accounts, whatever it might be. If you need to find the extension or any of the apps, you can actually just go to one password's website. That's probably the fastest way. And then the bottom left of their page, there's a link to the downloads as well as their browser extensions and it'll auto detect whatever browser you're using and go from there. But once you've got it installed, you're going to have to set up a master password. This is the only password for one pass that you have to have memorized and because it will unlock all of the passwords in your account, you want to make sure that it's also very complex, very tough to crack, very strong password, but also one that you can remember. So in that document, the orientation day one agenda that Jim linked to, I actually have a link to a guide that one pass wrote, it's from 2011, but it looks like it still holds up as far as creating strong passwords for your master password. Mine, for example, is 40 characters long and I recommend, I mean it's long but it's also easy to remember. I recommend that you find something that works for you that's similarly complex. Anyway, once you've had that and the extension is installed in your browser, it actually makes it really easy to use one password. And so one of the one of the to-dos on everybody's onboarding issue is to then update your own password for your GitLab account using one password. So I'm just going to walk you through doing that really quickly. So I'm logged into my account. I'm going to head over to my profile settings, just like Jim was doing before with setting up two-factor authentication. Go down to passwords. And I just want to demonstrate how one password works here. First of all, if you click on the current password, you're going to see that the little one pass logo pops up on the right. But if I click on it, I'm not currently logged in. So I have to hit the hotkey combination that it's saying there to unlock. I'm going to go ahead and do that. And then once you're logged in, it's going to show a whole bunch of different accounts that you have access to. This is my personal one. So I'm going to go ahead and click on that. And you can see that it auto-populated the field with my existing password. This is really the entire idea behind one pass. You may never know what your passwords are for each account. And that's kind of, I mean, that's the whole point. If you don't know the password, it's that much better because you're like the missing link in that security vulnerability. So if you are editing your password for the first time and making sure that you're using password generator from one password, you type in your current one and then you go to the new password field and one pass, once you're logged in on the extension will actually suggest something. I'm not going to use these in this case. But I wanted to show you that there are a few other things you could do. You can actually go to the password generator. If you pull it up, you can actually click on password generator and you can randomize. You can actually change the length of these passwords. You can add in symbols assuming that whatever app or site you're using supports them. And so there's a whole lot you can do. Once you've done that, you just copy the password and paste it in and it will actually ask you if you want to save it at that point and you just add it to your one pass and that's it. You never really have to know that password again. Let's see. So the other thing on top of that, I just wanted to go over a few policies as far as one password is concerned and you can actually get to it these on our handbook. I'll copy the link and just head over there now. Under the security page in the handbook, there's a whole bunch of guidelines as far as using one password. I just wanted to highlight a couple of them. One of them is that you are encouraged to use one password for personal passwords. So just like Peter was asking before, it sounds like you may already have an account set up and if you do, that's great. You can keep using that. If you don't and you want to use one pass to store your personal login, that's fine. You could do that and we actually encourage it because it improves our overall security as an organization because there are fewer weak links. There are fewer ways that your personal accounts could potentially be compromised and leveraged to gain access to your GitLab accounts or what have you. The one caveat with that is if you do use it for personal accounts, make sure that you are either setting up a locally stored vault or that you sign up for a individual account through one password so that if ever you're off-boarded from GitLab, you can take that information with you. We're not going to allow you to take your GitLab account of course because you may have access to stuff that as a non-employee you wouldn't need anymore. Let's see. I think that pretty much does it. Any questions about one password and also if you have any personal trouble getting it all set up or you want some help walking through how to use it, please feel free to reach out to me directly. I'm happy to do that also. All right. Any other questions just about the onboarding process? Keep in mind we are going to meet again tomorrow at the same time and go through adding yourselves to the team page as well as using G Suite if that's something you're familiar with. But oh and it looks like Barbie you're on the channel. Would you like to chime in now? I just want to say welcome to everybody. This is something new that we're trying by having an onboarding meeting and we decided to break them up a little bit.  So I love as we go through it to get feedback as may have already been said by Ashton and Ravi. But as you go through it get a little feedback and then we'll keep track of people who didn't have this experience versus those who did and continue to iterate and make it better and true GitLab value fashion. So your feedback will be important to that. We've heard a lot that it's a little overwhelming sometimes to onboard at GitLab when you see all those items to do. So we're trying to make that a little better for everybody and we are thrilled that you have joined the company and really look forward to working with you. You're going to go through the handbook tomorrow. So Abby will probably say this but keep in mind that the handbook is a little bit more of a guidebook. It's not your traditional handbook in a company sense where everything in there is a written in stone rule that can't be changed. We every single person at GitLab and if you're not at GitLab or authors of that handbook and we'll continue to be so. So when you see something in there that you think is a better way to do it or that way doesn't make sense to you seek to understand why we recommend it to be done that way and then provide your input and submit a merge request if you think there's a better way and think about that the code of conduct is a little different but for the rest of it we're trying to just continue to grow and the company is growing fast as you are all a testament to and so some of the things that we do have to scale with that and change with that as well. Awesome so yeah at this point it's just if anybody has any leftover questions we'd be happy to answer them otherwise we can close up shop. Wonderful did we do intros before the call started? No not beyond introducing ourselves we should probably do that shouldn't we? I don't know I think it's a fun way there everyone's being new together you have something in common you all started at GitLab in July so maybe since we have a little bit of time left everyone can just kind of go through and introduce yourselves. Let me try to bring some chaos to the order because sometimes it's all of our screens are at different places so I'm just going to go with the participants and I'm going to say I didn't actually formally introduce myself I'm Barbie Brewer and I have been at GitLab for nine months it doesn't matter we don't care about tenure here but just for