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so someone trying to spell took us there
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spelling at tu u qu a s it is not
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derived from Spanish - quoi so that is
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not the way you are in wrong region of
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the world so the origin of that that's
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magnificent
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I love Sean P wall to the chat earlier
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people who truck equals trucks trucks
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you already established that yes like me
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the stupid Jeep Cherokee with would you
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stop with that lowered and big it's so
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ridiculous it's the worst thing ever did
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I tell the story on neutral I'm it's
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it's December in Connecticut and for
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those who are not aware Connecticut
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doesn't believe in salting the roads
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they believe in sanding the roads so the
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entire state is just one big sandbox
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it's December it's Connecticut and
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there's sand everywhere and we're at a
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tea you know so we have to make either
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left or right it's my friends srt8 Grand
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Cherokee and similarly to the Eclipse
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turbo that we were talking about earlier
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he looks over and says you holding on
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I'm like what are you talking about
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we're about to do a 90 degree turn why
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would I need to hold on and I was like
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yeah okay sure
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next thing I know he stands on the gas
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and we make this 90-degree turn like we
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were getting shot out of a cannon it was
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the most amazing thing in the world
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oh no fast car fine but like it's like
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let's make something that is not
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designed to go fast but let's make it go
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fast you do is the perverse thing and
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that but but in the end it's an
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abomination it's just like let's take a
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chihuahua but make it a pack animal like
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well we'll have it carry all our
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suitcases down to the Grand Canyon and
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if you could do that it's like wow
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that's the world's strongest Chihuahua
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but like that is the wrong tool for the
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job that is a terrible analogy I am
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disappointed you are usually so good at
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coming up with decent analogies in a way
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that I am terrible it was reversed
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because I'm taking this small thing and
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making it big but you're it's like
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making a hippo dance like that's what
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you're trying to do and it's just like
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why would you do that
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there's perfectly good cars that are not
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big tall tippy gross things made to go
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off-road that are they want to go fast
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the Jeep Cherokee doesn't want to go
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fast what are you doing you're the only
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one they lower they take a car with a
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good ground clearance something you
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lower it like what are you even doing
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like why you're just just running a car
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no it's porque no los dos y can't you
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have both why can't you have this
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convene
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car that because you can't because the
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things like 17th behind rolls over you
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can't no it doesn't I just explained to
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you what we did a 90 degree turn at like
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30 you can Lord as much as you want the
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center of gravity of that car is not the
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same as the center of gravity of a
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sports car that's down low so if
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somebody offered you a Porsche what's
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it's not the came and the Cayenne the
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client and then the can is the even
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bigger one I would sell it and use that
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money to probably not buy a better car
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but if if I was forced to if I was for
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as I said you have to get a car I would
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immediately sell it and I would use that
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money to buy a million other cars that
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I'd rather have why why do you have hate
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fun John why do you hate fun in the next
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suggest a monster-truck Ferrari I can't
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have both looks like a Ferrari but also
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you can crush cars into this know what
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have you done and a monster-truck
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Ferrari would still look cooler than
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that Jeep I hate you so much of yet I
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don't so we should get this show started
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and as per usual we have to start with
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some follow-up and you know here's the
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thing you guys we've been doing the show
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for what almost three and a half years
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now is that right because it was 2013 if
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I'm not mistaken and and you know I knew
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both of you guys pretty well when we
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started I knew Marco a little bit better
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but I knew both you guys pretty well but
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had you told me in in 2013 yeah you know
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you're still gonna be doing this in 2017
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I'd probably been like that's surprising
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but okay I'll believe it if you had told
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me in 2013 well you will have multiple
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episodes to follow up about Marcos
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hindquarters I'm not sure I would I
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believe that a horse I don't know if he
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has hindquarters exactly Marco's do she
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great we keep riffing Fanny means
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something different in the UK so you
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really did grow up it you know in a
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mixed environment if you notice I'm very
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proud of you John touch is derived from
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that I think it's all just you know well
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anyway so let's talk about Marcos took
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us why don't you tell me about whether
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cushion saddles are good or bad and I
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don't know if I'm talking to Marco or
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Oishi me who says cushion saddles are
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bad you can tell it's a bike person when
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they say saddles because yes call them
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seats but but by kiss this marks sake
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that's a good dogs mark anyway he says
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when you sit on a large cushioned seat
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the cushioning material insurers
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pressure is placed over the entire
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region it goes into the nooks and
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crannies between you and thighs and
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finds all the sensitive areas since your
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maximum pressure yes what do you want
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instead and this was repeated this was
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repeated many many yes this is repeated
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by many people who sent in feedback why
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just focus on his representative what
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you want instead is contact at your sit
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bones and nothing else did you know you
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have sit bones if you read the dozens of
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emails that talk about sit bones that
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were sent to our show you would know
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yeah I was a term the first person was
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making up but then we got multiple
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people talking about sit bones
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apparently I mean I haven't done any
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more medical research on this topic but
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multiple people seem to think these are
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real things yeah and so he says with
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some honesty soreness at the contact
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areas ideally the sit bones is to be
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expected for the new cyclist by the way
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as many people wrote in to tell Marco
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that does not buy cast as if he didn't
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know that rest assured he knows like he
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likens it to the soreness in your feet
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when you first start using a standing
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standing desk numbness is much more
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ominous sign it means pressure is being
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placed on the wrong spots cutting off
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blood supply oppressing unnerve so the
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consensus seems to be padding aside what
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you want is most of your weight to be on
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the sit bones and not sort of distribute
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it across all the different parts
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because then no matter how you sit it's
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like squishing all your soft tissues
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together and cutting off blood flow
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whereas apparently I'm guessing there is
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a path from the sit bones to you know
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it's not like jacking a car put it that
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way when you jack up a car you put it on
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the jack points you notice take the jack
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and put in a nice overview part
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underneath your car and start cranking
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it because bad things will happen so
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anyway I debated even putting this in
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but I feel like this is good information
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for other people who are getting into
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bikes are not into bikes and are warned
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wandering around bike seat stuff the
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there was very
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consensus that it's all about you and
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your sit bones and then making good
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contact and that not having pressure in
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other places so there you go thank you
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for all the bike dust for your feedback
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about my James d'amour sounds like
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they're like yeah well it sounds like
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they're uh they're prejudiced against
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bikes they're Bicas nice
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speaking of jacking up cars it always
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drove me nuts because anytime I wanted
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to jack up I think was the Subaru I
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don't think it was a BMW the official
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Jack point for the rear of the car was
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to Jack up by the rear differential
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which just seems like a terrible idea to
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me they were like dude just put it onto
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the rear pumpkin and go to town he'll be
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just seems banana really a pretty strong
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part of the Karman if I personally they
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know what they're talking about they
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they made the car they're gonna I know
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one would think but it just struck me
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he's wrong anyway Moe Rubin Saul wants
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to talk about Backblaze backup limits
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and also wants to know how do folks
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backup their applications folder because
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Backblaze exempts it and restructuring
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it would be hell I don't
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or at least III don't think I would want
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to because if I wanted to back
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everything up in my Applications folder
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I would rather just recreate it by hand
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because I don't think I want any of the
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stuff in there in fact one of the one of
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my favorite blog posts that I wrote
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which is mostly for myself as kind of a
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long-term memory but it's it's talking
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about here's all the things I would
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install when creating or when when
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reinstalling a new Mac or create a
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starting a new Mac so I used that for
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the MacBook adorable I used it for the
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5k iMac I I don't use migration
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assistant generally speaking because
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even though it's unlike the Windows when
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I was using Windows and this is probably
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Markos era as well that you had to
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reinstall everything we had to just
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destroy everything and start a new every
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six months to clear out all the cruft
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that just magically appears you know Mac
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OS is not like that but well I got a new
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machine yeah it's time yeah I also don't
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ever backup my Applications folder
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unless it's like for you know from like
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automatically doing it from things like
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time machine or a disk clone I think I
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think the main advantage to backing up
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your Applications folder is if you're
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literally just cloning your entire disk
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and if you want fast recovery after a
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disaster and and that there is
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definitely a role for that you should
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have some like one of your backup
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methods should be like a straight-up
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copy of your entire disk because then if
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you do have a disk failure you can you
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can restore that on to a new disk or a
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new computer very quickly compared to
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downloading things off of an internet
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backup an Internet backup is like a last
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resort because it is you know slow or it
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goes over the internet you might have
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limited upstream so you might not want
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to upload every single thing you you
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have on your disk if you can you know
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easily get it through other means so
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there is definitely a role for including
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applications folders in backups but I
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totally see why it's not included in
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Backblaze as cloud backup by default
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again we should clarity should disclose
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the back place is a frequent sponsor of
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our show but I'm really I'm so I'm
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saying this probably to defend them but
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also you know you know not because they
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are paying us sometimes but simply
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exclude that for a cloud backup because
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the the purpose of cloud backup was like
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last resort wear and applications
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folders are really easy to reconstruct
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with just time you know you're not
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permanently losing data there you're
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just losing some time to redownload
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applications reinstall applications and
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everything but yeah for a full disk copy
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method like Time Machine or super duper
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Carbon Copy clone or things like that
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any kind of disk cloning method it makes
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sense to include that just for speed of
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recovery so we talked about this a long
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backups I think it was when we were all
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just started using back plays actually
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before maybe they sponsored the show it
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was this it was discussing like the the
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fact the back plays it excludes a lot of
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stuff and they had like a hard-coded
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they have a thinking where you can say
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what you want exclude but they have a
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hard-coded exclude list and it excluded
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stuff that I wanted backed up so at that
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time I hacked up whatever XML file they
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had buried somewhere in the slash
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library folder not the home guard to run
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but the one at the top level the disk
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there was some XML file somewhere that
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you could mess with to make it back up
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things that are in the quote unquote
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hard quote coded exclude this and I
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think that technique still works and
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it's just as unsupported and dangerous
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and do it your own risk but it is the
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thing that I do frequently that file
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moves around and
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Changez or whatever but I'm pretty sure
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it's still working for me so basically
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you can make back plays back up stuff
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that it says it doesn't want to back up
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if you're willing to live a little
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dangerously but like Marcus that you
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like you should just be though sometimes
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these applications like it's annoying
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but none of your data is there you
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didn't write those applications right
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and these days the chances are very good
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that you have some reasonably convenient
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way to get those applications back the
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company you bought it from has some
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record that you bought it they can let
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you read download it even if it came on
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plastic disk hoping you're saving those
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plastic discs somewhere make you're not
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saving them I hoping you can contact the
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vendor that you bought it from and say
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hey my house burned down
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I lost my plastic discs can I get the
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software back but realistically speaking
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most applications you're gonna want to
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launch these days you have to be able to
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download them some way and if you could
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download them there's probably some
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record on their servers about the fact
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that you own it so it may be annoying
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but like Margo said like if you find
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yourself restoring from an internet
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backup many many things have gone wrong
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and you're probably just so happy that
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you have your precious data preserved in
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any form that you're not you know you're
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gonna be spending like days and days
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possibly weeks restoring anyway so don't
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worry about it but yeah but I but I'd
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visit some limited backups I'm like you
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know what go ahead backup my
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Applications folder why not so CrashPlan
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does have a Native Client for Macs maybe
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so we've gotten a lot of feedback saying
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that the enterprise crash plan client is
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actually native and if you recall one of
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the things that really drives me
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freaking bananas about crash plan as a
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consumer is that it's a a Java based
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cross-platform utter garbage app I guess
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saying Java based in utter garbage is
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redundant but here here we are
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that joke will never stop being funny
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I'm sorry so when he went zero negative
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feedback on it I know I'm surprised so
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anyway so it's there's there's been a
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lot of people coming coming to us saying
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hey the enterprise client is actually
