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Apple APIs for a long time that certain
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points on one side are better than the
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ports on the other side that's been true
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for many laptops in Apple's history yeah
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it's always kind of annoying but we
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understand why it is the way it is and
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we accept it I don't think it's a source
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of ridicule all right I just feel like
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all I can imagine is all of us going
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haha those idiot PC P plate it's an Emmy
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we have talked about that as an inherent
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problem with using the same connector
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for all these things I think the I still
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think that the advantages are using the
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same connection for all them outweigh
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the disadvantages but you know as marker
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just that your laptop has a port as a
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whole that's exactly the same shape is
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the ones at Marcos and yet it is not
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capable of the things that Marcos Marcos
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okay it's both the same cables fit into
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both of them but if you plug in a thing
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that expects Thunderbolt endears it
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won't work and there's no indication for
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that physically speaking I don't even
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know if there's a little lightning bolt
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thingy next to them anymore no so I mean
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that's just that's just the nature
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wouldn't be next to yours so I you know
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I think the implicit assumption I'm also
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thinking of my own feelings about
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underlyings discussion is that I still I
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still believe I'm still hoping I guess
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that when Apple does you know make a
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bigger vision as a laptop line that one
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or more of the new laptops the
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introduced will have more ports than the
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thing that it's replacing and that's why
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I keep getting to like what do you think
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they'll add or whatever if if I'm wrong
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about that and if they introduced a
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whole new laptop line that's like the
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next generation after like this current
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crop of 2016 2017 like I've had time to
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process the the feedback from the market
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and you know someone and so forth and
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none of them have any more ports I will
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be extremely disappointed like I
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realized in myself like I've just been
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assuming basically since the Apple
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roundtable about the Mac when they
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talked about the Mac Pro from that point
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on I you know I read into what they said
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would imply hopes and dreams of saying
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yeah I know you're talking about the Mac
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Pro and the iMac Pro like I know that's
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what this is really about and about a
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rededication to the Mac but the few
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sentences they said about the laptops I
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latched on to really hard and said that
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means eventually you know after you know
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two year cycle whatever takes a long
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time like not not immediately but
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eventually when they do the next big
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laptop revision one or more of them will
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have more ports and I don't know what
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I'm going to do if that turns out not to
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be the case like my faith and
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I'm already a laptop hater I guess but
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my faith in Apple's laptops will be
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fundamentally shaken because so far it's
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still just like they made a wrong turn
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and things were already in the pipeline
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and they couldn't really do much about
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the revision for 2017 all they did was
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that the rubber gaskets and stuff and
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it's like hopefully they know it's wrong
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next time they do the big revision
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that'll be the time to make more
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different fundamental decisions but if
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the next ones come along and they're
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exactly the same set of just USBC only a
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MacBook one is still the MacBook one the
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the other one still just have two ports
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and you know and there's no changes and
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no max a4 no SD card no HDMI and nobody
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gets any not even an additional USB C
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port nothing I don't know I'm gonna be
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super disappointed
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I'll probably you know I probably can
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stall myself by hugging my new Mac Pro
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but but I you know but I don't know what
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you have you did you guys like have you
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internalized that as a thing you expect
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and so now you're set up to be
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disappointed by not being there or are
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you still like pessimistic and you'll be
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pleasantly surprised if they do anything
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that I will be stunned if there's any
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sort of and not really Maricopa but like
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if they add any sort of ports to any of
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these laptops I will be flabbergasted
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I'm not saying it's it's unreasonable
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but I do think it is a what did you say
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like egg on the face sort of admission
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that oh maybe we didn't get this exactly
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right if they had a USB C or a
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thunderbolt like it's not an admission
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of anything is just they added a more
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port even that will be something it'll
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say look we realize us PC is great but
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when you only get two of them one's
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taken with power it really limits things
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so now you got one more so you got three
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yeah I mean and let's be realistic here
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also like if you look at if you look at
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the side one of these things and you
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look at like the height of ports I think
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it's very unlikely that we will see the
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return of USB a or even MagSafe because
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I don't think they fit I think they're
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too tall I don't think they could
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reasonably fit those it would have to be
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a pneumatic safe yeah it had to be
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MagSafe three yeah right because I don't
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I can't see them doing that and I'm
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honestly I'm totally okay with USB C
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charging
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I wish the charger was nicer I wish it
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had things like the charging light and
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some kind of version of MagSafe would be
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nice but other than that actually like
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USB C charge because you can get
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third-party chargers that have like you
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know like
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like the wonderful anchor one that has
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the built-in USB charging also like the
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in you know it makes the charging
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situation much more flexible and then
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you couldn't you can travel a little bit
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lighter and stuff like that so I like
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but if you look at what can actually fit
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in this new super thin case design not a
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lot can USBC you know you can fit more
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of them and maybe you know what Apple
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maybe you could put them a little
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further apart because they're really
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close to each other and it makes it a
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little bit annoying to use also the
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headphone jack should move back to the
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left side where it belongs because
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there's a reason why headphones were
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always on the left side of laptops
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before it's because when you have a
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headphone cable that only has a wire on
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one side historically that has been
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conventionally on the left ear cup so
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your headphone cable goes down the left
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of your cup down your left arm into the
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left side port of the laptop when it's
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on the right side you have to cross your
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headphone cable over your laptop which
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sucks so that's wrong anyway you can
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wrap it around the back oh oh by the way
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speaking of ports on different sides I
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do that's another thing I appreciate
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about USB power that you can connect the
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power to decide so depending on like
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where you are on the couch or wherever
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if you're in someplace that you can do
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it like that's why I think they should
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always keep that and I really don't
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never expect them to make MagSafe 3 but
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I've been musing on it lately yeah
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anyway so I think if we look at like
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what kind of ports we might
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realistically actually get I wouldn't
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expect USBA I wouldn't expect MagSafe SD
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cards are actually plausible that I
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think could fit if I'm not sure if they
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want to but again I think that would go
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a long way towards addressing a lot of
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people's complaints HDMI almost
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certainly won't fit they could do mini
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HDMI but they won't you know they're
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gonna rely on Thunderbolt USBC for that
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but ultimately I think the most
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realistic option is to either get no
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port changes at all which like John I
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would be very disappointed by or to get
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more USB C ports which I would be very
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happy with so we'll see ya more USB
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supports is the most likely I'm still
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rooting for SD I think back when we
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talked about this originally I said just
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add an SD card and they'll be fine but
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the more I think
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about the port being taken up by power
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and experiencing myself the more I think
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more or USBC would be good idea and by
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the way for our magazine three design
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again not that they're doing this but if
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you give up on the notion that the
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magnet is on the side of the computer
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you can do lots of interesting things
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imagine if MagSafe look like a little
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shovel and and it was a large surface
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area magnet sort of on the bottom like
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in an L shape like it clipped onto the
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corner and tucked underneath a little
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curve like there are things you could do
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to add much more magnet surface area
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while keeping it very thin like we don't
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have to think inside the box defined by
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MagSafe as it previously existed manic
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magnetically detachable charging cables
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for trip proof nests is I still think a
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good idea and an idea that could
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manifest in a way they will work with
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the thinnest possible laptops still so
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in the chat room expressly asked an
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interesting question they said which you
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prefer second USB see on the adorable or
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a headphone jack and and I presume the
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genesis of this is that on the opposite
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side of the laptop on the right hand
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side and mark oh you're right to say
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that that is bananas but on the right
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hand side the laptop of the of the
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adorable
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there is a headphone jack and I would
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absolutely without a shadow of a doubt
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trade in that headphone jack for another
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USB C port without question because
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you've you've got air pause that's right
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yeah I mean you know and all sorts of
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other bluetooth headphones and in yeah
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there are occasions that I have plugged
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in headphones to this laptop but they
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are extremely rare and I would get much
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more maybe not daily but much more
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frequent use out of a second USB C port
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then I would the headphone jack that's
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there today there's no reason to make
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that trade though we already did 20
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shows about complaining about there's no
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room for another USB port there is that
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you covered it pretty well go team
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events right and traditionally they make
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thing behind it where they were going to
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talk more about the Mac and guess what
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graphic treatments on the invitation
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theme that has to do with hey we have an
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track record of some of the time the
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worse track record of communicating
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keynote and into and out of the sessions
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sort work it's probably about as useful
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views of of people yeah a little bit
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who does that style of stuff and it was
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that that aesthetic theme was all over
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just a cool fun marketing style that
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talked about you know people developers
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are people and they're doing developing
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things and it's fun and interesting
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forever
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all right this one looks super cool and
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it's got these cool 3d representations
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of like you know UI elements from iOS
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curly braces and other weird shapes it
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communicates like hey these are things
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you use when you're developing for our
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platforms and this is a conference about
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developing for our platforms it's really
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hard to read anything into it but people
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are so they so want to see something in
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it those things see how these are all 3d
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it's a showing that they're moving away
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from flat design because nothing is flat
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in this to get it man
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there you know and like it's really
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reaching and I have to admit when I saw
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this and I thought was nostalgia because
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one of I tweeted this one of the
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elements in this very cool looking like
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there's an animation that goes along
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things showing a bunch of controls one
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symbols in them an X a minus and then
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two little arrow e things like a box
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with a slash through it and I I tweeted
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about it with a one-word tweet said
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memories dot a lot of people didn't know
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they responded and thought I was
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referring to things in like iOS 10 or
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something or you know or pre iOS 7 or
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whatever what I was actually referring
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to was the window control widgets what
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we used to call the stoplight widgets
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red for window clothes yellow for
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minimizing green for what used to be
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zoom and is now or the fullscreen arosa
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rendered as if they were glossy spheres
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them or hovered over one of them you'd
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see these symbols appear in the spheres
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and they were glassy spheres just like
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these spheres all this is just viewing
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them from a different angle later in the
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life life of the Mac operating system
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they became flatter and eventually they
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just became like what they are now which
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yellow and where they're not they don't
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even look like their spheres at all
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right even though they still have the
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symbols in them but floating in this
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thing are not the flat window widgets of
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today's high sierra floating in this
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thing are the window widgets of you know
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cheetah puma and Panther Mac os10 I
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forgot about mr. Jaguar sorry Mike OS
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they start getting really flat and that
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I thought was a nice nostalgic nod or an
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indication that the Mac is considered
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legacy but it's a nice nod towards the
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past because most of the other controls
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that you see here are clearly elements
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from iOS or elements from applications
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that are popularized by iOS like the
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little dot dot when someone's typing in
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messages right I think it's the same
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graphic they use in in messages on the
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because that's where you know text
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messaging first came to the Apple
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platforms
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my take is that you should not read into
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these type of graphics I think this is
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an awesome graphic I love the aesthetic
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theme and I'm just enjoying it as cool
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branding for WWC yeah I agree with
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everything inter said so we'll all be
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there and I'm excited for it it's one of
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my favorite times a year and it's really
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really fun I don't really care at all
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about textures so I don't know which one
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of you added this to the show notes but
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do you want to take it away
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apparently magazines are a really hot
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business right now they're it's really a
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growth industry apples getting into the
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air you really messed that one up Marco
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mm we should explain what this thing is
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I hadn't heard of it before today
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surprised because really popular anyway
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Apple as an apple press release end or
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PR person would say Apple acquires small
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companies all the time you know it
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actually is really a high number every
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time they say like did you know the last
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year Apple acquired 35 companies or some
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some huge entry like really they you
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know it's mostly small like Apple
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doesn't want to buy them when they're
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attending dollar company they want to
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get them before that sometimes they buy
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companies just for the people sometimes
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for the technologies or patents rarely
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do they buy them for complete working
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businesses but that does happen to like
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beets they bought beets and continue to
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sell Beats headphones as Beats
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headphones right pickets maybe the one
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of the most recent full-fledged
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businesses they purchased so texture
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tech or anything like that but it what
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it is described as is Netflix for
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magazines where you play a flat fee and
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get access to a bunch of magazines in
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the same way you pay a flat fee every
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month for Netflix and you get access to
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a bunch of movies
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why does Apple need to buy this I'm not
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sure why they might want to buy it but
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Apple has in the past shown that they're
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interested in being some kind of a
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platform aid to periodicals we all
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remember newsstand Marco I'm sure most
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fondly mmm
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that was an attempt to do something like
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this newsstand did not work out so well
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newsstand is now gone but it signals
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me as all right the approach with
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newsstand of making this weird app slash
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folder where a bunch of things go and
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putting weird limitations on them a
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you know of recurring structures like
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the whole newsstand thing didn't work
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out having individual applications for
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individual things but having them be
