Alas ma'in sana from Kitengela and then someone is saying from Kaganda Muranga then Dominik is saying wali mu Dominik nikiwa kisi kwenna amasago then there is someone else saying good morning that is Hillary K.E. Mngini amini ambia natezama nikiwa hapa na muesi in bungoma county mimi na tamani sana kufika mumbasa but very soon hope lazimantafika your dreams are valid your dreams are valid so that guy has introduced to us the question of the day what we are asking you kwen tanda awe tu nini kwenbe you go on our social media handles nia uwone nini nitu na uliza so our question of the day which has been answered by one of the viewers or rather one of the people that have commented is domestic tourism ni wapi huja waifika hapa Kenya na una tamani sana kufika ni wapi huja waifika na una tamani sana kufika that is here in Kenya where have you desired to go to the most end you've never gone to before i get to hear or rather before i get to read more comments someone has said mumbasa iaia kubungoma but they would want to go to mumbasa so before i get to read all your comments and ask everyone in this studio to tell me where they have always wanted to go to i have two beautiful ladies in studio to talk to us about tourism it's world tourism day there seems to be a world something day every day and today happens to be world tourism day 2023 karibu nisana thank you kukuna moja ame baka pageant you look nice thank you you know you know nanganga wa to work kikai vela fona kwa mkai mkila wa are those things true can we just ask before you give us you tell us you live those things true then you mkila nga mi tabudu ya kichu and then you sit in an upright mana yeah they help you train your posture so mimi even me kavi baya i need to sit like this yeah but what we are taught so let me ask you why do i need to sit like this like why do i need to sit with my back straight kus you as a model you are representing something so you always have to be like on brand sit kama nina slouch nislouch lakini i will never understand it just it's a good place to start this conversation can you tell us your name so my name is Elisabeth Nzilani I'm a runway model and fashion designer and entrepreneur and I have my own foundation it's called Nzilani Foundation amazing there's an amazing lady in glasses my name is Chayontegi I just completed my sorry my name is Chayontegi they are parents who have a phd in naming children yeah they overdid it okay it's fine you have a beautiful name thank you yeah I'm waiting to start my career in public administration so that's all right now amazing so are you passionate about traveling yeah personally I am because as a model most of the time you'll be required to travel to events to various places maybe there's a function you're supposed to attend so it's something you have to adapt but if you love it from the start it's an added advantage because you get to enjoy it it's not like your first for me it's just I like fun I have to have a list a list of places to go like you have it's the tip you know so yeah it's okay so tuwanzi tukwa yoswa liya yanyetuna uliza wa tukwam tandao let me just start with both of you before even talk about world stories in day let's just start from ni wabi huja wa ifika hapa kenya na una tamani sana kufika for me it has to be diani oh okay oh that place I always see the photos the views I'm like so yeah diani ena shipahi I don't know I think it's in Naivasha it's just in a kanga really luxurious and you know just want to go there and relax nothing much personally where mmhmm I don't know it's so honest to ask me today I I don't think I fancy going to Kost wow no okay practically I think because I have lived in Kost okay makes sense I don't you see the way people love think about Kost and they're like ooh I want to go to Kost I think where I would want to go to where I have fancy going to is this kajadu kajadu to places in kajadu those two beautiful beautiful place I think I have us I have a lot may have a bucket I don't have my phone I wanted to tell you I have a whole list of places I want to go to in Kenya so I am I'm doing I'm taking them one by one like in terms of places that not many people go to so I don't want to go to Naivasha I don't want to Nakuru those are like it's just too remote to places to when you go to Audrey atimu kona kikitu kani toa saab samu eno kukajadu nukondani I've heard of it it's so nice yeah so I that's what I'm thinking so let me ask you do you think that there are places that are overrated in terms of tourism here in Kenya for me would say I think the the Kost the Kostal region for us people are like I'm going to Kost Nanda Mombasa you know and in your head you have this whole it's a nice place but then you have this whole big picture of everything that's going then you reach there you're like oh so we have normal people there it's just normal Kenyans you know because sometimes people tend to think it's like a place that's different from from Kenya but I think for me the Kost but it's a beautiful place yeah do you find that somewhere you think it's overrated in Kenya I'd also think Kost Kost there's nothing different other than the beaches restaurants nibi tuzikopia na irobi like everything is just the same other than kwingia kwa magi na kwingia kwa magi the only difference ni om changa kwa kus badatru kutenda swimming pool at resorts and stuff yeah I think what I enjoy Kost ni wa zungu maybe because of the climate and what but for us seti ni katuna to roka snow somewhere so yeah Kost is quite overrated so uiwa mesema na toka kwa nadiyani na kasi ma Kost ni overrated Kost mombasa to be specific okay yes okay okay mombasa but there is no difference okay why do you feel so because mombasa and again it's all the same people go for the same reasons na inaka the same so there's no difference do you find do you in your own opinion do you feel like as that is when I mean as the local mananshi that is Kenyan domestic of course let me just naming that because that's what they're called domestic tourists do you how would you compare domestic tourism level with international tourism level because you see as Kenyans have we embraced tourism so I think for international tourism it's I think it's performing better compared to domestic tourism because for us I feel we are we are usually like this place you don't see them that excitement that joy it's like you're going to a new place but you see for the tourists the international ones when they come they're like they're so excited because they're going to a new place it's maybe most of the time it's a new name to them when they are here in this places for the first time so for me I think international tourism is doing better definitely international because okay atakwa tour agencies like when you want to give them a deal of we're just locals we want to go somewhere they don't the reception is quite different compared to like international guests or tourists because they usually like ah here tighten the tapes amingi and you guys are just difficult to deal with but international tourists their rates are higher so they pay more which is beneficial economically and also I'd say kama there's a time I went to mara for three days by the second day I was bored I was so bored I think any you wake up in the morning the same things you see day one it's the same things you see day two and any since then I haven't been able to go to Simba next day and go to Simba the third day like no so I think international tourists they find it exciting for them it's exciting so it's a new experience yeah so let me ask you you've raised a very important a very important point if you as a domestic traveller are thinking like that do you feel like sisi ndotuna changia our tourism sector not growing the domestic side of it yes because I feel like if we were more excited about it and if we had that enthusiastic energy like we are excited we always wanting to go to new places let's go visit this part of Kenya let's go this side I feel people would embrace the culture more compared to just oh Amanda Naivasha oh okay you know yeah yeah I agree he a try on I love I love what you've done there I love what you've done there that came in quite quite handy but are we putting enough effort into our tourism sector no we are not why not because I feel there is some effort but we can do better we can advertise better we can encourage our community here the local you know people we can I think we can do something to yeah the locals we are not doing much but at least we have to our agencies when you understand in place of that ataka as we are not visiting the places and what but their marketing is very top-notch they have very nice packages and yeah plus the ministry in charge of it so they come quite in handy so in a in a balance they help to have the balance in that sector yeah amazing let me introduce the issue of traveling agencies would you rather travel using a traveling agency or just arrange your own traveling means so for me I have never used the traveling agency so I wouldn't know how the experience is but what I hear from people I think the experience is nice it's more convenient because you don't have to to source out for resources by your own like traveling means accommodation and stuff they get you sorted and everything so I think it's an experience I'm yet to try but from what I hear from people it's it's a nice feedback so I don't know travel agencies I think it depends if you're traveling on a budget it's not a good idea to use travel agencies and but if you have the money and you're comfortable paying because they're obviously going to add their own charges they have to benefit from it and to use travel agencies it's also beneficial for people who are not familiar with the place let's say some like international tourists so they're the ones who'll probably use agencies and also let's say if you're from Bungoma you want to go to cost you wouldn't know cost so a travel agency will be the best choice because they'll arrange what you'll do like the first day maybe go swim with dolphins do one two three but if you're on a budget you have to like sit down let's plan transport this is what it's going to cost us we don't have to use a plane let's use SGR when we get there we don't have to use a taxi let's use tuk-tuk you know so it's going to be cheaper so yeah so what what do you look for in um now that we were talking about our question of the day was talking about place una deza takakufika