context of how much I might know or still not know and and and I am technically called the chief call chief culture officer but that just means that all the wonderful people in and recruiting and people office report to me and I work a lot with the executive team as well I'm trying to make sure we're great leaders for all of you and so now I see Abby already introduced herself up I'm not incorrect so Tristan that's me what's up everybody yeah I'm Tristan I'm starting today as a services support agent and I live in Los Angeles California currently extremely hot hopefully that calms down probably one thank you and John good morning I'm John I'm starting today as a site reliability engineer I'm at outside of the east coast I'm in Raleigh North Carolina really stoked to start with you guys excellent and Craig Craig you're muted okay when Craig is ready we'll go to Jason for now hey I'm Jason I was at ZB Lab before I was the head of product here I'm joining as the senior product manager for integration today's delivery I'm American but I live in the Netherlands I've been here for a couple years and Jim so I'm the senior security automation engineer over here I've been here since January I'm based out of Oklahoma yeah it's pretty much it I have a wife we're planning to get a dog and on our free time we just like to travel fun I just spent my whole weekend dock diving with my German shepherd and Nikolai hi I'm Nikolai I'm originally from Russia but I live in the Silicon Valley right now next to San Jose and I'm joined to it's my Thursday and I joined joined to help with scaling and performance optimization of posgos so databases actually that's it okay to work with you later okay and Pete hey y'all I'm Pete roundman I'm a right coaster excuse me and Tristan I'm gonna battle you on the temperature we're close to 100 degrees right now and very high humidity so it's pretty gross out here but uh I come here from VMware um virtualization engineer over there and um I've uh I'm happy to say that I've been a big component or a big competitor of Microsoft throughout my life and noting that um one of our competitors was recently purchased by Microsoft I'm I'm even more thrilled to be here to help fight the battle okay did Jason go already good okay yeah back to Craig yeah okay sorry about that um so yeah uh today's my first day starting as a site reliability engineer uh my team is John so we've got uh kind of bracketing the U.S. Sunflake Houston Raleigh I'm in Seattle um yeah and pretty pretty stoked really excited to join the team can't wait to get started wonderful did I skip anyone all right well thank you all for joining GitLab and I look forward to seeing those of you who will be in Cape Town and those who won't and FGU is team calls and hopefully in issues and slack as well thank you and please come tomorrow for the uh round two of this yeah round two is important thanks everybody thanks everybody thanks


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When you want to express something which doesn't fit into the limitations of logic, poetry becomes very useful. In those four lines, you can hit somebody in such a way that it really hits them and forever they'll remember the four lines just transforms their life. So poetry is a powerful tool like that. Namaskaram and a very warm welcome to all of you. I'm delighted to be here at the launch of Satguru's new book of poems, Eternal Echoes. There are many of you here who are familiar with some of Satguru's work and this is a chance to immerse yourself in over 500 pages of it. But for those of you, perhaps some of you online and elsewhere who are more acquainted with Satguru as the proponent of inner engineering, as the proponent of yoga, as a science, of technologies, of well-being, this is a chance to be acquainted with a somewhat different Satguru. And for those of you who've known Satguru through his many avatars online as the dynamic navigator of the external world, as a charismatic public speaker, as the initiator of multiple projects, as an aviator, a golfer, a motorcyclist, this is yet another chance to be acquainted with a somewhat different Satguru. Because this is the province of the lyric, not of logic. This is the province of the twilight world, not the province of hundred-watt illumination. And Satguru himself describes himself in these pages at various junctures in particularly interesting ways. At one point, he describes himself as a wanderer of the twilight world, at another point as a borderline being, at yet another point as a fathomless empty page, and at yet another point as one who can see in the dark of the cosmic womb. These were some of the images that I took away with me at the close of this book. It's almost like having a glimpse into a mystic's journal. It's a series of utterances in which we see a person not particularly concerned with issues of form or craft or even grammar, but what there is in abundance is glimpse after glimpse into the unimaginably eventful inner life of a mystic. And this remained with me above all. I think for those who are fascinated by the many faces, the many dimensions of Satguru, this offers a glimpse into him as that borderline being, standing on the cusp of diverse worlds as a dual citizen of both the darkness and the light. And for those who are seekers, this book offers the chance to be transported to a place that I think every seeker is passionately and deeply curious about, which is the state of mystical union. And for devotees and disciples, this offers the chance to be transported to a place that every devotee yearns to be, which is the heart of the Guru. And on that note, I'd like to invite on stage the author of Eternal Echoes, Satguru. I'm going to ask you at this point not to read the one that I'd originally intended, but to move on to your Guru poems, where you actually speak of your own master. These are among the most spare poems in the book and perhaps amongst the strongest, so it would be a pity to bring this to a close without reading those poems. Where does that come from? My master, brooding, squinting, staring, I could not hit the mark. He walks in like a vanton monarch with a crooked stick and he makes his mark. It's very difficult to not ask Satguru to read some of the poems that I think are the most unusual in this book, which is poems of utter tenderness, too much tenderness, or just tenderness. What is that? 268. Too much tenderness. Tenderness. Let's go too much. No? Any of the tender poems, there are three of them. Let's do tenderness. I thought so. Tenderness, the irony of life that I should now be doing everything to bond myself, to bind myself, to demarcate boundaries that no one should cross, doing my best to be self-centered, all these antics just to keep this crumbling cage intact. With the work done, while linger on, depart gracefully, says my mind. But what to do with lovers who have lost themselves in the process of loving? Too many lovers, the very remembrance brings tears of too much tenderness, so I will act brash and go on. We have Kangana Ranaut in the audience, yes. Namaskaram, Satguji. Satguji, your poems are so wonderful. You just got the book, you haven't read it. I have. I have. Some of them I've read. There is this poem which I just saw, too much tenderness. I think you may have written about somebody you lost in your life.  Is it cathartic for you? What is the purpose of it? See, only if you have something pent up, you need a cathartic process. I… Do I look like I have gathered any substance living here? No, you don't. And what you said about these being absolute reflections, I do agree with that also. No, I mean to say catharsis is meaningful only when you have some pent up stuff. So this is something, I know I was in United States and this journalist was interviewing me. Satguji, all the time you're busy, how do you unwind yourself? I said I don't wind myself up, first of all. Why do you wind yourself up and then unwind yourself? I don't wind myself up. So where is the question of catharsis?