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native so it may not be so bad once you
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do the migration except maybe not so
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fill story wrote in to say to us that he
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just upgraded to crash plan for small
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business which to be fair is not
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necessarily the same as enterprise and
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he said it's the same crappy Java app
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and he said that he was
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only allowed to use version 4.9 which I
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guess is still Java not the enterprise
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version which is six dot backs so tread
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carefully
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I still haven't taken any action on my
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backup strategy yet because I'm
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procrastinating and sticking my head in
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the sand like an ostrich trying to
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pretend that it's not not an issue but
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be wary that that things may not be all
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roses and daffodils in the crash plane
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for small business category I'm
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wondering how you can get if it's
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possible to get that native version even
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if you're a small business customer but
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I've been running the Java version for
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everything I said it's not like it
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doesn't bother me I don't see the
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application I just see the icon in the
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menu bar it's probably using a lot more
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memory and CPU than I want but it has
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pretty good controls about you can tell
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it don't even start doing a backup
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unless the machine has been idle for a
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certain period of time you can always
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stop it if it's in the middle of doing
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something and honestly with a with a Big
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Mac with lots of RAM and an SSD you just
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don't notice it running even though it's
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a bloated java application and you know
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it's probably doing ridiculous things
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and if you bring in fact if ax t monitor
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you may get sad about it but you know
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you can always pause it and tell it not
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to run now and then just do your stuff
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and then let it run when you're away or
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you don't have to see what it's doing to
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your computer fair enough speaking of
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CrashPlan the year is a 5 terabyte
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migration limit which I was not aware of
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so this is a crash plain support article
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entitled migrate your crash plan for
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home account to crash-land for small
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business it's dated a little over a week
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ago and it says that hey your backup do
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my backups continue automatically and
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the backup type cloud backups to
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CrashPlan central CrashPlan central
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being their cloud offering does it
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continue yes except very large backups
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over 5 terabytes and just seconds ago I
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took a look to see how big my latest
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backup was to crash playing central
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would anyone like to guess how big it
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was five point one five point three
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terabytes whoo yeah I'm just under five
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I'm like four point eight or something
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so I'm happy
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I've already already done this
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conversion it already updated your
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client it updated my client to thee it's
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still the Java client but the color
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scheme is different I'm pretty sure
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that's you know interesting so I'm
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running for point nine power whatever
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but yeah just it just continued my
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backups man that's that's mmm I'm
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jealous because apparently I'm good so
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it's not that I can't use this new home
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and business
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or small business thing but apparently
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I'm gonna have to re-up load everything
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all right you contact them and say very
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large backups over five terabytes well
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I'm a little bit can't you just you know
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grandfather me in I'm close like I don't
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know yeah something like that I don't
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know I'm sad hi I need to take action on
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this I just I really don't want to I
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just want it to go away and ignoring it
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does not make it go away but I wish all
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right so arc AR Q versus Backblaze
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versus Claire crash plan on saving Mac
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metadata's so this is something I've
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never paid attention to because I don't
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really care enough even though I
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probably should so as the person who is
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most likely to care about this John why
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don't you tell me about what's going on
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here larger story like maybe two years
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ago I think back when backways was
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starting to come to prominence and arc
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was a lot newer than it is now and one
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of Arc's big selling points was hey we
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back up all your mac metadata like every
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little bit of it all the labels and the
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dates in the comment field and like
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every little weird but the finder flags
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and all the stuff we back it all up and
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there's another program I'm not sure if
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it's associated with the arc if it's
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written by the same guy or if it's
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totally independent but called back up
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bouncer that was trying to say if you
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make a backup and restore the backup is
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it exactly like it was before down to
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the bit down to every single piece of
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metadata right then you could care more
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or less about different things at
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various times people who use like labels
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like Mac Mac OS is labels where you can
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label your items in the finder with
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different colors and give the colors
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names and stuff like that if you use
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that extensively or tags you know that
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is the expansion of labels like if you
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use that stuff extensively and you do a
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backup but like that's how you organize
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your files right and you do a backup and
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you're restoring all that stuff is gone
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that is essentially data loss for you so
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you care a lot about that that metadata
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back up bouncer is you know down to the
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bit thing I remember like super duper
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would fail on backup bouncer because it
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didn't restore permissions on things
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that didn't have the the rights to
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restore like it changed the ownership or
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changed some you know like
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it's very picky about exactly what you
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want to have but the general line from
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these companies about why their products
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don't do well on backup bouncer is like
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well we are not a bit for bit imaging
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system we are data backup solution so
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you're not gonna get your discs back but
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for bid exactly how it was you're just
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gonna get your data back CrashPlan
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reportedly backs up metadata better than
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back plays back plays drops almost all
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of it on the floor and just backs up
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your data crash mine does better arc is
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apparently 100% like it'll get every
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single little bit because that's you
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know that's it's the bespoke artisanal
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handcrafted backup program just for mac
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users and a lot of people ask me how if
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you know that since I love all my
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metadata and everything well one of the
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reason is I don't use labels and tags a
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is because I know how they're
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implemented in its gross but B I fear
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how they how that stuff will if that
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stuff will survive so I wouldn't want to
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rely on it and have it get lost in some
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kind of backup thing and like we said
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before online backup is absolutely the
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last resort so it being the lowest
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fidelity backup I have SuperDuper being
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the highest fidelity where it's pretty
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much exactly the bit for a bit the discs
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that I had Time Machine kind of being in
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the middle and then back plays being the
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lowest fidelity I'm okay with that right
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there's this trade-off you're paying
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five dollars a month to store some
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obscene amount of memory and someone
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else's server
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you know I'm I understand again if that
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if I find myself restoring from that so
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many things have gone wrong that I just
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accept that you know every little bit of
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metadata won't be there but because of
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that I also don't use the metadata for
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any it's not an essential part of my
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workflow for organizing my files just
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because so many things not just backup
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software but so many things are not
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won't won't honor and copy that metadata
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like the Apple's own CP commands that MV
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commands duffle for the most part honor
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it but lots of other tools like even if
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you install the third-party builds of
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our sink and haven't compiled it with
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the right options that might not bring
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your extended after it's over and if you
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less you don't pass the right flags and
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stuff like I just can't rely on myself
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to be careful to preserve that stuff so
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I never put on anything I really care
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about in Medway like that would just sad
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because I wish it was pervasive and
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supported everywhere but the lowest
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common denominator which is
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actually incorrect expression but you
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all know what I mean is so much lower
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than what it is on the Mac so the the
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common set of metadata that you can be
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confident is going to survive everywhere
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it's higher than it has ever been but
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still way lower than what Mac OS
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supports so backup programs being on
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that lower end I just accept is another
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sad reality just like filename
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extensions sorry John
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someday we'll get there someday we'll
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find it The Rainbow Connection that one
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right over my head
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I know I've heard it before I think it's
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a Beatles lyric have you had close close
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Margo have you shown Adam The Muppet
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movie oh there we go no yeah it's a
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little bit slow pace for kids because
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it's just like a 70s movie and movies
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were slower back then but still got some
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good songs you know what I loved Charles
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Bronson was in with like the great
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Muppet Caper or something like that it
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was another Muppets movie I forget where
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what what the official title was but I
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remember loving that as a kid and like
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many years ago I watched it with Aaron
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in you as an adult and I was like oh
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this movie is not that the original
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movie though is is very sweet and has
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tell is he is he properly fit on his sit
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technically he's got someone's hand up
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his butt but oh my god through the magic
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it's pretty cool we were sponsored this
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talk about a lot of people have written
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in with a a lot of anger about Outback
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blazes 30-day retention policy so this
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is something that I could not possibly
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care less about but there's a lot of
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very grumpy people about it so if I
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understand things right back leis has
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said if you have a a say external hard
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drive that is physically connected to
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your computer and this qualifies for
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Backblaze backups if you don't plug it
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in every 30 days then they will delete
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those backups so let's say you know I
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have an external hard drive that has a
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bunch of pictures on it if I don't plug
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it in at least once a month at the end
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of a month if I haven't plugged it in
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that place will delete all those files
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and there's a lot of people that are
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really really grumpy about this that
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have written us and are like why aren't
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you talking about this how can you let
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Stan I just don't care like why I don't
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understand why people think it's
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acceptable for backplates to hold on to
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this data in perpetuity just because
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they're paying them five dollars a month
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or whatever it is CrashPlan does it for
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ten dollars a month I mean it all comes
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down to the business model oh thank you
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yeah back plays the corporate no for ten
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dollars is the new plan that they are
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doing okay so back plays has been on
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Twitter talking to people and they say
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like oh we consider revisiting this
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policy at Baba but yeah it just comes
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down to the economics if this is a way
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for Backblaze to make it so they don't
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lose money and cancel this plan because
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you can imagine just hooking up every
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hard drive you have and pushing it up
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and then just never reconnecting it I'd
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do it because I keep the most of my hard
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drives unmounted and occasionally back
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plays yells at me and tells me I haven't
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mounted one in a while I just mounted in
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it and it's fine like it sends you a
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reminder you're not going to not know
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that it's happening
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but if Backblaze wanted to like revisit
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this what they would have to do is say
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you can start as much as you want but
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now we're gonna have to charge you on
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some sort of usage basis maybe there's a
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flat fee up to a certain size but once
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you get beyond that you have to pay an
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additional X number of dollars for
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different you know you know like it
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doesn't have to be exactly I like Hart
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you pay for every bite like s3 it can
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still be the insurance model where
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everybody pays the same amount and most
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people do very little but a few people
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do a lot it all evens out like that's
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their business model to support your
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ability to just hook up a hard drive to
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terabyte hard drive once let it back up
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over the course of the week and then
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just file it away in a shelf confident
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to those two terabytes will be there
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forever back blades will store those two
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terabytes for you no problem you just
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got to give them enough money to make it
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worth their while and how much more do
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you have to give it than $5 a month I
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don't know they can figure out how the
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math works but for all the people asking
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for that feature it's going to cost you
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more money and I think those people will
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be willing to cost more money so I think
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back please
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should come up with the plan that has
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slightly different policies that is
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priced slightly differently and for its
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extreme users they would use that they
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would get more money out of the extreme
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users and I think they would just have
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happier customers overall because most
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people don't care about this but the
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people who do as we noted are you know
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very very worked up about it so that
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plays you leave money on the table go
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take take some money from the people who
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want their stuff to be stored forever I
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think one of the main roots of that
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anger is like you know when you know
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Backblaze advertisers
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unlimited and unlimited in computers is
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never really unlimited and there's
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there's always exceptions to that
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because it's impossible to build a
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business on being truly unlimited and
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you know usually like the it's easy to
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understand business models that don't
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claim to be unlimited and just show you
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their pricing and their limits right
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upfront and so I think the people who
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were angry about that are probably angry
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because they expect truly unlimited
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because that's how it's advertised and
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this is an exception to that but you
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know that's again like that's you know I
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think you put a well that's why they
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were able to stay business is because of
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limitations like that that are I think
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pretty reasonable limitations yeah like
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that's not a secret
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they're gonna pop that log in your faces
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I think they popped the first I like a
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box in like 10 days or 14 days like hey
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I haven't seen this books in this disc
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in 10 days perhaps you want to plug it
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back in like they're secretly trying to
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delete all your data but the this is
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where the economics work for five
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dollars you can really start as much as
