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Dans cet épisode, partez à la rencontre d'Agathe, la créatrice derrière la marque Armeria, qui a fait le choix audacieux de concevoir ses bijoux au bout du monde, sur la presqu'île de Crozon.Elle nous raconte son parcours, les origines de son projet, les défis de l'artisanat à distance, et ce qui l'inspire au quotidien. Entre engagement, créativité et aventure entrepreneuriale, plongez dans les coulisses d'une marque qui allie esthétisme et éthique.✨ Une conversation inspirante sur le courage de suivre ses rêves… au bout du Finistère.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

В 67 выпуске подкаста Javaswag поговорили с Сергеем Петрелевичем о WebFlux, блокирующем коде в реактивном приложении и Micronaut 00:00 Начало 02:52 Путь к Java от BASIC 05:59 Опыт работы с автоматизированными системами управления 08:56 Переход к Java и работа в банковском софте 12:07 Технологические риски и управление проектами 14:49 Платежные системы: архитектура и взаимодействие 18:00 Виртуальные машины и их роль в разработке 21:11 Заключение и выводы о будущем Java 26:05 Технологические достижения и их влияние на банковский сектор 29:14 Архитектурные особенности платежных систем 33:26 Опыт работы в Deutsche Bank и Райффайзен 36:39 Качества успешного разработчика в финансовых технологиях 40:24 Понимание Disruptor и его применение в высокопроизводительных системах 45:01 Event Loop и его роль в современных приложениях 52:07 Webflux и реактивное программирование в Java 53:07 Обработка запросов и потоков в реактивных системах 56:18 Проблемы блокирующего кода в реактивных приложениях 01:00:01 Идентификация и управление блокирующими вызовами 01:02:42 Преимущества и недостатки реактивного программирования 01:07:35 Сравнение фреймворков: Micronaut, Quarkus и Spring 01:18:05 Использование GraalVM для нативных образов 01:19:39 Сравнение фреймворков: Armeria и Vert.X 01:27:12 Виртуальные потоки в Java: необходимость и применение 01:39:39 Современный Java стек: выбор технологий и библиотек 01:46:48 Обновление зависимостей и предвидение проблем 01:49:36 Баланс между курсами и реальной практикой 01:50:51 Фундаментальные знания и их важность для разработчиков 01:53:14 Критика современных курсов и их подходов 01:57:10 Непопулярное мнение о Spring Data и Hibernate 02:10:07 Широкий кругозор разработчика и важность изучения других языков Гость - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergey-petrelevich-72ab893a/ Ссылки: либа для поиска блокировок: https://github.com/reactor/BlockHound рассказ про Disruptor: https://youtu.be/IsGBA9KEtTM?si=fSdka2PDiOgNViYJ мой канал: https://www.youtube.com/@petrelevich рассказ про Armeria: https://youtu.be/6SInub_v_bI?si=wT525f0lWXlRcCMf Кип сейф! 🖖

In this episode of Mouthing Off with Mike, Mike goes 1 On 1 with TJ Brady, the current AMP Pure Wrestling Champion and leader of L'Armeria. TJ talks about his earliest memories of professional wrestling and how he was inspired by promos and trash talking. He shares his journey of training at the WWN Training Center and the influence of his trainers, Frankie and Hound Dog. TJ also discusses his background in cinematography and how he incorporates his film skills into his wrestling career. He talks about his Italian heritage and how it influenced the creation of L'Armeria. TJ shares his signature moves and upcoming wrestling events. Follow TJ Brady here so you don't miss him wrestling in Florida!

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　独立行政法人情報処理推進機構（IPA）および一般社団法人JPCERT コーディネーションセンター（JPCERT/CC）は4月19日、Armeria-samlにおけるSAMLメッセージ取り扱い不備について「Japan Vulnerability Notes（JVN）」で発表した。影響を受けるシステムは以下の通り。