Hi everyone, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, happy Friday coming at you with 2020, 2021 that is Top's Inception Baseball, 16 bucks, pick your team at number eight, we finally got some more and it sold out pretty quickly, thanks very much, all card ship just came out last Wednesday, just a couple days ago, so big thanks everyone here who filled this up straight up, I appreciate it, no fillers, no randomizers, nothing, there you go. And I know there's a lot of college basketball happening right now, and my attention is definitely kind of there as well, but I appreciate people still breaking and hanging out with us on a busy college basketball night, I appreciate that, pretty clean pull right there, there we go, slide these back here and let's roll. So some pretty nice stuff, that's what we can expect out of these boxes right here, a lot of fun base cards and parallels, of course everything will ship, the pattern goes should be just one base card on the bottom, the hit on the bottom right there, alright behind Luis Garcia is Nate Pearson, nice, that is for Toronto, Chris Walker and the Bluebirds, next box, Logan doesn't want any scum, who do you have again Logan? Oh I see you got the Padres, so Cronenworth, is that what we're looking for among others, I appreciate the Joshua Cherry saying that we're a, I don't know if we're more entertaining than March Manus, but I appreciate the sentiment, there's Matt Olson to 50, Orange, yeah that Cronenworth rookie, that's what you're looking for, behind Kyle Hendricks is Patch Auto Alec Baum, nice, 41 out of 75, for Paul and the Phillies, there's Joey Bart right here, he's supposed to be pretty good, my rivals, the Giants and behind Vlad Guerrero Jr. is, is Evan White, that's a great patch, nice Auto, low number to 75, 2 out of 75, that is for the Ems Fred with the Mariners, there's a pink Cronenworth to 99, for Logan, I thought you, Logan I could have sworn that you had gotten the Phillies in this one, cause I was like oh he's chasing Cody Mellon, we'll get him, we'll try to find you someone else here Logan, out of 125, 003 out of 125, Devin Williams for the Brew Crew, that'll be for Fred and the Brewers, yeah the pink cards pop, it's pretty nice, it's a pretty good design this year, I like the, the, the sort of Jackson Pollock kind of artwork that we got going on there, Buster Posey, 75, that's for Matthew and the Giants, I've got Alex Kierlov Green Parallel and reveals a Ryan Jeffers, Minnesota Twins, another nice patch, it's to 199, looks like 61 out of 199, for the Twins, that's for Ben, 61 right there in that light, we got a Christian Pache to 150 on top for E-10 and the Braves, Nicholas Leslie what's going on man, how are you, oh we got a, is that a double hit box, sometimes we see a box, I don't know if it's intentional but we see a box with two autographs per case, Bo Burroughs, 52 out of 125, that's for the Tigers, that's going to be for Tyler Brenner, they're on the board and usually the second auto is one of those silver ink autographs, this time it's Daniel Johnson, silver ink auto, 57 out of 100 for Cleveland, Joshua Cherry with the tribe, Cleveland this is for you, next up, next box, behind Mike Trout is going to be another patch auto, it's Walker Bueller, nice, little Dodger Joe Mojo, 74 out of 75 going to Matthew Forsyth, there you go Matt, little Rivalry Mojo going, he's got the Dodgers and the Giants in this break, there you go, nice, good patch, nice auto, pink parallel, pops, alright we got a Christian Javier for the Stroze to 150, that's gonna be for Jarrell, cool Huit, Maryfield, he's gonna reveal an Austin Meadows for the Rays, nice, 84 out of 299, no worries Joshua, thanks for getting in, Eric Leal with the Tampa Bay Rays, halfway through the 16 box case, here's the next one, alright behind Juan Soto is an Oakland A, Jesus Lazardo, nice, 49 out of 75, that is gonna be for Patrick Davis and the Oakland Athletics, yeah thanks Logan Naya, no Yankees yet, but we're just one box into the second half of the case, a lot of time, alright we got Alex Kirlov for the Twins to 150, Ben with Minnesota and Christian Javier will reveal a Brian Reynolds for the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 out of 299, Richard Miller with Pittsburgh, we got Chris Sale, 11 out of 25 for Chris Saleh, Red Sox, Richard Miller, under Simmons, Correa, Alonso, Paul de Jong and taking it to the Max Scherzer and behind Max Scherzer is Alex Kirlov autograph, 221 out of 299, Ben with the Twins, Twins having a nice little break here, next box, and it's Lauren Shahadi doing some courtside reporting here, she's still with the MLB now, Jorge Soler reveals a Nick Heath, Royals autograph, 94 out of 99, that'll be for Michael and Kansas City, alright looks like four, yeah four more to go, good luck everybody, I know we're about to pull fire, right behind Doogie, Redugo is a William Contreras for the Braves, 58 out of 99, that's Wilson Contreras' brother, that'll be for Yee and the Braves, three more to go, good luck everybody, fingers crossed, keep those fingers crossed, Justin Verlander behind him is, there's a Jake Cronenworth, San Diego Padres, there you go Logan on the board with the Friars, nice low number as well, pink parallel that you like there, 33 out of 99, nice, two more to go, we got Nate Pearson to 75 for Toronto, Chris Walker, behind Max Kepler is gonna be Sean Murphy for the Oakland Athletics, that's a 299, another one for Patrick Davis, another Oaklander and the last one, good luck, last box of a 16 box picker team eight from jaskiescasebrakes.com, I don't think I saw any other of these inception cases in the back, but keep your eye out next time for more Inception Baseball on jaskiescasebrakes.com, you never know when it'll come back, there's Paul Goldschmidt to 99 and behind Miggy looks like another patch auto, it's gonna be a nice Ryan Mount Castle, three-color patch and autograph number to 120, going to David Duffy and the Baltimore Orioles, that's one of one of the Orioles future stars right here and there you go ladies and gentlemen I'm Joe for jaskiescasebrakes.com, that was a nice break of Topps Inception Baseball, we'll see you next time for the next one, bye bye.