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newsstand savvy that that model didn't
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work for us let's try this model and
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this model seems a little bit more like
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Apple News where Apple itself could
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potentially make an application and
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within that application you see a bunch
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of magazines just like within Apple news
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you see a bunch of news and other
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content you know content providers can
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participate in Apple News not by
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launching their own application that is
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Apple News powered but rather by getting
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their news into the one and only Apple
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news application texture is an
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established business that works in a
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certain way so I'm not sure if Apple's
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gonna rebrand it or just put it out the
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way it is or just scrap texture entirely
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and take those people and tell them to
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make newsstand version 2 this time it'll
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be better but as Marco or maybe Casey
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pointed out it's great that they're kind
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of into that but I'm not sure magazines
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on computers or otherwise they're really
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where it's at in terms of a growth
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industry but I you know I I would give
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Apple full credit for recognizing the
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newsstand didn't work out Sun setting in
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a fairly graceful way you know as I
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think Marco said the best time to cancel
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something is when no one notices that
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you cancel it and many people don't
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realize newsstand is gone now because if
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you never really news it like isn't it
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thank God or if you remember what news
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thing was yeah it's gone and no one
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really kicked up a fuss about it
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so that was that was good and I think
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it's worth taking another on it I know I
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read magazines and I do have individual
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app you know I have like the edge
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magazine application like I read
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magazines on my iPads I don't I'm not
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totally offended by that idea I read
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e-books on my iPad too and so if Apple
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wants to make a really nice service
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application thingy for reading magazines
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sure give it a shot why shouldn't they
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be allowed to give that a try yeah no
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argument here it just this was not on my
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radar before and as soon as we cease
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talking about it it will not be on my
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radar yeah do either one of you read
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magazines at all on any iOS device no I
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don't read magazines at all on anything
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ever yeah no I mean I still recon driver
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on paper and I read edge on paper and
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also in iOS I think there iOS app I mean
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it's not great but it's not the bad old
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days of like the original Zinio for
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I know this is the new Zinio behind
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these I have no idea what the technology
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powers it is but it's not just a bunch
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of PDFs they throw under your screen
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although with today's retina they could
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probably do that it would probably be
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okay especially on the twelve point nine
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inch because it's a practically magazine
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size and what the brightness screen it
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would look great I'm mostly doing it for
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edge and card driver because I like the
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content but the presentation in Iowa
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isn't bad and it's nice like not to have
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to carry around you know if you're going
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on vacation you want to read through
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your last three issues of edge magazine
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to have them all on your iPad rather
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than three paper things yeah it's
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convenient so I'm I will probably
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download this and try it and see how
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good the app is and if there are any
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magazines that I care about in there I
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doubt I'll subscribe to it though cool
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I have nothing to say about this I know
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I just say I don't care and maybe I
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should care but I think Apple buy is
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leading manufacturer of fax machines
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yeah I mean here's the thing with
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magazines like we were making fun of
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them because magazines is the old world
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or whatever but websites most websites
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are not that different from magazines
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and once you have a magazine that
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publishes through an application it's
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like is this just like a closed version
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of the web and a closed version of a web
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browser maybe but I you know websites
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and magazines still seem slightly
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different like magazines have websites
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but I don't know maybe I'm just
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nostalgic for the old days of magazines
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and there's lots of legacy businesses
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that are tied to the magazine format
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that I'm glad to see allowed to live
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another decade or two through an effort
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like this alright so time for skc p m--
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at Wallin writes my mac pro does not
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have a Wi-Fi card
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wait this is a Mac Pro question I don't
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care bill Balinor writes I'm just
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kidding I'm kidding my Mac Pro does not
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have a Wi-Fi card my wife and son both
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of accounts in the Mac Pro and I was
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thinking of using migration assistant
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copy stuff from the old machine to the
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new can I connect them via ethernet for
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this purpose does or will it matter that
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the new machine will be running on High
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Sierra and the old machine is El Capitan
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I've looked for specific documentation
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on this online and haven't found a
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satisfyingly definitive answer no I
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don't think I have ever used migration
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assistant ever
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I'm not saying it's bad I'm not saying
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that I'm doing things the right way it's
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just I like to kind of start fresh each
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time I know that this is also a little
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bit different because you're talking
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about other people and they may not want
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heart fresh even though you do but I I
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don't really have any good answers with
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regard to migration assistant have you
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guys to use that I thought both of you
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have I definitely have I'm a big
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proponent of migration system I think
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there are a couple parts this question
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starting at the very end I've looked for
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specific documentation haven't found
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anything I almost guarantee that there
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is satisfying definitive documentation
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related to this on Apple's website but
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yes sometimes it can be hard to find the
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beginning of the question go back to the
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beginning I can connect by all these
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there are things I don't have Wi-Fi does
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it matter I can tell you that you do not
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want to use my gray decision migration
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assistant over Wi-Fi if you can at all
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help it so the fact that your Mac Pro
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doesn't have a Wi-Fi card don't worry
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about it I would never recommend doing
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it was worse when Wi-Fi was slower it's
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better that with now the Wi-Fi is faster
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but I have not had good luck with using
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migration assistant over Wi-Fi the good
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news is that most reasonably modern Macs
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can do migration assistant through
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almost any of their ports like I don't
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know if they can do it over the
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headphone jack yet but like the old iPod
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shuffle syncing over the headphones yeah
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I used to do it through firewire you can
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do it through Ethernet you can do it
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through Thunderbolt you can do all
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there's all sorts of ways that migration
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and system will work the bad news is
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figuring out how to get it to work with
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especially with the more obscure ports
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can be tricky so what I would recommend
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is finding going back to Apple's website
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and digging through this stuff and
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finding the documentation for your
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specific computer and it will usually
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tell you and by the way from your
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computer you can only a migrate to this
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set of computers through these
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interfaces like there are there is like
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sort of a matrix of what connected ins
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kind of use and how is known as the
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computer and you can unfortunately find
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yourself in a situation where you're
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trying to migrate from like a really old
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computer to a really new one when
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there's no great way to do it except for
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maybe Ethernet but then you need even an
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adapter or whatever but I have never as
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someone who keeps computers for a long
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time I've never kept one long enough
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that I was unable to run migration
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assistant so I was just using the
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fastest connection you can Ethernet is
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probably sufficient and it's probably
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the sort of the baseline so try to do
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that if you possibly can find the docs
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for it and just give it a try I think
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you will be mostly
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these were the results I always have
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been I find like that mobile migration
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assistance really does migrate my stuff
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and yes it does take a long time but the
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amount of time it takes when I do the
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math works out to be roughly a matter of
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data it has to transfer you know divided
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by the the transfer rate or whatever I
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have had almost similar look as that the
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only differences i would suggest are
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when you connect the old mac by a target
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disk mode it tends to be a significantly
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faster migration justin has an a pretty
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big problem that i think it's had
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basically forever in that it is terrible
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at estimating how much time you have
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left and it will frequently get into a
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state where it appears as though it's
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making no progress at all and it could
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stay there for hours or even days and
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that's very frustrating it's very hard
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to tell often what it's doing whether it
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is still going to go how long it's still
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going to go for that's why I said do the
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math like if you know you have you know
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a one terabyte hard drive is mostly full
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and you know your connection is one
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gigabit like do the division figure out
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how long you think it's gonna take and
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use that as you're outside you know like
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to get an idea of how long you think
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it's gonna take if it takes 10 times
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that thing something is probably gone
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wrong but it don't you know don't
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believe the progress bar because it
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doesn't know well anyway I I have had
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significantly better luck with doing it
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via target disc mode on the on the
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sending machine rather than like having
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both machines run the migration
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assistant app this would probably also
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if there's any problems with the old one
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being El Capitan target is mode would
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probably avoid those problems a little
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bit more likely or more easily than then
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running the migrate just an app on both
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sides but also yeah it's just I've found
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more reliable and I have never had it
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reach one of those states where it seems
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like it's gonna just take forever
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whereas over Wi-Fi and even Gigabit
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in target this mode you have most of the
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options that John suggested on the old
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Mac Pro you probably see the Mac Pro's
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that had Wi-Fi are optional would be
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2006 to 2008 I believe it was standard
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after that so it's pretty old
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it will definitely predate all
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because thunderbolt came after the mac
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pro so your best port is probably
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firewire 800 assuming you have well you
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definitely have that assuming it still
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works then I would suggest you know if
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you have any problems trying to do this
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over Ethernet
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I would suggest assuming the new machine
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has Thunderbolt
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go to the Apple store get a thunderbolt
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- well let's see you're gonna need two
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dongles all right now if I were 800 that
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is what I've got on the iMac right now
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isn't it suggest if you like target us
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moment he doesn't go firewire 800 to USB
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3 then our mold or does it hat do you
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have to adapt 2 to 3 and then 2 to 800 I
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only have one adapter in the back of my
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5k iMac
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it's like firewire 800 into this adapter
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and this adapter into the back of the
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iMac but I confess I do not recall what
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exactly it's going into the back of yet
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so you know it so assuming that your he
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doesn't actually say what he's going to
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write no ok so assuming let's say that
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it's a current generation machine that
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only has Thunderbolt 3 ports you might
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need two dongles to go once from 800 to
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Thunderbolt 2 and then once again from
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Thunderbolt 2 to 300 3 so that might be
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like $80 worth of don lows because
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Thunderbolt ones like 50 bucks
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practically speaking the reason I find
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myself using Ethernet is because I'm
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doing two desktops in the far away from
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each other and it's kind of a pain to
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like yeah disconnected that top and lug
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it over and put it close enough so your
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little firewire or Thunderbolt or USBC
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cable can connect to the right ports
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just then you're like look you know
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Ethernet is easier even if your home
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isn't wire everything in it so just get
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on your feet of Ethernet cable and plug
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it in and snake it over and leave it
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there for a day for you to do the
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transfers that of course encourage you
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to wire your house or Ethernet like a
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civilized person yeah well I mean it to
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me if they have a Mac Pro that doesn't
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have Wi-Fi they probably have this
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covered anyway so yeah that I agree try
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Ethernet first and only go by the $80
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worth of dongles and cables if for some
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reason you can't always sales and backup
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before you do anything
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backup make a bunch of backups take the
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backups disconnect them from all your
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computers put it you know put it
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someplace else and then
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have fun screwing through computers
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worst case scenario you screw everything
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up you erase everything you restore from
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backup and then you're back to your
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initial stage again also wait if you can
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back up to like a USB 3 hard drive your
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old my protists must be 3 migration but
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yeah you could just then plug that into
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the new computer and just do it that way
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all right
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Bill Balinor writes is it ok for
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developers to force flight interactions
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on their users such as labeling the ok
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button and a prompt yes please or the
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dismiss button in a confirmation dialog
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Thanks these things make me cranky
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you're wrong
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this is absolutely acceptable and I like
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it Oh God know what's right ok so ok
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there's if done in a non-intrusive non
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suggestive not putting words in my mouth
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kind of way it can be fine unfortunately
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that's not what happens in practice in
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practice you have things like no I don't
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want to subscribe to the newsletter and
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get all these special deals because I'm
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cheap like or like somebody that like
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they make you so often the words they
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use are passive-aggressively condemning
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yourself for making a choice that does
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not benefit the developer's business
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interests and it's really obnoxious
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oftentimes other than that it just you
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know it tries to sound human and hip and
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cool but it's from like a big
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corporation and we know that's fake and
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it comes off as just insincere fakery
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trying to appeal to be more human from a
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company that is anything but so it's
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very it's very hard and very rare to get
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this kind of thing right in a way that
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sounds both sincere and non offensive
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III think you're reading too much into
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this or maybe I'm not reading enough
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into it to me like having a having a
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dismissed button that says things I
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don't have a problem with that having a
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dismiss button dismissed button that
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says no I'm too cheap or even if it's
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passive-aggressively saying no I'm too
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cheap and not using those literal words
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that yes I agree with you that's total
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garbage but something as simple as yes
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please or thanks or no thank you like I
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don't have a problem with that at all
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you I think you would have a problem
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with the thanks because thanks is
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putting words in your mouth like you
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just want the box to go away so there's
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there's two aspects of problem one is
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the giving your you know press thing
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personality and putting words into the
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mouth of the user because what if
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they're annoyed at your application
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right now and are forced to hit a button
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that says thanks and they don't want to
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thank your application at all because
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they're frustrated with your application
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the thanks button makes them hate your
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application even more because you're
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forcing them to pretend they're saying
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thanks right but the second reason
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independent of all this stuff is people
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are accustomed to the dialog box is
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alerted in a certain way yes no okay
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cancel like there are interface
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standards that they're accustomed to and
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if your application deviates from those
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standards in any way there should be a
