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goodness John how was your trip to Long
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Island just lovely
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do you like the beach I hear you're
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plugging your phone in i am i'm rolling
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unified you up and ask me questions so
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now you get to hear behind-the-scenes i
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plug in my phone so my charger as well I
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record it's exciting
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why why not just do that when you go to
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pad i do how long of a time span is it
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between when the podcast and when you go
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to bed usually you never know
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vacation was good anything interesting
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to report you rented a camera would you
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like to learn ya whole camera right
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would you like to talk about that at all
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yeah camera and a bunch of lenses this
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is marcos recommendation of what camera
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should rent and the only reason I was
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doing it all is because my wife is going
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off on a cruise with her mother which is
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the thing to do
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maybe we'll talk about later and she
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decided that our camera is not good
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she's had too much proximity exposure to
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Marco's fancy cameras and other people
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that runs like rubbing off on her so
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she's like we should get a better camera
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line on the get about ABC was going on
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vacation and she wants to have good
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pictures just like our cameras up to the
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task I think our cameras plenty of the
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task but she disagrees so I don't wanna
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buy no camera but I know Marco rents
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camera so i asked him about his the
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camera rental service that he uses and
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he gave me the URL and suggested a
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camera that we should rent because we
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didn't want something as big as Marcus
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Marcus is not big it's not as big as
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like that 5dr likes it's not like a
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giant a full-frame DSLR but yeah it is
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about as big as a mirrorless camera can
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get and still be a mirrorless camera
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still it's so full frame but it doesn't
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have the mirrors in it to add some
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clarity here since everybody will be
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asking the site that I recommended you
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rent from his lens rentals.com there are
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a couple other sites that's the 1 i've
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used a lot over like same here
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she's I don't know maybe over a decade
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it i've used for a long time they've
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been great no complaints I've rented
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both lenses an entire cameras from
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they've been great land rentals.com this
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is not a sponsorship the camera i
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recommended that you rent is the sony
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a6300 added it is Sony's new high-end
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but still crop sensor mirrorless camera
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runs a little thing like 1,200 bucks
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something in that range
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it's it's a very very good camera it's
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as bad as good as you can get without
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being a full-frame sensor the camera
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that i have is the sony a7r to which is
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a full-frame sensor is a lot more money
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but is a lot bigger and a lot higher
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quality images but the day 6300 that I
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had John rent is incredibly good and i
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would say if you're looking for
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America's camera in the like thousand
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dollar range that seems like it would be
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a really it should be very high on your
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that said I haven't actually used this
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is all based on review info experience
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with other sony camera so John how is
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the a 1600 well looking at it compared
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to your camera i was surprised to see
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that there are a couple specs where the
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smaller lesser camera is better for
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instance number of photos it can take
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per second for burst mode is like double
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the maybe even triple than the highest
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setting
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what yours does and i think it had my
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don't know these texts me like that
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number of areas of phase detection for
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auto focus was higher on this thing like
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this is a couple of attributes make me
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think this camera in this sensor came
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out after yours is that the case they
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did yeah and also when you have a
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smaller ND i came out i think it was
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like six months or maybe a year after
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mine and well yeah I bet between six and
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nine months i think after month and also
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when you have a so full frame sensor is
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a lot larger it's I think it's sixty
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percent larger by area something like
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that has double the megapixels two years
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4224 so it's close to double right right
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and so when you have a larger sensor and
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you have more pixels it is it is much
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harder to make the surrounding
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electronics able to deal with the sensor
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dumping like a hundred photos a second
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off of it and so usually the smaller
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sensors will have higher slo-mo video
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frame rates and higher bursts per second
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capacity simply because there's a lot
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less data deal to deal with and that has
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to be pulled off that sensor and the
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reason we weren't looking at marcos
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camera specifically is not particularly
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because it's too expensive because all i
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do is we're going to rent it but just
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because it's big and you know we're
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going from as much smaller it's all
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relative of all much smaller much
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lighter Cameron on interchangeable lens
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camera always have super zooms and
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they're all made of plastics a very
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and they're they're small and you're
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gonna be walking all over Europe maybe
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you don't want to go right from a small
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light camera to something that's bigger
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market again it's not as big as a as a
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full-frame DSLR but still pretty big and