I was a communist for the FBI. Starring Dana Andrews in an exciting tale of danger and espionage, I was a communist for the FBI. From the actual records and authentic experiences of Matt Severick, how many of the incidents in this unusual story? Here is our star Dana Andrews as Matt Severick, who for nine fantastic years lived as a communist for the FBI. An oriental proverb says, he who rides on a tiger cannot dismount. For nine jittery years, I rode the red tiger of communism in America while it stalked our freedoms. It was worth my life to dismount, but finally I did. This is one of the stories of that long, grim ride. In a moment, listen to Dana Andrews as Matt Severick, undercover man. Dana Andrews as Matt Severick, undercover man. This story from the confidential file is marked The Pit Viper. I'm Matt Severick. Yeah, I'm hungry. Let's stop someplace and eat. I known for the communist international, soon. Do you really think so, Comrade Repchenko? Some things must still be done. For example, we must see that factory whistles stop blowing regularly in America. Does that mean we must assume command of labor? Here's the lunch room. We must talk. What about, Comrade? The care and feeding of factory whistles, Comrade. So to summarize, the... is a long strike. The Union is about to reach an understanding with the management. That must not happen. I'll do my best. You will not do your best, Comrade Severick. You will do what has to be done. I'll leave for Kirkland tonight. Comrade Simon Horvath understands such matters as inciting to riot and other mob violence, where it will do the most good. He will drive with you to Kirkland. I'll need help.  How do you mean?   It just keeps me on call to stamp out brush fires and dry weather. But you are permitted to own a revolver. Yes. Have it with you in Kirkland. You'll leave tonight. This is Freeman. I'm going to Kirkland tonight. What do I do? Play it straight? I can't do a thing while the commies stay within the law. I've been told to carry a gun in Kirkland. This is the point where you'll be expected to use that gun. Call me in. We'll move in. All right. Good luck. It's a wonderful night to drive, Comrade Simon. I'm not worried about that. But strikers don't enjoy picketing in the rain. These Kirkland shamos will be more anxious than ever to settle this strike. We'll fix that all right, though. Yeah? How? Those hundred hot lunches I ordered by telephone in Kirkland. Pass them out to the pickets. I see. Nothing like a hot meal to keep the hotheads hot. I like these deals. This is going to be fun. Two hours in the monotonous rain brings us to the grimy tipple standing starkly against the muddy sky. A struck mining region in the dead of a nasty night is the last word in desolation. I feel it chill and I shiver. A revolver in my shoulder holster is cold and heavy. I look forward to a warm place to sleep. And then Simon's car begins to feel the weather. Now what? Water in the carburetor is something I don't know. No, wait. You better stop here while the stopping's good. You mean while the initiative is still with us. And what's here? Like a miner's house. I'll call a garage. Wow. Do that, Junior. I'll wait in the car. I'm sorry about the hour, but do you have a telephone so I could call a garage? We're having some trouble with the car and it's a pretty bad night. Oh, come here.  Oh, it's all right. I was up reading. At 1 a.m.? You call the operator and she'll get you to the garage. There's only one in town. Maybe she could kill two birds and get us a hotel, too. Elsa, what is it? Papa, you go right back to bed. Who is so lame? Oh, this gentleman's car stalled in the rain. I'll go back to bed. This fella? No, I'm putting everybody to a lot of inconvenience. I'm pretty good automobiles. No, Papa. I wouldn't hear of it. It's easy. You've had enough rain on the picket. Strong like a knife. Now please let me call a garage. Oh, I'm sure the operator will get you the hotel, too. Hotel? You stay here. Such a bad night. Plenty room. Oh, no, no. Sure. Give you good breakfast, too. No charge. No, it's just out of you, but... You stay in Barney's room. Long time nobody in Barney's room. How old you are? 35. Why? Like Barney. You stay. No, but I'm with another man, there's two of us. You see, Papa? I sleep on couch down here. No, sorry. Thanks anyhow. That's final. Now get back to bed before you catch another chip, Papa. She called me Papa. No, Papa. I'm Barney's Papa. I'd better telephone the garage. Miss... Mrs. Utke. Mrs. Barney Utke. Or rather, Mrs. Elsa Utke now. Oh, I'll use your phone. And maybe you could drive me to my own house, then. It's on the way into town. I'd be very happy to. Thank you. I'd better phone. The garage car arrives and pretty soon we're driving Elsa Utke to her dingy little house. Good night. Thank you, etc. We drive away, but she disturbs me. A fine-looking woman, educated and alone. A widow. A mine accident, explosion, cave-in. In any case, Barney, her husband, is dead. And it's sort of too bad. We're lucky. We get a decent room in the little hotel in town. In the morning, Simon and I at the tip of Great Turk number three mine, passing out hot lunches and propaganda in the rain and black mud. To thankful