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reason for it maybe your carrot weather
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and you have a personality type thing
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and that's part of the selling point of
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your application fine but if your
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application is selling point it's not
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like there's a cost to defying
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expectations it causes people to pause
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and have to look at it and think about
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what the hit-and and like read it causes
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them to have to read where it's no one
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reads yes no or okay cancel if they see
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them a million times they just you know
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it becomes like a visual macro you just
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like oh I recognize that I don't know
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which thing I want to hit or even just a
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single button dismiss thing in iOS where
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the button is always labeled is okay and
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now suddenly that button has different
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text on it you're forced to read it you
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find out it says thanks you don't feel
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like thanking anybody and now you're
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annoyed so I would I would in general
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say there is no 100% safe way to inject
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personality into labels like that there
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are a lot of downsides and the only
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potential upsides are if your
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applications value proposition is based
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on its personality and whimsy which can
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be done but it's much trickier than you
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think it also be very careful when
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you're writing dialog text if you're a
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developer or if you're Apple mm-hmm
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that attributes malice or actions to the
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user or if they're in tributes its
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intent or actions to the user that may
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or may not be the case one of the most
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infuriating pieces of text and all of
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Mac OS is the dialog that comes up after
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it has a kernel panic and shuts down and
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reboots that says you shut down your
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computer because of a problem and a lot
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of times no you shut down my computer
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because of your problem it doesn't say
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totally that it says your computer shut
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down doodles you shut down your computer
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yeah I agree with John that is not how I
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remember this are you sure I am Not sure
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I would check because ever I don't see
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it often but every time I see it I'm
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like oh I'm on fire you shut down my
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computer I didn't shut down my computer
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so so here's what the kernel panic you
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know the overlay the overlay that comes
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on in five languages when you get a
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kernel panic yeah it's not that it's
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it's the dialogue that shows up on the
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first boot after right okay but so
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anyway the overlay says your computer
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restarted because of a problems that may
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be what I'm remembering for that wording
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all right now the after your computer
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restarts marker was right I'm looking at
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this thing in Apple's website it says
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you shut down your computer because of a
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problem it's really it sets me on fire
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if I ever system run apple's website up
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we will put it in the show notes i'm
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assuming this is the current dialog but
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it's a Apple support document looks like
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it might be an old theme but yeah that's
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that's definitely at the current wording
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yeah maybe I was reading that as your
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because you know the the kernel panic
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one does say you're but the dialog
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versus you shut it doesn't even make
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it how would you shut down the computer
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like spontaneously because of a problem
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like is it just like all of a sudden you
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saw a problem and you reach for the plug
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in the wall and yanked it out like how
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is that even the thing that you could do
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because if you if you found a problem
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and you selected shut down you would
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never see this dialog box you know it's
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kind of like putting words in my mouth
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and it's like putting actions in my
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mouth it's like no I didn't do this you
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know you did this you know it like and
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it's like you know so when you're you
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know when you see an app that's like you
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know forcing you to say thanks or no I
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don't want to see your great deals
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I don't like great deals like that that
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is it seems like it might be cute or
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helpful or something and trust me it's
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not at all like it you have to be so
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careful with that stuff that you know
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and there is a there is an additional
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dollar by the way that says your
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computer was restarted because of a
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problem and then that one it says the
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you know ignore more info and move to
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trash for like an application they
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crashed like we see that one when an app
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crashes so there is one that is more
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you know let's blame me but the fact
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that there exists any dialog says you
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shut down your computer because of a
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problem but it's the dialogue that's
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asking whether you want to restore all
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the applications that were open so your
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choices are please reopen everything
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like it was before it canceled I'm sorry
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what reopen everything please reopen
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everything yeah I'm not a dialog box I
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don't have to put that like the button
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is not saying please the button says
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open and the cancel button says no
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thanks comma cancel oh I'm sorry it
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says cancel because that's what cancel
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button say on them I'm not a button on
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person um yeah that's that's what it's
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asking you and so again if it's asking
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you that it means the entire thing
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abruptly stopped functioning and it
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realizes that abruptly stopped
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functioning because it didn't do all
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like the nice shutdown clean up stuff so
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the next time it starts up it says I
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don't see the nice shutdown clean up
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stuff which means things ended abruptly
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last time and I honestly don't think
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there's any user action that you could
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take other than if it knew somehow
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because of cameras that you had yank the
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cord out or flick the power switch the
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hard yourself even if it sees you do it
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it still shouldn't say that it's just
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it's just setting you on fire
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unnecessarily and how would it know it
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was because of a problem maybe you shut
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down your computer because you couldn't
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figure out any other way like you know
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you're you're in an experienced computer
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user and the only way you know how to
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turn it off is to hold down the power
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button for five seconds
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maybe you shut your computer as a
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statement yeah because of a problem
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wasn't a problem with your computer was
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just like a problem in the world I think
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you might be reading too much into this
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I think what the way I've always read
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this and why I haven't been perturbed by
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it is because the computer well I guess
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I can turn itself off but in this
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scenario of a kernel panic it doesn't
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turn itself off it is you that is
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physically turning the computer off and
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restarting it not always no default
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every boot itself doesn't it doesn't
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reboot it I didn't think it did I think
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it does now I think that's been the case
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for the last few years
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oh no you're right you know press a key
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you're wait a few seconds to continue
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starting oh no I guess you're right I
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guess you're right all I know is you
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guys are clearly from the Northeast or
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have lived there too long because you're
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employed assholes moving on before you
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move on like oh yeah and I want to
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iterate it's not it's not about
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politeness it's about the
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there are conventions for the user
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interface and anything that deviates the
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convention it's like whatever bill maybe
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things work like anything that deviates
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from the convention requires thinking
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and processing time and it's it's
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cognitive load for no benefit unless
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there is actual benefit of the
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personality application otherwise every
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time we look at dialogue we'd have to
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parse each person's you know politeness
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and phrasing and preambles stuff when we
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just want okay cancel or you know
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there's some standard buttons that say
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standard things that fit in a standard
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amount of space and we don't want to
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have to read them I actually do
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completely agree with you on that
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Chadd supports key rights when it comes
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to video games how much of a
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completionist eve each of you consider
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yourselves to be how much does it depend
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on the type of game scope of the game
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and your level of interest in it I will
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start by saying I am not at all a
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completionist and obviously I am I think
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mark when I fight over who is the least
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video game II person of the three of us
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but but I I do play video games from
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time to time as I think we mentioned
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last week the week before I've been
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getting back into breath of the wild but
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there whenever it is I beat Ganon at the
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end of breath of the wild if I don't
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have all 120 whatever it is shrines and
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if I don't have all 80 gazillion Quora
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Corki rock or whatever they're called
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seeds I am NOT gonna care I will be
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putting that game down and probably
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never playing it again and that's just
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me Marco since you are all so useless
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like me how do you treat this kind of in
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between you and a normal person I will
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try to be fairly complete as I'm playing
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but then I will usually reach a point at
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which my interest just Falls you know
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for a game that that can be quote beaten
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or that has like a main storyline that
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can be completed I do really want to
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compete that main storyline but like you
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I you know once I and on my way there I
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might be you know collecting as much as
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I possibly can like true like like like
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when playing mario odyssey i
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I really tried to get as many of the
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moons as possible like yeah you know as
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I'm going through each world
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I don't just fly away as soon as I can
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but then after you complete the main
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storyline you can go back and get a
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whole bunch more and I started doing
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that and I just haven't really continued
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yet and and I I intend to go back and
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play it I don't know when I will exactly
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cuz now I'm up I'm playing other games
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I don't know when I actually will but I
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do intend to still go back and do that I
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don't stop because I like decide I'm
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done with this game forever it just kind
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of happens like like stardew valley I
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plates already Valley very heavily for a
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long time and I intend to go back to it
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but the last time I played it was
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probably three months ago you know and I
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just haven't gone back to it yet but I
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do intend to I haven't had a kid yet I
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want to see you how that works so like
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you know I you know there's more I want
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to do in that game but like once I reach
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a certain point where I feel like I've
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done mostly everything there is to do I
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find it hard to motivate myself to go
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back and get like the last 10% you did
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have an actual kid what you mean is a
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pixelated kid yes all right just just to
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make that clear like I had a kid yet in
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stardew valley the game I was talking
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about during that sentence I just named
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the context freely where's Adam he's
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upstairs asleep so this this question
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doesn't really define what completionist
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means but I'm kind of with Marco and
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that like there's there's two strains oh
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I like Marco if I'm playing a narrative
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game that is trying to tell me a story
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and if I like the game well enough like
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you know that like I'm having fun
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playing it I do want to see how that
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story turns out but the modern practice
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of video games of basically said
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providing a tremendous amount of things
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to do outside the main story means that
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for me to actually 100% clear game by
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getting all the things that you can get
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and doing all the things that you can do
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has actually become a lot harder over
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the years both in terms of time
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investment and skill it used to be that
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if you finish a story then there'd be a
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couple of ancillary things to do but
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Mario Odyssey is like this story is like
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one-eighth of the game and then like if
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you really wanted to complete it in
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terms of hours spent and effort required
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the real game begins after you finish
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the story mode so I did finish the story
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mode of Mariotti
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and I did enjoy it and I do like the
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fact that there's a lot more after that
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and then you can do it kind of in any
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order that you want but I don't think I
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will 100% clear Mario does he ever
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contrast that with mario sunshine which
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was not as good at Mario game but any
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stretch of the imagination is Odyssey
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and yet
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under percent cleared sunshine because
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the amount of stuff that you had to do
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beyond the main story in sunshine seems
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so much more tractable to me and because
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the things they had you doing we're like
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one annoying collection quest and a
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bunch of levels that were hard but of
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the variety that they'd already had that
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I really enjoyed and so it seemed like a
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thing that I could do and lo and behold
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I did do it
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similarly with Zelda games uh you know I
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will always finish the story enemies
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Elda game i love zelda games 100%
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cleared a couple of Zelda's but not all
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of them because some yeah especially as
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time goes on when I start adding even
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more and more collect it was like I'm
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never gonna get all the coal Rock seeds
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and in breath of the wild I won't I just
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it's never gonna happen right but I
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probably will do eventually all the
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shrines and that's kind of and that's
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that's a game that I love it's not a
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game that I love I'll do the story and I
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feel like it done with it what if the
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game has no story the game has no story
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I just play it when it's fun and it
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stops being fun I'll stop playing it
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like I I feel like I will actually
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continue to play a game after it stops
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being fun to her I'm really close to the
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end of a narrative story just because I
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want to see how it ends that's kind of
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true like movies and books too we
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sometimes you're like well I'm invested
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and I know there's only three chapters
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left and even those books kind of
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knowing me I still want to see how it
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ends and so you'll power your way
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through so that's that's kind of my take
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on completion ISM anybody games thanks
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to our sponsors this week aftershocks
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Backblaze and jammed now and we'll talk
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to you next week now the show is over
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they didn't even mean to begin as it was
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accidental oh it was accidental
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Johnny research Marco and Casey wouldn't
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let him cuz it was accidentally was
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accidental and you can find the show
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notes at ADP FM and if you're into
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Twitter you can follow them
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CAS URL is s so that's Casey less ma RC
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Syracuse
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Casey you're back at work now yeah tell
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us about that so you're you're full-time
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back now brightly no that's normal
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no no no no I'm spending the month of
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March easing my way in so as we record
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this last week I did a sum total of one
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day of work and I did two half days
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which basically means I went in when
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Declan was a preschool and then this
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week I did full-day Tuesday but only
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half of it at work I did the rest from
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home so you can guess where this is
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going I went to work when Declan was a
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preschool then I came home and was here
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working on my iMac for the remainder of
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the day and then tomorrow I am doing
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sort of kind of the same we have an
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appointment to get Mikayla's passport
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for some events that are happening in a
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couple of months that I believe I'll be
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seeing both of you at so we need to get
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that squared away but this week I'm
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doing two days next week I'm doing three
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whole days and I think the week after
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that I'm actually ramped up to full-time
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now I might be doing some of that from
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home here and there which is not what I
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usually did I usually pretty much only
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worked in the office but it's a week
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after next that I will be a real real
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adult worker again and it's going fine
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you ease back into it I've never even
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heard of a company doing that this is
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the second time yeah like the last time
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I took less time easing my way into it
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and I also didn't take an unpaid leave
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but they were fairly cool about it both
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both the last job and this job so that's
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that's pretty cool yeah that's I don't
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think I've ever had a job that would
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give me that usually and most of my jobs