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that whether the magnesium aluminum body
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is not as heavy is like a steel body or
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something but it's way heavier than a
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plastic one
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so this is a kind of a good choice for
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like it's going to take good pictures
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but it's really it's a very small body
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like it's so small that a lot of the
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lens is like comic like a lot of the
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sony looks like they want the NEX series
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and all that they always look like the
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lens was too big for the body because so
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many maybes very small it's what you can
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do with mirrorless cameras and very
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small looking bodies with pretty good
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sensors in them sometimes to a fault is
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my brother has one of the earlier so
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amazing it was very often difficult to
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hold them like to find a place where you
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could grip them and Sony was making them
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kind of like the PlayStation controllers
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like little pieces of art made of like
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conical section is an ideal solid stuff
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instead of saying no you have to have to
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make it grippy so that's why when i use
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marcos camera when I first saw it I was
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happy to see that Sony has learned hey
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you should put grippy stuff on the part
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where you grip it like nice grippy
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rubber you know like camera grip stuff
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if you make the whole thing is smooth
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beautiful rectangle with a little bulge
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it falls out of your hand and you're set
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so the ac360 like a shrunken version of
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Marcos is very small
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it's still relatively heavy but most of
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the weight is in the lenses if you use a
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larger lens lenses i got was that the
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silly little kit lens that comes with
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which is like a everybody was like 15 to
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50 or something power zoom like that
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yeah something like that it's a it's a
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it's a very small zoom range is a very
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compact lens and it doesn't seem to be
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very good and I got a 50 millimeter
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prime and I got a what was it 30 to 140
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to 150 him all these were sony branded
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lenses that's another possibility with
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these things is that supposedly the sony
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can take third-party lenses and do auto
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focus on them but Marcos has the
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advantage that all the image
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stabilization stuff is in the body not
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in the lens is this correct I'm not
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that's right well it's both I mean the
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lot of the lenses have it but but yet it
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mine has in body stabilization right and
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this one doesn't so realize somewhat on
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its ability to work with lens
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but as a bunch of adapters for the
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lenses stuff anyway just got so many
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lenses and use the vacation normally on
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my long island vacations I take pictures
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and rest of the family hanging around
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the beach but i also take a lot of
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pictures of my family playing in the
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ocean and when I take those pictures i'm
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usually up to my knees or my waist in
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the ocean and the ocean waves in the
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surf and that's not a really good place
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to be with an expensive camera
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I've always assumed that one year the
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wave will get me and i will drop my
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camera but as I don't know we're going
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on five years ten years so far has not
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gotten me and the streak continues but i
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plan to not even bring the fancy camera
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to the ocean because I was like well you
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know i'll use that one for all the
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pictures except the ocean pictures and
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also by the way my super zoom is 600
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millimeter zoom it's ridiculous like it
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helps me get when the surface like far
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I can be up to my knees and they can be
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away for I can still get close-ups oh
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really i really like my camera my
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superstar by the way is the canon fz200
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but when it came down to it I taking so
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many pictures with the sony I didn't
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want to leave at home so I brought to
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the beach with me in fact that both
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cameras to the beach I took a bunch of
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pictures with my other camera like you
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know what I could probably take a few of
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the sony may go a little deeper and
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makeup money's going to let you know i
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did the main thing was holding back on
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sunday with the zoom is just not that
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was all hundred and five millimeters
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it's not it wasn't getting me close
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enough it was so some of the pictures
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are kind of already but then he gets 24
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megapixels compared to whatever 12 or
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whatever my other thing is I could drop
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a lot of them to get the same image
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quality out of it but I kept it out of
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the ocean
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I think I got a couple of drops of water
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splashed on it but none on the lens I'm
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pretty good at staying away from all
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that and protecting the camera and the
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results are really nice and really liked
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it and she's definitely gonna bring it
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on vacation the only decision I have now
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is whether we're going to rent it again
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for her vacation or just buy it
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yeah i mean so first of all I should
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point out that lens rentals has an
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incredibly broad insurance to add on
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that you can buy so that would cover i
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think it would cover your ocean fears
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that you have to pay ten percent still I
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paid for like whatever the most
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expensive insurance was against damage
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and theft but even if the worst happens
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you still have to pay ten percent and I
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had like was like a six-hundred-dollar
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lens $150 lands a hundred-dollar lens