miners. And to some silent and suspicious ones. Here you are, friend. Compliments are the friends of American mine workers. Mass meeting tonight in Workman's Hall, 8 o'clock. Notice inside the box. Come on, then. A pocket of guys, aren't they? Give them credit. They know we must have an angle handing out free lunches. All right, let's try this big clown. Good morning, friend. Oh, hi, Utki. Hello. Hello. You've broken the automobile, fella. Hello, hello. This is my partner, Simon Horvath. Mr. Utki. Hello. Yeah, yeah. You sure you ought to be picketing in this rain, Utki? Sure. Strong like a horse. My elves are gonna bring me hot soup anyhow, maybe. Well, this hot lunch is no maybe. Warm me up for the fight on our hands. Fight? Then win, minor. Mass meeting tonight. Workman's Hall at 8. The full dope is inside the box. I'd be there, sure. But no fight, you hear? That's the only way to get what's coming to you. Sure, sure. Fight.  Get killed. Like Barney. Like my boy. No. No. Here comes our dame we took home last night. You mean Elsa Utki? So she's got a fancy face and can talk. So what? She's too smart. Let's go. Don't forget the meeting, Utki. You've been on strike for five weeks now. And what are you settling for? Six lousy pennies a load.  Sign up with the friends of American miners, and we'll get you three times that, three times. How we know this? You're out of order, Utki. You ought to learn. We're the workers. This guy, Utki, is gonna be troublemat. Who are you anyhow? Who you come tell us what to do, huh? We're your friends. If you can't fight for your rights, we're here to line you up in a real organization with teeth. We don't want different union. We want peace. No more strike. Go back to work like living. Men? Men, I beg of you. Take it over. See it our way and fight. I lose my boy when I apply that in my fight, in our fight. Unbended knee, men. Unbended knee for your own good. That's all, men. God bless you. Men, you stay awhile. I'd like to talk to you good. He's troubled. But he's important. He's our spokesman. He's liable to have a serious accident one of these nights. Look, comrade, let me handle Utki. Okay. This is Freeman. Telephone booth and hotel lobby here. Grim going up ahead at the mass meeting tonight. Somebody's coming. I'll call later so long. Simon. What you doing on the phone booth there, Svedik? Can't I telephone? Can't you telephone from upstairs in the room? No. No. Look, the party doesn't have to go on my dates with me, does it? What's the name, Dame? Elsa. Elsa Utki. I'm going out with her tonight. Okay. You better get started. It's pretty late. I'm on my way. I'm going that way. I'll drive you over. All right. It isn't for her. I'll walk. It's pouring. Isn't there a taxi service in town? Svedik, you rich is something. I'll drive you over. All right. Fine. Thanks a lot. Fine. What's he? She might be getting dressed. It's pretty late on. I'm a communist for the FBI and the second act of our story. It's plain, but I have to use your telephone. Oh, you're welcome to it. Of course. There. Well, do you mind? It's rather private. Oh, I'll wait in the next room. Long distance, please. Come in again. I'm calling from a private telephone now. Go on. Look, there's a miner down here, sort of a head man with the boys. He lost his son in one mine riot and doesn't want any more violence. He wants the men to go back to work and my sidekick doesn't like it. Simon Horvath, that is, huh? Yeah. I don't know if I can keep him under control.  I don't know. I'll tell you, you can come in now. Does anything good matter? You look like bad news when you're knocked at the door. Well, yes. Should I be sympathetic? No, not at all. Thanks for letting me use your telephone. Good night, Mrs. Yuki. Oh, wait. Waiting. Why, why did you ask to use my telephone? I needed a private wire. There are other private phones. Why mine? Why? Yes. Now, let's say I made a cheap boast. Let's say that I pretended to my partner that I, I had a date with you. A date with me? That's what I told him. Why? Private reasons. What if... It probably means more than I meant it to when I said it. That's rather involved, isn't it? Well, that's because I'm rather involved. Whatever that means. Elsa. Elsa? Don't you get involved? Now I know what you mean. Maybe it's blunt, my saying it, in vain, but... No, it isn't. Blunt or vain. Just kind. From someone from whom you didn't expect much human feeling? I just felt you were here to make trouble. The last time you people came here, you started a riot. My husband was killed. It was murder. Nothing less. They did it so that they could say company's strong arm men did it. They were communists. And you think I'm a communist? Denied, if you like. You reds always deny it. And there's no use in my denying it, is there? Elsa! Elsa! You shouldn't be here. He despises your kind. Elsa, I go by mass meeting now. Miners, we talk... Hello. Elsa. What this fellow does in my Barney's house? He's in some sort of trouble, Papa. He wanted to use the telephone. What these communists do in my son Barney's house? Has this 40 killed Barney? So he come into Barney's house monkey Barney's wife, huh?  Communists same like other fellow, same thing. Papa, please. You, sneak fellow.  