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I had trouble of taking vacation days
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let alone like doing this yeah I mean
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and to be fair I didn't as much asked is
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said this is what I was planning to do
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nobody said no and that that's been nice
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and I mean the place I work it's it's
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pretty no I was gonna say chill but I
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sound like a tool I don't know it's very
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relaxed and and it's I think in part
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because it's not consulting like most of
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the last few jobs I've had
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there's a lot less urgency and it's kind
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of okay if I'm gone that being said you
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know my I'm easing back in terms of
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hours worked I am not easing back in
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terms of stress level and need for me to
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be paying attention to things again the
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staff that I work with is excellent but
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at least on the iOS side but is very
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young and that's not a bad thing at all
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but that means that they've kind of been
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queuing up a whole band a whole bunch of
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questions to ask and and how do I do
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this what should we do here what are we
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gonna do about this other thing and and
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so I have been in high demand in the
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little bit of time I've been working
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which is a good problem the elementary
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school students what the hell is very
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young man when you're one is one is she
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started as an intern and is still in
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school in his part-time so she is what
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major version of pearl were they born
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during it so are you at the stage now or
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anyone in their twenties counts is very
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young getting there I mean my birthday
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Saturday for goodness sakes I'm turning
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I'm getting old John gettin old hey I'll
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be that old in a couple more months so
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the 29 year olds at work are very young
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no no one of the intern just turned 21
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at the end of last year she she was born
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in 96 I guess which is bananas oh my god
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she's younger than Weezer
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yeah so so yeah so the the intern who is
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now part-time was born in 96 and we just
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hired a guy who I don't know how old he
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is but I would guess 25 or less so and
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that's that's the whole staff as me and
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in these - well the whole i/os staff
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that is it so it's me in these other two
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so and they're great they really are
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great and I'm really really lucky to
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have them as my co-workers but they're
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they're young and that's not a bad thing
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it's just you know is the there are
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things that you only get from being in
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the trenches in any sort of code base B
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it iOS or otherwise for a long time and
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so I am the old man in every measurable
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way and and that's just my life I need
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to adjust you so here's a question do
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you have anybody yet who is either so
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or just so new to iOS programming that
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they have no objective-c experience that
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the only has 50 experience I'm trying to
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think if the if the part-time person did
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I think she had done some Objective C in
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the past if I'm not mistaken but it was
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a toss-up cuz I almost wonder like that
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might make things easier right like if
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you had if you if you have like if you
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try to maintain an all Swift code base
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or mostly Swift code base and you have
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somebody who doesn't have any mental
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baggage of Objective C that actually
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might be a good thing right
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I don't know I I totally understand
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where you're coming from and I'm not at
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all saying you're wrong I really don't
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know because it's one of those things
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like do you really need to understand
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what a pointer is to be able to write
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code today and I know you're both
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probably gonna jump all over me but like
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if you think about it on a surface level
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in a lot of cases you don't really need
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to know what a pointer is now I I
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strongly believe that you do so that's
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all I'm like um I'm presenting an
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argument I don't actually believe in but
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you could make an argument that you know
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you don't totally need a pointer to
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understand what what the concept of a
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pointer is in order to be able to write
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Swift yeah I would totally argue that
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actually yeah and and I still think it's
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important to understand what a pointer
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is it's important to understand these
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sorts of things and I think to some
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degree you get a lot more of that from
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objective-c and not only because you
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have stupid asterisks everywhere but
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what I'm what a meandering toward is I
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think having an understanding of what
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makes Objective C Objective C helps you
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understand what makes cocoa and cocoa
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touch cocoa into cocoa touch does that
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make any sense at all yeah I can see
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that although I I would also suggest
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that like like I mean in my time working
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around other programmers I was fortunate
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enough that to usually work around
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really smart people but not a hundred
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percent of the time and and I was always
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sometimes really surprised how little
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somebody could know about programming
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and be working full-time as a programmer
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oh yeah and I think and I'm not saying
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this till I say like oh they're so dumb
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like that just there are a lot of
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programming jobs out there
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that are pretty forgiving of having a
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very shallow understanding of it or
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pretty forgiving of bad coding or
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mistakes or a leaking memory or things
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like that Len and iOS is a huge sample
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that like you know the when the App
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Store was this huge explosion gold rush
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thing back you know ten years ago and
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you know in the interviewing year since
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like a lot of people learned objective-c
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just enough to get an app out there and
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just like kind of stumbling through and
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I mean heck that was basically me when I
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first started to and I mean I had to see
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background so I knew I knew that kind of
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stuff but like there was a lot of people
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who start knowing a lot less and can get
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an app in the store because if they
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leave memory all over the place it
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doesn't matter at the scale they are or
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like you know like if their app gets
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kicked out of the background cuz it
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crashes in the background you don't even
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notice you launch it again and there it
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is especially it's actually yeah it's
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actually a fairly forgiving environment
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and and the tools now protect you so
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much from doing things that are too
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horrible that you can actually get by
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pretty far without having knowledge of
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things like pointers and memory and
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stuff like that yeah so and it's also
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you know to some degree like what what
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level are you hiring right like when we
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hired our newest developer you know we
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were hiring somebody we were intending
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to hire someone that was a bit junior
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and and so I don't recall how this went
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during his interview I did interview him
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but like I
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I'm sure asked him you know what's a
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retain cycle how do you create it why
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would you well how would you
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accidentally create it and you know how
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would you find it how would you fix it
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and if I'm hiring a junior developer
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they can get that wrong and I
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potentially would be okay with it like
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you know I would hope that they would at
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least somewhat understand what I'm
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talking about but they can have a wrong
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answer and as long as they have a vague
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understanding and I feel like they're
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coachable and which is a very corporate
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thing to say well yeah exactly we can
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have a coaching opportunity in the
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parking lot after we stand up all right
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you say you have worked with me you see
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what I'm driving at like I I don't think
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that that beings I'm agreeing with you
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and roundabout way you know I don't
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think being super experienced and having
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a deep deep deep knowledge of like the
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history of objective-c and
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and why is message-passing different
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than calling a method you know why is
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well I don't think you need all of that
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but I do know it is fair enough but I do
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think it is assistive in understanding
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like I said earlier you know what makes
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what makes Coco the way it is it's
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because it's it's in large ways because
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of what made Objective C what it is and
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I don't I don't think it's necessary
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what is the thing that's it's necessary
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but not sufficient provided I screwed
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that up didn't I sufficient but not
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necessary you get what I'm driving at is
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it sufficient but not necessary
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that's what Johnson always says yeah
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totally but anyway so the point is that
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you know it's it's useful to have but
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would not require John given very quiet
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any thoughts about this this is a
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specific instance of the more general
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question of whether not whether you
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should have but what the value is of
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having a background in the fundamentals
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when it comes to the everyday craft of
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doing a thing like so can I do a
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particular task without knowing the
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history cultural baggage and all the
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other lower levels of abstraction that
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I'm building upon the answer is yes you
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can you can be a craftsman at a higher
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level of abstraction without knowledge
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of detailed knowledge of history and
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culture and all the lower layers but
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there is most certainly value in knowing
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all that stuff I mean you could take it
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just auto mechanic right there's lots of
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things that you can be trained to do to
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a car without knowing the details of the
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levels of abstraction that you're not
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dealing with without knowing the history
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of internal combustion engines
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particularly the history of the features
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of the internal combustion engine for a
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particular make of car you don't need
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that background to be really good at
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doing the brakes changing the oil even
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disassembling and reassembling a
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particular model of engine if you know
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how to do that at that level you're fine
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there you know but you know so the gave
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a computer programming the question is
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do I need a computer science background
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and a knowledge of algorithms data
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structures electrical engineering
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circuit design basics of electronics
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like so you need to have all that to
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write an IRS
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hell no you do not but having that
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background is valuable and makes you
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better at the job of writing an iOS
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application particularly when as
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inevitably happens things go wrong and
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you have to figure out why they're going
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that's when whatever level of
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abstraction you're working at starts to
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fall apart and you find yourself looking
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at memory addresses in a debugger
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assuming you even know enough to
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navigate a debugger and if you don't
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know what a pointer is it just feels
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like gibberish and it feels you feel
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like and if you're really good to know
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specifically what it says but I
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understand where it came from and I
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understand if there's a part of it that
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I need to figure out I know where to
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look for it or you know and all the way
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even that which probably won't come up
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in debugging a program is useful to know
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because it explains many of the features
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of the weird features of Swift like if
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you don't know about objective-c it may
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be seem weird that that Swift has these
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things and what the hell is a table C
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is it what do you mean by an object
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versus one that isn't and like what is
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that you know you can get by without it
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but there is most certainly value for it
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about this whether it's should it have
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to know pointers are doing you have to
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have a computer science background is
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they want to know if it's like a gating
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factor and I don't think it is I think
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you can actually be a successful a good
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programmer but I think all that
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background that you're like do I have to
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know this there is value for it it's
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just a question of how much value does
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it have for the thing that you are doing
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if you are working at Apple and
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frameworks it's probably more important
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than you have
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background if you're working it up on
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the compiler team yet more important if
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you are designing a hardware and
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software system from top to bottom
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really really important so you just kind
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of have to decide how much how much of
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paneled setup of Windows and in the one
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accent come from it's not a Connecticut
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thing I wasn't aware I had one the word
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the word for the thing you cook in and
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the first syllable for your intrument of
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windows PA ne l vs. PA in Tamil right
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what how do you pronounce it not the
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same way as the as the thing that you
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cooking he says panel yeah exactly
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what do you cook in a pan oh not a pan i
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cook in a pan and I have a bunch of
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panels yeah so how would you say it I
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cook in a pan I have a bunch of panels
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that sounded these are you trolling
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sounded exactly the same analyze the
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waveforms and panels pan panels Marco
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you said what do you have I cook in a
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pan yeah and I have panels mmm
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interesting middle ground they're
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slightly different from each other I
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don't understand what it's just what
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being colorblind feels like all right so
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we talked a lot last week about
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onboarding screens and why they're there
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what is their purpose whether they're
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good whether they're bad etc and I was
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informed that the reason that these
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screens are happening is because of gdpr
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which I know almost nothing about and
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I've been a little busy and so I am a
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poor chief summarizer in chief but
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nevertheless GPG DPR is a general data
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protection regulation which is something
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that the EU passed recently and has come
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into effect or is coming into effect
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very very very soon it becomes
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enforceable from the 25th of May 2018 so
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we are coming up on it now I guess this
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doesn't apply to Britain too soon anyway
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the point is Faline is sorry everybody
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the point is apparently it's it talks
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about how companies store your data and
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tries to give you more control of your
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data and I've been told that that is the
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genesis of all of these onboarding
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screens
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sure if I buy that because I bet that
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screen is gonna be everywhere not just
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in Europe and it's not like Apple is
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above doing a region-specific you eyes I
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do a bunch of stuff I think it's only
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visible in China for instance
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interesting maybe yeah on the other hand
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I feel like this gdpr thing which I'm
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basically just learning about now
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because I didn't actually follow your
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link in the show notes
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reminds me of the European cookie
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regulation stuff do you remember that oh
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yeah remember I think it's throne effect
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like if you go to they got a throw up a
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pop-up it says just so you know this
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website is gonna you know use cookies to
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keep track of you agree or disagree
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right there's another example of
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properly motivated but ill-conceived
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legislation where the motivation is pure
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like there's these computers and they
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potentially could be storing us personal
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information and tracking us which by the
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way they totally do let's do something
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with the law to deal with that but this
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you know the impulse to do this comes
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really early on in the history of the
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web when the scariest thing out there is
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a cookie right and the legislation is I
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know let's make every website in the
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world annoying forever
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and let's never do anything else related
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to other kinds of tracking that'll be
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much much worse than cookies and you
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know like so many other laws like it
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just sits there until someone you know
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who's gonna have the motivation say you
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know we should stop doing that because
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it's dumb or like we should realize the
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folly of this particular technique of
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trying to get people to grapple with
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privacy because if you if you say this
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is the this is the way we should deal
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with everything then you gotta have
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stuff like that for all forms of
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JavaScript every kind of local storage
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all the flash based super cookie
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whatever thing it just it never ends and
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you know you'd have to plow through 50
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layers of click-wrap as they call it to
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get to the website that you want so if
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there's some new kind of legislation
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says by the way every time you launch an
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application go throw a thing in someone