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and a thousand-dollar body or whatever
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soda ten percent of that is still
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something I didn't want to pay so how
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many wins did you say you rented just
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three just the prime zoom and the little
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kit lens thing because i didn't know
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which one I would end up using more of
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it as it turns out what I ended up using
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was almost never use the little kit lens
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you think because I had to optically
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better lenses with me and the indoors i
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use the prime because it was the it was
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huge just because it gave me the most
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flexibility and in all fairness your
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battle between like the reach of the
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super zoom and the quality of the of the
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recommend that you consider the sony
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rx10 which is it's super zoom but it's
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not doesn't have the same reaches this
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one like I'm gonna get a super zoom not
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gonna get one that stops at 400 or
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something whatever they are extended to
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maybe does go to 600 or some other
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aspect of it was worse than my camera I
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think the most recent one actually might
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go out that far it got a pretty big
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update run but it doesn't it's not have
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2.3 the whole zoom range like like this
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thing is no that's pretty rare I mean it
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basically to achieve that you have to
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have a very small sensor now all them i
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do so anyway I'm like this it is not not
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only is there no sony superzoom that i
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can get at any price that I feel like
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has better feature set university better
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than the 1i have but there's no
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panasonic on the panasonic updated my
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camera to and made it worse like from
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for my purposes but anyway be that
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there's a problem with the zoom lens is
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the problem all the sony lenses is that
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I don't know the ones get expensive
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really fast
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there's no sort of maybe I could talk to
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you about what lens i should have
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actually buy this thing but there's no
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reasonably expensive zoom lens above
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like a hundred something only their
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resume like forget about 600 forget
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about 400 i think i can get like a 404
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twelve-thousand dollars that's something
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yeah well the moment so you know the
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problems like what you're looking at
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here is you're looking at a lens system
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that spans from prosumer to really like
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low to mid-range pro
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the sony full-frame sensors like that
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the a 7-series have become very popular
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very quickly among high end users and
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that you know we can have lots of
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debates over like whether they are
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considered pro cameras or not but it's
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kinda like you know asking like whether
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the ipad is a computer like you know
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whether or not their pro cameras by some
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people's definitions they are still
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being used by a lot of pros for
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professional use it doesn't really
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matter whether you think they're for a
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camera or not because they are just
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incredibly good incredibly compelling it
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for a lot of reasons anyway so the
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problem is that when you have these
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large very dense very high-quality
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sensors you need really good lens glass
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in front of those to be able to resolve
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enough detail to really take advantage
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of what those sensors have to offer and
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so when you can look at your little
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super zoom zooms and super zooms you
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know they they sacrifice a lot of image
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quality and optical quality to be able
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to put a large zoom range into a
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relatively compact and relatively
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inexpensive body that's that's not
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really possible to you know it's like
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something has to give their if you're
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gonna have to serve a very large nice
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sensor with lots of megapixels of detail
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and not have a bunch of distortion in
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the images I mean some of that you can
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correct with software but you know still
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try to avoid it you can then you have to
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either shorten the range in order to
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have less glass that needs to be in
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place to get that high-quality image
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onto this high-quality sensor without
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distorting or you have to put just a ton
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of glass in front of that thing
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tons of like highly engineered you know
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lens elements and is very expensive very
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large very heavy lenses and so it's just
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as this trade-off between all these
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different factors of like well if you
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want to have something that is small and
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light and probably cheap and also has
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big zoom range
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it can't have good optical quality and
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if you want something that is small with
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top-quality you should really be
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probably using a prime if you want
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something large with good optical
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quality and and you have a lot on the
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unlimited budget and you know you don't
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mind carrying his giant heavy lenses the
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lens you see in the new high-end sony
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every lineup that's the market they're
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targeting the targeting like the Canon L
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and stuff and whatever that the nikon I
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figured with my compro ones are called
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they're targeting that market like pro
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photographers the people you see on the
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sidelines of like sports games the giant
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white lenses like they're targeting that
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market now because they're their cameras
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are so good to turn to be using that
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kind of industry which is pretty
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impressive for mirrorless to begin with