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you want for five dollars but you can't
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like briefly connect the hard drive your
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computer like have your your friends
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come and bring their hard drive so come
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up to your computer let them back up and
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then take the hard drive back to the
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house and never visit it again now you
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have a permanent backup of their stuff
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just in case they lose it like that's
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that's the model they're trying to avoid
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people just you know using it as a way
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station to drop off a couple terabytes
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right that's not that's not sustainable
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for five dollars a month flat fee yep so
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a lot of other people have written in
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and said hey you know you I don't know
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if you guys were aware but you all have
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seen ologies and and Synology does have
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a peer-to-peer backup system strategy
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etc why don't you do that and I will be
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the bad guy and say I don't want to
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share my space with you two jerks and
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it's mine and I don't want to share and
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I I would probably if either of you
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asked me be willing to offer up what I
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could but last I heard John you said
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intersting there's no room in the end I
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don't have a squared espera I'm certain
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reference here yeah exactly so John
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doesn't have John doesn't have any X
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expand any excess space to offer and
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thus if you don't have any excess space
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to offer you a backup Marco and I maybe
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could set this up but I don't know I
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just I feel like this is the sort of
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will probably end up doing and and I
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don't I don't feel comfortable asking
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even you guys who I think would probably
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say you know all things being equal
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could probably say yeah sure you can
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back up to my Salah gee I don't feel
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comfortable talking to you guys about it
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let alone you know anyone else I might
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know so I don't really view this as a
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reasonable option for me but maybe I'm
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just being a big baby yeah I don't it's
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not a reasonable option for most people
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and and I wouldn't say yes because I
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don't want the responsibility of holding
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your data like the whole point of of
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cloud backup is I want it to be far away
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from my house so if the house burned
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down is okay and I want it to be
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someplace where it's somebody's job to
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make sure my data is actually there a
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lot of people do this where they do a
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hard drive and and back it up and put it
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in a relative's house that is better
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than nothing I'm not gonna discourage
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you from doing that but in that
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situation I've been in a many times what
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always happens is you forget to keep
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bringing the hard drive back and forth
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because it's a pain and if it's Network
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base like I don't have to do that it's
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all magic over the network is the person
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at the other end invested in making sure
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that your backup continues to be
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successful and that you know they're the
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the hard drive that's doing it isn't
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filling up or doesn't have some bad
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sectors and stuff like that's not their
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job and they don't want to be
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responsible for that and if something
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goes wrong now you're mad at like a
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friend or relative and there have been
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like products on Kickstarter and stuff
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to try to do with strangers like we'll
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all share our date it'll be a big
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distributed p2p cloud like so far that
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hasn't worked out it's a good it's a
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good idea if I think if space was
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cheaper and bandwidth is more would work
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out but right now I hardly recommend
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sending your data to some company whose
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job it is to make sure your data safe
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doesn't mean the company's gonna be
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perfect either but hey if the company
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screws things up you can feel fine about
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being mad at the company B you can sue
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the company maybe probably not because
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of their User Agreement but anyway like
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you can get as mad as you want about
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them they have deep pockets so if you
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want some sort of requests you can get
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it you would never want to be in this
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relationship with a relative or a friend
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we're through some faults that you will
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argue about your your backup your
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off-site backup is corrupt
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or Unruh or not there or something goes
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wrong or whatever and then people being
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bitter about the harddrive space you're
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using if they want to reclaim that to
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put like more the Ritz blu-rays on it's
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just it is not a relationship you want
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to be in I do not recommend this even
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though there's lots of good software for
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it that makes it easy
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oh but like I said all that said if
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that's your only option like if that's
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the only thing you can do whether it's
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carrying hard drives back and forth in a
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car or having your two Synology to talk
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to each other it is better than nothing
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but I really recommend making a company
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do it you know I think I would almost
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feel I'm not even almost I think I would
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probably feel more comfortable saying to
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one of you guys I am shipping a Synology
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to your house a second Synology I don't
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want to run your Synology I don't want
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to run your hardware in my house it's
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hard enough running my own stuff my kids
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gonna spill peanut butter on it my
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basements gonna flood the mice are gonna
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poop in it it's just no I totally
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understand that yeah yeah like yeah I I
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also I don't want the responsibility you
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know like it's it's much less about you
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know the about the the physical having
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the hardware or having the space or the
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money required to run and empower it
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like it's more about I don't want you to
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depend on this box in my house can I
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said you know in my garage that's
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probably overheating itself slowly like
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it I don't need like I don't need the
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stress of that and that like and I don't
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I would hate to be in the position where
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your stuff went bad and you were
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depending on me and this thing being
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perfectly operating in my house to fix
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that and and talk about like you know
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that's fine for the three of us like
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most people don't have friends with
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giant Nast boxes in their garage like
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this is not a generalizable solution it
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barely would even work for us and we
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have giant Nash boxes with giant hard
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drives and fast internet connections and
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we're all friends like most people don't
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have that kind of setup and even the
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ones like us who do probably shouldn't
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do that if we have other options I think
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it's safer to lend people money give
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people money you could just say it's
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just a gift just you never have to pay
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me back here it is we're friends whereas
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the day that it's like it's like you're
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keeping the safe for me right like it's
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easier to keep
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children safe than their data busy you
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forget the stupid hard drivers there you
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forget if it's still running you forget
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a thing czar going bad the person on the
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other end doesn't know that their thing
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is failing because you have some it's
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just it's not you are not a data center
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you don't have a climate control thing
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with aisles and miles of Iraq computers
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you know like just you don't have that
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you don't have redundant power backups
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you don't just you're not in the
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business of being a backup thing so it's
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just it's just gonna be sad all around
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because if something goes wrong then you
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know what do you do you just sit there
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and try not to blame each other but then
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you do feel bad about it like I feel
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like it's a much better feeling for you
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to back up stuff the back plays and then
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you're all your data goes corrupt them
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back plays at the last moment like then
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you just be righteously mad at back
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plays being mad at corporation is what
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Americans are best at we don't want
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don't want every relationships just you
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know I'm never flying Delta again like
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you can do that all you want fine you
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don't want to sacrifice your personal
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relationships but she'll keep you
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vibrant and extend your life according
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to all the studies yeah it's funny bring
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that up because the unfortunately named
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pahis food in the chat said backing up
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each other storage is like lending money
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don't do it with your friends do it with
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the business and I agree with that like
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I said I think lending money is better
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because it is a it's a yeah if it is
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better than backing up because lending
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money you can lend it and say oh I'm
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pretending this is loan but in my heart
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of hearts I'm realizing this is a gift
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and just say I never expect to see this
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money back and I'll be fine with it
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because it's a nice thing to do there's
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no ongoing relationship where you're
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like maintaining that money for the
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person or anything be more like if they
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gave you instead of putting their money
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into savings they gave it the money's
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free to you to invest and that would be
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the kind of responsibility you're
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getting for data it's like and then they
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come back and say house hasn't all that
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money I gave you
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how's that investment going like yeah
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yeah it's it's going it's going okay
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then they get mad at you why did you do
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a better job of investing my money it's
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like just why didn't you not make me do
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this yeah and I need to be clear I agree
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with you that lending money to a friend
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is maybe not the best thing in the world
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but it is way better than being a backup
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strategy so to hopefully come to the end
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of this was only a couple more things
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about backups Jon tell me about Synology
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see two backups
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this is still in beta and
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apparently a thing a Synology thing i
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think it's only in germany - so it's not
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really relevant dust but Synology has
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their own everyone's to riff on s-3b -
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now you got see - we're running out of
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letters and number columns here your
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Synology will do a back up of itself -
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Synology zone cloud storage they just
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reselling s3 I have no idea but anyway
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paper on no that's that's a thing we'll
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put the link in the show notes if you
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have a Synology you're interested in
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looking at the c2 beta
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especially if you live in your Frankfurt
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Germany or wherever the hell this is
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check it out yeah that it's expensive
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though it's a are we selling s3 it's 70
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euros per terabyte per year so that's 83
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dollars ish according to duck taco per
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terabyte and if I have five that's four
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hundred and fifteen dollars a year for
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me that is not inexpensive yeah I think
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back lays b2 is still probably the
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cheapest option I know of for like like
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actual paper gig but otherwise you know
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unlimited in usage as long as you pay
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for it kind of kind of thing like I
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don't I don't know of anything cheaper
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than b2 yet but I'm happy to hear
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suggestions yeah
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additionally friend of the show Dan
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Morin has written a post for Mac world
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which is apparently still a thing saying
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why the Mac needs iCloud backup so why
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not I guess right I mean iCloud is
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foolproof and definitely is a
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justifiable use is is backing up all of
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your data that you cannot possibly lose
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why wouldn't that work it's backing up a
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lot of data a lot of iOS devices are
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backed up I got only Apple knows for
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sure how many of them I mean you get
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some of that of iCloud backup stuff I
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forget to sum it's some obscenely small
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amount that you get five gigs I think
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it's five gigs yeah right
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but anyway and you could pay for more
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but the mattress doesn't have that and
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this is no those cases where the Mac
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doesn't have a feature that iOS had for
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years and years and a lot of people
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asked about like when is when is Apple
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gonna do a lot back for the Mac it seems
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inevitable if they eventually get around
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to it because they already do iCloud
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backups is not a new business they would
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do the same model of giving you a
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useless amount of storage for free and
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then you pay for more and I bet people
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better than nothing so Apple should do
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that eventually it also just like you
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know the you can you can make jokes
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been so far in the past and everything
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that but I think I fled back up to
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pretty solid like and most of their
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recent services are pretty solid you
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know some of their intelligence based
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things like Siri and and conserve ads
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could use some work but like the the
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stuff that's about just like storing
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your data responsibly and syncing it and
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everything that stuff has been pretty
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solid for a while now so I am totally
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you know fine with the idea at Apple
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offering this and it's one of those
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things it's similar to like when they
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limitations or requirements Time Machine
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is well it's better than people who use
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nothing at all like it's better than
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nothing right and and so with iOS
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devices backing up to iCloud like you
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know that's another situation where like
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it's better than not having even the
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five gigs they give you is better than
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nothing
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it'd be nice to have more by default
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because it would be nice to have a
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reasonable amount for all iPhones sold
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that just came with the price of the
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iPhone I think that would be a wonderful
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thing for Apple to do I'm not holding my
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breath on that but but I wish they would
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do things like that but because you know
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having having any backup is better than
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having no backup and this would be the
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kind of thing we're like yeah not every
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Mac owner would or should use an iCloud
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backup service if it were if it were off
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on the Mac but it would be a really easy
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fast way to get lots of Mac users to
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have a backup who otherwise would have
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for you oh no there's nothing else I
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believe there is so case no it's not I
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heard that you might have had a keyboard
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flaw on your new MacBook adorable that
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has this wonderful keyboard that
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everyone loves so much that definitely
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isn't enough constant flaws for almost
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everybody
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no no that's fake news oh okay make sure
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yeah so my beloved MacBook adorable
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apparently got an infinitesimally small
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piece of dust under the numeral four key
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and because of that it was mushy for
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days until I finally had the time to go
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to Target and buy myself compressed air
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which is something I haven't bought in
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probably five maybe ten years and then
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take the compressed air to my macbook
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and blow out the infinitesimally small
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piece of dust and then subsequent to
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that it took me a few hours to realize I
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had not really removed the dust but
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simply relocated it to under the caps
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lock secure perhaps lock key which I
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don't generally use but I happened to
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use a few hours later and was like oh
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well that's mushy and gross I guess I
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know where that dust went and then I had
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to take the compressed air again to the
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caps lock key in order to blow it out