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sites which I don't think that's what
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this gdpr thing says but if there were
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such a thing I think that would be sort
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of the modern equivalent of the cookie
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legislation perhaps motivated by a noble
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intent but ill-conceived badly
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implemented and sure to age
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so we'll say maybe when these things
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roll out and Apple talks about them on
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stage maybe they will make it pitch in
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that direction but as far as I can tell
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it looks a lot more like what we talked
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about last show a way for Apple to
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advertise one of its competitive
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advantages and to provide some
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reassurance and to explain what the
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applications do in a more clear way than
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just showing a nebulous view yeah we'll
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see but supposedly that is that is kind
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of the genesis for this there's also
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going to be a link in the show notes
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Smashing Magazine has how gdpr will
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change the way you develop which talks
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about you know kind of how how all this
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will affect developers and the rumblings
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I've heard through various sources is
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that this is a bigger deal than any of
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us Americans are realizing because it
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doesn't seem to apply to us but it
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applies to any of us that have you know
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code that reaches more than one country
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in more than just America so and by the
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way I think it is possible to make good
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legislation to protect consumers privacy
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it's just really hard to do when it
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comes to tech because you know the
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tendency is to pick whatever the
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specifics of the technology are at the
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moment and attack them and demonize them
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one really it's a much more general
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concern and historically speaking
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legislative bodies I had a good track
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record with legislating technology
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essentially like understanding what the
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underlying issue is rather than
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attacking a specific technology as the
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one and only vehicle through which this
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issue will manifest and that's never
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true like maybe that you know cookies
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were how privacy manifested a long long
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time ago privacy issues manifest in the
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following decades in so many more
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important ways than cookies and yet the
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legislation is just sits there staring
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at cookies which is why you can't really
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legislate too technical details you have
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to figure out what it is that we're
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really concerned about and make a law
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such that it applies in a useful way to
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any future technology but also at the
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same time doesn't preclude future
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technologies that may run afoul of the
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letter of law if not the spirit making
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laws is hard making laws about
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technologies doubly hard one way to help
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with this by the way I'm saying this
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most from a u.s. perspective I have no
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idea Europe is perhaps take the advice
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and consultation of people who know
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things about
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technology a vested interest in one way
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the other like kind of like talking to
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mathematicians and cryptographic experts
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when you when you make any laws related
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to cryptography which the u.s. seems
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completely incapable of doing or they
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talk to them and ignore what they say
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and said I think I'll listen to industry
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lobbying groups instead they have all
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the money so they must know what they're
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talking about I mean to be fair like we
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can't even agree that facts are facts
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I'm thinking back to a you know more
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naive time when we could simply just
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complain about how technologically
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illiterate our legislative bodies are
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now we have much more pressing concerns
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and now I'm sad thanks for that John
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alright last week we talked about how if
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you are a member of one or thirty slack
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teams you can actually a little no in
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fact you can access slack via IRC
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I don't know when this announcement
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actually happened but as it turns out we
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got word within moments of releasing the
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episode that that's going away now
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though it has been disabled for slack
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teams that haven't enabled it and I
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think it will be the it will be phased
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out in the next some duration of time so
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I'm not surprised by this because it it
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totally seems like a thing that slack
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might do early on as part of it let's
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let's make sure you have no excuse not
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to use slack right and then as slack
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becomes more successful and as they can
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compare the statistics of how many
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people use our IRC gateway versus how
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much does it take to maintain it versus
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until you actually think about how that
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actually label it now but the problem
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or in one command and they can't do that
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know and that's what you actually want
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what this feature does is hey cylinder
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the command I think all it's doing is I
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for but for the next five seconds
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fixed it with a cylinder right but I'm
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still listening give it another command
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do what people actually want is going to
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be way way too high to be acceptable
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like it's just it's not going to be good
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enough enough of the time whereas what
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that's just like a very small
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implementation detail that's not
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actually making the service smarter but
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we actually need is for all these voice
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assistants to become smarter and to
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recognize compound commands that's what
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people actually want play el Scorcho by
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Weezer and turn the volume to five set
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of rice timer for 10 minutes and a pasta
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timer for seven minutes this is what
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people actually want to do and so you
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know little trees like this like that's
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a dumb hack
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really what we need is for the the for
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the voices isn't to get better to
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actually recognize multiple commands the
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way humans will actually give them so
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this is also not what I was asking for
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to us as follow-up what well I was
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asking for was context awareness such
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that follow-up commands could be aware
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of what you asked for previously
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interpret your subsequent commands in
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light of what you had just asked it
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based on like like the way a person
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there's no way they're gonna connect
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that to the context of the last thing
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you said to them but if you say
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something to them and then add an
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addendum two seconds later they have of
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the context of the first command you
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know to understand what you mean and the
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thing that you say is not itself a
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complete command it relies on the
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knowledge of the context that's why I
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some more local hardware because you
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would want I'm at least for privacy
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reasons or whatever you'd want some some
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of that local context awareness to
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happen you know locally you don't need
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the server to keep track of like your
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session or whatever so we can understand
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that I think we keep some of that
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locally compound commands would also be
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good and actually seems much easier to
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me than what I'm asking for because like
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it's two commands and there's a joiner
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up into pieces but I think it's more
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natural to have a conversation to hone
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in on what you want because that's what
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you do with other people then to
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formulate even a single command let
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alone a compound command as if as I said
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a couple weeks ago you're playing a
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verbal text adventure where maybe you
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don't have to get the syntax just right
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command and now you maybe even issue
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compound commands but it's not the way
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you would yell them to have the room for
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Marco to add something to your shopping
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list you would you don't you don't have
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to formulate a command for Marco you can
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basically say it in any way that you
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want including addendums and revisions
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just get the other thing that you can
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say stuff like that and it knows what
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the heck you're talking about and the
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cylinder does not and that is a really
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tall order delay mode or follow-up mode
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or whatever is not close to that but it
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least shows then the next shows that
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they understand that the current mode of
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wake wake wake word or wake phrase
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followed by single command
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followed by I forget you exist is pretty
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primitive also like I feel like this is
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this kind of has like a Simon Says
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problem where like if you if you get
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accustomed to not saying the wake word
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before every command you give that
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doesn't work all the time like you can't
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say cylinder play out square by tweezer
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and then 10 seconds later say volume 5
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because it won't recognize it yeah yeah
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say Simon Says volume 5 you gotta say
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cylinder volume right and it's like but
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but sometimes you don't have to say that
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like if you say it within 5 seconds of
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the previous command being completed
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then you can omit the word cylinder and
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it's like well that's like that's just
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gonna be confusing like that's what you
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know it's gonna trip you up when you're
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like it's gonna increase your error rate
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like this is okay this is this is just
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one of the reasons why this isn't a
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solution I I feel like in at a high
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level I think what kind of makes me sad
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about the voice assistant market is that
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all of us like Apple fans are accustomed
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to somebody being you know historically
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Apple being really good at designing
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really smart software and really good
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software experiences and the rest of the
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industry has always been pretty crappy
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overall if there's been a couple of
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bright spots here there but not many and
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I feel like like we're all having to use
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like the like Amazon and Google stuff
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and Amazon and Google have always been
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pretty rough especially Amazon pretty
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rough at user interaction design and and
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software usability design and what we're
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seeing here is just like you know tech
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companies making stuff that's mediocre
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which is what we've always seen an apple
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is always the one who could save us from
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that but unfortunately in this
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particular market they just seem not
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capable of that for whatever reason and
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that just makes me sad like it's like
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usually Apple will be the ones to save
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us and to make like the really good
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thing for people like us who cared about
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good experiences and all the details and
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everything and invoice systems they they
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just aren't capable of doing that for
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whatever reason oh it's kind of sad I
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continue to think that this is much more
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in Google's wheelhouse than apples
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because yes it's a part of user
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interface design but specifically this
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this realm of translating words that a
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human comes up
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up with into an intent is what the
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Google search box is all about it
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frustrates some of us because it no
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longer works like AltaVista where you
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can formulate like a boolean query with
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exact substring matching and and get
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predictable results but that Google
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search box is all about saying people
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just type lots of stuff there and you
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can type things there and concise I'm
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still amazed that the Google search box
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I type things there and it finds what I
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meant for it to find and I don't even
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know how it's doing it like I didn't
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it's not it's you know how did you get
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what I was trying you know you go to the
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page or whatever like none of those
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words are on this page like you somehow
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figured out what I meant I granted it's
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still a single command in response and
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it's not a conversation but Google was
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founded on that strength of going beyond
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the sort of simple direct computer
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search to intelligent interpretation of
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human generated words and translating
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that to an intent and satisfying the
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request
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despite spelling errors weird phrasing
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you know the foibles of humans right and
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the verbal one of that now that
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speech-to-text is as good as it is it
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Maps very well on to the search problem
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in that you have to figure out intent
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and you can get the words from it pretty
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well and you have to figure out intent
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thing with like you know homonyms or
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whatever that google is good at figuring
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that that's always been google's
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strength so I totally look to them to be
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the ones to figure to figure out this
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aspect of user interface before Apple
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and I think they are doing it better
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than Apple but I agree that all of them
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are are not not as good as I could help
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like Apple is way behind and Amazon and
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Google have been ahead but I'm waiting
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for them both to take like the next
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what did you guys see there was some
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sort of like drama about Siri that
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happened today I did not get a chance to
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look up what happened but apparently
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someone was like Oh series garbage and
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it's not my fault do you know what I'm
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talking about
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it's a story on the
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information which when I see that
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website I always think of Marco and I'm
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like thank someone the website it's much
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worse much worse than the magazine ever
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was because the information is like
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anyway you know the information is
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really spammy I really don't like like
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they signed me up to their man list when
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they launched as if I had signed up
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saying I was interested and as a result
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even though I have never responded to
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anything never sign up for anything
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they still incessantly spam me and I
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really like you know I know it's kind of
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low to call them up publicly for this
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but that is not okay for anybody to do
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it just drives me nuts you can
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unsubscribe I just unsubscribe today
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speaking of them I did it because I
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finally drove me that nuts but I'm just
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like like I never signed up for this and
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all you're doing is promoting articles
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that I can't see because I'm not gonna
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pay 40 bucks a month to a spammer and so
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like it just it drives me nuts I just
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people play fast and loose with mailing
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lists all the time and on the maleness
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companies like MailChimp everything
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they're all complicit in this because
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all complicit because they all make
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spamming people in in Mass really easy
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spam lists that appear like I signed up
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for them and you know it's just it's
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it's a dirty scammy trick when you're
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launching something like this to use
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like a PR list you find somewhere or you
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buy somewhere and the information was
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one of the companies that does that's
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one of the many companies that does this
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and so I just have zero respect for them
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zero and I know it's a dumb reason but
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that's how nuts does drives me well
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anyway this explains why I know I was
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actually read the article because none
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of us have paid for the information but
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we know about it because there exists it
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was I think summarized on nine to five
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Mac which is also kind of a scummy
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practice of like taking a paywall the
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worse on your site so that people read
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your site instead of the paywall thing
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yeah I love this business it's such a
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great basis I should really go back to
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publishing web content that sounds like
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a lot of fun I mean I can understand
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reasonable but once you've gone on for a
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summarizing an article that you didn't
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write anyway
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the story as far as I could tell was a
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bunch of a bunch of reports from people
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inside Apple or X Apple people who know
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about the environment workings of Syria
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over the years is saying how and where
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things went wrong with specific quotes
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from specific people assigning blame
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to other people not to themselves
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explaining the situation and it's just
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the typical you know things aren't going
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great inside a big company you know
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product launches and it's not scalable
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and it's band-aided and everyone points
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fingers about who set the priorities or
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what they should be doing and how often
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it should be updated I mean it's it's
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mostly details that may be like
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interesting you know or like from a
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business case perspective if you're
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learning about how businesses run
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interesting but like practically
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speaking I care less and less about the
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internal political goings-on in Apple
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and and mostly just say like that's
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Apple's job to figure out like I'm not
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running Apple I'm not an executive there
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I'm not a high-level manager that's