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but anyway so for what you're looking
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for your you should probably honestly
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consider the rx10 they're super zoom or
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at least only use your only consider
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using the sony for four occasions in
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which you don't really need massive
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reach of of a telephoto zoom because
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that's just like you're looking at a
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market that is designed for very
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different needs and optimizing for very
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different factors in that trade-off of
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lens design you're trying to get out of
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that market like like you know a 16
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millimeter lens like try to find a
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second millimeter Canon L lens and you
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will see quite how you not quite what
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this what this kind of quality was kind
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of market is like it's you know they get
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pretty ridiculous pretty fast i would
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say this is kind of like your mac pro vs
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gaming pc think you kind of want the
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impossible i have added this high-end
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thing but what you really actually need
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is a low anthem now there's no 2000 a
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mac pro quo woman that's 2,000 a micro
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is perfect because I did everything but
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now I'm like what i learned the vacation
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is that I'm willing to give up the zoom
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range for the better quality because
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first of all with the Prime this can
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take pictures and doors that nothing
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else I have to take was the reason I
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never wanted to get high on camera
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because you get you started your like
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well now I can't go back how can you go
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back from using you know a reasonably
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good camera for indoor photography that
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you can't go back because do you not at
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all the pictures other pictures are
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garbage indoors because there's no light
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and your phone can't get the light and
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nothing else can and you know so and
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then at the beach when I had the choice
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between both cameras that have them both
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right there by using both of them
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eventually by the last day we are at the
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ocean didn't even take out the panasonic
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voltages sony the whole time you know
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and by that i forgot
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then I was brave enough to go in the
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water with it and I didn't mind the fact
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that i was a little bit farther away
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because the the you know had more
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megapixels and I could crop them i
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really needed to but in the end even if
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I was a little bit farther away the
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increased image quality was worth it to
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I mean so maybe like a little bit bigger
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zoom American you know I'll shop around
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like I'm looking series lenses now
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they're 500 millimeters you're right
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that the signal is when the lens is
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white Runaways probably like a rhyme
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about with the lens is white the price
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is not right that 500 millimeter at for
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gsm whatever those letters stand for
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12,900 and otters so i don't think i'll
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be skipping that lens there's also the
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size of a truck like you can it's also a
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bad sign when the lens itself is the
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thing that amount of the tripod and not
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the camera because of a camera just
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hanging off the end of lens
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these are all bad signs for your budget
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with 300 millimeter 14 only 7500 anyway
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probably just end up getting this camera
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with the kit lens and a prime and then
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save up for resume because I mean I
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enjoyed it that much I get it was it was
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heavier but not that much heavier and
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the socks size wise it was ok for
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economically and you I was I felt
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something cameras have a long way to go
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like every I recognize this is a big
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improvement over the old sony says that
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my brother had an older one like this is
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this is better doesn't have a
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touchscreen which would help but camera
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manufacturers need to need to get over
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the idea that the the best way to
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arrange all your options is in a big
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linear list over a series of screens
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like this one has tabs and then within
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each tabs there's a number line like
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search results that has seven screens is
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a bunch of texts things like that's not
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it it's organized kind of but you can
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imagine a much better UI to organize the
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scriptures i can never remember where
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the hell's the feature this thing like
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they weren't organized in a logical way
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than like these are the camera settings
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through the ones under gear these are
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settings but not camera-related set it's
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just too terrible organization but at
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least we've gotten on the BMW pages said
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look we put a bunch of buttons on this
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thing and most cameras do this but
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apparently some reason bad about this in
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the past we have a bunch of buttons you
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can program the whole do anything you
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want we printed something next to the
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buttons thats have little to no
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abbreviations to tell you what they do
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by default but if you don't like that
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you can make anybody do anything for the
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most part which is another business
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innovation what you want this button to
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scroll through this list of literally 70
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options and finally think it's really
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terrible at everything cameras want to
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do on-camera like there's a tablet saps
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just know Sony there are no apps that i
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want to run
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your camera to take pictures may be on
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camera convert to jpeg which by the way
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that doesn't even do is just the wrong
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as you have to pull off but everything