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again and now I think my keyboard is
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fully functioning once more but yeah
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very frustrating because the difference
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between the regularly functioning key
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keys and a key that has just a iota of
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dust under it is night and day it is
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disgusting to use a key that has dust
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under it because it feels mushy and
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gross and terrible so I still love my
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MacBook adorable I still do recommend it
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especially as like an accessory Mac but
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the the tolerance for dust and debris on
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this thing is approaching zero which is
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really unfortunate it's like the
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opposite of that panasonic toughbook
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remember that oh yeah I do
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the yellow laptop the laptop meant to
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work in all sorts of environments maybe
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you should get one of those like glass
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boxes with the little holes with the
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gloves and adorable inside the box and
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when you want to use it just put your
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hands into those gloves
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I hear you so yeah so that was sad times
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I'm about to get one of these at work by
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the way I'm about to get a 20-17
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MacBook Pro at work I'll let you know if
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and when Mikey I think Mikey bro will be
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fine because I plan to never touch it I
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plan to keep the thing closed and use it
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to hook up to a monitor and just use it
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as like a three times more powerful
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version of my Mac Pro that I have at
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work now hooked up to the very same
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monitor mouse and keyboard but we'll see
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you say that but as Marco and I were
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just recounting an episode or two ago
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clamshell mode is the word I'll leave it
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cracks but the point is I'm gonna I'm
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gonna not use that keyboard if I can
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help it yeah the thing is like and I I'm
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obviously always tempted to launch
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another rant about how this keyboard is
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awful to be on all the computers but it
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makes some sense for this awful keyboard
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to be on that
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computer but the one you have Casey not
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the one John's getting and the one that
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I have but it makes sense
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the MacBook adorable one 12-inch
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whatever we're calling it is super super
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small and thin and all other costs that
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is what that computer is for so I
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honestly can't complain that much that
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they put this incredibly controversial
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unreliable keyboard in that mom you can
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complain about the reliability like it's
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fine to make it super slim and
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compromise and everything but
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reliability no matter what you do that
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should be the one thing at least the job
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of the keyboard is when you press the
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key it makes a letter on your screen
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right so they can't we shouldn't be
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accepting this big of a downgrade and
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expected reliability because every
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keyboard goes bad eventually I've broken
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a bunch of the the flat aluminum ones
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but they last for years before something
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goes wrong and I mean it could be
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whatever the whatever the thing is not
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confirmation bias but you know where you
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where you're hyper aware of people
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telling you tales of woe about their
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keyboards foot boy we've heard a lot of
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them from people who have this keyboard
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and it just seems like a big change in
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reliability and keyboard reliability I'm
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you know all that tough keyboards are
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gonna you know go crappy eventually
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probably but within the first several
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months to have a key stopped working to
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the point where it affects it sound like
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oh it feels weird when I type like to
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the point where it doesn't make the
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letter on the screen that's just not
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acceptable even for the slim one that's
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true yeah because it's like again it's
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like it's this is a problem that we
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didn't used to have and and or like you
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know if you if you had a laptop that had
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a key break or die on it it was maybe
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after like five years or after you had
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abused it or dropped a whole bunch of
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crap in it and so and so that's one
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thing that's probably unavoidable but to
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have laptops where now this keyboard is
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on the entire line of laptops and that
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entire line of laptops has significant
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reliability problems with the primary
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interface method that is a big problem
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that is a massive design flaw that
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shouldn't have shipped the first time
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let alone the second and in the case of
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the 12-inch third times so I've really
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you know we there was remember that read
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a thread that was a couple months ago
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that was allegedly from some
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manufacturing inside that was spilling
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details about who knows what about Apple
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one of the things that's said in there
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was that there's gonna be a new key
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switch mechanism for the 2018 MacBook
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Pro revision that allegedly is going to
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be similar in in thickness and travel
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but it's gonna it's gonna be like
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magnetic or something there's gonna be
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some kind of significant key switch
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changed I hope that is you know I hope
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something like that is going to happen I
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hope Apple sees the way we do that you
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know we can't convince them to make this
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keyboard thicker to make it feel better
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that's never gonna happen
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so I'll take what we can get let's just
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make this if we're gonna have this the
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super thin keyboard the sacrifices the
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key travel for Johnny is thin world at
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least make it work reliably like there
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is no way in 2017 and 2018 we should not
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have unreliable laptop keyboards on
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brand-new $2,000 and up laptops that is
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completely unacceptable and ridiculous
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in this day and age how to clean the
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keyboard of your MacBook or MacBook Pro
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if your MacBook 2015 and later or
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MacBook Pro 2016 and later has an
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unresponsive key or a key that feels
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press it follow these steps to clean the
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keyboard with compressed air number one
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hold your Mac notebook at a 75 degree
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angle so it's not quite vertical that's
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75 kids not 80 we come at this exact 700
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on this show you're there preposterous I
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cannot believe that this is the thing
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number 2 use compressed air to spray the
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keyboard or just the affected keys in a
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left-to-right motion number 3 rotate
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your Mac notebooks so it's your right
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side and it's a so it's right side
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that's that's not even a full sentence
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rook rotate your Mac keyboard so it's
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oh - its right side I can't read my
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apologies - its right side again from
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left right number 4 repeat the action
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this time with your Mac notebook rotated
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to its left side this is asinine that
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this is the thing now to be fair my
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keyboard still worked it just felt like
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garbage but or one key felt like garbage
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and by and large I actually do still
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very much like this keyboard I know
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Marco you don't and that's fine but in
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general when it can't when it's working
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I really like this keyboard similarly
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when my car's valvetrain hasn't exploded
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it's a very nice car but it's just
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frustrating it's very frustrating that
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I have I have had this computer for to
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wouldn't change months and I'm already
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having to take a restorative action to
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get the keyboard to work again right
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it's like and again like I've resigned
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myself to this new thin thin key switch
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thing that feels to me is crappy but
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every time I saw that and like I've been
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constantly reducing my expectations fine
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I'll carry a dongle bag fine I'll pay a
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little bit more fine I'll have this
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touch bar on the big ones that I really
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don't like at least make it reliable
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like just make it work reliably if
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you're gonna make me swallow all of
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these other jagged bitter pills at least
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make something reliable that's all like
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I'm not asking for much here I've
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reduced my expectations and given up on
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every other battle on these laptops just
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a lot of smaller set of jagged little
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pill though thank you very much I know
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I'm just saying like that so that's
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that's a marcos brain farting out some
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references without his knowledge no I
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honestly not only is that a great album
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but I was I was arguing with TIFF about
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this a few days ago I would say that is
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possibly one of the most influential
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albums of the 90s these kids who cares
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oh you gotta wait 20 years before you
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can be nostalgic like we are about the
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80s you know there are times that's
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right not 10 more years but actually 20
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it's it's not a linear scale so you are
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what are you like 6 or 7 years older
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than we are and usually that that feels
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like 6 or 7 minutes but then there are
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times that it feels like six or seven
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decades and this is one of those times
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it's when you listen to Margo and TIFF
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talk about I knew it for that matter
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talk to talk with nostalgia about 90s
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music and just it's just like what that
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was it was more than 20 years ago for
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most of it I know I know it just it just
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seems weird but I came out in like 95 96
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some like that I mean maybe I'm assuming
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people from the 70s feel the same way
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were people in this algebra he's music
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because you know 70 was give me the
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Canady was all this crap but you know
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whatever it's what age you are I
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understand how it works just Alanis
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Morisette influential album 95 all right
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all right that should be a top four top
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four albums in the 90s you know I knew
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her when she was on you can't do that on
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television you didn't know her then I
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sure did I love that show
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that was a great show don't even start
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with me reruns oh you are such a turd
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let's just move on all right ask ATP we
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slime John somehow oh I would love to oh
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my god we should kick start slimming
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John and get the money to Houston or
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something like that my word somebody get
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on that anyway Joe Lyon writes in to ask
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ATP this is a little bit long so I don't
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I remember seeing this but it must be an
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email or something what is the long game
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in photo storage not not just which
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cloud service do I use for the next five
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but how will photos be managed stored
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and handed down between generations we
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take more pictures than ever but then we
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lock them all into personal devices and
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accounts that in print very few of them
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I think our family histories are
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actually at more danger than previously
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ironically hundreds of thousands of
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pictures from a family can be lost when
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someone dies and doesn't leave behind a
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password or a cloud service goes
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belly-up in local backups weren't made
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or photos or hard disks crash or data
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isn't carried to new devices
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coincidentally I was thinking about this
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recently because I have I have really
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been wondering like if I were to
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suddenly pass away what would happen to
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the things that I care about like our
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pictures and because of that that that's
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yet another reason why why I recommend
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the 1password family plan because you
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know Aaron has my my password via one
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password
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she has my password for like google
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photos for example but but you know Joe
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Lyons point is exactly right like he
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used to be that you would print all
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these pictures and create albums and
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granted there would be far fewer
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pictures than you would have in this
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digital age but at least there was
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something you can physically give to
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somebody else what is the future bring
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and and I'll start with the the semi pro
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photographer Marco what do you think
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about this I'm barely even that anymore
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but it's it's a bigger question of you
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know lots of things regarding your you
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know your data integrity and everything
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else you know it's it's it goes way
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beyond just photos but like lots of your
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other data as well but I mean largely
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you know
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once once I'm gone I won't care I won't
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be able to care it's largely not my
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problem with my particulars but no I
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think it realized the Nile is God -
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photo backup like you know I think it
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relies on your family and people who
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come after you it relies on them caring
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just like preservation of anything from
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previous generations like if they care
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you know it basically you know we as the
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people who have who have this data now I
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think we do have some responsibility to
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have some kind of recovery you know that
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our heirs have will have access to after
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we're gone so you know things like
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making sure like are that their family
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has access to passwords and data and
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stuff like that but beyond that like
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it's up to the next generations to care
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and it always has been like every family
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you know like we you know you only know
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what your relatives have been able to
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pass on to you you only have what they
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have carried with them and what they
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still have in their possessions from
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previous generations and the same thing
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is going to apply to this like in some
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ways it is easier than ever to keep this
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stuff and especially as time goes on
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like my entire photo collection from the
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first year I was taking photos with the
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digital camera which is like 2004 I
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think you know mm really but my entire
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photo collection from that year is like
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a few hundred Meg's like it's at most
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like it's nothing compared to it like
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and and as time goes on every year that
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goes by hard drives get bigger and
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cameras get better and photos get bigger
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and so it seems like everything's always
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really big buddy like what was taken in
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the past with low resolution cameras
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lower resolution sensors like less data
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being captured with less video more
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stills like I don't know I feel like
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it's not that hard if you care and if
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your heirs and relatives care it isn't
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that hard to keep stuff and to pass it
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down it's just an issue of will will the
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people who inherit your things actually
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care to keep them and that's always my
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problem and photos don't get bigger all
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the time like you said that photos get
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bigger every year in cameras get better
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but they we are probably
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already very close to limits of human
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visual acuity on the highest-end cameras
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and we're just waiting for it to trickle
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down once your phone is taking 42
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megapixel images do you think in 10
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years they're gonna be taking 84
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megapixel images they will not like
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there what are we gonna do blow it up to
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a post to the size of a football stadium
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like there we are close to the limits
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and if storage continues to increase at
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any rate while the size of photos stays
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more or less the same maybe even get
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smaller if we have better compression
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tech this is the storage of photos is a
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problem that will solve itself
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essentially as storage size increases so
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just in the same way that's easy for
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marker to take his hundred Meg's of
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photos from 2000 in 50 years it will be
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much easier to take our quote-unquote
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massive photo libraries and put them in