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their job as a company to figure out how
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to corral the people to produce results
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and if it doesn't go well I'm not that
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interested in why didn't go well who was
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to blame which person was more difficult
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which person made the big wrong
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strategic decision at what point they
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just need to figure that out but on the
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outside of they say look how's the
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product doing and the product is we've
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discussed in the past not doing that
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great and they've had a long time so I
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hope they get it sorted out I don't even
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want to get angry about Siri again so
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let's just move on and instead let's get
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angry about keyboards Marco this is your
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cue Apple apparently has a patented a
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keyboard that cannot be defeated by
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crumbs Marco I know you have been
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celebrating you are swinging from the
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rafters you're so excited so I don't
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know when we're gonna expect to see this
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but hopefully it will mean that I don't
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need to invest in compressed air anymore
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I mean this is a problem I don't have
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because I have a laptop that has a
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functioning keyboard I walked right into
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that one but why do you think Marco
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would be excited by this this seems like
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Marcos nightmare to me because Marco
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loves the fact that the keyboard he
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hates also has a terrible reliability
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problem that allows him to righteously
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rail against it imagine if they made
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that keyboard hundra's i'm relying
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this keyboard works all the time but I
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hate it I mean to be
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fair when it first came out before we
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knew how badly it would break all the
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time that is what I did and also the
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arrow key placement is still horrendous
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and not having the not having the gap
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above the arrows as a both the left and
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right is unforgivable
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but anyway look I I'm of two minds of
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this you know number one John's right
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you know I I in a way I don't want to
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see this keyboard succeed and be fixed
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I'm not gonna lie that's that is part of
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my motivation because I don't like it so
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much but also like keep in mind I had
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those keyboards for what about a year
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before I finally gave up across 13
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different laptops three and and so and
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it's so I had the keyboard and it's like
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I got used to it enough like I never
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liked it but I was able to function with
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it until it stopped working reliably and
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so the reality is I know you know I got
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a I got to choose my battles here I know
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that a lot of people out there don't
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care or even like this keyboard I know
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that I'm that Apple is always going to
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press to make these things thinner and I
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think Apple has shown it across multiple
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years and multiple products that they
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only care about making the keyboard
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thinner and they will make some efforts
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to make the thin keyboard tolerable but
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they are no longer interested in keeping
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it a good keyboard if that means they
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can't make it thinner and so I just have
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to kind of resign myself to accept that
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III don't I'm not gonna round this for a
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half hour like I usually do because I
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this battle I lost this battle and I'm
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going to continue to lose this battle
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into the future the last thing I think
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Apple's gonna do in the next MacBook
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revision is to make the keyboard thicker
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I it just not gonna happen
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and I I fundamentally don't believe that
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they can make a keyboard with this
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little travel good I give to one that
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they can do it good as far as you're
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concerned though because lots of people
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do really like the keyboard I mean Casey
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and I included it basically being
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converted to this new keyboard this is
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just the reliability issues and as you
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said the key layout right and so
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basically if they can fix the
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reliability problems yeah I would love
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if they made the keyboard a different
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if they can fix the reliability problems
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that that's the best I can hope for the
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key layout is just sitting right there
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too because there can be divisive
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opinions about do you like how this
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keyboard feels or not like some people
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like it some people don't find but I
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feel like key layout changes there are
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certain key layout changes that would be
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universally praised from the perspective
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of using the keyboard and the only
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naysayers would be aesthetic for example
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inverted t full-size breaking the
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rectangle of the keyboard
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aesthetically people would hate that it
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would be like the notch on the keyboard
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it would be like an asymmetrical notch
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on the bottom of your keyboard and those
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people would yell about it but from the
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perspective of people who type how does
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our keys with or without the gaps above
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them I mean are there fans out there
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yes I can imagine it but not from a
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functional perspective did you just say
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that you would bring asked to bring back
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the half our keys the what would you
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the left and right are half height now I
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mean Brett make a full height and have
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defines be broken so basically have the
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but have the down left and right like
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you know a look in their own row below
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us exactly I have all them be full sized
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would be cool but there that's never
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gonna do that so yeah no I'm just saying
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like like the our key outlet he layout
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changes that I think would be
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universally praised for our functional
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perspective but derided only from a
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static perspective I'm not even saying
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that wrong because I understand thinking
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that's ugly but boy would that be nicer
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for people use air which is I think
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everybody like who doesn't use the arrow
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keys a lot like my son these days he's
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using the mouse to move his insertion
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point one space I'm just like yo case
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use them like stop he goes from the
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keyboard to the mass of the keyboard
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when he can't reach him he can't figure
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out where they are because they're all
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the same height as everything else
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oh he's using a full-size Apple extended
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keyboard sighs are you kidding we're not
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using not my Hanson yeah increase in
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real keyboards here and like I even
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showed him the modifier for moving a
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word at a time and beginning of end of
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line but just for a single character
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like see take the mouse and steer it to
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go to the left
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of you know the place where he needs to
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insert a quotation mark to match the
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other one and it's like just just hit
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the left arrow once I swear to you it
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will work and he's just not he's not on
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that page this is what happens from not
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using computers and only using like
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iPads and iPhones like your whole
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formative years you have no idea about
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moving the cursor with arrow keys well
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anyway yeah I don't I wouldn't expect
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Apple to do anything that's gonna make
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the keyboard less attractive to the
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current Apple design teams aesthetic I
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agree unfortunately they're just not
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gonna do it like you know it's this is
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not not like a rare thing with Apple
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these days like look at the Apple TV
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remote look at I mean look even look
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they're right they're regular like
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keyboards and mice and everything like
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if they were willing to make it a little
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bit ugly they could make it better
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economically or feel better or work
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better or whatever else but they're not
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and it's easy to see both sides of this
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argument like we all argue like these
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things should work better design is how
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it works they argue we are printing
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money and this is how we like to design
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things and this is what looks good and
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people buy our stuff in part because it
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looks good it is ascetically better I
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think we would all agree it does look
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better when the keyboard is just a
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rectangle like it just does like as a
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piece of art as a you know but yeah and
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look Apple these days is really good
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designing beautiful things that kind of
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suck to use like that's that's good it
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could even be argued that the uniformity
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is the reason the right and left our
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piece became full height because those
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little gaps were an asymmetry it I
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guarantee you that's the reason because
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there's no there's no other reason to it
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it doesn't make them easier to use the
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same reason that the bottom row of keys
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is now the same height as all the other
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rows again uniformity yeah Oh totally
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yeah it's you know because it's its
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design it's designed purely to
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aesthetics it's egotistical design it is
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indulgent design for the designers to
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indulge themselves and what they think
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looks the best without regard to how
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things work someone I think I'll also
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point out that even on the like the
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external keyboards for desktop computers
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the bottom row of keys is now the same
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high as all the Owens I didn't actually
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check this because I don't have one of
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those new keyboards to compare with but
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I wouldn't be surprised to that were the
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case if only for parts sharing reason
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suppose you all know Apple likes to use
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the same keyboard across all of his all
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of its laptops from 12 inches to 17
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which I will you know forever remember
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as a ridiculous thing and now
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there's only slightly less ridiculous
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that's shared between the 15 and the 13
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and the 12 I guess oh so I'm this before
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we leave this this bit of fall pair on
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this this pen the date of his patent is
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uh 2016 which makes me think like just
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as the original Mac books were coming
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out about 2016 or was that they came out
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in early 2015 a year before and a half
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before they brought this keyboard to all
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of their laptops during which it was
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very clear during that year and a half
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that it failed a lot yeah so so but they
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but in 2016 they introduced the MacBook
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Pros with the same keyboard at the same
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time they filed this patent so it shows
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that they had been thinking about at
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some point you know before 2016 they had
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been investigating these different ways
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to seal up the bottom of the thing no I
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I think I brought this up when we talked
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about the original slimline keyboard and
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maybe was when we talked about the touch
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bar but I think this is oh use this
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opportunity to once again promote the
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idea that I think Apple would benefit
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from on all of its laptops this idea of
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sealing up the key caps with little
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membrane so that stuff can't get in
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there just take the next level and make
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these damn things waterproof right if
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you can waterproof a phone if you made a
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waterproof keyboard included which will
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also obviously include as a side effect
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the inability to get crap underneath the
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keys I would imagine I mean doesn't have
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to necessarily but I would imagine that
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would be that could be part of it people
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will love you for it
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how many people KC spill things on their
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laptops if you like is it beyond us
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technologically speaking to make a sort
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of sealed keyboard that feels good I
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mean maybe these patterns are just
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patents because Apple figured out if you
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do this it makes the keyboard feel even
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worse I don't know we'll see if they
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ever produce something like this but
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well no I mean we we kind of know that
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from the smart Keyboard the the iPad pro
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smart keyboard has I think but the same
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butterfly switches or at least similar
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feeling switches but it has like a
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membrane across the whole thing and so
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it is I think roughly a water resistant
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at least but it doesn't get it doesn't
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get stuff under the keys it doesn't do
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that so we kind of know like this is
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possible to do with just a membrane and
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I know that one of the Microsoft Surface
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notebook lines does it too and they have
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issues with it like you know getting
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dirty and looking really grimy and gross
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really fast but like that's not to say
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that it has to go that way like maybe
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different materials choices could
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different different results they're like
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that's not actually that bad of a thing
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to try I don't know if it would feel
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better or worse than we have now but
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like the smart Keyboard like I use the
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smart Keyboard all the time on the iPad
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I wouldn't call it great but it's
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tolerable and that's about what I can
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say for the notebook one as well so it's
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just tolerable in slightly different
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ways but you know what the smart
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keyboard keys never failed on me not
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once because stuff can't get in there so
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it's not a ridiculous idea do you have
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the problems of the smart Keyboard with
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like I think it was iOS 11 or something
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people complaining the smart Keyboard
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doesn't work reliable anymore due to
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like some change and in a debouncing
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firmware some crap oh yeah no I mean
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it's it's not I haven't had I don't know
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if it's related to deep bouncing or not
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no I definitely is less reliable that
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seems like a like an iOS software thing
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like just like the way the apps behave
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with the keyboard attached to detached
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it has been more buggy rotations been
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more buggy yeah it's it's been kind of a
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mess but I attribute that to iOS 11 but
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I don't know anyway I think one
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challenge you might have with the idea
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of waterproofing a laptop is ventilation
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and cooling yeah no it mean is obviously
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the MacBook is your easiest one right
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because the reason I bring up this whole
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idea of waterproofing now is that Apple
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has slowly been sealing up its laptops
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not for the purpose of water performing
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but just for the purpose of Apple being
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Apple like getting rid of moving parts
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and seams and making them unibody and
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then the battery is not removable then
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another would look at this as D
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contenting I mean it's a simplification
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it's moving towards this Platonic ideal
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of like this is a featureless you know
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smooth they are certainly featureless
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all right and so the MacBook no vents
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right you still have to deal with the
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ports which I think might be challenging
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because Apple doesn't get to define all
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those ports you have to come up with the
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sealed but still repairable e internal
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or replaceable USB C port or whatever
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but there's not a lot of holes in a
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12-inch MacBook right so I feel like
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that is that is a good candidate if you
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can steal an iPad or an iPhone you know
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it has similar number of holes to to a
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MacBook adorable the 12-inch
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Apple laptop for the ones with with
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vents and fans I granted us a lot harder
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but even on those if you say look it's
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not waterproof but the top surface the
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keyboard surface if you do a spill on it
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you'll be okay
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the water will shed away and not be
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sucked into the vents and the top is
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sealed so that it's waterproof so we can
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take a spill you can't dunk the thing in
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water but it's better than it was before
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because if you spell on the keyboard you
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doom didn't Apple would never repair
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everything again and if this membrane
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keyboard like if they do this for chrome
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reasons I said while you're in there see
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what you can do about water let's call
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it water resistance or something you
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know I I just think it's it's kind of
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silly as time goes on that our phones
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can be dropped into a glass of water and
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come back out okay but are much more
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expensive laptops like a pin drop of
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water fan falls on the keyboard and
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filters down to the inside and starts
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corroding things and it's all over one
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speck of dust $700 one speck of wet dust
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it not around it not in it and they send
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of the rumors of a potential MacBook Air
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update this this to me I think is
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potentially very interesting yeah I
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heard that was the talk show with the
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Jason us now Snell was on yeah Jason
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Snell and John Gruber were talking about
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his consternation of this like somehow
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we can't kill this laptop and I'm mostly
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I'm also coming at it from a sort of
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Apple should be embarrassed angle not so
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much of the MacBook Air is a bad machine
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but there's one part of the machine I
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think is inexcusable that's the screen
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now because it's not in retina like they
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made all the points in the show some
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people don't care about retina some