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wait what it doesn't convert to you
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can't do like in-camera conversion where
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you shoot in raw and then filled with it
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and then do a conversion 2.jpg before
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you pull it off oh okay I see you mean
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you can shoot j+ for all you should roll
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out your JPEG but a lot of cameras have
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a thing where you shoot in raw and that
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on the camera screw with the whatever
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you're going to screw with to get that
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you know pull out the detail from the
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shadows and blah blah blah and then just
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pull off jpegs that are burned in like
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that why would you want to do that
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ok let's save to save room that you know
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because that's another thing like now I
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understand why my brother has the
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problem that he can't use iCloud library
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because he has more than one terabyte of
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my photos and why is that more than one
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terabyte photos because he shoots wrong
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on this little sunny and so yeah the
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each of these rows like 25 megsie
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power saving tips like it has Wi-Fi but
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hit me because the battery like this so
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turn the back screen on sunny day mode
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detail and I'm able to see just because
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it is closer to my and there's an
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the outside light coming in and
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everything else so anyway so yeah I mean
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up on the idea zooms for the most part
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so big in terms of you know quality or
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size and and money like like you can get
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zooms that are you know and this is
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there's only very few of them that this
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are about as good as as most primes they
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do exist but their massive heavy and
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very expensive and there aren't that
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many of them most zooms you're giving up
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a lot of quality to get that soon
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flexibility and you know if you think
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about like when you shoot with your
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iphone you have a prime on there except
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for the next you know large iphone plus
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it's gonna have the optical zoom but so
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you know when you shoot with your iphone
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you're shooting with effectively a
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35-millimeter prime and you've been
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shooting with that 35-millimeter primary
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iphone for the last like a seven years
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or whatever
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however long as well you haven't John
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everyone else haha you know it's been
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awhile and and we've gotten used to that
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you just have like a decent prime in the
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wide to normal range you can get pretty
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much all of your photography done that
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way but you know most of the time and
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it's great and the trade-off is worth it
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like well if you have a prime here that
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you can make this a much smaller and
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cheaper and have higher quality and
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everything
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same thing is true for any size camera
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anybody listening if you have a an SLR
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anything with interchangeable lenses if
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you don't have a prime lens which means
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it's fixed one focal length of you that
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you can't zoom it's zoom with your feet
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if you have if you don't have a prime
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lens whatever camera system you own get
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the cheap 50-millimeter prime lens for
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it there is it is almost every camera
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system has something like this where it
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is 50 millimeter or whatever the
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equivalent is for your sensor size
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usually it's f 1.8 and usually it's like
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a hundred bucks in that range it's it's
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fairly inexpensive for allen's the
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optical quality you can get out of those
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is it just kicks the butts of zoom
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lenses it so and you know that looked
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like you were saying earlier John you
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that's the one you said you were saying
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you were using indoors because when
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you're indoors or when you're you know
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when it
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not that much light you can really get a
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lot of light in there and even you have
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lots of light the sharpness and the
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color and then just the optical quality
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that you get out of these lenses is
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amazing because they can be so much
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simpler than resume like just there's
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fewer elements the elements you know
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they can afford to get higher quality
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optics in there at that price point when
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you don't have all those elements to to
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zoom things are to have a weird
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we're perspective or the extreme you
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know wider extreme narrow primes are
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just so nice like I found that even when
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I have a big camera i spend the vast
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majority of my time using primes and
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even when i've used zooms I mostly have
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not liked the pictures that i get from
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them the primes are just so much better
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there to consider just shooting with
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crimes because it really is incredible
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and there are situations where you were
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you quote need a zoom but I bet there's
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a lot fewer of those and you expect and
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for a lot of camera owners you basically
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never had the basement ever have those
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and a lot of those can be covered by
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renting yeah so we're going on a trip
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soon and I have rented a lens from once
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rentals.com i did so few days ago
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because i also used on trend also
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probably less frequently i rented a 35
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100 millimeter zoom for micro four
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thirds camera and I did that because I
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want to be able to be a creeper he's
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clearly i want to be able to capture
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what I mean by that is that with my own
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family Oh God taken out of context that
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sounds terrible but that's good to know
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what i mean by that is so if we are all