Leaving things better than you found them and being honest and open are good traits to have and will likely serve you well.The former makes the world, or your little part of it, better because you were part of it, while the latter both shows respect and earns you respect.Stephanie O'Brien was raised with these values. Although her life took an interesting path, they became her true north and steered her through challenges, including a business relationship that ended due to misaligned values.Growing up, she didn't fit in well with a lot of classmates, which led her to an early interest in creating fiction stories and writing novels.Stephanie wrote her first novel when she was 12. Then she destroyed it before anyone other than her mother could see it, even though her mother warned her not to do that. Throughout her childhood, she explored a variety of hobbies – reading voraciously, writing fiction, playing the piano, and more. After her family took a Robert Kiyosaki real estate course, she discovered property management was not her thing, in part because – how crazy is this?! – tenants were stealing the doors!Then Stephanie's mother took a course on coaching, which led Stephanie to launch a coaching business for entrepreneurs. It was a natural and welcome transition, getting to work with people who aligned with her values of leaving things better than they found them instead of stealing doors from their landlords. She was still writing fiction novels, she had her coaching business, and her entrepreneurial path was picking up, so everything seemed fine.But Fine is a 4-Letter Word.Stephanie came to feel like she was stuck in a prison, resentful of her business. The question she had to answer was who was guarding the door?The answer turned out to be one many creative, multi-passionate entrepreneurs have to discover eventually.Her values proved to be her liberation – and yours, too, as you're about to hear.Stephanie's hype song is “Armeria no Torikago”.Resources:Stephanie O'Brien's website: https://www.coachclientconnection.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-obrien-program-design/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StephanieOBrienCoaching Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephanieobriencoaching/ Get Stephanie's Masterclass, “Course Creation Made Easy: Beat the Blank Screen, and Get Your Coaching Program Created Fast!” - https://www.coachclientconnection.com/Course-Creation-Made-Easy-Masterclass/ Invitation from Lori:If, like Stephanie, you find yourself in a prison of your own making, the 5 Easy Ways to Start Living The Sabbatical Life guide is the golden key to your freedom.Once you read it, you'll ✅ Discover a counter-intuitive approach to making intentional changes in mindset and lifestyle.✅ Learn how to own your feelings and your struggles so you can address them.✅ Find out how to face fears, step out of your comfort zone, and rewire your beliefs.It's only 7 pages, so it won't take you long to get through. Especially when you find yourself caught between what you know to be your passion and what...

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Hola apasionados del taekwondo. Salir de la zona de confort es necesario para crecer, aunque a veces tengamos que ir en contra de la corriente o de lo sencillo.Nuestra invitada de hoy ha tomado decisiones difíciles y enfrentado retos que desde la comodidad hubiera sido mejor no tomar. Pero que más adelante la llevaron a nuevos horizontes.Por ejemplo, estaba teniendo dificultades para llegar a la Selección Nacional, le faltaba el último escalón.Y entonces tomó una decisión que no es tan común en el taekwondo. Se subió de categoría de peso. Cuando regularmente la norma es bajar de peso, Paulina decidió subir. Y así ganó su siguiente evento nacional y su lugar en la selección de México.Nuestra invitada de hoy es Paulina Armería, que hace año y medio cambió su vida radicalmente para empezar a vivir en Italia y competir representando a ese país.Como Paulina también tiene la nacionalidad italiana actualmente está en camino del sueño olímpico representando a ese país.Sin duda otra decisión difícil, completamente fuera de la zona de confort.Pero que sin duda está llevando a Paulina por un camino de mucho aprendizaje, teniendo el privilegio de haber entrenado por periodos largos con dos equipos nacionales de alto nivel.Paulina ha sido medallista en múltiples eventos internacionales, medalla de plata en Juegos Panamericanos y de bronce en Universiada Mundial.Espero que disfrutes la entrevista y que la compartas con otros apasionados del taekwondo.Su primera lección sobre el deporte y la vidaPaulina viene de una familia muy deportista.Una figura muy especial para ella fue la de su