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people can't even see the difference but
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because it has such incredibly bad
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viewing angles brightness and color
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reproduction right it just it's just at
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this point when it was introduced fine
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at this point it is just a bad
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looks worse than basically any new PC
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laptop screen you could buy at any price
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we hold an honest question have you seen
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a 12-inch MacBook screen yeah sure
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because they like if you look at the 12
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inch compared to the other higher end
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ones the 12 inch screen is also
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noticeably worse at things like viewing
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angle color everything it's it's not a
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good screen but it's better than it's
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better than the air that's true I'll
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give you the head but but but it's not
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it's still like a crap screen it is not
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Oh a slowdown it is not a cracked screen
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wouldn't compare it to a MacBook Pro
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screen of an even the old ones I do that
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every day I know yeah the MacBook
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adorable one any day its retina so it's
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like way better than that but but I just
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I'm just saying for color reproduction
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of viewing it were a thing that Apple
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you surprised itself andhe they never
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really had crap monitors that they
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always had pretty much the best monitors
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and then they wouldn't let a really old
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monitor stay around for a long time that
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they would that they would refresh and
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they have been refreshing the MacBook
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Air like ripping out the you know
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changing the internals and everything
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like that but leaving that screen like
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it just it just boggles my mind because
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I feel like at this point I would never
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want to buy a thousand dollar laptop
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with that screen on it it seems
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inexcusable so if they had been updating
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the MacBook Air to keep it limping along
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on life support and had also updated the
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screen I would be like well this is not
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ideal but they're you know they found
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themselves in a weird place with their
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product line so let's see what they do
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with it like I think Jason and Gruber
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had a good analysis of that as they they
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somehow it's conceivable they somehow
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found themselves in the scenario where
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any move to replace it would result in
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reduced margins on one or both lines as
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the as the pyre shifted and then Tim
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Cook philosophy is like it if it ain't
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broke people are still giving us money
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for it don't fix it which is a terrible
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from a like coherent product line
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directive and if there is another live
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talk show with Apple executives on it I
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really hope John asks them there I hope
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you doesn't ask them because if you ask
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them it seems like your laptop line has
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no coherent story you can make like well
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the errors would be able to like blah
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blah blah and then you have the MacBook
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of people all you're doing is like wrist
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listing the pros and cons of your models
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but there there is no coherent story to
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the naming features or pricing of the
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current Apple laptop
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it is a mess and so I would state that
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and say you know that there's no
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coherent story to the naming features of
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pricing of your hub line why is that and
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if they want to contest that I would
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push back pretty hard to set con one of
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them is called air but it's not the
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lightest but it's super old it's got a
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mag safe on it but the element don't
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have MagSafe one's called macbook pro
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but it's got the internals of the air
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and it's your brain explodes so I think
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their line is in disarray and I think
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they can make I think the MacBook Air
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was a great model of laptop but that we
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have the technology now to make a line
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of computers that spans the exact same
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price range that offers a better
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computer at the thousand dollar price
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point than they current offer now and
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also there's a better computer at all
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the other ones and you know depending
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how you want to do it hey put on MagSafe
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both let's see which one people like
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better right because then you get the
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advantages of cases and his his switch
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charger and the advantage of you trip
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over my card you won't break it and you
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can maybe you can choose when you order
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it whether you want the MagSafe or not
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because maybe you just want to be able
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to use all your same chart anyway or put
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a SD card slot on the side of it of
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these computers or maybe you have an
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HDMI port on one model like I know I'm
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gonna live a crazy here but I long for
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the days when you could look at the line
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of Apple laptops and say I see how it
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big small low price high price lot not a
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lot of features a bunch of features and
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have them all look like a family and
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that's not the case not the case at all
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so one one
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I think curiosity that I that I had but
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thread the other nice discussion of it
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again I think listen to the talk show
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this week it's a really good discussion
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about this from a lot of different
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angles but one one thought I had was
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like if they make a retina MacBook Air
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if they literally change nothing else
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about it except a Retina screen and
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maybe replacing the two Thunderbolt 2
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ports it has I have one or two replacing
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its Thunderbolt 2 ports with USBC ports
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and then of course you know a modern
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chipset of the same type that we that's
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currently the MacBook Escape would
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anybody still buy the MacBook escape no
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like that that that's the problem we
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talked about if you improve the
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MacBook Air why would anyone buy a
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MacBook or MacBook why would I not know
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- sorry a MacBook Pro rather not a
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MacBook the MacBook escaped a 13-inch
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MacBook without touch bar is by many
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measures a MacBook Air it has the
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MacBook Air Class processors the MacBook
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Air Class chipset and everything else
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it's it's the same approximate size and
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weight it's a little bit you know it's
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slightly different but it roughly the
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same size and weight as the 13-inch
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MacBook Air but if you put it if you put
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a Retina screen in the old ancient
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MacBook Air body that was designed in
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2010 I bet it would sell better than the
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13-inch MacBook Escape it would be a
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better laptop it has an SD card slot it
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has you know MagSafe the option for mac
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safe it has legacy USB ports which apple
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acknowledges is a thing that some people
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want otherwise they wouldn't have put
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them on the I of Mac Pro right yeah if
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you could show the regular person which
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one of these laptops do you think is
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better which one do you want and didn't
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tell them about the price and they
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weren't sensitive to styling cues that
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clearly indicate for the MacBook Air is
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super old right they would say oh that
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one's got more stuff it's got more
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features it's got more things and this
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magnet power cable is really smart right
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why should you ever pick the other one
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if we tell you guess what that one's
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three hundred dollars more you like well
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computer that is basically the same size
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thicker because it doesn't taper right
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like the MacBook Air is thicker on one
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end but thinner on the other but it
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seems smaller because it gets skinny
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just for the perception type thing like
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that that's the and and it's fine if
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they do that like if they want to remake
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their line and in that way you'd have to
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sort this type of thing out but instead
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they they leave it in the current
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scenario where the old one is clearly
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old that has serious downsides versus
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the regular one in terms of that
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terrible screen they have on it right
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the new one is expensive for no
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perceptible reason and you trade off a
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bunch of stuff and then they gets even
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more super expensive and you still don't
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get your ports back and you still have
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no magic say from the keyboard is weird
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and breaks all the time so they need to
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they need to do something I really want
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to just clean house on the laptop line
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and say all new line one nice family
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unified in appearance features and has a
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coherent ramp from from expensive than
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expensive and by the way at all
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point centered all sizes every one of
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them is better in some way whether it
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has more features or better reliability
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or you know faster or whatever yeah I I
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suspect we're gonna see some kind of
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major movement in the laptop line this
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year I really hope we do the current
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line has so many of these like weird
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issues not to mention you know some of
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the problems it has but like just like
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these like weird things about like that
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make it you know more or less compelling
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or seemingly weirdly priced in certain
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ways or really segmented in other ways
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like it needs help and I have a feeling
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Apple knew that two years ago at like
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shortly after it launched and I have a
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feeling they've work to fix it and so
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the only question is how they're fixing
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it and I don't expect this to be you
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know giving me all my hopes and dreams
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or anything but but I do expect change
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and hopefully improvement and so we'll
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see what that means speaking of hopes
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and dreams this is a tough question in
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the style these recent ones that to
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listeners have been sending us for the
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high end laptops which is where we're
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all shopping well you two are shopping
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cos I don't buy laptops I'm getting
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towards that point if you had to pick
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one port to add to the current crop of
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MacBook Pro ports I suspect the 15-inch
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MacBook Pro visit as the most would you
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can only pick one for your own personal
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purposes not for like what would make a
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better laptop for Apple to sell what
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would you pick on a 15-inch no question
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an SD card reader jay-z I'm torn between
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ancient USB and SD card reader
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I would probably h TM I would also be
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convenient I know I'm thinking I see and
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like to me like if you if it's less if
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it's not the 15-inch like if you ask me
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what what port I would add to the
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MacBook Escape it would be a third of
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anything like a third USB C port just
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one more of anything because that's what
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it most desperately needs like the 12 X
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2 right yeah the same thing I would kill
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for a second USB C port in my but that's
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my big the 15 just just to see like you
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know you feel like there's enough USB
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seasoned on the 15 but you can add one
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more thing you know what would it be
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I I am very torn between SD between old
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USB and between HDMI but I think if I
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had to pick
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I think I would probably I would
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probably come down on SD card reader
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because I don't find a need for plugging
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in the Aged HDMI that often and I have a
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dongle for it I don't have a need for
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plugging in Legacy USB stuff that often
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and I have a dongle for it but I do have
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an SD card reader that I would like
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quite a lot but it would be more
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convenient to just be able to slot that
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thing right in the computer
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yeah it to me is like you can solve a
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lot like a lot of the annoyances of the
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new of the new laptop ports are solved
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by just having a lot of them like you
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know like when you have four of them
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well technically really you have three
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of them because one of them have a power
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plug in it but we know when you have
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three you pass through like your diiii I
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hear your point a hundred percent and
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you're in dongle town and it like okay
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regardless yeah I know well that's part
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of the problem were all landowners in
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dongle town my friend but I feel like
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you like the other ports you know you
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can you can fix a lot of the
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inconvenience of USB ceiling laptops
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with getting new cables for old devices
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like you can you can you can go on you
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know mana price grammars or whatever and
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get inexpensive cables that have USB C
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on one end and whatever your peripheral
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needs on the other end and you can just
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replace their cables and and you know
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there's some issues with hubs and
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multiplying those that I talked about
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before which is still annoying but but I
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feel like you can reduce a lot of the
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annoyance with just like new cables but
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if you if you need SD cards as part of
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your workflow there's no way to reduce
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that annoyance you're always gonna have
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like an SD card hanging out of the side
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of it through a cable or something like
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that's that sucks and when it's built in
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it sucks less so like other problems can
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be solved with either time or cabling
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choices or peripheral choices but not
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having an SD card reader if you use SD
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cards is always a pain so the reason I
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asked this question is because I've been
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thinking about it a lot lately and I can
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tell you if you if you surveyed all the
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people in my office at work they would
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all say HDMI because every time
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increasingly when we we land in a
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conference room and someone needs to
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project never mind the fact that they
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should really with the number of Macs
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and it's all of us they should really
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have Apple TVs connected to every single
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thing so we could airplay to them it
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would solve this problem in a much nicer
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way Steve Jobs would approve you don't
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need an HDMI port you just need to be
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able to airplay to everything I agree
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Steve but you can't fight the IT
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department anyway they would all save
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because it's so frustrating we all sit
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down there and it's like we look around
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for the one person with with the 2015
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laptop who can actually plug in because
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everyone forgot their dog and it used to
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be there was just one person with the
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new laptop and we would laugh at them
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and now there's like one person left
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with the old laptop and once the old
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laptop disappears just gonna be a bunch
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of people sitting around unable to
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project I don't understand why they
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don't put the adapters for this but
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anyway that's what people work would say
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but that's not what I would say because
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in my regular life if I was buying ops
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for myself I don't need to connect the
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HDMI so I never pick HDMI but work
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totally would I would have said in the
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past SD right because I do have cameras
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that have SD cards when I go on vacation
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I like to offload pictures from my
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camera to my thing without a dongle it's
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gonna be and build it in its small its
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skinny it'll fit fine but the more I've
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been thinking about it the more I've
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been getting attached to the idea of
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taking a 15-inch MacBook Pro and adding
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MagSafe and still having the ability to
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charge by any of the USB see things like
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not removing that ability but adding mag
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save as an addition because I feel like
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you get the twofer you get MagSafe which
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is better to trip over and stuff you get
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as I think it was a the Jason snow and
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maybe it was a Gruber saying you get the
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indicator light which i think is a
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useful feature when you have your
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clothes laptop and you plug in to make
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sure you see the little light that shows
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grip up amber or green show whether it's
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floyd charge Jerry's charging right yeah
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it's a great feature it's not like an
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Apple had that what fifteen years ago
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like it's not a new thing and left up
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this right and you also get one of your
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ports back now you really do have four
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ports instead of three if you want to be
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convenience if I just have USB C charger
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with me on vacation it could charge
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everything you've got it but also you
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could have the Mac safe and then the
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only question is what are you ship in
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the box you should MagSafe to ship USB
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or you should both and probably Apple
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would make you pick or something and I
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know are we backsliding and I know max
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they've had problems too and that's why
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I feel like ship them both let let
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people decide what they want to use how
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Apple can collect stats about what they
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use and anonymously send them back with
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its differential privacy for how often
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the laptops are charging via Mac save
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versus how often they're charging by a
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USB see I probably would get more
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benefit out of SD but I I'm finding the
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Toofer of getting a getting a port back
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and having the option of MagSafe
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irresistible and so now I'm envisioning