so what do you look for in a vacation package like right now assuming that you're going for a vacation what will do you look for in a vacation package I think for me I would go for comfortability first of all and the convenience and then are there some exciting things to do some activities maybe sightseeing what are we going to do while we are there because I want something different from where I'm coming from let's say if I need a vacation it means I need a break for my from my day to day life so I need something more exciting so I think for me I would look for the thrill for the convenience and comfortability and of course affordability what will the ideal vacation package look like try affordable it has to be affordable first affordable but still they have like good accommodation for me when I'm traveling I think number one thing where I'm going to rest after the whole day it has to be somewhere quite exquisite I'd say so and what else we have to have like free stuff like you know we let you do stuff on their own budget kind of yeah so you've raised very beautiful amazing points what would you consider most important in the tourism sector that is is it the price is it the product or is it the experience that is communication what would you consider most important the price that is money yeah the product what you're getting or the experience I think for me I would choose it's a tough one so for me I think I would look at the the experience first of all and if I was to choose a second one I would go with price the experience because the product can be there the services can be top notch but at the end of the day the experience is on you you can choose either to have fun to enjoy or to engage they can give you the packages but at the end of the day if you don't want to take part in the activities if if you don't want to be part of the package you won't have the full experience and I feel that's on you so for me I would go for experience first of all and then price okay so I'd say experience then product then price I would choose but by the time you are deciding to go on holiday or a vacation let's say you put like money for that so price will come last then experience is number one because I'm going on that ship because I want to have fun I need to experience it like it's very disappointing tell me you go to cost and then it rains the whole time it rains it rains the whole time I went that was what happened to me the last time I was in cost let me tell you it was in sorry it rains the whole time I choose you now was it May or April it was during that school holiday not the second one the school holiday I went to cost and I went on a Thursday I was coming back for a Sunday let me tell you it rained on Thursday it rained on Friday it rained on Saturday the only day I went out and I left Nairobi went to cost the only day it did not rain was on Saturday from one oh my goodness that was the only time I went out okay the weather was amazing because it was not that kukiniye shabada hukabali it like it was it was nice but let me tell you I can't trust faith you don't you you don't know if you are going to live in a kitchen and you are in a room the whole entire weekend because there is I really prayed stop praying no Thursday did not stop Friday Saturday and I was just like I will not have gone two I went to cost during that time never ever so you didn't get to swim no even to go out the only thing I did when I went for that for that back the only thing I did was attend church on Sunday and on Saturday afternoon I went for a walk in old town that was literally it in a pair of shorts and a t-shirt that was it that was your first time there no but for holy day exactly that's what happened the last time I was in cost was recently that was a one day thing I went for a day in the morning got in spent the day I didn't go anywhere so now you are I just stayed in the hotel and that was it stayed in the hotel the whole day went to I don't know I have this love for old town went to old town in the evening then came back on Saturday so now this second time was supposed to be the highlight now this second time I was just was and then rain ok nili kwa but at the first time do nili kwa na psych but the second time I just needed a day away from my normal schedule I was just tired and I wanted I want rest so I went to cost so your experience was old town sorry I cut you short but I totally relate when you say it is not funny to wake up to look for a vacation and then it is ruined by weather have you ever had an experience where you wanted to go doesn't have to be like a vacation vacation like you had to travel but you wanted you were you are going to somewhere and then yeah you wanted to have yeah I've had one of those moments for me it was a different one because now we were supposed to to have an event and now it's at night and we the team they were they were not ready with the the tents and everything so now rain starts and people are now stranded what do we do should we go on should we cancel should we postpone because now it was last minute but thank god it wasn't that long they were zile shot shot once try on we won't do it as you say we won't do it we won't do it we won't do it as you say we want to tell us haven't been in such a situation yeah rain kwa niya ribia plants the dea niwan that's the only thing that is stuck in my mind with rain I can't even remember any other scenario other than the dea niwan because I think yon dei ni uma the most inu unamka you've changed you're just in your swimwear umekasa unangodja aki itaisha itaisha let's wait till evening you're just like okay saniku kula tuna kuru di kula la so yeah that's cool I think one of the most crucial things when it comes to tourism is customer service what's your definition of outstanding or rather impeccable customer service for me I would I would go for a team that's friendly first of all that's accommodative of every person because we all have different personalities and different characters so to say so a nice customer service kind of deal would be one that is accommodative to everyone and one that's friendly and they're just ready to assist you and they're outspoken not like you feel you have to be like excuse at times they also reach out first yeah try it what will be you like take on that yo yo this is this ukitokai your trip utakua like man I had the best experience with that customer service I think we'll start with the tour agency first lotfi kekwa the place itself as much as we like to support the small businesses that are coming to our agencies the problem is most of them are kwangi organized so they end up spoiling your whole experience and holiday like you might get to the vacation and maybe the activities something that was in the package you go assuming this is my activity for today it's already paid for you get there then you are told no we don't have an idea about that you have to pay again so you already there maybe you hadn't budgeted for that you guys left home knowing everything is sorted so you have to source extra funds already that has spoiled your experience because now you have to none likes digging into their pockets a second time a third time so on tour agencies that could be my only complaint and then maybe you go to a place kama it cost atakua to anapenda kwenda cost there are places where they prefer serving other races I won't specify but various other races so you might sit there we take time to bring you food there are restrictions that ni nim na kiawa and you are like aya why is this other person able to do this and I can't do that when he wants the problem so is my customer service is I think in Afakwa priority number one because that will determine will they want to go to that place again will they travel to this agency again and yeah you've raced something that's very very like attachi attachi subjects because in tourism where we started from because we almost coming to the end of this conversation where we started from from domestic and international tourists there's this the way she's saying it that there's a way that international travelers are treated that domestic travelers are not treated and I wanted to ask what in your opinion what do you think could be done to better the situation so for me I think if we embrace it's okay to be in these places it's okay to be in the same space with these other races and for us to normalize it's okay for you to get the same services they are getting I think that would be a stepping stone because if you go to a place you know like if this one is being served a certain way I should also be served a certain way because the amount we are paying is the same is there any time it's written now for international ones you pay this amount and then follow I think the services the pricing is the same so first of all for us I think it needs to start with us embracing like the fact that if this service this is the standard I should be getting this it shouldn't be minimum and also for the for the ones in charge like the ones offering the services I think they should also embrace it's like you also giving back to to your people because it will also encourage domestic tourism because you'll be like if you go to this place there usually this certain race there but the experience you get it's the same so it will be somehow encouraging to us to engage more in these activities and to travel more amazing try your two cents okay for me I'd say training training of the personnel who are handling the clients you have to make sure they know every everyone is important this is how you deal with people and so they'll be they'll be fair and then supervision supervisors have to be say to you just sit somewhere and give instructions like move around know how my clients being treated is everyone being treated or right are there any complaints and if there is any issue of racism what is the not like punishment but what are the consequences of a certain personnel if you are sported or reported or something yeah and then what we can do also as tourists when you go to a place and then you feel apana nimeonewa I think we also have to like to try your mentality akunam toa kwa apaku kwa nea you know so uneza fika ata someone is just saying something out of this these are the instructions place yetu ikoivi but you na feel apana nani ambivo jumini in Kenya and na feel nikawu yako betaku nishinda so uta end up umova react over something that's not an