abuelo, Remo Vecchi, que fue parte del equipo nacional de Italia de ciclismo y que se mudó a México durante la posguerra. En México fundó la famosa marca de motocicletas Carabela y también un equipo de competencia de motociclismo.Cuando Paulina tenía 4 o 5 años su abuelo comenzó a enseñarle a andar en bicicleta y en uno de sus primeros intentos cayó y comenzó a llorar.Ella esperaba que su abuelo la confortara pues sus rodillas estaban sangrando. Pero eso no pasó.La hizo subir de nuevo a la bicicleta.Paulina nos comparte que esa fue una gran lección, pues cuando caes, tienes que buscar recuperarte lo más pronto posible.Otra lección interesante del abuelo de Paulina es que nunca le habló de sus logros deportivos, de hecho se enteró de ellos hasta que él falleció.Para ella simplemente era su abuelo.Y la lección que nos comparte Paulina que aprendió es que somos más que nuestros logros.Comienzo en el taekwondoPaulina comenzó a tomar clases de taekwondo en el colegio. Fue una niña multideportista, practicó fútbol y básquetbol también.En teoría iba a tomar clases de baile, pero a ella no le gustaba. A la misma hora que las clases de baile la escuela también promocionaba clases de taekwondo.De forma que para evitar las clases de baile Paulina decidió inscribirse en taekwondo.Y fue ahí que se enamoró del deporte, practicaba de una manera recreativa pero después de cierto tiempo, invitada por el profesor Mario Labastida, salió de su confort para entrenar en un ambiente más competitivo.Subir de categoría de pesoPaulina comenzó a entrenar en una atmósfera más competitiva, todos los días y con metas ya más específicas.Primero buscó ser parte de la selección del Instituto Politécnico Nacional, asociación deportiva a la que pertenecía y posteriormente llegar a la Selección Nacional.Fue un proceso difícil que no se le dio a la primera. De hecho nos comparte que fue tras de muchos intentos y ya llegando a la categoría de adultos que pudo finalmente ganar un evento nacional.Lo interesante es que uno de los factores que la ayudaron a conseguir esa meta fue el subir de categoría de peso.Lo “normal” casi siempre es tratar de bajar de categoría de peso. Sin embargo Paulina hizo lo contrario pues sentía que no estaba rindiendo como quería en sus competencias.Paulina señala que este tipo de decisiones sobre cambiar de categoría de peso se deben de hacer poniendo la salud y el cuerpo como prioridad número uno.Y hay que señalar también que se deben de hacer siempre asesorados por un profesional, dietista, nutriólogo y por supuesto también hay que tomar esa decisión junto con el entrenador.Una vez en la categoría de -57kg, los resultados de Paulina comenzaron a mejorar y se mantuvo de manera constante en la selección nacional de México y así comenzó a competir a nivel internacional.Ha sido campeona panamericana, medalla de plata en los Juegos Panamericanos de Toronto y medalla de bronce en la universiada mundial de Taipei en 2017.Fuera de la zona de confort otra vez.En el 2019 Paulina comenzó a buscar la oportunidad de estudiar en el extranjero, y buscaba también un lugar en el cuál poder entrenar taekwondo a un nivel de máxima exigencia.Una de sus opciones era Italia, pues como escribimos antes tiene la doble nacionalidad.Le preguntó a Carlo Molfetta, manager del equipo nacional de Italia si podía entrenar con el equipo italiano si se cambiaba a vivir a ese país y así apoyar al equipo.Ustedes saben que tener a un atleta de alto nivel que se esté topando constantemente con los miembros de un equipo siempre ayuda.La respuesta de Carlo Molfetta fue muy buena. Le ofrecieron la oportunidad no solo de entrenar, sino también de ganarse un lugar en el equipo italiano, pues tenía la nacionalidad. Y fue así que en diciembre del año 2019 ganó el campeonato nacional italiano, ahora se encuentra preparándose para el Clasificatorio Europeo rumbo a Tokyo 2021.Paulina es una deportista que se ha preocupado no sol por desarrollarse a nivel atlético, también como persona.Estudia fisioterapia y también se mantiene siempre abierta a aprender sobre otras disciplinas que la puedan ayudar a nivel personal.Algunos libros que la han marcado es “My fight, your fight” de la judoka y peleadora de MMA Ronda Rousey, también El hombre en busca de sentido de Viktor Frankl y The Power of Now, un libro que nos han recomendado varios atletas como Marcela Castillo y Claudia Cardenas.Habla tres idiomas, recientemente tomó un curso de astronomia por internet que también la impactó mucho, pues, nos comenta, estamos hechos con el mismo material que las estrellas.Puedes escuchar la entrevista completa en las diferentes plataformas. Si te gustó la entrevista por favor compartela y comentanos lo que aprendiste en la sección de comentarios.