I show you. Stop, no. Papa, let him go. Let him go. You're joking. I show you.  Papa, let him go. Elsa. Make a mistake. A mistake, I hit her. It's nice of water, okay? Come on, get on it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I make a mistake. I get water, yeah. Elsa. It's all right. Just like her a moment. Who could yard you with his elbow? He didn't mean to. I'm all right. Well, just take it easy, well. How she is, huh? How she looked now, huh? Let's have the water. Elsa, I don't know how it happens. I'm fine, Papa. Sure? Just hit me up a little, please. I'm around my shoulder, so. That's it, that's it. I'll sit here. Thank you. It was an accident, Elsa. I'm sorry. Of course, Papa. I'm sorry. Forget about it. You, you let me go meeting now. Of course. What meeting? I call meeting again. I talk to the men. They got to go back to work. I make them. I holler at them good tonight. You see, you see. Good luck, Papa. Oh, I don't know. I try hard. I don't know. Don't worry, Papa. Go to the meeting. Yeah. Yeah. I go. All right. I'd better go, too. I'm sorry there was a scene. Well, thanks for interfering when you did. He wouldn't really have hurt you. He was making pretty nice progress. Well, thanks. Bye. Will I get that for you? No. I'm fine now. Hello? It's very important for me to locate Stanley Butkie. Is he there? No. He just left for Workman's Hall for a mass meeting. Who's this? Hello? Who is it? Hello? It doesn't matter. I know who it is. It's your fine friend. My friend? You told him Butkie went to the hall. Did I? I don't... Yes, maybe I did. I've got to go after him. Why? Never mind. I've just got to go after him. Matt. Yeah? Be careful. I slog across the black sticky fields in a dreary downpour toward Workman's Hall. If Simon Horvath is looking for Big Stan Butkie, he means no good. And I don't know how many of his goons have been standing by. The lights of the hall begin to glow dimly through the rain. Has Butkie arrived there yet? Ah! Butkie. He hasn't arrived, but the goon squad has. Sure as grass, knuckle sure as sandbags. I start running and almost pitch headlong into a battle in the dark. Horvath! Pull off! Cut it out! You're making a mistake!  Heavy milling feet stamp over me. Then I hear another voice from the direction of the hall. Simon Horvath is poured across the field and pull up on Simon Horvath's goon man. And I crawl out of there while the getting is good. I'm taping up my wounds in our hotel room when Simon Horvath comes in. The comrade is quite a mess. Quite a mess.   I told you I'd take care of Butkie. Why did you have to step in and foul things up? Because you weren't taking care of Butkie, that's why. I'd been working on him, making him see things our way. I was talking to him tonight, just before you called Elsa's house. You... You were? Yes, I was. Check with Elsa. You want help? Will she talk to a communist? Look, I had Butkie convinced that the men should stay out. He was going to the hall tonight to tell him it was a fight to the finish.  I'm a liar?  Hello, operator? It's a big and a dangerous bluff. I'm counting on Elsa, Butkie's wit. And her need to believe in somebody. Even somebody she thinks may be a red. And then her voice is on the wire and that bluff is on. Hello? Elsa, this is Matt Sverik. Oh. How is Mr. Butkie? A badly beaten up. I've just come back from the emergency clinic. Will he be all right? Yes. Elsa, there's a man here with me who doesn't believe that I had Butkie convinced that the miners should stay out on strike. Will you correct him? Your communist friend? Yes. Put him on. Comrade? Hello? Hello? Your comrade says is true. Okay. Let me speak to him again. If you want to speak to you again. Helter? I lied for you. Thanks. Somehow, somehow I think you are not really one of them. But someday you will see the truth and leave them. I hope so. That is why I lied for you. Goodbye, Matt. Well, that's it, comrade. You're in trouble. I was doing my job. What do you mean in trouble? You've made a martyr out of Butkie. You've turned him against us again. The men will go back to work for his sake now. Nice work, comrade. Look, Matt, we... We're pretty good friends, aren't we? The party comes first. Yeah, yeah, I know, sure, but... I'll have to turn you in for party discipline. Matt, look at it. Sorry, comrade. The next morning, sure enough, the men go back to work and Simon and I sneak out of town, go back. And comrade Simon Horvath faces the grim party discipline. I claim that victory. Horvath and I sneak out of the hotel one at a time, afraid even to call a taxi. Alone, I hit the wet highway. I hear Elsa Butkie's warm, Slavic voice again. I'd for you. And I feel good again. And then I hear... Goodbye, Matt. And that hurts. Goodbye. But that's how it is. And that's how it will always be. As long as I'm a communist for the FBI, I walk alone. Our star, Dana Andrews, will return in a moment. This is Dana Andrews. The story you've just heard is based on notes from the files of Matt Svettik, FBI undercover man. Names have been changed and events modified for obvious reasons. Next week, another exciting adventure out of Matt Svettik's experience as a communist for the FBI. So be with us then. We're expecting you.