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before I was envisioning Apple
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it's laptops by adding an SD card slot
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and now envision them adding back Mac
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safe which i think is astronomical
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that's likely the netting SD card slot
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because it just it would be like egg on
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face of like Oh Romero MagSafe we're
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bringing it back that would be a tough
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sell whereas SD not there's so much room
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alongside the the edges of those 15-inch
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laptops right it's just a giant expanse
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with these two little tiny USBC holes an
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SD card slot even Johnny I could
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tolerate the Aesthetica marring of a
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very skinny discreet SD card slot in
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there how it looks fine on Marco's 2015
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MacBook Pro I think it would be fine on
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a by 2018 model one thing also they
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could do that that I think it probably
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goes against their sensibilities but but
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I think it probably shouldn't because I
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think it's one of the biggest
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engineering flops of the numa of new
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lineup is that the the number of USB
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like its it to me like one of the
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biggest problems with these as I've said
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numerous times is just there aren't
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enough ports like if you're going to
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sell us on an all USB see world ok we
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can adapt to that over time with dongles
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and stuff and new cables and everything
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there still aren't enough ports
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especially with one of them being lost
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to power as you said like you basically
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lose one during most practical usage for
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most people most of the time so you know
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like the MacBook Escape basically has
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one port Kasey's MacBook one has no
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ports pretty much so like and you know
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the and the 15-inch has three and if you
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than that amount of things to them
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without adapters and I feel like one of
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the if you look at the engineering
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because of limitations of how many
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Thunderbolt channels you can deliver
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because Apple decided to make all of
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these USB C ports also Thunderbolt three
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ports except for the morning KC's
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macbook one and that's a choice that
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they made they didn't have to it is
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possible to have a USB C port that does
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not support Thunderbolt 3 like the one
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in KC's might pick one hmm and so Apple
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no trust me this is in many ways a good
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thing it used me more of them and so hey
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I feel like you know one of the biggest
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ways to solve the the anoints these
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laptops is to use if you're gonna insist
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on USBC okay but we need more of them to
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total including your power hole is not
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enough if you can't make them on certain
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models if you can't make them full-blown
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Thunderbolt 3 ports which you already
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can't they're already not Thunderbolt 3
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the MacBook one and the ones on the
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right side of the 13-inch MacBook Pro
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are half bandwidth or whatever it is so
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there's already exceptions the cable
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that comes with it that charges from the
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brick to the computer is a USBC cable
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that is not a Thunderbolt cable in fact
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it's a USB 2.0 USBC cable which
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shouldn't even exist but they do and
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that's what it is
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you know there's already all these
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exceptions to what the ports can and
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can't do in addition Thunderbolt usage
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in practice is pretty low and it is not
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the common case what most people are
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plugging into these things it needs
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either just power or power and USB it's
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you know most of the peripherals being
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plugged into these ports do not need
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Thunderbolt 3 and so by Apple taking
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taking these ports on the on mostly
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stops except for Katie's and saying we
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can only have as many as a Thunderball
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controllers allow us to with this
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chipset or whatever that's very limiting
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to the number of ports you can have if
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they had if they had like you know two
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to four of them that could do
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Thunderbolt 3 and 2 more that couldn't
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maybe on the other side or whatever that
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you know that's not ideal but I think
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that's better than not having enough
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ports to do basic things that you need
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so I know be more complicated I know
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they wouldn't be able to put a little
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thunder bolt lightning bolt symbol next
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to all of them but I think that is the
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best compromise that we have if we're
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gonna do in all USBC world we need more
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of these ports and it is a waste to
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suggest that they all need to have
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thunder both three I mean look one of
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them most of the time is used for power
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and nothing else no data at all you're
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wasting Thunderbolt 3 bandwidth on a
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port that transfers nothing except power
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so like obviously like you know there's
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there's a there's a major engineering
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inefficiency in tying Thunderbolt 3 to
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USBC for all these laptops if you can
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separate them you could give us way more
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ports and when I weigh more you can give
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us a to more ports at least some close
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to these without having any bandwidth
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challenges you could give away more like
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they have they have USB inside these
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cases you could give you could give 6
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USB seaports along with 4 Thunderbolt
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ports like I felt like they have the
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controller capacity or space inside the
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case to put it controller they can
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support that like USB connections are
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cheap in the grand scheme of things yeah
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I mean it becomes I think more
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complicated like with like the wiring
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and stuff if if the other ones could
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also do some of the other alternate
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modes like if they can take power input
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or if they can do certain video output
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types but because I know Thunderbolts
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required for some of the alternate modes
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but not all of them or it is one of
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those Ramon's I don't know something
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like that but like tying this to
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Thunderbolt 3 made these ports very
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limited and in number and probably
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fairly expensive to implement but that
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was an unforced error they didn't need
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to do that I understand why they did but
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I think that was the wrong move and I
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hope they fix it ok a couple of things
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first of all you just said unforced
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error and to my ears it was the correct
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usage of the term and I'm really
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uncomfortable with my reality right now
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wait so I it's not a sports term because
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I learned it from John it is a sports
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term okay to me it's a Syracuse a term
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Wow well that and then now my reality is
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back to being reality so I appreciate
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that let's let's go on a adventure
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together a little mental exercise
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together it is 2016 or whatever year it
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was that the USBC MacBook Pros came out
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it doesn't matter what it was but
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whatever whenever they debuted it's that
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that year that moment and within a few
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weeks of each other the new MacBook Pros
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come out and let's pick on the 15
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specifically there's a new MacBook Pro
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it's 15 inches it has four USB C and
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thunderbolt ports simultaneously lenovo
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or dell or somebody else comes out with
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effectively the same thing as they are
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off to do and it has the same for
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physical USB C ports but only two of
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them are Thunderbolt do you know what
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the three of us would be doing at that
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moment we would be saying oh haha these
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idiot PC vendors now that you have to
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worry about whether or not you're
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plugging in to the right
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what a ridiculous mess that is we did we
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didn't say that on the MacBook we're
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with marketers point out it's a
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situation now where you have to know one
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side is special Neal that's been I think
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side is special Neal that's been I think
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background knowledge do I need to do my
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well and what is the cost of me
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acquiring an apple in terms of time and
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money I think you said something smart a
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minute ago with regard to it becomes
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important when things fall apart you
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know in general in my experience like
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I'm a relatively novice iOS developer I
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mean I've been doing it casually for a
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fairly long time but I've only been
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doing it professionally for two years
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now and it's when things fall apart that
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I start really getting stressed and I
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have to start kind of reaching way
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outside my comfort zone trying to figure
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out what is broken and why and so I
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think in some ways if I was a more
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experienced developer I would get
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through these problems a lot more
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experienced iOS developer I would get
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through some of these problems more
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quickly but it's my experience in
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general as a developer and in general
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it's my experience of understanding most
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of the stack and in and that's what
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keeps me you know kind of level-headed
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and that's what gives me the the
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patience and tenacity to figure out a
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lot of these problems and I wish I had a
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specific example offhand and I and I
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don't which is good I guess because that
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means things haven't finally died
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recently but but you know I I do think
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it's valuable that that I have not only
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a CS background but a computer
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engineering background which to me is a
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combination of CS and electrical
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engineering and I'm sure a lot of people
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will take offense at that I don't care
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that's the way I look at it and when
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that means you know where where CS from
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my experience and I'm not trying to say
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this is fact this is just way I look at
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it CS tends to stop with code usually or
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maybe memory whereas computer
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engineering goes all the way down to
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logic gates and that isn't helpful in a
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day to day time but it is helpful just
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like John said a minute ago it's it's
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helpful to understand what at least
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vaguely what are all these abstractions
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and how do they relate to each other
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it demystifies it like it like you know
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I don't know the details of how
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anything's works but I know how a CPU
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works and I have built CPU from the
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logic you level up and I have built a
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logic gate with solid state electrical
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components and you know like that that
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whole thing it doesn't mean suddenly you
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know how your computer works but there's
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no more magic
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like you know from top to bottom you
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know the magic starts basically at the
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quantum level where my physics courses
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ran out like that's where the magic
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starts that's pretty long that's pretty
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low down everything else is like I'm not
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scared of it it doesn't seem magical the
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other thing I forgot to mention about
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having a background in the fundamentals
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is it also gates how high you can go so
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if you want to make an iOS application
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chances are good that you won't need any
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sort of in-depth knowledge about data
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structures and you know fundamental
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computer signs the algorithms or even
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things like neural networks and stuff
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like that because the frameworks do a
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lot for you and probably your
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application is not a complicated as you
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think it is like probably it's just a
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fairly basic application right but if
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you are building a more complicated
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application games are a great example
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because they employ a lot of things
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where you know the first approach that
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occurs to you is terrible and will work
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well that's the time where you're like
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if I had a background in computer
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science I might know some algorithms
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that would do this in a more efficient
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way if you don't have a background in
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that very often you will find like
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you'll find yourself deriving from first
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principles a sort of half-assed version
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of a well known algorithm like you you
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know I'm not saying you can figure it
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out yourself but it's like you're
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wasting your own time if you just had a
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background in data structures and
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algorithms you would have immediately
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narrowed down to a couple of choices and
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maybe recall off the top of your head
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the big o-notation for all these
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different things and known which one
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works best and then just you know you
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know implemented that yourself most of
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the time again most time you don't have
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to do this most time libraries implement
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these things for you if you have some
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sort of associative array or dictionary
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or hash structure or NS array under the
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covers is doing all sorts of smart
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things with all sorts of smaller
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algorithms switching from hash buckets
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to a linear search when the size it
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dictates that it's smart like you don't
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have to know what that the magic happens
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behind the scenes for you but if you are
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building a structure like that yourself
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to manage your own data again maybe in
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games where efficiency is paramount it
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really really helps to have that
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background knowledge so not just
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figuring out the lower layers above you
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but being able to do for yourself the
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things that for most developers are done
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for them by the frameworks in the OS and
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everything
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give you the ability to do more
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complicated things and if you don't have
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that background you can still do it but
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you will essentially be figuring out
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things that people figured out tens or
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hundreds of years ago as you derive from
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first principles basic old mathematical
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concepts and data structures which works
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fine but it's it takes more time there
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is a truly phenomenal series of YouTube
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videos that PBS made in association with
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I think a few other groups
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it's called crash course computer
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science and Mike and I talked about this
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a little bit on analogue and we were
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trying to do like a you know we'll watch
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one each week and it turns out that it's
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it's not very entertaining as a podcast
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but I cannot recommend enough watching
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this series there's 40 videos of which
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each of them is like 10 to 15 minutes
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and it brings you from the abacus all
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the way to modern computing and I've
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only watched the first maybe quarter of
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them but it is step by step going from
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an abacus all the way up to cloud
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computing and machine learning and stuff
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like that and what you learn by watching
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these even if you don't totally
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understand the the ins and outs of what
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they're talking about the thing that I
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think is most important that you can
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glean from these videos is that
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everything is just one abstraction on
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top of another and it's abstractions all
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the way down and it is impressive and
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fascinating to see this broken out in 40
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different chunks in little bite-sized
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pieces and you see like especially once
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you get into like how memory actually
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works and how you know these logic gates
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are held together ever put together I
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should say in order to make memory even
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I sort of kind of have my eyes glaze
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over a little bit but the point that I'm
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that that you get from this isn't
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necessarily that oh you need you know 13
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NAND gates or whatever in order to you
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know store eight bytes of data and I'm
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obviously making this all up but the
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point is just that oh you take a bunch
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of transistors hook them up that makes
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gates you take a bunch of gates hook
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them up that makes memory you take a
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bunch of memory hook it up that makes a
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hole you know water or block of memory
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and it's just you you build upon what
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happened before you so if you happen to
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have roughly 400 to 500
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minutes to spare I cannot recommend
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crash course computer science enough and
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we'll put a link in the show notes
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well I'm behind an analog so you Mike
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just bailed on that yeah we did I knew
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that already
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that's disappointing I was excited for
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that series I was too I couldn't get him
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to get into it I tried and I don't blame
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him like it the problem I think he
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enjoyed it to some degree but there
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isn't a lot for us to say about it
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because there's little interpretation
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involved right and and that's that's the
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bummer behind it but I really I hope
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that he why he won't but I hope that he
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watches it he's just not that into
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computers well he'd use he uses a fake
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computer all the time what do you expect
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yeah can you make them a video series
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called how iPads work and maybe yeah
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open it up it's just a bunch of unicorns
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and elves dancing around well just two
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at a time one maybe hovering over
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