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at a beach or for all in in a rented
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house together so it's only people i
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know i don't want to have to get up in
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somebody's face in order to take a
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really good picture that i want to be
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able to be across the room where they
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don't even know I'm taking a picture so
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it's a lot more natural but that being
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said generally speaking the only lens
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that has ever on my camera is a 25
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millimeter I have no idea what the
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equivalent of that is in a SLR but it's
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a 25 millimeter i think it is a 50
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equivalent it your pictures look like 50
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pictures okay so it's a 20-millimeter f
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1.4 that Sean blanc had recommended and
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it is very expensive it was like six
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hundred dollars but it is a unbelievably
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phenomenally good lens to my eye and
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don't know crap about the stuff and if I
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ever take a decent picture it's because
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I've got lucky and because of this lens
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and I rented this zoom just like Marco
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said because i want to have something to
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take the pictures you know maybe in the
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surf or something like John was
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describing or or take pictures from
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across the room but generally speaking I
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never bother with a zoom and I do have
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the kids oom for this Olympus camera
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that I have and it's freaking terrible i
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can't give up on resume that like the
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one I was using this is a cheap so much
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like six hundred dollars 18 2 105
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millimeter sony zoom lens it's for its
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for the aps-c format is not a full-frame
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a lens so maybe that's why it's cheaper
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and I was really happy with the pictures
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it took outdoors in the bright sunlight
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on the beach in the same reason cases
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that I'm most of the time I like to have
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candid pictures and either i don't want
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to or can't get close so like people are
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all around i can't get close to them if
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i do they start acting weird so i have
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to go over there for far out on the
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water like they see you coming with the
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camera and they all turn and smile and
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ham it up and I like candid pictures
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better and so I can capture them like
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the hundred million resume is enough for
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like in it
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outdoor gathering of people to get close
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enough to get groups of people as if
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you're right next some of that being on
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next time the surface a little bit
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little bit low but again i can i can
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crop and I mean to my eye
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obviously the the aperture wasn't like
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it was on the prime likes you couldn't
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you know open up super wide and get the
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entire you know background nice and
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blurred and everything sharpen and maybe
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that and I had you know I did little to
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f 1.8 50-millimeter prime that tomorrow
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starting at cheap but good but I mostly
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outdoors i use the big zoom and i
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thought i would be bothered by how darn
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big it is but it was i was able to
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wrangle it fairly easily and I felt like
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it was worth it like that's that's lens
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believe about the end up using the most
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i thought of using the prime minister
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but I end up using this fairly large
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doing the most so I don't want to maybe
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i'll just get that same lens only six
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hundred dollars but in the beginning I
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probably just get that the Prime and and
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the kit lens our mail by the body
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without lens and just get the prime for
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it just to save some money i don't have
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to decide yet responsive this week by
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refund within a hundred Knights
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understand the importance is truly
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sleeping on a mattress before you commit
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especially considering to be spending a
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today and try it for a hundred Knights
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in your own home free delivery and free
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returns if you don't like it with home
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pick up completely risk-free go to
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Casper calm / ATP and use code ATP for
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fifty dollars towards your mattress
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thanks for Catherine for sponsoring our
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our days Marco of lording over John and
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feeling superior to him I'm sad to say
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they're over because John now has a blue
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checkmark oh I was afraid you're going
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to see you finally got a new computer
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oh god no come on let's talk everyday kc
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ya John congrats on your blue checkmark
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my friend my computer still better than
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yours too crazy
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mmm is it doesn't crash that was waiting
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for that's why I didn't say anything
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because I knew that was coming before we
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go to check marks what is the status of
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the computer has has the problem
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recurred it has not and i haven't lost
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power for let's see six days 14 hours 20
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minutes still stock ramen it is your
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computer plugged into the UPS yes no
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it's not because you want to reboot it
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that's what because I wanted to I wanted
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to keep this damn run going
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I it has not lost power is not rebooted
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it say does still have the OEM ram
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minutes so i am still perhaps perhaps
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unfairly I'm still convinced it's the
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mac sales ram ok
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no you should get a get on getting that
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replace then I did you well I wanted
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memtest x64 thing that does like the
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SuperDuper thorough ran tests i did not
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see six come on whatever side but that's
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what that's what i said in my head but
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my mouth did something different
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your section not a pc nerd every pc here
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knows that is what i said in my head but
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the words came out differently it's