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an amazing song let's talk about first the since toke bakasai how was the music kwa shugliza kwa zami music and all that I mean ime kwangumu kama biesha ratu zingine zote ya kwa easy kovid and thing but ya na kaza bro na kaza ya na kwa ni jani na kini ya na kwa ni letno semanga slow but sure na give thanks kuku apa ya eh, tumetokambali kureli kureli kureli amazing i appreciate that umetwangu shia it's an EP ya it's an album it's an album ya it's an album it's an album ya ya ni twa burudani burudani ni kipemboja kilikfanya kwanza wanguwe kuipi ajina burudani bizi kusababu ilikwani package to ya it's like a gift ya ni package entertainment apondani ya so what better word than burudani burudani is entertainment when you get that album nimbaya you know ni burudani ni burudani burudani ya ya ya burudani bada umetweli misha kusababu kuna ya never give up umetu performia right now amazing tracks also zikwapo me feature beki mothoni ya ya ya ya so uh never give up kusababu right now in the situation tukondani kuna mayutu palimitahani ni kipemboja kilibda what exactly went through your mind you decided what I want to drop this never give up to remind Kenyans where our situation is you know wanasemanga msani ni kiyo chajami so basically bizi klasa namira iliki tuina in the laia ya so kama ni meisema ni mayutu tuna ifi li ibo na jua sa i situation so easy like already me kuangangumu Kenya unemployment tiko high most of us to me dashule to me graduate papers waswa na ma degree masters PhDs na me kaha home bro wana chunga ngome so ya iyo in the situation on the ground so basically ilikua tu ya ilikua it had to be said someone had to say it amazing and how is the response so far since you dropped the album itself wow amazing bro people love it what we relate na iyo ju ii album muna jua ni me fuse ni me fuse burudani ya so ni kuna mango mazen ni just contemporary feel good music desaya desaya you know burudani burudani kuna most high ni me fanya pia gospel most high ni gospel ni me fanya na beki modoni mungu ni mkubo so ya so ni li jaribu ku fuse basically Kenya Mimi kama Kenya Newt ile playlist ni geta kakuku wana I will see you ina ni kumbusha ja ina ni kumbusha life villaiko na badotu na pigatama asha na jua ya and true that rage na punata kumsam falki dago big up to yourself do we anticipate any collabo kuna iyo album collabo ziko kuna kuna tata collabo ni me record just very recently murasta master beki modoni I said bazra guard freno di general konza mkujana freno di general ya nikona nikona collabo ngingi chi wawa nikona collabo mingi down the pipeline ya and because album this album ya venyo nasema Kenyan music to the world do you feel also maybe when time goes by when you feel maybe you want to package also an international or maybe it's a plan which you're moving on badotu I didn't understand you exactly ya in regards to mziki ako sa iveni album ume produce ume feature Kenyan artist ya so maybe in the next project which are coming should we anticipate maybe internationally bazra god is actually a Jamaican artist not a Kenyan artist a Jamaican dance on artist but charity begins at home you know what I mean my first album nikifanya nili kwa I was away so I did it the second one was the most artist when you are around me so obviously kiyendele ako mbele kuna we are grami na kujahuku iwi this year ya re again jikam na jua bando kaw jui jua sasa like so you know we are definitely destined for greatness I give thanks I feel like I don't know but I am knocking on too many doors so ja we will start opening them soon you have talked about grami recently kwa na grami and the group which was nominated was soja group which is based in America but kwa na lot of criticism from fans from ready fans and some artist waka zungumziya kwa na chronic sa ni zungumziya kwa na zungumziya what do you feel do you feel they deserve that or maybe from how the criticism kwa ya from the fans definitely they deserve it man they been working hard for long man it had kila ali kiba jikam na kota ali kiba mule mhenga ali laki ni ali kiba ali time ya kwa ya kubari kiaiki fika ataka weni wa muisha kwa foleni you know utafi utafika ilku isha fika ilku wa time yao the time yao sa iya kushain they deserved it definitely siwali iwin wala wala na tijakomplei na wengine wana jo akitumoja it's unfair rege rege is an african rhythm yes african drums bro that's rege wale wa jameika wakenda wa kipiga african drums wuko ina kwa rege badua wali ni wa afrika na imziki ni e soka ni e tu you get me ilikitu na happena pa ni people kuna veni watu wana feel entitlement e ikitu ni e tu wana isha jeshinda wadi rege apana rege is love kusaba we still need to listen to your album to purchase your album where exactly can we get your album so far right now so far my album iko out on distribution a lot of stores already have it since it's pretty recent kuna zinginez na iza kwa badua zia post but it's because they are under review but the music is available everywhere iTunes Apple music Spotify Deezer Boom Play ziko alafu YouTube Pia na mimi kwa social media Pia wana ita futa bizi klas bizi ni BU darasa darasa niyangu mendo prefect kwa na kengelei kwa an issue a DJ kwa kengelei bizi tikiwa li zia mazimu tu tatu performia mi alaf never give up mi na tikiwa tu tatu performia your music but what exactly can you tell the youth who are watching you, who love you appreciate your music this tough times first of all it's tough times we know, we agree, we are there we are living it kama we won't need tough times kama you would see this you are sleeping and you need to wake up it's not easy for us but we are here and this is our country we ain't going nowhere and we are about to vote and we are going to vote you out if you are failing us as youth we are dealing with it that's a message to Mr. Bad Politician and then now to my to Sivuruge maybe it's not up until the elections but Kenya ni etu to go home Sisi wote ni nindugu na dada awa nasiasa washa kafunga wenye wa me kafunga wenye wa badwa na wanguji ya kwingi wa kafunga Sisi ni wale tu so home keep it peaceful keep it 100 keep it busy class music subscribe download my music support your boy see what see to train that he busy busy and exaggerate with gramy we need that kind of energy right now we need that kind of energy right now and then I have an event coming up tomorrow in Dagoreti, Kabyria Adonai Retreat Center it's like a Leavers Bash Pool Party so tu na kali ribisha wa raya wapia wenye karibuni, wenye wa na ingiwa kwa dunia yukweli okay so you know what I mean ya na play line up ni crazy niko na awasani baki modoni feel on the game murasta master freno di general and many more so don't miss it come on come on come on ya man nikiwa gana busy wa gana kwa gana energy ta mwa ingiwa baka right now ni energy ni energy and I believe palu kumtaani you feeling the energy from our very own busy classic you can go to the social media platform Leavers Bash wa