issue and then yeah venya tu piatuna say maichi ah costi kovarated jobi kovarated if we show them we are also important we are also traveling to these places we are giving you business so tafanya wanziku treat everyone equal amazing naunam tumginame sema watching from siyae actually me he's calling himself himself chachil watching from siyae mimimu nipele ke mumbasa kwae kariuki nisema following then there is racha racha jose hopi nimi pronunce visu rea mesima wata mu yantaka kwa na wata mu then someone is saying tuning from Murangagidraf thank you then uh munginame sema hapombele kando then someone is saying tuning from Naivasha na place nemeta mani kufika nidiya ni at least me enjoy the cool breeze at the beach someone identifies with you that is Michael Truman then there is Shix Lacey na sema na kuru massive thank you then there is Lucy and Lucy na sema following thank you then there is Pablo saying watching thank you munginame sema Luke Junior mesima mani pelika wata mu then Katerina me sema pamoja tukupamoja na wewe perwe I say Basti na sema waitu fefom nipele kemo Basta Basti Wandoasi na sema okay thank you Wandoasi then Kevo is saying good morning good morning to you Kevo then Edgar is saying nyahuru tuned thank you so much Edgar so I want us to wrap up this conversation I don't know where you want to wrap it up but I want you to give us a parting shot of umshat wami amnata kakwenda wapi at least ningejwa ninge malizia na yaw part but to liyaza na yaw part so you can give us your part in chat anything tourism related and tell us where we can find your nurses on your social media handles that's your camera so for me I would encourage the public out there and people if you want to travel somewhere it's nice to have those goals and visions it's nice to want nice things and a vacation and everything and once in a while it's nice for you to have a vacation they say too much work without play makes makes liza dull girl yes so if you work hard you should also enjoy hard so to say so it's nice to have these packages it's nice to explore our beautiful country we have various activities to do here and we should embrace domestic tourism it will boost us as an economy as a country and it will encourage just more to be on the same level as the others on an international platform so for me you can find me on instagram at nzilani underscore lizz and everywhere else tik tok facebook snapchat at lizz nzilani these ending we are going to December holidays and stuff so to our agencies mongese packages very many people people don't have to travel as couples as friends who know each other let's just get out of our comfort zone travel with new people make connections to say the economy to say the ruto instagram underscore try on teji if teji na pronunci laji teji ji when i grow up i will name my children the way mama try and named her way i think na pijama mama try and let it pay i'll pay tips on naming children because way but anyway thank you for keeping us company from money up till now we do not take your company for granted we appreciate you immensely and you know we're going to do the same time same place same everything tomorrow the same time to putani hapa kesho for sasde vibes where we get to radiate and brighten up your morning my name is Chris my again thank you for being with us today


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Hey everybody, welcome back to the Linux cast or as Zany is going to be calling today the Mac cast that the loser He's losing using a Mac. I'm sorry. I couldn't even make it like three seconds into this thing without making fun of you For using no less. This is actually the Linux cast We're supposed to be using Linux to record this but loser over there is not actually using Linux I don't know what the hell's wrong with him. It's gonna be one of those days where I just make Incredible fun of Tyler. I'm Matt. He's Tyler. He's using a Mac.   Well, my graphics card died and sort of the power supply And so it was going to be more expensive to get those two parts to fix my main machine compared to this M1 Mac and I had a buddy talk me into it and he's like Because I mean Well, he he is more of an Apple user in general Which I I should have known better, but I was like, yeah I'll go ahead and give it a shot because I can't go return it if I don't like it and Even though I can't run Linux on it and I'm not the biggest fan of Mac really all I want to get done is work in Blender and work on my game and it has Amaze me in what it can do it can handle me running like Blender and Unity Streaming all at the same time running my game at 60 FPS If not a little bit of stuttering which I can't fault it for it's literally emulating both Unity and Blender and OBS so it's It's pretty good and it's surprised me that Apple has made a price competitive product That being said, I'd love to get a Linux on it. That's I just Using a Mac Like I'm still 20 minutes ago still kind of like stuck on that point that you're using a Macintosh right now Do you to record a Linux podcast? It's it's sacrilegious. Yeah, it's a class for me I feel like people have been burning the steak for this So I would ask you what you've been doing on Linux this week, but obviously you haven't done shit on Linux No, it's it's also been I haven't Almost even used a computer in a week I've just been using my phone and getting a lot of like caught up on a lot of housework because When my those parts died initially, I thought it was my motherboard That was the problem and then got the new motherboard and it's not the problem further diagnosis led to it's the power supply and graphics card, so Yeah Well, so we can't ask you what you're doing. I've been doing on Linux this week is dying because I Installed pipe wire on this machine. Okay, so I'm blaming that a little bit But mostly I plugged in an Elgato cam like two weeks ago to try to record Some fedora for the channel on my laptop, you know recording over here and ever since that point things have just been fucking up left and right so The audio has I mean is been horrible because it Keep switching between input sources for whatever reason so I go to record a video and I get through halfway through the video And I realized the entire time. I've not been recording on this microphone. That actually sounds really good You know it costs lots of money You know it's been recording on this crappy ten-year-old microphone from the webcam. It's the Like come on Linux Linux you're 40 years old. Okay, it's time to grow up It's time to get audio that works and pipe wire is not this loop.  There's none Like it feels like something else is using you know how when something else is using your webcam and OBS won't show up The video it's like that only there's nothing else using the webcam I have to shut OBS down and open it back up for the webcams to show up. It's the dumbest thing It's driving me bonkers and and just to be clear. You're not using Wayland, right? No, no, no I'm on DWM in arch like using. Yeah, you know X or so it's It has none to do it like The thing is It's almost certainly come though the video thing almost has to be a compositor problem Because I've been having a compositor issue with pycom where sometimes my The stuff on the screen just kind of a casus seizure for like five seconds and like everything that jumps around like it's Being electrocuted. It's really weird It's it's just Don't use Linux use Mac The thing we need to talk about it. This is so dumb. I Haven't had this many Linux problems ever like I Like everyone talks when you first switch to Linux you have problems because you don't know tell you're doing I never had those issues, you know, the biggest issue I had when I first switched to links was the you We the UEFI shit, right and I had to do with Linux I was just me trying to figure out how to switch from you yet UEFI to legacy BIOS, right? That was the biggest issue I ever had Now, I mean I had other issues that were me caused by me being a dumbass, but those have never had anything to do with Linux This time Yeah, it's just it's been a whole week like a week and a half of just nothing working right and I Used to when this start like when I when I would have a problem that Came from an update or something like that.  I'm going to go through. I'm a new campaign I'm gonna put something else. I'm a distro hop. I've tried so hard not to do that because I like my setup right now I have you know all my window managers installed. I have all my dot files their way one to go to I have all the apps I need it's so good, but there's these little things right now that are just pissing me off and nothing's working, right? It's almost driven me to switch to a Mac Just kidding about that. I'd never do that At least one of us We can't we can't both leave now We'd have to change the name of the channel. Oh, we'd have to for sure Mac cast. I'm sure that already exists Well, I the one thing I will say though is I don't know if it's it may be something to do with Arch because for the first time ever Right before my computer had all of its complete issues. I tried installing Arch going from Fedora back to Arch and After the most like recent update where they added like multiple downloads and you know stuff like that Pi com was just I mean like Not working at all for me like I had it installed and I was you know executing it through my excellent RC file and It just like it. It was like it didn't exist And there was I can't remember what the other issue that I was having was but there was another just small quirk That wasn't working right after the latest update But I will say one thing with our should normally when that stuff happens just the next day if you update it's fixed So I have 220 updates waiting for me right now I'm kind of scared to update because I'm just worrying something's gonna go break because I've seen Some chatter in the telegram group for Arco where they're having some problems like I don't know if I want to update right now or not Especially when I'm already having issues, but I will say this the the simultaneous downloads in Pac-Man. Oh, so good Yeah, it's so good. I guess I saw the program.  