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pronounced 1086 now what did I actually
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say that XD cool i was probably thinking
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uh you know the modern instruction set
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every hand a memory test
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so anyway the point is this is still
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going strong on the on the OEM ram and
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whenever this thing decides to reboot
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itself or I lose power text or after
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like two to four weeks I've decided what
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i consider to be a long enough run then
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at that point i will officially start
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the arm a process with Maxwell's didn't
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you have to install the the 10 whatever
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6 update recently the the really
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critical security updates with the image
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parsing i recall i know what you talk
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about our qualified it or not you should
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do that if you have yeah alright i'll i
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will see it maybe I'll just did not use
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my computer for the next week
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it's what I don't have to reboot it I
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don't see what happens but anyway I so
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to come back on point John you are
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verified congratulations you are a
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sellout just like me
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we are not good enough like Marco to
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have had received our check marks
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without solicitation in all fairness I
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did basically asked for it just not
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doing it
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yeah yeah I guess it's just the normal
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version of the same thing but most
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importantly now we are the fully
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verified podcast obviously so as I
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analog for that matter any more fully
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verified podcaster happening now let's
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just put there by the way you know so i
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got my check mark 42 did not get his
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brown did not get hers so there's still
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Renee didn't get it nope use your
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generator just hasn't heard back to know
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he got rejected rejected don't the
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world's coming to and what the hell's
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going on anyway still massive injustice
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in this world there is for those of us
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who don't actually need it on this
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podcast guess what we got it makes no
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oh and people ask me if I'm going to
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change my bio that I complained about
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mostly in reqtest about having to write
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this silly bio now I'm afraid to change
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because I'm afraid of change all this
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magic mark so i decided to leave the
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Siller silly embarrassing bio there
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forever or maybe to like give it a year
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and then it's safe for me to change it i
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don't know
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so do i have to be influenced or forever
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I think you can change it i just i'm not
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sure if you make it go away if they'll
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get upset because part of what you have
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to do to have a right exact mark is to
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is to have a bio the funny thing about
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this whole experience for me is that I
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have apparently become I don't know how
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to put this maybe I I've become like the
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litmus test for like Oh Casey got
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verified of course insert person here
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should totally be verified so I saw that
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about Renee is all that about federico
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Casey got verified little bit worse this
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person should be verified so that that's
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my new claim to fame I should change my
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bio I'm that guy you couldn't believe
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got verified that's me
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you just have to find someone who you
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think is even less deserving of being
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verified and then you just point to them
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yeah right whatever but yes I get to see
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those tweets flyby like everything have
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every few hours dude Renee didn't get
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his thing I can't believe that Casey got
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one call my favorite things like Howard
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people are
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just like back and insulting you like
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this they feel the need to add to
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mention you to average actually except
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that that's what sure like okay if you
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want to think that I mean knowing me
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i'll probably find it an advantage
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research because hello little least have
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the decency not to not to mention me
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oh yeah ok so we are the fully verified
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podcast and that's very exciting right
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moving on I where is tip these days
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Marco I don't know how to pronounce the
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more specific location however the
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general location is France
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fair enough yeah my dad took my wife is
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on vacation for the week so I am solo
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parenting this week how's that going on
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well I mean it's only been like three
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days so far so for these three days it's
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been totally fine but there's four more
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something like that yeah so there's
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still a while ago i'm mainly finding it
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challenging that like like last night
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you know so is the last night was sunday
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night and he he's in he's in like a
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school day camp just like that you know
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de Kamp is preschool the summertime I i
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have to pack his lunch every day and I
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realized last night like a big part of
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what we pack is fruit of some kind like
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you know raspberries or strawberries or
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something and there was just nothing in
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the fridge we had none and he was
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already in bed
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it was like ten o'clock at night oh also
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Marco doesn't know where food comes from
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no I would usually comes from me going
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shopping for it but I can't leave the
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house with him that's your shopping with
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the kid
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imagine that yeah that's what we did
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today but yeah it's just there's just
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little things like that that you know
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like I had to realizing oh when you have
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two parents in the house one of them can