tu na kali ribisha wa 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Hello and welcome to NewsClick. It's widely reported that Facebook has been tempering with its reach, the number of audience it's reaching and also there are issues with the organic reach of the pages associated with left movements, left political parties and all that. To discuss these issues we are joined by Prabir, our editor-in-chief, who has extensively worked on the patent issues and technology. So Prabir, as widely reported in different newspapers that Facebook is inflating its reach when it comes to different age groups in different countries. Can you comment more on it? Well it's an interesting figures, a set of figures that have been released. It appears that Facebook, the advert manager, identifies how many are the potential reach if you are on Facebook and you want to give ads or you want to promote posts. In the US, they set for instance the 18-24 age group. There are about 41 million people that you could reach in this way. Census figures seem to show there are only 31 people in that age group, 18-24 age group that exist in the US. So it's an inflation of about 25% of potential viewers, apart from the fact that everybody in the US on Facebook, that leaving that out. The figures, this 25% inflation seems to be uniform. It's there in the larger other age groups, it's there for UK, it's there for Australia. But it seems to be Facebook is systematically inflating potential viewers, potential viewers on its pages. And if the larger the census figures, then obviously there is something very wrong with this. Facebook has given a very weak answer to this, saying well you know we also take into account potential visitors, other people who could be viewing this and so on. But still doesn't explain that why a 25% higher number is being reported and hey, only 5-6 million people who visit the United States from outside. So this is not really a potential answer to what they are saying. So there is something very wrong with the way Facebook claims to have viewers and therefore the amount of advertising money it charges is also being inflated. So there is a very serious problem with it, but you know this is only the tip of the iceberg. We do not have any idea how Facebook counts, what ads will reach, who it will reach, who are the people who are liking your page, which you are promoting. So the whole bunch of other issues that exist with Facebook, this is one which has obviously been found to be wrong and therefore has been reported widely. But a lot of the things are completely hidden because they are inherent in the algorithms that Facebook uses and we have no idea what these algorithms are. So you think it is only because of that they want to earn more money and promote their advertisements, that is why they are doing this. Because there are news about how left-wing sites, left-wing websites, pages are being, their organic reach is coming down drastically while the page engagement is increasing. Well let us pass this into two parts. Why is Facebook in this business at all? Facebook is clearly in the business of earning ad revenues, as we know that Google and Facebook have overtaken the ad revenues from newspapers. So the newspapers are dying as the ad revenue moves more and more into the digital platforms. Digital platforms are not there for your and my benefit. They are there to make money and Facebook is obviously making money. The more traffic it can get, the more it can promote its ads, the more money it makes. So that is a very simple logic of Facebook. It is not there for our social networking, it is there for our social networking to be used as ad revenues for Facebook. That is the entire business model.  Facebook therefore allows much more easier ripping off of videos and playing it on Facebook. All the major YouTube channels have been complaining. It is very difficult to get Facebook to drop the videos, it takes time, it takes effort, a lot of the time they do not address it. And therefore the virality of the videos in Facebook finally may detract from what the YouTube channels could be getting. Newsclick being no exception. The second question you asked that suddenly the reach of left progressive sites had come down. There were a lot of reports for instance from alternate sites in the US as well as what we have seen here. The interesting part of it is that this is supposed to be to weed out what is called fake news.  And if your value judgment is done by thinking that there are some sites whose news is quote unquote not fake using them as judgments, then obviously anybody who doesn't for instance in the United States agree with New York Times or Washington Post would be considered as fake news, both from the right and the left. Now, this is where the problem lies. What is the truth? Who gets to determine it and therefore how do you are ever going to discriminate between quote unquote fake news and real news or real news in this way. So, I don't think this model is a very easy one and trying to get it to do it algorithmically is only adding to the prejudice that exists amount of the programming people who then program a certain logic in the algorithm and our belief that somehow machine intelligence now is superior to human intelligence because the machine can beat us in chess.  So, the problem of this remains and unfortunately the test of what is fake and what is real in this sense would be in the hands of a few companies. The last question, last part of this and I will really end with that is you know we wanted to fight for net neutrality and there is a particular reason we wanted to do it because if you have your own website, you don't have the power of a Google or a Facebook but if you have your own website at least you have an ability to reach any of your users. It may take time, it may take a lot of effort but yes nobody can really stop it. If you are using platforms like Google and Facebook and even for your website they are important. The point is that you can be cut off from the knees very easily. If Facebook changes its algorithm which is it has done a number of times for instance it reduces the organic reach from something which is much higher to now below 5%. So, all of these things mean that you are at the mercy of the algorithm and the algorithm is directed to make Facebook money or Google money. It is not meant for your reach, that is not its primary purpose unlike your website which it is. Therefore, if net neutrality goes then we will be completely at the mercy of the digital platforms and that is the bigger battle that we need to fight to keep net neutrality alive. That is our only corrective against these digital platforms and what shall I say their unscrupulous use of algorithms to make more money for themselves. Thank a lot Praveer and as these things proceed we will be discussing it more. Thank a lot for watching NewsClick.


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