I was like it's done like what wait what? It's so good But if it's like I've got fast internet here and with with those multiple downloads like fast internet makes me feel like I've got fiber I'm like, yeah, it looks like I was like I've got pios in this bitch, right? All right, so that was the weekend Mac as or as Tyler's meant to call it I'm let's go ahead and jump to the the Whatever the hell we call it the contact information God, this is horrible You can follow us on Twitter at the Linux cast you can subscribe to all of our audio feeds and all that kind of stuff It's a Linux cast at org that will eventually be a website I'm just a lazy bastard. Haven't gotten around to it. You can follow you can contact us on email The links cast at gmail.com again eventually will have a proper email address again much too lazy Facebook.com slash Linux cast you can follow Tyler on all of his stuff on Odyssey and YouTube links will be in the video description or in the Show notes and you can subscribe to us on YouTube at youtube.com slash Linux cast also link in the Description and you can support us on patreon at patreon.com slash the Linux cast so Each and every week we choose two news links one each and This week is no different. So Tyler. Why don't you go ahead and tell us what your news link is? Well, my news link hasn't changed from the original one that I put in there when we try to record it the first time but it's Linux Mint adds bulk adds a bulk rename tool and Also improved file search Which I just thought the bulk rename tool was a pretty neat feature for new users I mean like let's be honest Linux Mint very much is targeted towards new Linux users and In small tools like this Are great for new users because when you're when you're not an advanced, you know user and you're also on a new platform Like Linux that you're unfamiliar with easy to use Tools like this for you know when you're doing those bigger or more specific tasks Are great and I can attest to one thing Mac has a Much worse file system and does not have nifty tools like this just built-in I was talking about it before we started pressing record before we pressed record and started but In Mac, I don't know out of the default like maybe some crazy Mac user can explain why this is a thing But they default the file system or file browser to where you can just Create files and store them anywhere and you can stack them over one another There's no organization or like grid or anything to the file browser from the get-go That is the dumbest thing and it's so annoying and you have to manually select like sort by a grid in Every single folder on your system. There's a whole bunch of things about Mac that I I'm not a big fan of and I think Linux Mint For those people out there who are considering a Linux Istro Yeah, Linux has a much better file system than Mac, especially than Windows. So What do you what's your opinion on this article here, all right, so I think it's probably a good thing But it also reminds me of why I don't care for the mint developers are much. They always seem to duplicate efforts so much Always trying to do something new that doesn't really need to be done. So like Their file manager is called Nemo. I love Nemo. I think it's the best file manager, but it didn't need to exist Thunar exists, right? They could have forked Thunar and just made Nemo out of that and you know done some their own stuff But it doesn't seem like they did that it seems like they did Nemo from the ground up But the reason why I say Thunar is because Thunar comes with a bulk file manager It's not built in it's like a separate application. It just every time you install Thunar you get this thing I don't understand and this is not that this is actually something that they built from the ground up Or at least that's what this article says and I just don't understand. I don't understand their need to Duplicate effort. I mean, it's a big problem in all of Linuxdom, you know where developers just like well, I don't like really what you're doing.  Yeah, good. Well like for big developers like Linux Mint like when you're catering to a huge community Duplicating effort like that. It's just like everyone views your time It like whether or not the developers view their time as valuable the community views their time as valuable and when you're spending that valuable time making something that you could have just Copied from somewhere like I mean, it's it's free software. That's what it's there for copy it do what you want to do to it In much shorter time and they go about your life Like I would understand like this is why I preach on them to switch to LMDE is the primary Because at least that they want to create something original, right? And while yes, you're gonna still be basing on Debian It What you're doing when you're basing yourself on Ubuntu is just you're you're basing yourself on a copy of a copy Like Ubuntu itself is based on Debian If Linux Mint was based themselves on Debian and built their stuff from the ground up like they seem to want to do They should just do it, you know, you know, it would be it There'd be a painful transition period because it's not quite there yet And it doesn't have the support of canonical behind it, you know Because canonical does all the snaps and all that kind of stuff and but Linux make it doesn't use the snap store Anyways, they use what I think they use flat packs but No matter it's it just always feels like they're Focused thing their development time on things that they don't really need to do Because everything like that kind of just it exists and if you have other ideas like you said Fork it and make it your own, you know And unless it's like completely Different than I mean it'd be different if this bulk rename tool did something other than what other book renamed tools did But it doesn't it just walk renames files. That's all it does.  It's not I mean, maybe it's a little bit faster But again, you could afford something that was already there made it your own and slapped your name on it I mean, that's what they seem to want to do, you know That'd be fine. It just It's this kind of thing that always you know, I don't know if I really like mint, you know, I like I like I like the cinnamon desktop, but Again, since the cinnamon desktop All right, so at least with the cinnamon desktop it feels like they took What's good about mate and made it modern like it makes it feel like there was a purpose behind the cinnamon desktop, right? But with some of the other stuff it just it feels like complete duplication of effort and It's some kind of just like I don't know if I want to even be around those guys that their weirdness might you know Spread It's it's just very good. Like I've never really thought about it that way, but you're you're very right like what they choose to be unique about is It makes no sense. Like if you if you want to be completely unique do your own thing from the ground up Wouldn't you start with like the foundation of your distribution? Not just the small little programs that everyone's going to use all the time That most likely has already been implemented for like 20 years. Yeah, and you know Yeah, oh dear Linux mint. You want to do something original fix audio on Linux Like dude Go fix audio on Linux. Everybody would love you.  I mean for them We know that well at least audio works for the most part like we can use it Okay, we're using audio right now, but there are so many of these little problems that just break for everyone from time to time Go out there. Linux meant fix it. Okay? We will love you forever But it's not every shrines built seriously, we will worship you like the gods But they don't do that. They they make IPTV applications and they make Belk rename stuff that you know, I Have my problems with the Fedora people and the guys behind you know and pipe wire and Wayland I I I can understand why Wayland exists. I can understand why pipe where I guess I don't think and we're gonna talk about this later I don't think that they're going about the right way with pipe wire, but at least them They're taking problems that we know exists and they're fixing it not so much with genom But with why a little wayland and and pipe wire, right, you know With the Linux mint they just like we're gonna take something that already exists perfectly works perfectly fine make our own version of it and spend time doing that and Ignore the other props that Linux seems to have like like put your development I mean it'd be different if they were just regular developers like if they were just like like you said I mean they're running Linux is probably the second biggest Linux distribution out there in terms of Linux users Like obviously Ubuntu has all of them and then there's gonna be like that. Those are the for this for new users It's very very big and it You're right. It does feel like we value their time more than they do Mm-hmm, and it also seems to piss like that the Clem guy who runs it It feels like this stuff kind of stuff always pisses him off Like he always is getting so mad at Ubuntu and and you know All this other stuff and people not doing their updates and something like well That's good to be mad about it, but don't do I mean you're leading the team man Don't let them focus on this kind of stuff. Let them focus on the big stuff All right. Anyways I'm getting very worked up and it's all your fault because you're using a Mac Of course all right, so My News thing for this week if I can actually get this thing up here Yeah, is that Firefox 89 arrived with the quote-unquote from OMG Ubuntu a controversial new look so I'm actually gonna not show I'm showing the article on screen right now, but I'm actually going to change to Firefox right now with no cameras on screen so you can just see this what we talk Just for a minute And this is what Firefox looks like now and then I'm gonna switch back to this the split because I don't know if The audio will actually work They don't know if I have the proper audio sources set up on that particular scene and I don't want to mess that up But yeah, so it's Firefox has a brand new design.  