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in the storage of the day and 50 years
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they will not be taking 10,000 megapixel
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photos there probably be like 50 to 100
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megapixel photos if even that probably
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not even that it's not it's gonna stop
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because you can't there's there's no
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point in more pixels like again you're
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not blowing it up to a poster that
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covers your entire house so that little
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that part of the problem will take care
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of itself I have some faith in that kind
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of like music did like the music files
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like you know even if they go to flak
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that's it like limits of human acuity
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bit depth bitrate all things we talk
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about take the biggest audio file you
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could have is there a benefit to making
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something a hundred times bigger no
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there isn't because we can't hear
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anything better than that that's it
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the audio will never get bigger than
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than that you know and multi-channel and
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so and so forth so I'm optimistic about
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that and it's the thing to remember
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about trends like this where it's like
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oh oh or just it's never you know it's
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gonna continue on and on some of the
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lines on the graph level off and that is
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a saving grace yeah the thing I would
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add though this this is just a backup
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problem like anything aside from the
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social things like I'll pass it on and
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having you know sharing your passwords
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that you should definitely do that but
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like any other backup problem it's all
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about diversity right so print some
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pictures first of all because that is a
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diversified backup strategy physical
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things versus digital things the
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physical things are worse they
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deteriorate that you can lose them that
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you know they take up space so on and so
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forth but it's a it's an
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important diversification you reach out
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you print some books from from Apple's
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sponsors of this episode right that is a
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diversification that's also as marker
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will surely say I may add read not just
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diversification of backup but it'll let
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you look at your pictures like you know
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we all have so many pictures but if
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they're in a digital thing like how
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often do you even look at them I I think
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pictures on my phone in the new
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Uncharted game than I do looking at the
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pictures on my actual phone on your wall
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lets you enjoy them for the time you're
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alive before you don't care like
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diversification of backup means also
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perhaps winnowing your collection down
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to some really good pictures and sharing
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them with the relative this is the case
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where you're not doing it for a backup
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your photos and I think we're in a much
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better situation than we were in the
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past because it's harder I think for the
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shoebox full of photos or photo albums
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to transfer from the the elderly
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relative who's died to the rest of the
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family because people don't want here's
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like 50 pounds of photo albums or even
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just a shoebox like people don't want
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that junk like especially when you're
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trying to clear out all the belongings
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and everything like that you're trying
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to save the few precious things like one
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or two wedding photos then being digital
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least of losslessly carrying them across
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that process easy enough to do and I
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think as we all die and the people who
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grew up in the sort of the cusp of the
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digital age died off the process of
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figuring out how to get our crap to
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continue on will be worked out in a
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generation or two and so I have a lot of
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confidence that it's sort of permanent
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growing archive of things associated
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with the family will be passed on from
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generation to generation again because
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storage sizes will keep going up not
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forever but they'll keep going up well
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long after the the size of the things
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we're doing go up and I by the way I
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also think there's a limit on number of
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photos we'll take to it because I'm I
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guess you just wish to to constantly
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recorded video but there's some social
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parts that that I think might won't make
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it happen but we take so many more
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pictures now than we used to especially
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we have kids but in 300 years we're not
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gonna be taking a thousand times more
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photos like you just can't do that where
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we're taking a photo where we have a
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second for our entire lives 24 hours day
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that's just video and I don't think we
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on record every second so I am much more
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optimistic than Joe lying about this but
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I would recommend people think about the
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password share anything like Casey said
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diversify
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diversify
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I your photo backups and maybe get a
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couple of them and print them and
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hanging on your wall so you can look at
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them all you're still alive
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bit but can you give a brief rundown of
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how you decided on a camera to buy in
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suggestions for a beginner I will start
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and say that what I had done was look
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around at my friends and try to figure
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out what was something that felt at kind
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of entry-level and approachable with and
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also was was reasonably easy to carry
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physically because it wasn't you know
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the size of a DSLR and so I have an
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Olympus om-d e-m1
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in the show notes to a couple actually
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two or three year old review now of of
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that camera it's the one I still use
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this is a micro 4/3 camera and it has
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interchangeable lenses and so I spent a
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fair bit of money on well what I thought
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was a fair bit of money on both the body
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and one really nice prime lens that
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prime lens lasted me for the first
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couple of years I had the camera and
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then about a year ago I added a zoom
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lens I chose this because Sean Blanc
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Blanc Blanc I forget how you pronounce
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this longer name Thank You Sean Blanc
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head recommended it very very strongly
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and I love this camera by no means is it
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the best camera in the entire world
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but I love it and and it is done right
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by me and helped me get better as a
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photographer because it allow and not to
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say that's unique to this camera by any
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stretch but but this one is very good
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because it allows interchangeable lenses
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and it allows me to do things like shoot
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an aperture priority which is to say I
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can concentrate on getting one thing
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right and the rest of it will just
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automatically happen again I'm not
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saying that's unique to this camera but
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that's kind of how I got started and
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that's generally speaking how I still
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shoot today and suggestions for a
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beginner you know everyone says this not
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remember Marco you and you and me and
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Aaron and TIFF were sitting in some
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restaurant in New York forever ago and
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we were talking about cameras and I
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remember you and TIFF saying to me there
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are two rules to being a good
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photographer number one never use the
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flash and number two take a bazillion
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pictures because if you take a bazillion
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pictures at least one of them will be
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okay and I really
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think as as cliche and is silly and as
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frustrating as that may sound to a
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beginner that really really is the case
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like I would recommend getting enough of
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a camera that that you feel like you've
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got something interesting and special
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and that doesn't have to be very
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expensive by any means but enough that
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maybe you can get a little bokeh bouquet
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however you pronounce it but but other
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than that just try to avoid the flash it
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takes a lot of pictures and I think
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that's sufficient so John let's go to
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you next what do you recommend I
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basically bought the camera marker told
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me too many things in life but I the
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caveat though I did he also told me
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about lens rentals and so before before
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I bought it I'm pretty sure you guys may
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remember that dude didn't I didn't I
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rent the back camera first before I
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decided to plunk down the money for it I
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believe you did it was either that one
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or its predecessor and I did the same by
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the way yeah no it was it was a 63 and I
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remember when Marko recommended it I
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wasn't I wasn't that keen on it because
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I wanted like I basically wanted a fancy
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camera but then I used Marcos a7 r2 or
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whatever used to have and it just seemed
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too big and so then I'm like are maybe
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he was right this moment so I rented it
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and liked it and bought it and I didn't
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honestly I didn't shop around that too
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much because that's that's a service
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both wirecutter and Marco provide if you
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don't want to spend a year researching
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stuff I did actually spend a very long
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time researching super zooms because I
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had experience with a couple of them and
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I'm like let me just find a successor to
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my family camera and I get my super zoom
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and I could never find one that would
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seem like it was a win over what I was
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doing so yeah so ask friends who know
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stuff about cameras and before you plunk
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down a large amount of money it seems
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large to someone who doesn't buy fancy
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cameras consider something like lens
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Rendell's where it seems like oh my gosh
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am i paying to rent this but it's
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cheaper than buying the camera and
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realizing you don't want it and having
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to you know find a way to sell it at a
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loss and everything so that that I think
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that works me honestly the aging
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internet you know if you don't know
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Marco personally there is the the wire
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cutter there is DP review you can find
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the information out there and then just
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come up with a couple candidates borrow
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or rent them to see which one you like
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and then go for it I agree with Casey go
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I kind of like it Mac storage go a
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little bit more than you
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like save money for an extra six months
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if you have to because you will never
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regret getting a slightly nicer camera
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you may regret getting a slightly bigger
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camera so that's why I say use it and
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see if you feel like does this camera
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fit into my life but make it make it
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something special especially in the age
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of our phone cameras are also good if
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you're gonna buy a camera camera that
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all does is camera stuff make it better
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enough than your phone camera that it's
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not close and that will make you excited
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to use your quote-unquote good camera
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like I do take a lot of pictures with my
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phone and take video with my phone but I
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really like my fancy and not that fancy
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but my my quote-unquote real camera I
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really like that I use it a lot you know
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not all the time not every day but I
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like knowing that it's there I'm gonna
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do use it you know like I said 2,000
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pictures coming home from the ocean from
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one day that's a good time for me yeah
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and I would just like to quickly double
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down on what you said about lens rentals
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I view sled in rentals comm they've
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never sponsored I rented the camera that
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I now have before we bought one and got
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a chance to play with it for a few days
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and in fact I rented it to take well I
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had my dad do it but to take maternity
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shots for Aaron before before Declan was
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born and I got to spend some time with
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it you know dad took these really
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beautiful pictures with it and he's not
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a photographer you know he just was able
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to take really good shots with with a
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combination of this body in this lens
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and so I completely agree with John and
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I think Marko was the one who originally
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recommended it to me as well you know
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just take a spin with whatever camera
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you're looking at and it cost me like
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150 bucks or something like that to get
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the camera for a few days than the lens
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I wanted for a few days but it was worth
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its price and gold because it made me
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know that this like 1,500 or 2,000
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dollar expenditure I ended up spending
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was worth it
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so Marco what would you say about this
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you know what's what's a good set of
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tips for a beginner you guys have
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actually covered it really well I don't
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have that much more to add to cue me
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talk for 20 minutes now you know I know
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myself pretty well so yeah I mean
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definitely you know renting before you
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buy is very valuable because you know
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you spent that you know hundred fifty
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bucks and you know it you know good ol
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entrances comet I think there are other
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I've always used lens rentals and I've
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had excellent experiences with them over
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the years over a pretty long time over
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lots of different rentals of lots of
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different things a few times I needed
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the customer service it was excellent
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every time and they're a pretty big
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operation and pretty reputable so highly
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they ever would sponsor us but now they
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don't need to because we're giving so
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you know because you know not only did
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you learn you know what that you
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basically got confirmation that what you
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wanted to buy was probably a good idea
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but you know in some cases it can teach
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you that you don't want to buy something
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like if you rent it and you learn you
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know actually this is too big or the
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handling doesn't work out for me or
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whatever like it's useful for that it's
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also useful for like if there's some
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really expensive piece of gear whether
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it's a camera or a lens usually more
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often hence the name something that you
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don't need very often like there was a
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like I was shooting the talk show live
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at everybody see two years ago and I
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shot it with a rented lens because like
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I knew I would need a certain type of
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zoom lens to do it to do a really good
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job with it but it's a lens that I
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hardly ever need in my daily life and it
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was very expensive to buy so I just
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rented it for the week and it was way
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less money and I learned as I was
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running it like wow I'm so glad I don't
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own this lens because giant and heavy
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and I really don't want to have this you
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know most of the time I only very rarely
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need it
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so it's it's nice to actually consider
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the possibility of renting things just
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as part of the way you operate in the in
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the camera road because there is so much
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like incredibly specialized gear that
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you might need twice or once and then
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it's it's probably not worth buying it
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for that but for those one or two times
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it's really really nice
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yeah and that actually is a really great
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point as well because after I had had my
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camera for a couple of years I had my
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eye on a zoom lens and I forget the
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specifics but I want to say it was like
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a 100 to 300 millimeter zoom which is
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something like double that in a DSLR
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maybe half that I forget how it all
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works out but it was a what it ended up
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that it was like a really really really
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strong zoom and so you
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had to be like you know 20 30 40 feet
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away from your subject before it was
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even useful and then and then that's
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when it started to be useful and again