Hi, Spring fans! In this episode [Josh Long (@starbuxman)](http://twitter.com/starbuxman) talks to Netty and Armeria founder [Trustin Lee (@trustin)](http://twitter.com/trustin). * [Armeria](http://Armeria.dev) * [Netty](https://netty.io/) * [Apache Mina ](https://mina.apache.org/) * [Trustin's Twitter](https://twitter.com/trustin ) * [Trustin's Twitter in Korean](https://twitter.com/trustin_ko) * [Blog](https://t.motd.kr/) * [Trustin's Talks](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuWz7MpEAx_fPDwy0yus3SJdzWVtu3mwc) * [Speaker Deck](https://speakerdeck.com/trustin) * Chat with Trustin in the [Armeria Slack workspace](https://armeria.dev/s/slack)

Paulina Armeria is a mexican born italian taekwondo competitor. Most of her career has been fighting for Mexico until last year when she changed her life one day to another to start living in Italy and competing for that country.As her grandfather was Italian, she has both countries citizenship. She received an academic and sport opportunity so she didn't hesitate to take it.Before traveling the world, you have to learn how to ride a bike.During all of our lives, we have chances to learn and grow up. One of the early lessons that Paulina remembers from her childhood was precisely from her grandfather Remo Vecchi, when he was teaching her how to ride a bike.By the way, Paulina's grandfather was a professional cyclist and biker. He was an Italy cycling national team member and when he moved to Mexico he participated in many competitions, founded a motorcycle factory and then a motor competition team.But that's another story.When she was 4 or 5 years old Paulina's grandfather was teaching her how to ride a bike and in her first attempt she fell off the bike and started to cry. She was expecting her grandfather to comfort her as her knees were bleeding. But it didn't happen. He made her ride again. A few years later she understood that moment as a big lesson, because when you fall you have to try to recover as early as possible. That not only applies to sports but also for life.We are more than our achievements.Her grandfather gave her another lesson without even talking. When he passed away she and her family were moving his stuff and they found pictures and pieces of newspapers, until that moment she realized all the amazing achievements that he made in the past.I've known some amazing people that you never heard them boast about their past feats. Until you hear it from other people. You need to be very humble and self secure to achieve such amazing things and never to talk about it.Paulina remarks that we should be proud of our past but we are not only our achievements. What is the solution to avoid dancing lessons? Taekwondo!Paulina was a sporty girl. She was supposed to start dancing lessons, but she didn't like it. At the same time her school was promoting taekwondo classes.So her first motivation to start in taekwondo was a way to don't take dancing lessons.She fell in love with the sport and she started to attend normal classes. After some time she had to move out of her comfort zone to start training taekwondo in a more competitive environment.One month is nothing in a long athlete career.When she went to her first big tournament she made it to the final but lost on the golden point. A very good result for being her first competition of that level.The preparation time for that competition was too short, only a month, but in her mind she thought she trained a lot.After the competition she said to Mario Labastida, her trainer -That was so sad, to lose after such a long time of effort and training.His answer was simple, he laughed and said to her. -That was not a long time. That was only a month.Mario taught Paulina that the things that are worth take time and that you have to be disciplined to reach your goals.Going to an upper weight class to winPaulina struggled to make Mexico's national team. Her first opportunity came when the national team trainers doing scouting saw her fighting and invited her to train with the team. They saw her talent but she still hasn't won the place there fighting in a tournament.She was happy to be in the team but she wanted to be there by winning a national competition. By that time she was 17 and fighting on -53kg. Her mother saw that each tournament was harder and harder to make the weight. She was still growing.After making weight she used to fight lacking energy, different to how she performed in training. With her family and trainer support, she decided to try at -57kg. The results were completely different. She felt much better and won her spot at the national team.That was the way she started to compete internationally. She's been Panamerican Champion, silver medal in the Toronto Pan Am Games and Bronze medal in Taipei 2017 Universiade.Out of the comfort zone againLast year Paulina was looking to an opportunity to study abroad. And she wanted to choose a place where she could also train taekwondo at a high level.Naturally one of her options was Italy, because as she had the citizenship it was always on her mind.She asked Carlo Molfetta, the Italian National Team manager if she could train with the team in case she moved to Italy and help them in some way. In combat sports is always useful to test your athletes against others.The answer of Carlo Molfetta was very favorable. The Italian Federation was not only open to let Paulina train, but also to let her fight for Italy. Obviously she had to compete in italian nationals to win her spot at the national team, but she had the right to do it as she had the citizenship.In December 2019 she won the Italian National Championships, she is preparing for the European Pre Olympic looking to be in Tokyo 2021.My fight, your fightOutside taekwondo Paulina is a very educated person. She speaks three languages. She recommended Ronda Rouses's book My Fight your Fight as it helped her to prepare for Juegos Centroamericanos. She also recommended The Power of Now, a book that is often recommended by athletes I've interviewed.Another interesting recommendation was Man in the Search for Meaning, the classic book by Dr. Viktor Frankl. During the interview I remembered that Frankl has an essay about Sports and Logotherapy, where he states that the main competition for an athlete is against himself not against others.Please enjoy the interview. You can let us know what you think of it on the comments section.

01 - DEAN FUJIOKA “Permanent Vacation” from Single 02 - mildrange “Armeria” from Single 03 - a crowd of rebellion “She'll Never Forgive To Be Insulted.” from Xanthium 04 - goji-sanpun “透明な虹” from goji-sanpun 05 - ゆるふわギャング “Sad But Good” from Mars Ice House 06 - Esprit D'Air “Rebirth” from Constellations 07 - SEVENTEEN AGAiN “FUCK FOREVER” from FUCK FOREVER 08 - H ZETTRIO “Happy Saturday Night” from Beautiful Flight ~EXCITING FLIGHT盤~ 09 - Ryousuke Sasaki “Strange Dancer” from LEO 10 - HAN-KUN “With Me” from VOICE MAGICIAN IV ~Roots&Future~ Notes: Guest Giggysan joins us to talk about the new Castlevania show and the new Boris album Dear! -Tyler Abstract.

gregory dub - track four / januszki - Armeria / sidney charles - impermanence / ado - revenue / boris werner - set it off (makam orchestra drama remix) / dense & pika - tex / david meiser - aspid (zair remix) / alexander kowalski - belo horizonte / circuit breaker - systematic / johannes heil - 20000 leagues under the skin pt 9 / cerpent - class one / robert rich & B. Lustmord - synergistic perceptions /