I don't give any shits. It still looks fine for me I have other problems with Firefox Mainly that it doesn't actually Browse the web properly anymore, but Like you have one job and you have one job But yeah, so there's this they got these gigantic ass tabs up at the top if you use this without and you know any CSS tweaking and it is It's pretty ugly Yeah, I think that they're trying to do this to differentiate themselves from Chrome to make it look completely different But I gotta tell you Firefox the reason why people aren't using Firefox has nothing to do with what you look like Yeah Literally, so I'm using Firefox right now because good lord. I mean Safari works, but barely I'm not I don't have any problems with the new UI I Don't I mean I think the older version looked better, but either way I don't have really a promise just different in my opinion But you hit the head the nail on the head there It doesn't matter the the UI is the least of my worries when it comes to fire I mean if I had a problem with the UI I could like you said you see us I can change it It's it's not that big of a deal the the problem with Firefox has to do with everything that they're choosing to do as a corporation like That's really it Firefox doesn't need a UI change Firefox needs a clear direction and Make it known fire about 500 people including like the CEO and all those executives and go back to being just a browser company That's what they need to do every time we talk about Firefox. We talk about how How does this how does this come corporation? employee a thousand people like what is Like I don't understand like They give they they make they make no money right? We know this they make $0 right in fact they make negative dollars is what they make Somehow they end up losing money even though they get four hundred million dollars every ten years from Google and they take that money and They do a redesign every four years That seems to be where they spend their money and they say they also seem to Like I'm really happy that the thousand people who work for Mozilla have jobs. I'm never one to say you want to know what Let's not give these people jobs. Let's kick them out on their asses. Like I don't really want to be that guy but Mozilla is perhaps the most important foundation when it comes to open source software. It's it's it may be the one corporate one foundation, you know one I'm gonna call it a corporation, but whatever, you know, it's it's the one entity in open source That has the chance to spread open-source software Beyond Linux and all this like Linux itself is never gonna get below above five percent market shares It's never going to happen, you know, you know Other things that are open source and stuff like it's always going to be very small but Firefox had the opportunity to be The bastion of open source for normal people because people want different options other than chrome. I mean At least technological people they want something other than chrome or at least at one point. They wanted that, right? Yeah, they've lost that opportunity and The way they're running right now, they have no chance of getting the opportunity back because they're focused on weird shit You know, they're focused on the stuff that doesn't matter Let's start let's start a VPN like I understand the need to figure out how to get a different revenue stream other than Google but All right tomorrow, I'm going to be the CEO of Firefox. My first task is going to be really hard I'm gonna fire a ton of people like everybody that is Unnecessarily, you're gonna be gone. I'm sorry. I'm gonna write you glowing right letters. Are you taking a salary cut? Yeah Pay me a hundred thousand dollars, man. I'm good. I don't need to be paid four million dollars a year No, I don't get me wrong. I want four million dollars a year, but a hundred thousand dollars perfectly fine That's good money. You want it fine. You want to know what you don't want to get paid a hundred thousand dollars a year fine $200,000 a year double it, you know that even that's still acceptable. I guess fine I think she makes like two million. I think it was I think it's I think it's her I don't even know I can remember what the CEO's name is it doesn't matter. All I know is that pissed me off They like two point three million dollars. I think was their salary something some crazy number Thank you. Oh, come on. That's reasonable. No, I'm sure she has to work Really hard for that money that she didn't earn Like your your corporation makes no money. You don't get to pay yourself that amount of money You just don't okay? Okay, I'm just I understand you have kids to feed whatever you don't need that much money to feed your kids Wal-Mart is perfect I don't even think Octo mom needs that much money to feed her kids You know if it been five hundred thousand dollars a year I mean, yeah, it seems a little excessive, but I don't think anybody would care about five hundred dollars a year But you're a CEO of the biggest right open-source browser that in existence, right? So five hundred K fine, so I'm the CEO to I'm sorry tomorrow I'm cutting my my salary down to a hundred K, you know fine. I'm to me a hundred thousand dollars a year So I'm got some money to spend You know, I guess that's great. I made 20 K last year. I'm bumping that up by five, you know Yeah, so maybe maybe it's my perspective this thing like a hundred thousand dollars is perfectly fine But you know whatever Even if you're living in New York at a hundred thousand dollars a year you can pay your rent buy buy groceries still have money to save and I mean depending on how many kids you have if you've got plenty of kids then that might be tight But you're not gonna be living like Donald Trump. Okay? Yeah, yeah, but but you're not starving and you're not in some run-down And a hundred thousand dollars you make more than the vast majority of people on the in this country It vast majority of people in the world but anyways Pick up number one fire like 80% of the people like at Mozilla right like day one like I'm sorry I'm running. I'm running your recommendations You know But you're gone. Sorry. We don't need you. We do a browser 200 people to code a browser Plenty of people. Okay, I know that's cutting the workforce by like, you know, 70% Once that's done get rid of every single Extraneous project that isn't named Firefox like every one of them Like I'm pretty sure Thunderbirds already on its own But any other projects that we don't know about because they're there We just don't know about them. Get rid of them the VPN everything. It's gone. Okay Those are the those are the restructuring things that I do day one and then those 200 people that are left Make me a browser That browses the internet, okay This is the one job you have to do. Okay, make me a browser that browses the internet The same as Chrome does but isn't Chrome. Okay, I don't want to be using blink But I just want you to go through and make sure that it's completely compatible with everything that blink does In an open way, you know and just do that focus on that Don't go through and redesign the damn tabs. We don't need you to read that design the tabs. It's so dumb. I Get so upset with Firefox. I Think the only thing that I would add on to that I don't know if you just weren't thinking about this and would definitely add this on but I'm definitely gonna say a Part of that plan would be after you've removed those those employees because you have to think some of them are gonna have Severances like severance packages stuff like that. So you're gonna have to go to the board and be like, okay, look so We're technically sort of losing money right now But this is a huge marketing push because what we're gonna do after all these people are gone We are just focusing on the browser and we're gonna make a massive PR marketing campaign about us cutting like cutting extraneous projects and just focusing on making the best browser possible Make a good browser and then buy some TV time with that four hundred million dollars, you know You know, we never see is an advertisement for Firefox You're right, you know, you never see an advertisement for flex for you Let's screw everything. I just said Even if Firefox is just the way it is. Let's take some of the money and advertise for it now You know, mm-hmm. I like I'm like that's the one thing Linux doesn't had do Yeah, all very good Like I actually doesn't do it at all. It's just period. It doesn't do marketing Like if you used it just a little just a tiny bit of Margaret marketing for for Firefox people would you know go check it out?  Okay, like I can tell you that my I keep my my Intelligence is definitely not on par with like Einstein or whatever. I think I don't have that kind of ego I'm well aware of my limitations, but it feels like and maybe this is just arrogance on my part, but it feels like Solving Firefox's problems at least What I perceive as their problems is would be so easy these these things seem so obvious to me, but Apparently they're not that obvious them because they're too busy paying the CEO millions of dollars a year to do what? I'm not exactly sure. I'm sure they have like a COO and a CTO and all an entire board of executives that make millions of dollars And that's where the four hundred thousand four hundred million dollars every ten years is going like it's not going to the average Firefox developer He probably gets paid 60 or $70,000 a year Like you can make way much way more money going to Google and that's probably what most of them end up doing And I think that's sort of the problem We're we're talking about fire fought Firefox playing the long game and they're playing the short game How do we how do we pay like our employees and our board of directors and all that stuff the most money this year? Yeah, and that shouldn't be the focus Way too much time on fire We've been going for a half an hour already this is gonna be an hour and a half show we haven't even got to the main What it was even what yeah, yeah, the next the next topic is pipe where so We set ourselves a challenge We were both going to install fedora which we did and we both decided to use pipe wire At least some amount of time for a week and it's actually ended up being two weeks for me. You're using a Mac Remind everybody that you're using a Mac Can't forget I am a trader, but he did he did install Fedora I know he did because he's made videos about it and showed stuff but So that was our challenge was to use pipe wire on a computer for some amount of time for a week It like it ended up being two weeks for me and we've had we've had some Experiences with it. So your experience was pretty good. So why don't you tell us about your experience with pipe wire? Yeah, my experience with pipe wire was on Fedora Using Wayland as well and it was a it was it was good everything just worked The only issues I had with pipe wire were the same sort of issues I had with pulse except just I Didn't have the extra issues that came, you know randomly with pulse, but the The audio levels or like my settings for the audio devices being