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I'm making up the details here but it
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was something along those lines and so I
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rented it for a week and I actually
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strictly being Aaron rented it for me
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for like a birthday present or something
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because she knew I was looking at it and
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it turns out it was a terrible lens and
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I was so thankful that Aaron had spent
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the money to rent it for me because I
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then knew that it wasn't worth the like
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eight hundred dollars or whatever it
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cost to get that lens and and the zoom
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lens I ended up with was quite a bit
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different and I knew that because I then
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rented that lens and in spent some time
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with it and knew that it was worth the
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money so yeah I completely completely
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double down triple down even on the lens
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rentals idea I couldn't recommend it
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enough yeah and to expand a little bit
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on what John said about like you know
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renting it and and or you know getting
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it getting a handle on like how it feels
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and you know possibly regretting things
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like size and and weight you know blade
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down the road or a battery life yes life
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I would say one of the best things you
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can do if you're in the market for a
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camera is to go to a store that has them
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in person and to actually be able to
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look at them in person next to each
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other and you know like you know do some
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basic research before you get to the
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store just you know like roughly what
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models offer the kinds of things that
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you're looking for but actually pick
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them up and see them in person and see
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them next to each other try to handle
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them see like certain ones like you know
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cameras these days have so many
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capabilities but they're also oftentimes
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very small and so ergo nom --ax we can
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become a pretty big challenge in a lot
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of them usability of the various menus
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and controls and dials and everything
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these are all pretty major factors that
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differ significantly between different
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models and so anything you can do to get
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your hands on you know that's it's the
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precursor to renting with basically
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anything you can do to get your hands on
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them and see them in person before you
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decide because you can you can read a
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review or you can hear me say something
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about a certain model or you can go to
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the wire cutter and you can go to DP
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review and you can spend hours and hours
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and hours I have on these sites like
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when you're trying to make a decision on
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what camera to buy for you or what's
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right for you and
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no that's good you should do some of
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that but like the the model of like
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trying to figure out like what is the
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one camera you should buy in this price
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range you know that that's that really
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does is not a great model for this
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because different cameras will work for
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different people and there there really
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isn't like one great model that everyone
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should buy any in each price range or in
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each size category like I was able to
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give John a decent recommendation for
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him because I had more information about
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what he wanted and he and he had used my
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medium sized one and so like it's like
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there was there was more to go on but if
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you just go to some site that tries to
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pick like here's the one camera you
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should get in this category that might
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not be right for you so anything you can
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do to see them in person to use them
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whether it's going to a store or renting
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one that you think you might want to buy
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or both you know ideally like you kind
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of narrow down as you go it's invaluable
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because really the the camera the
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cameras that are out there chant like
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they are so different in how they handle
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and a lot of times a camera that might
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not have like the best sensor or like
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the best technical specs in certain
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areas a lot of times like if it just
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handles better you will you will end up
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using it more or you will enjoy using it
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more because of you know just the the
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physical differences or the other
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differences that aren't just like the
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sensor quality and this is a lesson I've
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often not learned fully when I've made
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certain decisions but like you know I I
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try to recover from that try to you know
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get better over time because it just it
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matters so so much like just how it
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handles how it behaves how it performs
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in your hand in like the mechanics of
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using it like one of the ones that I
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that I have heard great things about and
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I have very little experience with them
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is the Fuji X line people love these
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things like there is the xt-1 the XT to
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the X 100 I haven't followed them too
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closely but these are cameras that like
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the they often don't perform top-notch
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in certain spec comparisons but people
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just love them because of their
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ergonomic and their mechanics and things
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like that that's the kind of thing you
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want to look for similarly like you know
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it's hard to understand the appeal of
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cameras because Leica's are very very
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expensive like eye watering Li expensive
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and you think why would anybody buy that
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when you know like the sensor doesn't
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perform any better than like a so many
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sensors only that and and a couple of
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times I've had a chance to actually
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handle a like a camera and they like
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there is a certain degree of like wow
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this is just really nicely handling it's
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nice its responsive it feels good it
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like I feel good using it like there's
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there is some degree of that and it's
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like there are these other factors when
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you're when you're looking at the and by
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the way this this does not apply just to
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cameras there are these other factors
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when you look at a binding station like
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this where you can do as many spec
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comparisons as you want on paper and on
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websites and everything but it's really
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hard to do a really it's really hard to
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know how much you're gonna actually love
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using it until you actually get a chance
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to try it and that's that's again that's
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why we say go see these things in the
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store if you can rent one like those are
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great options and and for something like
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this that's that's so personal and and
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we're not everyone has the same
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requirements that's pretty good and then
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finally to definitely definitely echo
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what John said you you want a camera
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that is going to be a lot better than
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your phone if it isn't a lot better than
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your phone you should not buy it there
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is no reason for you to buy a camera
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that's only a little better than your
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phone and phone cameras are really good
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and they keep getting better at a at an
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alarming pace they keep remarkably
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better and so I would say it is you know
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generally speaking I mean there are
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exceptions it's hard to give like a firm
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but like a price floor here that's
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that's meaningful but I would say if
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you're spending less than probably a
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thousand dollars you're probably not
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getting a quality jump that that makes
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sense in the role of today's smartphones
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especially if you are listening to the
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show you're probably an iPhone user
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you're probably a user of fairly recent
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iPhone and that's yeah that's gonna be
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hard to beat with anything below a
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thousand dollars in in in a lot of
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situations most of the recommendations
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that I give are in the one to three
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thousand dollar range and that's a lot
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of money and you have to you have to ask
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yourself like is that really worth it
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if for a lot of people it isn't or like
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you know you might go through all this
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and realize you know actually I still
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take most my pictures on my phone
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because my phone's always with me and
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the cameras keep getting better and they
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offer you know more interesting features
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in a lot of cases like like live photos
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and you know automatic HDR and stuff
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that like other cameras can do sometimes
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or it can do some of these things but
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they're clunky or don't work as well or
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harder to use or you know so it's like a
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camera a standalone camera these days
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has to be way better than your phone to
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make it worth buying and to make sure
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you'll actually use it on a regular
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basis so if you're not willing or able
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to spend over a thousand dollars I would
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say easily on some on a camera and a
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couple of lenses for it I would say it's
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probably not worth it you should
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probably just get the best phone you can
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and use its camera that oh please rights
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have any of you used or played the
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notoriety card in your day-to-day life
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to get something you wanted and I will
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start with John I put this question in
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here because I want to re-emphasize to
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people exactly how little notoriety
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seems like like there is no car to play
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need that
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no no right no one knows who we are no
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mark oh I don't think I have used it in
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actually would take that risk and say
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hey do you know who I am like chances
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are the answer you're gonna get back is
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nope that's not a good risk take it you
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know even if you can get over the fact
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that the best-case scenario they do know
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who you are and you've just been a huge
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jerk that's that is yeah that that's not
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my style that's not how I interact with
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the world even if I knew I could get
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it because that's just I don't want to
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do that but John is correct in reality
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there is almost nowhere where we could
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be where we can pull a card like that
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maybe but anywhere else that would not
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work at all and yeah that's that's not
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we don't have any degree of actual fame
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in any context where this would even be
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a possibility let alone the fact that I
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personality type to actually try to pull
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a car like that well there was there was
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that one time where I wished that it
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to drive all the way back home and it's
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not any special treatments because I
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home because I I felt dumb for leaving
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my wallet you know at home I got I
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couldn't pick up my thing at the Apple
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store I didn't actually do it I did
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jokingly offer well just google my name
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and my picture will come up and it was
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half joking but I was kind of it's kind
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of half serious like you need to know I
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am Who I am
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type my name into a Google search box
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but just I had to drive all the way back
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home and that's again not that's just me
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trying to save myself commuting time so
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I don't feel quite as dumb for leaving
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home without my wife but that is does
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the one time and and notes like it
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go my name and
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I might come up of course that would
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never do that and they didn't know and
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didn't care and I had to get my friggin
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wallet I think it is really really gross
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I am so let me tell you about the three
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the first boys I forget I guess was I
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emailing a few people at Apple and being
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maybe I could do something about that
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didn't work the second time was when I
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You Know Who I am but I definitely
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mentioned that I had a popular Apple
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podcast on my resume and the reason I
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switch careers from being a Microsoft
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developer to being an apple developer
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justifiable reason to hear me at that
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point and to and to take a risk on me
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the final time is one that you two did
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not know about and I wasn't planning on
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telling you about and I'm only going to
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talk about it very very lightly because
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I'm trying to think of how to describe
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this without giving it away it it was
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offered to me because of this show so it
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was not really I do you know who I am
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but it was offered to me because of the
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show and because of a friend that
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listens to the show would you like to
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get access to a to a car from the press
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fleet from a manufacturer that that none
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of us would normally have access to to
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which I said yes absolutely that car was
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supposed to arrive the week after WWDC
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and by happenstance something happened
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and it didn't work out then that car was
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supposed to arrive a few weeks later and
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when it was traveling from the press
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pool in DC down to me it caught a chip
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in the windshield and they had to turn
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around I haven't heard much since then
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guessing that this didn't work out
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in a few months like it by the end of
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the year if I haven't had access to this
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press car I will I will concede may be
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privately may be publicly what it was
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but on the slim chance that I actually
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do get a week with this particular car
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which is a car that I would never
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generally have access to I don't want to
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spoil the surprise but that is somewhat
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sort of kind of me leveraging my do you
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know who I am even though it was offered
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to me I did not request it and that is
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all I'm going to say is it some garbage
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car that we're gonna laugh at like the
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stupid green Jeep Cherokee with like a
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big engine or some crap and first of all
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the Cherokee srt8 is not stupid you big
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just stupid and gross and we know you're
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excited about it is the type of car that
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we're gonna be excited about it car
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would be like a Casey car like numero
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zl1 so monk to me John I would not be
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excited about a Veyron I just want to
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put that out there because I think the
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Veyron is also stupid and gross so I
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only have one question about the car and
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you know what it is it is not it is not
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a Tesla that was a question
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red and that is all I will say
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interesting I'm interested in Ferraris
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it is not a Ferrari less is the
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California I don't like that one and the
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California they're replacing for the
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Californians also gross what the hell is
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the California replacement chat room I
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love that you'd even be picky about like
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which Ferrari you got to borrow like
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wouldn't you be excited by it I'd be
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like no not that one Shawn you are the
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worst I don't like that one similarly
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come on chat room what's the replacement
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for the California Portofino there we go
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thank you
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better name and it does look nicer than
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the California but it still it's like
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the Ferrari that I don't want I'd rather
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have that weird four-wheel-drive FF
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thing and it well the replacement they
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I'd rather have that than the Portofino
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like betas or whatever but like hey when
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a PFS this is right from their
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documentation so it's not like as in the
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convert and decide later or whatever if
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listen to write in to say I have a Mac
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bit ship with a spinning disk but I
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replaced it with SSD
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upgrade to High Sierra automatic upgrade
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to a PFS a lot of people installed one
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of the later High Sierra betas and
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didn't even realize they had been
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converted to a PFS because like how
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would you even tell because it doesn't
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ask you anything about it it just does
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it right if you have a hard disk or a
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fusion drive you won't be converted I
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don't know if that means you can't be I