either Reset or just their audio levels not being exactly where I put them after a reboot That was still there, but other than that it worked I Don't know if pipe wire was the reason OBS crashed while we were recording, but it I mean OBS was working with pipe wire. I was able to record audio It it just it worked So pipe wire was good for me on Fedora Tell me your experience. I will start there as well pipe wire was good for me on Fedora And I actually have been using it pretty Fedora, I still have Fedora on my laptop. I've still been using it and I love how good it does it connecting Bluetooth Devices like it will it text my Bluetooth headphones connect some like on pulse You always have to go through and like go get into pulse the pulse the PAV you control and change Every time you connect a Bluetooth you have to change What type of Bluetooth it is between a headset and like a high-fidelity thing you have to do that every time it doesn't remember No fun and pipe wire it remembers like you don't even have to say it just knows that you've connected headphones Obviously you connect headphones you want to listen to music You don't want to hear like a car like the car speaker or whatever. It's really bad It worked really well, and I was very very happy with that now Once you've moved away from Fedora The experience is much different now. I will say this the extra week that we had because of Problems was actually good because I did actually manage to get pipe wire working a little better So pipe wire the way pipe wire works it kind of works in conjunction with Also in pulse audio like those things don't go necessarily go away It's kind of it takes those things and it kind of like bridges everything together And it's supposed to kind of interlock them and make them work better at least on these type of systems, right and It kind of does that But installing it was a pan-ass Getting it up and running was a pan-ass And once it did get up and running things broke like crazy And I don't know whether I did something wrong, which is obviously a hundred percent possible. I mean I do things wrong all the time But once it was up and running things like the audio kept switching sources I don't know whether or not that was a pulse audio thing It was still happening or like a legacy thing or if it was the pipe wire that was going crazy And the thing is I was only ever able to use pipe wire when I was in a desktop environment Because if you want tools to change like volume and stuff like that You have to have those tools built in and all those things are all GTK or in acute right now. They're all Built into a desktop environment using it in a window manager was not an easy thing like you have to have those things installed once you have installed you can like open those things up in a DWM or whatever and it will work work ish But yeah, I Like I said, I don't know like the problems. I was having I don't know whether or not it was You know a me problem or if it is a problem with pipe wire. And so I also had problems Where in OBS every once in a while it would just like randomly switch sources Like once in a while, I just go through and be talking and then it would switch to You know like the the microphone on my camera or there was one time I think was after the last update It was playing both of them. Like you could hear both microphones going at the same time and it was It's really weird now you because you can really tell at least once you move away from Fedora That pipe wire is still very much in development It's not in something that you want to use unless you're on Fedora Because it and Fedora it worked really well But I don't know how well it would work on Fedora in like a different desktop environment because it's really really built Very like tightly integrated with the GNOME stuff So I don't I haven't had a chance to go through and actually install desktop environment different desktop D over there I wanted to try to install DWM. I just haven't had a chance yet because I'm really curious how How that would work outside of them because all this stuff is really meant to be working together and It's just when when you try to take that piece out and use it with something else at least so far in my experience It hasn't been fantastic Yeah, it's just odd like pipe wire is sort of a its own thing in that sort of regard where most programs like They're especially when it comes to Linux and FOS software they work between window managers desktop environments. I mean almost all the time without issues Pipe wire it's so weird that like if you're using Fedora Precisely the way like vanilla Fedora the way Fedora dev devs wants you to You're gonna have a fine experience. You could you try and do anything outside of the norm and You're most likely going to have some some some hard times It's it's just unique in that way. I think the biggest problem and I said this last week too is that there's the tools that support Uh pipe wire just aren't really there yet now you like Because pulse audio is technically still there you can use a lot of the pulse audio stuff But you're not meant to like At least what I can figure out is that Like in order to change the volume and stuff like that you have to go through And like you have to use your system settings to do that And then your system settings is kind of like provides a conduit for other Like widgets and stuff that go in your like in your bar or whatever that will control your volume and stuff Uh, and that stuff just doesn't exist like standalone For pipe wire like think tools like pavu control and pulse mixer and stuff like that stuff was also built for Pipe wire and I said well that stuff will technically still work at least it did for me And I'm assuming that maybe that's one of the reasons why I was still having some problems because I had all this legacy stuff Still crudding up my computer and maybe that was having some problems. I like I don't really know Uh, but it just feels like there's some tools that in development there. That's just hasn't been uh, you know It's just still being worked on like it's not it's not there yet. Um So I don't I don't see this being like this may be the future like I think we've gotten to the point now where we can pretty much say wailand is going to be the future of linux Like it's gonna it's gonna happen now that ubuntu has adopted it Like ubuntu is like the once once apple adopts something in you know the the technology world They that like they got rid of the floppy drive first then everybody got rid of the flop drive. They got rid of uh You know usb-a ports now everybody uses usb-c the same thing with the thunderbolt and all that stuff Uh canonical is kind of the same way when they adopt something Everybody else follows uh, yep So we know wailand is going to be like the future whether or not pipeware gets to that point I don't know I'm really like I understand pulse audio is like really old But why can't we just fix pulse audio? You know, like I know Like why can't I Excuse me Like I just like I'm not a developer. So I understand that my idea behind solving some of these problems and probably I'm sure it's been tried right like I'm sure they've tried to fix pulse audio And if there's just something there that's keeping them from Perfecting it because there has to be a reason why we're four to years into the linux experiment and we still haven't solved the Most basic of problems like we got the display thing down We got the x server down and that's been working for a long time like there's x org has its problems and it's old and crafty That's the reason why we're replacing with wailand. We want to be more secure on that end But for whatever reason in 40 years, we haven't been able to take the audios Thing and iron out all the problems. We just haven't been able to do it now Is it better than it used to be hell?  We haven't been able there has to be some Reason why in 40 years. We haven't been able to you know, iron those things out whether that's like a proprietary driver thing like maybe there's like proprietary Hardware things that we just don't have access to or whatever that's causing the problems and We've had to work around it and it's buggy because it's a workaround. Maybe that's it. I like I don't know The question I have is If in 40 years we haven't been able to between also and pulse audio if we haven't been able to fix it then What makes us think that this new thing this new pipe wire thing that just sits on top of everything What makes us think that that's actually going to solve the problems that we haven't made able to fix in so long Right and and that's actually what I was going to say because as far as I know pipe wire is just like a extra layer for all sun in pulse audio like Yeah, it can like the goal is to replace pulse audio and also but I mean Right now as it stands it has to use both of those like Am I right there like even on fedora? It's using pulse audio for stuff, right? It's very confusing because it's there's some kind of like translation layers and I think it's not the right term or whatever but The way the arch wiki describes it is that it's a demon based on a framework that can be configured to use both audio Both an audio and video server that uses pulse audio and jack features So it's like taking some of the things from pulse audio and jack and like mixing them all together I I'd like to know what the dependencies for pulse audio are like I didn't pay attention when I install this Or pipe wire. I mean I'm just very curious um, because I would assume at least On arch it's going to require pulse audio But that's the thing about fedora that I don't know like is fedora doing something special where It's just not having to interact with pulse audio whatsoever. And that's why it's a little bit better experience All right, so the dependencies for pipe wire are also Um You mind show me more also libs blue libs um I don't see I don't see pulse audio on there as being a dependency um This is from the arch uh, Linux wiki But it does require also also also is there um for whatever Reason is also dependency. So but I think that is pretty much for everything But yeah, that's interesting. Yeah, all right. Um So the the question we posed was is pipe wire Ready for mainstream. So your answer would be no, right? No Yeah, that'd be my answer as well No, not quite there. It's better than I thought it would be like I was I was expecting to be a complete mess But on fedora at least it it works relatively well In ideal circumstances, right like within genome within your safe spot changing nothing No extensions any of that stuff. It works fine outside of it Your mileage may vary so Yeah, I'm sure there's going to be somebody in the comments below that knows Way more about this kind of stuff that than we do uh, which Not hard. I mean Low bar there fell out That's going to be shouting about You guys don't know anything about pipe wire. This doesn't do anything about pipe wire. You it's not a layer at all It takes over whatever If you're that person leave that comment whatever it's gonna be okay We understand we're both very much linux nubes.  