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think you still go to Disk Utility and
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decide to convert your thing but anyway
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that's what they're doing it's a very
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simple straightforward policy and
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there's no choice in the matter and
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we're all just going to deal with it a
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couple people have reported their Mac's
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being unbootable but there it's still in
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beta and who knows but I suspect the Mac
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transition will be rockier than the iOS
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one and then the only other minor item
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on this page the link is a boot camp
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doesn't read it write a PFS case you
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were wondering I really hope book camp
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continues to be supported
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I hope they write a read-only driver for
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a PFS that you can at least read your
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stuff but right now you won't be able to
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so did boot camp read H of s I think
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there was a read-only driver for HFS
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maybe I'm taking on the other way with
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ahead and may I read only driver for
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NTFS but either way there is some way I
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think you can get HFS volumes you can at
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least read from them on Windows even if
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it's not through Apple stuff but ap Fest
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is just who knew and if anyone was gonna
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do it was gonna be Apple and they didn't
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yet anyway
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yeah this is totally a fine change to me
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like you know they they have this ap FS
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was automatically converted to and
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deployed very widely on iOS devices and
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as far as we know nothing bad happened
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and yes the the problem set is much
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smaller and iOS device so the number of
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possible configurations is much smaller
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you know it's like the edge case count
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is way smaller on iOS but also the
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install base is way bigger the usage is
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way bigger so it seems like a PFS is
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pretty solid and yes I'm sure there are
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error areas like like I believe they
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still haven't done automatic integrity
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checking right the filesystem level yes
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yes check sums I'm metadata only not on
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data right so like there are there areas
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of the filesystem that still could be
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improved you know ideally but what is
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there seems to be pretty solid you know
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the fact they deployed it to every iOS
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device and that's been running now for
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months and it's been totally fine that's
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pretty great so you know we know they're
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doing this carefully we know like that
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like Craig federighi mentioned in the
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talk show live it you see this year how
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light they would a couple of versions
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before that when they deployed to iOS
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they were they would do like test
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migrations and roll them back just at
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just and then like report back if
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anything failed to Apple so they knew
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what was happening there there have been
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some reports somebody pointed out that
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the latest Mac OS 10 update seemed to
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take a very long time to apply and so
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there was a theory that you know maybe
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it was doing the same thing maybe it was
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doing those tests might those test
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migrations that then get rolled back
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before it completed you know like it
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seems like Apple knows how to do this
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there it's already been done on a very
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very large scale and this will be
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relatively speaking a drop in the bucket
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again there are more edge cases on the
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Mac more different configurations that
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can be used more ways people use the
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file system or depend on things work in
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a certain way but I think they're doing
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a pretty good job of it and I trust them
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to do this correctly and carefully so I
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don't think this is bad at all you know
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that was pretty quick I have to concede
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I am stunned
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all right so Marco tell me about the
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lack of home button on the iPhone Pro /
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8 / whatever it's called because there
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seems to have been some news from
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Bloomberg that there will be no physical
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home button on the
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new iphone well we already knew there be
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no physical home button but this was
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this was more about like this is today's
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remember that came out that basically is
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claiming a certain way that the software
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based home button will work that is
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different than we've heard or assumed in
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the past so what we've assumed up till
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now are heard up until now as rumors is
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basically that there would be an area
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basically where the home button is now
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but there would be like an area on the
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phone that you would like push firmly
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there and it would go home and how that
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would be represented on the screen was
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up for debate there was some speculation
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from like the home pod former that maybe
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there's some kind of like home indicator
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that could show or hide different times
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maybe whether it's like a little circle
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down there or a dot or who knows the oh
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this is this whole area we know a lot
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from the home pod leak and from all the
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rumor sites we know some things pretty
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firmly about like the physical design of
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the next iPhone but the whole area that
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I think is most interesting to me is how
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the software will actually deal with
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this physical design and that is where
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that is still mostly unknown to us you
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know of all the leaks including the home
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pod firmware not to mention all the
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rumors there's not you would think at
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first like there's not much surprised
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left for the event but actually to me
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there's tons of surprise left because we
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still don't have concrete solid
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information and we still haven't seen
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how the software will actually deal with
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this bizarre all screen phone with this
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knots on the top that to me is the most
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interesting part and I think most of us
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going to remain a surprise anyway
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Bloomberg's trying to ruin that a little
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bit by supplying by clamping that the
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home button is going to work a totally
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different way that basically instead of
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having like an area that you push at the
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bottom that you're gonna have like a
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swipe up kind of gesture not that
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different from what the iPad does and I
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was living with the doc I like a big
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swipe up gesture to go home instead of
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pushing that area at the bottom and that
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therefore the entire screen basically
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will be usable as regular application
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area not just having that like hole in
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the bottom for a home button and maybe
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help maybe like a like a toolbar area to
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the left
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out of it and if this is true obviously
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this has a lot this raises a lot a lot
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of questions about implementation
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details if this is the direction they go
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I'm certainly that's going to be a major
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change so I'm certainly you know a
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little wary of it but it would it would
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avoid a lot of issues because if you
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think about if they do the the method
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that we assumed before this which is
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they have like a home area that if you
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push there it works like a home button
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which i think is roughly what samsung
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does with their edge to edge thing right
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like I use one in the store and I just
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kind of push down there and it seemed to
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work so I think that's basically what
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Samsung doesn't and that that works fine
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as far as I could tell when I use it for
[TS]
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two seconds in a Best Buy but if they do
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that it does raise a lot of questions
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about things like well what what happens
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to app UI that's down there
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you know do you do you have tab bars
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still if so like does the tab bar just
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go completely on top of that so that
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that whole bottom half of the screen is
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just a home button and maybe something
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on the lesson right of it that maybe you
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can't control or you don't watch full
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control or you can only put like maybe a
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navigation I'm down there or something
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like that like is it like that because
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if that's the case then that whole
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bottom area is fairly significantly
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wasted like it's not totally wasted but
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like it's it raises the question of why
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even make it a screen if you're not
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gonna have much use for that for that
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area if they let applications put
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content down there but also have like a
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big home button hole in the middle of
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that bottom row then you have to think
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what happens with things like to have
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bars where you typically have like you
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know this row of four or five buttons
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across the bottom of the screen do you
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go with like a two on the left - on the
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right nothing in the middle kind of
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arrangement or something like that and
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just have a big hold and middle of any
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tab bar we goes in there you can that's
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one option it's not a great option but
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you know you can do that the the claimed
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method by this Bloomberg article is that
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it's going to be swipe based and that
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basically that the entire screen will be
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usable for apps or the vast majority the
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screen will use if I ask most of the
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time and there won't be this you know
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hole in the middle of the bottom that is
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reserved for the home button
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that some kind of swipe up from the
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bottom will be used instead to go home
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if so I'm interested to see that that
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that sounds like it would solve some of
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these problems I think it might
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introduce new problems but I don't think
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we know enough as like actual fact just
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speculation to say for sure like
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obviously this is what they're doing and
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we don't know that yet but we also don't
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like we don't have enough information
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here to really know for sure like what
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they're going to do I would also say
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that Bloomberg and Germans record on
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things like this in recent times has
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been pretty spotty so I would not take
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this as fact and would definitely take
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this as a given the thing he does lately
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but I don't understand because it
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doesn't seem like he needs to do this is
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writes about things in the present tense
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like Apple is experimenting with
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different ways of the home button can
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works like Apple perhaps did experiment
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with different ways of the home button
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Network but at this point with the event
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like a week or two away
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Apple is not experimenting with
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different ways different fundamental
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ways to use that bottom half of the
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screen pretty sure they know yeah like
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they picked one by now or even like
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worst case they have to complete
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implementations they're gonna pick
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between but they're not in the
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experimental stage anymore like a chip
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is sale anyway on this particular thing
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about the home button this gives a
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little bit more of the answer of what
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the heck do we get with edge to edge
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screen because if they don't have to
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dedicate any of the bottom of the screen
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to essentially to you I but the app can
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use at all hey I got now I could see
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more tweets right whatever like it's
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it's a benefit you can see it being a
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like you're actually using it's not just
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like a virtual representation of the the
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chin on our phones today but but all
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that said if it is swipe based swiping
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on on phones for me and I think I think
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forever just like in general to do a
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successful swipe case or no case
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anything like that is a you have to it's
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like you have to find the right balance
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between how hard you press your finger
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on the screen and how hard you swipe and
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how you hold the phone because obviously
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if you press too hard you get too much
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friction it's hard
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like slide your finger and do the
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gesture if you press too lightly and
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just graze it maybe you won't activate
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especially if like your fingers are cold
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or whatever right so there's a balance
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like you have to it is a it requires
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more finesse to do any kind of swipe
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gesture than it does to do a button
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press virtual or otherwise because with
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a button press you find the place where
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you need to apply the pressure and you
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just bear down and for the most part
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unless you go all the way through and
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activate fourth touch but even so maybe
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that's not that bad it is easier to sort
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of fumble in your pocket and like
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obviously the physical buttons just jam
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the sleep/wake button or Jam your finger
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on on the the home button moving or
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otherwise or if it was the bottom of the
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screen with the virtual thing Jam your
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finger somewhere on the bottom of the
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screen even if you can't feel it because
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now it's just a screen image but a swipe
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requires more finesse and for a move
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that you do so frequently pick up my
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phone put my finger on touch ID unlock
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it open it up pick it up activate it or
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whatever or just hit the home button to
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switch between apps or double tap to do
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the the switcher I'm a little bit wary
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of my ability my dexterity too for that
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maneuver that common maneuver to feel as
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comfortable as it does to me to just
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blindly ham-fisted lee press somewhere
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on the phone wherever that might be
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but I think my wariness will probably
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even if it is slightly worse I think it
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will be made up for by the additional
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screen real estate the screen real
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estate you enjoy all the time and the
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additional dexterity required to pull up
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the swipe things a it's probably only a
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problem for old people like you know you
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know for younger people who are more
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plastic and you're just getting used it
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that was used to it right but be as
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often as you may do that as often as you
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may activate the home button you spend
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way more time staring your front screen
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and scrolling through a list of stuff so
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I think in the end it's going to be a
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trade-off but I am a little bit wary of
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more swipe gestures I just think of all
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the swipe gestures I do on my phone now
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and how occasionally I'm not successful
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at them and that's not a pleasant
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experience whereas I'm pretty much
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always successful at pressing the home
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yeah that's there there's a lot of
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potential for conflicts with that
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gesture like any gesture that involves a
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big swipe from any of the sides of the
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or in any large direction on the phone
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you're going to have substantial
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conflict risk with that with other
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things within apps or even other system
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gestures you know obviously one of the
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big questions is what do you do with
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control center is it the kind of thing
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where you pull up a little bit and you
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get control center and you pull up a lot
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and you go home or vice versa with that
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weird the same thing haven't I always
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eleven with the most you pull up a
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little bit he brings the doc but if you
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keep pulling it's the other thing and
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even just on iOS ten I found myself I'm
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really good at this gesture but I found
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myself looking at it consciously today
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and realizing how how how good how good
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I am at making this fine distinction
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after lots of practice if you pull down
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from the top of your phone like I think
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if I think notifications my thumb pulls
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down from the top of my phone I see
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notifications if I think launch an
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application that I just launched my