We understand. We don't know anything. Um, anyway, so uh, that is the main topic Let's go ahead and move on to picks of the week.  You've fixed all right. So mine was rpcs Three because still good names. Yep. Good names. Don't mean nothing Um, and it's a open source playstation 3 uh emulator Which is Freakin cool. Um, and the one thing about it that also intrigued so, uh For one it has a lot of games that work on it and then two It also has a it works on linux windows and bsd I was surprised that bsd It works on so that's linux and bsd. Did I hear no macintosh in there? No mac support and oh and that's just sad for you because you're using a mac Can't let me forget You better you better start lurking on that linux support there man because otherwise this is going to go on for weeks But um, yeah, it's it's really cool and um, it It's it's surprising how many games work on it. And I just didn't know that playstation 3 emulation was Here and this good. So um, yeah, um, I believe they've got I think it's like over 2000 um games That are working on it. Um, I could go through and find the compatibility page um Okay, maybe I can't but yeah If I wasn't such a horrible. Oh, yeah, okay, so playable about 2000 about 1900 playable games so Super interesting Yeah, what do you think about it? It definitely does look really cool. Um I tried to think about this last week, but I did own a place in three of them And I talked about how I tore apart and come back could put it back together. Um but I don't PlayStation 3 is weird. Like it's a generation of console that I don't really remember any of the games for Like I understand. I'm sure I played some Uncharted because Uncharted was the game It's like my favorite game of all time. Like I remember I Love that series. So I'm sure that that was one of the games that I played But I don't maybe like vice city was a get PlayStation 3 game was vice No, I think that was PlayStation 2 I think vice city was PlayStation 2 PlayStation 3. I know the PlayStation 3 had GTA 5 on it Did it yeah four No, I think it had five on it. I'm pretty sure GTA 5 was on the ps3 I don't know it. I'm sure we're getting our times completely wrong. We're probably both completely wrong I remember playing the original like Grand Theft Auto 2 on the PlayStation 1 and Grand PlayStation No, I know for a fact GTA 5 is on the ps3 I've I play it with a buddy on on his ps3. I know I know Grand Theft Auto 3 was on the PlayStation 2 Um, but after that, I don't really remember I guess I'm like I said the PlayStation 3 is just a really weird console Because I don't really remember any of the games that were on it. So And like I'm sure there was like a Gran Turismo, but After Gran Turismo 2 that which was on the PlayStation 2 I don't think I played another Gran Turismo until plate Gran Turismo 5 which was on the That might have been the PlayStation 3 Because I never had a ps4 So I had to been PlayStation 3 which was Gran Turismo 5 because I did play it and I realized, okay, you know These are the same tracks for racing that were here 10 years ago Just better graphics. All right. Anyways, uh, so um, yeah, this looks really cool. It's definitely something I'm gonna check out I haven't had a chance yet, but that's definitely something so my pick of the week Is something much more boring but basically this is a um A Text expander tool so basically what this allows you to do it's called a span so And allows you to go through and set like uh, like little shortcuts that you type in and then it will expand the text Uh to whatever you've said it like it's configured through a configuration file So it's not a gooey thing, but it runs in the background every time you type in the things that you have set It'll expand out so I have one set so that every time I type Certain thing in it'll expand out into all the Stuff I have to put into every video description. So like the the patreon and all that stuff It'll also do the it has one for the date Has one for a couple email signatures, and you know, I'm always looking for little things that I can put into it That's really cool. Um, obviously for an open source. It works really well Uh, if you're okay getting into a configuration file to set it up because if you don't If you're not comfortable getting into a dot yaml file in order to actually type in the expansion stuff Then you're kind of out of luck because unlike text expander on the macintosh, which you could use enough because you're using a mac Yeah Unlike that it this doesn't have a gooey that you can do it's all done from the command line So that's definitely going to be something that uh Now I might be in it's possible that there's like a gooey tool that actually exists and I just didn't find it But I don't think that that's true Uh, but it is available for windows And mac so if you don't want to pay for text expander, uh, you could use this instead So that is a span so and that is the podcast We did get this done in an hour Granted we spent more time on firefox and the the news items Then we did on the actual main topic, but that's okay It was a good conversation. It was actually think we did a better job this time than we did last week That's what we we should we should do this try we will one week We'll practice and then we'll come back and we'll do the actual show You know, it doesn't who cares if we're like two or three weeks late on our news item We just do it's okay If we stop this and Tyler tells me um, man, I got a problem audacity and record then I'm going to beat him over the head with his macintosh I'm sending it back if that happens Oh, there'll be a big dent on it with this with be like, uh, the in star wars when han gets like uh in the um Where he gets like frozen or whatever, you know, like he's in the middle That's how your mac's gonna look with your face in it If you tell me that hasn't been recorded yet. Okay. Anyways, that is it for us this week before I go I like taking thank our current patrons devon marcus megal and donnie spin east coast web americ camp and michael Thanks everybody for your support. Thank you for watching. We'll see you next week See ya


Hey traders, this is Tosh. I go by T Bradley 90 in the my investing club chat a general reminder for those who do not know MIC is having a one-year anniversary event where bow is going to be trading live in front of our members It's coming up August 17th mark your calendars as an added benefit for our members The event is 100% and exclusively free for annual and lifetime members While lifetime on top of that get extra coaching before the event and guaranteed front-row seating While most charged for these events we show our support by making it again free for annual and lifetime members If you are interested in signing up for this event DM T Bradley 90 in M. I see slack chat and or email myself at Tosh at my invest in club calm now we have a very special video for you guys as a loha trader one of our Main moderators in M. I see whose real name is Austin does a trade recap of RKDA on the long side and while today is just a preview of the full-length video if you want to watch the full-length or any of Our exclusive content then become a member of M.    We had a runner today Like it's like a dream come true like I wanted like it's been like At least four or five weeks since we've had a runner in this market And I was just talking about in the webinar last night how you know, it's like When when the market has abstained for a very long time You know of you know being you know a draught of runners There's typically gonna be one around the corner and it's going to you know rip faces, right? And like that's literally what we got the next day So I mean that's I mean kind of spooky, but I was really excited for it to come and I want to go over the trade so When I woke up I I woke up and I saw that this was up like 60 70 percent like Up in here and and I looked at what the news was on, you know, I know our RKDA I'm very familiar with it's a low-float stock. It's like sub-five. I think I think it had like three million shares in the flow And it was up like 60 70 percent like wow, it's an actual gap where I looked at the news It was up on like USDA approval of Like drop resist drop intolerant soybeans, you know, whatever it is, but approvals are typically You know hype, you know potential for hype news Which is what I'm always interested in and given that we haven't had a runner in forever You know, I'm always looking for the next one. So that's what I had in mind Coming into the market. I did locate some and and The bar was pretty healthy. So right nothing super nothing super Sexy about the daily right no sexy levels to play off of so whenever there's no Important or defined or volume levels to play off of on the daily That's when I look for the the pre-market to kind of dictate my trades, right and so Right out of the open I was like, you know, I kind of want to just buy this using the range and just scalp around until it Wants to pick a direction and then I'll join so right out of the open like We we we tanked down the 310 and I put a buy order down here at 310 because I wanted to just scalp around and Man, I had an order at 332. I had an order at 332 and miss and then it slammed down so hard And I have to think that that was a furu So that was really annoying, but I you know, I quickly stopped out of that under three And then you know, I let it do its thing.  