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thumb pulls down from the top of the
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phone and it shows recent applications
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because I'm on springboard there are two
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different gestures you have to start
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above the edge of the screen for the for
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the notifications and below the edge of
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the screen and beyond springboard for
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the apps but I just did them without
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thinking so I guess that's the best-case
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scenario that this is a bottom of the
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phone gesture but it's pretty picky like
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try to explain to somebody the nuances
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of swiping from off the edge of the
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screen versus just swiping sideways I've
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seen many people do the wrong version of
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that to bad effect and not understand
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why they didn't pull it off
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it's learn about but again it's it's
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subtle and it requires much more finesse
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than press this big circular button to
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bring back the place where you see all
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your apps yeah I'm curious to see where
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this goes
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and a lot of people been making
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comparisons to webOS which is presumably
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completely reasonable but I never used a
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webOS device so I don't know squat about
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it but I don't know I'm curious to see
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where this goes and see how it feels and
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in execution because I can tell you that
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for my initial I I only have iOS 11 on
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my iPad and my initial impression of of
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putting it there was where did Control
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Center go and eventually I was able to
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deduce oh you just need to swipe further
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but golly that's that's tough for like a
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normal user that isn't really thinking
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about these sorts of things and and I
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didn't care for it at all at first and
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over time I've gotten used to it the the
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the deep swipe or deep isn't the best
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word but the long sway
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in order to get control center but we'll
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see how it works on the phone I am
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really excited about the prospect of
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having a phone that's sized for humans
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but has screen from the plus so or you
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know roughly anyway so I'm very anxious
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about the thought of being able to buy
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one of those despite the fact that it's
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apparently going to be like over $1000
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which I'm not too thrilled about but you
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know it is what it is yeah honestly I
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whatever
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acrobatics are required to to have this
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phone work so we want with things like
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touch ID face ID screen sizes edge
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swiping all this stuff I think it's
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probably going to be worth it because
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there's been this tension in the iPhone
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line ever since the introduction of the
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plus size phone which is like like many
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of us myself included want the screen of
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the plus like we want the biggest screen
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we can get but those phones are just too
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big for us to comfortably comfortably
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carry and and use and hold anything else
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so the idea of having a much bigger
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screen in the phone size that we're able
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to carry now like the middle size or
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something very close to it that's
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exactly what everybody wants like that
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that is so desirable that I think we're
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gonna be willing to tolerate quite a lot
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of weirdness and transitions and even
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possibly downsides to get that because
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that that is not a small thing yeah
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anyway thanks for three sponsors this
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Kaspar audible and fracture and we'll
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see you next week
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01:43:44
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now the show is over
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they didn't even mean
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because it was accidental oh it was
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accidental John didn't do any research
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Marco Casey wouldn't let him because it
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was accidentally was accidental and you
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can find the show notes at ADP CAS UIL
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ISS so that's Casey list and a acción
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de RM ante Marco Arment
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[Music]
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so Casey what is your deep thought about
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batteries as indicated in the show notes
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it's actually a question and it's it's
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probably silly but I was thinking about
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this the other day and I was wondering
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if I could choose and thus I will be
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asking the two of you as well if I could
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choose one corporation that exists today
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to make a just night and day battery
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breakthrough so let's assume for the
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sake of this hypothetical that it takes
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you know one hundredth of the time to
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charge whatever battery we're talking
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about so if it's an iPhone it takes like
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you know a few seconds or something like
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that and if it's a Tesla it takes maybe
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10 minutes or something to go from from
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empty to full or maybe less than that
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given that the superchargers are pretty
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darn quick so if you could pick one and
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only one company to make just an utterly
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amazing battery breakthrough who would
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it be and the obvious answer for the
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three of us that is is Apple because we
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want our iPhones to last forever but I
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think it's bigger than that right so I
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wouldn't right so I never really reached
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a great conclusion which is funny for me
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to be bringing it up I feel like some
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auto manufacturer may be the best answer
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so that we could get into real
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honest-to-goodness electric cars that
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aren't compromise mobiles to be fair the
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Tesla is amazing it is amazing and the
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compromises are made in the best
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possible way but in a lot of ways I
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still feel like it's a series of
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compromises so I feel like some auto
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manufacturer maybe Tesla would be a
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really great answer here but I'm I'm I
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have a feeling after listening to you
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two I will be convinced then maybe
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there's a better choice so John you
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seemed pretty pretty enthusiastic about
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this what would you say if you could
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pick one company to make just a
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tremendous battery breakthrough who
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would it be so it's not a tremendous
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battery breakthrough unless because
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there are battery technology to do what
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you're saying but unless it also works
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out with a cost and manufacturability
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resources so that's what you're talking
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about yes yes that right
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and in the end batteries are a commodity
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so I would ideally this breakthrough it
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would come from academia or something
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not associated with the company that
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would probably be the easiest and gives
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you your best chance not to be
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encumbered by stupid patents or whatever
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but in the end what I want it to be is
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something that is that is able to be
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produced on a large scale by some boring
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company that just produces things on
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large scale so maybe an existing battery
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manufacturer or like you know General
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Motors or Siemens yeah or like any you
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know whatever whatever giant corporation
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that makes commodities of natural
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resources is the least evil right but
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but either way like I don't want it to
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be owned during controlled by a single
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company right and I want it to be the
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type of thing that everybody has access
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to because in the same way that everyone
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you know they're building of all this
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battery capacity for all the electric
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vehicles the car energy is actually not
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a bad place because in general there is
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no there is very little technological
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secret sauce and in terms of the
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commodities like Toyota will sell its
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hybrid powertrain to other people
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they're gonna pay from them some of if
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someone has excess capacity to
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manufacture some commodity type thing
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they will sell to other people right so
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I want it to be a very large company
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that's good at building things you know
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for everybody else in that it's all just
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like I will sell this to everybody who
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wants to sell it and just becomes a
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commodity that everybody is able to
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manufacture because the breakthrough
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happened in academia and all that all
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the patents are freely available um I
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wouldn't want Apple to do it or Tesla or
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any other thing because I'm afraid they
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tried to turn it into a competitive
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advantage that's the last thing we want
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we want the technology to spread
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everywhere far and wide we don't want it
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to be oh this lets Apple and/or Tesla
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extract a an extra six months or a year
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of larger profits because it takes
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longer for everyone else to catch up so
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it's not a very satisfying answer but
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it's just you know but it's not it's not
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the the old world where like there's a
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there's a breakthrough and it belongs to
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a company things like this like battery
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capacity or CPUs or like you know
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whatever material science in general
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should be and generally our
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industry-wide mark oh yeah i think jon
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coker pretty well hey
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you know if obviously like the the right
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answer is basically what John said a
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more interesting specific answer like if
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you think about what types of products
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or uses are really held back by battery
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technology today and you can look at
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things like you know computers and
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phones and and you know the tech gadgets
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that we all use and in many ways we're
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doing just fine like yeah everyone
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everyone could look we would all love
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more battery life we would all love to
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not have to plug in ever or to have to
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actually be able to use the amazing
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computing resources that are in these
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mobile devices frequently and all day
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without having to like massively
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throttle all the applications and very
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tightly control power or and you know
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obviously it would make a big difference
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in things like the Apple watch where
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like the application paradigms and the
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display uses could be so much better if
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we didn't have to worry so much about
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power constantly so that that's kind of
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like the boring answers like yeah make
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all of our tech gadgets have way better
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batteries that would be nice but we
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still have a great tech industry and and
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these gadgets are still awesome and
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amazingly capable even with what we
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already have so I think it might be more
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interesting to look at like where are
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areas in which batteries and better
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technology just is not good enough to
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even make big shifts possible yet or
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so obviously thing you can look at
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transportation in other ways and you can
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say like obviously like airplanes
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currently can't be electrically powered
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because like the power and weight ratio
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is just way off like they don't say that
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there are plenty of electric powered
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airplanes you mean airliners right yeah
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big airplanes yeah you know like they're
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like there's large parts of
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transportation that that like battery
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technology batteries you're just too
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heavy or too big or don't have the don't
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have the capacity or charge too slowly
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one area that's recently getting a
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little bit of traction and the electric
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vehicle news is trucks long-haul trucks
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like you know big semis and stuff lots
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of energy is spent on trucking and if
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you can Electrify trucks the way that
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cars are be able to be electrified that
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could have pretty substantial savings
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and to you know both people who truck
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and also like the environment around
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all these things like that could be a
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pretty significant fuel reduction and
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trucks have have an issue where you know
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you need a lot of power to move a big
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semi-truck with a big trailer and
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everything it's just a big load and
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they're not particularly aerodynamic so
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you need a lot of power and also
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truckers can't afford to sit around for
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like two hours while things recharge
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every hundred miles like that like they
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that's not feasible for that business
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it's like you for four trucks to be
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electrified you need significant
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improvements for that to really be a
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thing that could take off so like I
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would lean more towards areas like that
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really things that like you basically
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just can't do efficiently with batteries
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as we know them today just because like
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the the ratios and the economics and
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whatever else are just completely
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infeasible as we know them today that
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that would be my answer is like find
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things that we just can't really do
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electrically today in a reasonable way
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make those more practical or more
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feasible so obviously things like trucks
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I would say probably like container
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ships like you know big ships in in the
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ocean a similar problem airliner is like
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other parts of Transportation that it
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would be nice to eliminate their
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emissions and/or reduce their emissions
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at least and we just can't do that yet
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don't forget clothing going in the other
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direction your battery breakthrough
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could be you know amazing fast charging
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tiny lightweight inexpensive waterproof
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batteries that you can weave into
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clothing so that you can stream Spotify
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from your shorts because your shorts
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know how to streams qualified that's the
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other direction of like there's so many
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places where you can't use electric
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power at all because batteries are too
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big and bulky and every too much of a
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hassle but if batteries were the size of
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grains of sand and enough energy to
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stream Spotify all day it would be an
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every piece of clothing you own if they
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were also cheap to manufacture right do
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what I want my shorts to be playing
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music I'm not entirely sure it's a place
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it into your ears but it's the thing
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that receives the radio signals and
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sends it through bluetooth version eight
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bazillion up interior and your magic air
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whatever they could use bone conduction
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technology and send it through my sit
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you get your head up your ass killing
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music I just I feel like there's some
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humanitarian angle here that we're not
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considering you know like providing
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power to communities that simply don't
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have any like it's not even an option or
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or it's unaffordable or whatever the
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case that's like storage or solar energy
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that's you know better that just battery
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breakthrough but just like the energy
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problem like if you want world peace if
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you could solve the energy problem and
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there was like free energy for everybody
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that would solve a lot of problems
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really quickly because energy is
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convertible as you may know into many
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other goods and services right and it's
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all like if you can solve that problem
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like it doesn't take like you know you
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know the sort of sci-fi utopia is like
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if you had unlimited free energy for
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everybody no needs to work anymore like
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you just need to have the sort of base
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level technology to convert that energy
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into food and shelter and other types of
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things like it's a you know but we're
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you know that's thermodynamics has
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something to say about the whole free
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energy thing but we could you know
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deplete the the earth Firefly style and
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live all the high on the hog for a while
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until the machines take over and enslave
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us all well that's a positive outlook
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John but marker will be dead so he
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doesn't care
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