Like I'm just trading this based off the bottom right and buying this off the bottom I'm buying this off 310 with the idea that this can eventually like the direction This is going to have today is up and I want to be long bias not short biased on it today It had high volume right before the market opened it had three million shares that also turned my brain on right? It's got high volume. It's it's relatively easy to borrow It's got you it's got USDA approval news and it just slams twice and it's reclaiming support All the pieces of the puzzle for a squeeze are there, right? You have domino effects you have three VWAP 305, right? The next pivot line and you know, this is where shorts are not, you know Being comfortable and just literally like so I had I had my third order for a scalp up there And then we immediately get up to 350. I didn't even have orders up there It was so fast like I think this killed a lot of people on the on the short side Just because like it was just it just rocketed up teleported so fast that like and and then just halted right so I took a little bit more off on the halt just in case like it was gonna gap off under the halt And I was really hoping for a gap up right and so we get the gap up. I get my push to four I'm feeling on top of the world like I take my trade-off portion here I just got the you know the home run portion of my trade left and I'm hoping to get a push up to 450 That's ideally like I'm thinking I'm trying to get one more push up to 450 and You know like I there was a little mini stuff here right over here on the next candle But I actually sold some on that candle like so you can't see this stuff But there was a little mini stuff here for like oh, maybe this is the top So I sell a little bit more but leave you know I still try to leave a piece on for the 450 we get a nice pop-up Which is what I wanted it doesn't quite get up to 440 so I take a little bit off there in the 20s and We fail hard and I just stop out there and I'm just like Great trade. I was feeling like on a high just because we haven't had this kind of trade in a very long time and one thing I want to note is that I Was a little bit too high on this trade not really I don't I'm not into that but um I Just meant on a mental high that this is a first this is a good first bounce And I thought about it when I was selling it, but you know like I didn't want to get too greedy with with the trade Hey traders, this is Tosh I go by T Bradley 90 in the my investing club chat just wanted to reach out and say if you have any questions about MIC Joining MIC, maybe you're a member already you have three ways to contact myself personally and through MIC You can hit our social media You can hit me through pms and chat or you can contact us through my email at Tosh at my investing club calm That's Tosh at my investing club calm I will get back to you in a timely manner And I'm saying this because I'm here to help and I don't want anybody to be afraid to reach out and ask any Question that they have we are here for you guys. All right. See you guys You


Well, it was a grade school, from grades one to eight, and then they built another room on for high school, where it went from eight to twelve. Was it just, would it have been two teachers between the two rooms, or? Yes. Otherwise, one teacher taught eight grades, oh yes, I'd send in an article every week, things that were going on in the community, and that wasn't when I was in the lower grades. Well, I knew a lot of people, and stories got around, and mainly through the telephone. Would it be fair to say it was sort of a gossip column? I would say that now, yes. The local paper was called, the Tisdale Recorder is still going. It's just volunteer.


have surfaced of the next Manning in line to be an incredible NFL quarterback. At the passing academy, every day of his life basically, every year of his life since he was a kid, nobody could have guessed this guy's probably going to be the greatest quarterback of all time. Videos have surfaced of Arch Manning slinging the rock in one of the swaggiest ways possible with ball spin, ball fake, 50 yard pinpoint accuracy. Arch Manning is the future and I was excited. But if Arch Manning goes to Alabama, good night.


Hi everybody, I'm Katrina Gotchell from ESU 8 and this is the first resource video that I'm going to be sharing out. My goal is to share out a great resource with you once a week so as to not to overwhelm you but hopefully get you some great resources that you can use in your classroom with your students and can enhance your instruction and curriculum as well. This is our ESU social studies website if you're not familiar with it I'm going to include the link in this email, but I just wanted to take a little bit of time to take you through this website show you what it could offer you. So first of all you can see across the top here that there are some great tabs the first one courses are state standards that were updated in 2019. You can look at those state standards by grade level. And of course you have some of that were unbanded in this latest revision as well. You also have access to this great social studies sit tool which takes you to a Google drive folder, and you can see that there are frameworks that are broken up from the 12 and six to eight and if you open up this document, it will allow you to go through the frameworks based on those content areas specifically. And also, down here you can look and see that there are fourth grade social studies fifth grade social studies. And then if you look at this final document. This is a really great document because it has all of the standards and indicators, all the grades across the bottom. It has what the resource is and the justification of that use of the resource. And so these are all high quality vetted materials that could be put into practice in your classroom which is very helpful to have. So I'm going to go back to our main page here. So that is that tab. Up here you'll see the tab for C three frameworks of course the C three framework was introduced into the latest revision of the social studies standards it stands for college career and civic ready. And this link will take you to the C three frameworks website. And it takes you through the great guiding principles of the three C three frameworks. This is really a focus on instructional shift in the classroom. So while the content may not be drastically different in the 2019 standards. There is a pretty significant instructional shift that's being called for regarding those standards. So this is an area where you feel like you might need some assistance, or you'd like to have me take a look at your curriculum. So that's that. And I am working on hopefully putting together a workshop that focuses specifically on the C three standards and this inquiry design model as well. So with the inquiry design model, you can click on this link. And there is a template that comes from the book. Focusing on the inquiry design model. And there's also some model lessons and also some really great resources down here that are connected to inquiry design as well. And over here, there's another tab called lesson resources. There's primary resources and then also Nebraska specific resources. And then I have had several questions from folks asking about high quality instructional materials and so we will also be working on a workshop that focuses on this but in the meantime this tab is really great. Because there are some places that have done some really great work on finding some high quality instructional materials, and then also Nebraska social studies has an instructional material suggestion list. And then over here our final tab is laws and policies. So this is a tab you can unpack, and this will address the civics education bill as long as well as American ism statutes multiculturalism statutes character education laws. All of those things that are embedded into those standards as well and maybe you need to just flush out a little bit for yourself. So this is the ESU eight social studies website. Again, if you have any questions at all about social studies your curriculum how to embed some of that that instructional shift into your lessons. Digital tools, any of that please feel free to reach out to me. My email address is here at the bottom of the website as well as the phone number for me here at ESU eight and nearly. I hope you have a great day. Thank you and let me know if you have any questions.


We might think that mathematical precision is what drives the wheels of science and engineering forward. But in reality, approximation plays a huge role, and researchers keep getting better at it. One research team has adapted a method for approximating solutions in traditional calculus to a branch of mathematics known as fractional calculus. Because this more exotic math is already helping researchers create richer models of systems as complex as the economy and the human body, the new method could provide a much welcome to boost to their computational efforts. Many problems in science and engineering, the positioning of satellites in space, the rippling of earthquakes, and even the spread of viruses are tackled using fractional calculus. That's because, compared with traditional calculus, fractional calculus is better equipped to capture the memory-like effects observed in these systems. The resulting equations are highly complex, so there's almost never an exact solution. But getting a close approximation is often good enough. The researchers showed that one way to do this is to first impose a specific set of constraints. Like mathematical blinders, these constraints help narrow the scope of the problem and allow a function to be approximated as a series of byte-size functions. That makes each calculation easier. And because each term, in this so-called fractional Taylor series, is slightly more complex than the last, the estimate gradually draws nearer to the exact function. A handful of terms usually does the trick. The given problem is then converted to a fractional integral equation, and a special matrix, known as an operational matrix, is used to carry out the integration. Finally, a method called co-location is applied to reduce the problem to a system of linear equations, much like those encountered in algebra. The research team showed that this shortcut works well for fractional calculus equations. When compared with other methods for solving fractional equations, the researchers showed that using a fractional Taylor series produces results that are just as accurate and as easy as solving algebraic equations. That could make the technique a vital part of researchers' toolkits. It could also provide a clear mathematical picture of some of today's most intricate problems and help advance the fields of science and engineering.