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leave and go go run an errand and you
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don't go to jail you know so it's it so
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it's been a slight learning experience
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like that but otherwise yeah things are
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going pretty feel like I've had it
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before alone just think is the longest
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span that we've ever had and see the
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chatroom see this is this is a rookie
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mistake here so a sip in the chat room
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has suggested that I go food shopping
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while he is a camp that is an
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interesting idea
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sip I thought of that however then after
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school in the six hours before he goes
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that's one less thing we could do
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together
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we have a whole week here the whole week
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so we get any any area that i can run
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with him i'm going to run with him
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yep i know those fields and that
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actually segways someone nicely into a
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brief follow-up I wanted to discuss
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which was a friend of the show
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underscore David Smith came down to
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visit on Friday evening into Saturday
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morning we watch The Hunt for Red
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October together because it's one of the
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best movies the entire world come at me
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and then saturday morning which is I
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think you guys do sunday Marco but in
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the landless household we do a saturday
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morning into into naptime daddy time and
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Dave join me on this and we took his
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Tesla to cars and coffee
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it was underscore in Declan myself and
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we took the Tesla cars & coffee and it
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was funny because I had promised him
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that we would try to find the
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self-organizing group of Tesla's that
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always shows up there's typically three
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or four of them i even saw a Model X
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there two to one or two times ago which
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was surprising but anyway we showed up
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in the Tesla and i drove there which I
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was slightly perturbed by only because I
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felt like this was Dave's big moment and
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you know here it is you can get out of
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his car and be like yes well this is so
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not underscore style but yes look at me
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in my Tesla this is mine and I'm proud
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of it but instead it's me instead it was
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me who got out of the driver's seat and
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of course we we stepped out of the jar I
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stepped on the driver's seat within i
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kid you not 15 seconds somebody came
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running over to ask questions and I
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basically threw my hands in the air and
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wave them like I just don't get no I
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threw my hands in the air instead dude
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it's his car
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you should ask him about it but yeah it
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made quite a splash people quite liked
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yeah we were packed in as you do because
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I'm not an animal and I was back in
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against maserati so it was pretty
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interesting but it was funny how many
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people were just completely impressed by
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and and interested in the Tesla and
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perhaps even more surprisingly really
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loved the rear jump seats they really
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thought three jumps were interesting to
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the point that I i think it was a kid it
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was like 15 18 year-old something like
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that to ask if he could jump in the
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jumpseat just to see how they have a
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fail how they felt which underscore
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because he's a nice man alive was like
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sure definitely definitely feel free but
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it was funny and underscore is is
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hysterical watching him do this because
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he's like the most easygoing guy
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meanwhile i wouldn't be able to hide the
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fact that my you know my plumage had
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come out in full force if you will if it
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were me but underscores just like
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announce the thing is he's just so much
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better than I am now he's way cooler
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than all of us yet pretty much what a
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nice car though I kind of a mad at him
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now because I've forgotten how much I
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hate my car i had forgotten how much I
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hate my car and then I drove his test
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it's so much better than the m2 and
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every possible the car will make you
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the boxer this person once i Convertible
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you're not confused about whether you
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you want to convert you want to
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convertible nobody wants a convertible
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people like them
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no no but it's not convertible it's it's
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convertible how their this well this
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person wants one and I think it's fine
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and the box the box was just a more
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special car yes it is more expensive the
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M two is a good car if you're shopping
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like em two verses m3 then we're gonna
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to vs. box or no contest boxer previous
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want to convertible convertibles are not
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sauce and fun experiences but I'm
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talking about like Jaguar convertible
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from the eighties that are going to leak
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modern convertibles are fine not there
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they're never find out about
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convertibles a fine car in general I'd
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really do like convertibles but yeah
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this particular individual let's just
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friend of a friend had a Boxster S this
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I'm gonna hate this piece of garbage and
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all my god did I loved it it was
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a dog and kind of boring but man the box
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boxers anyway super nice i'm curious to
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apparently the 2016 model is the bad
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boxer it's when they added 17 to the
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public-facing name the Porsche 718
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boxster that's 2016 model don't get that
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number behind the scenes but it's just
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because karma is always on they do look
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turbo four-cylinder engine thumbs down
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apple was hired somebody from QX which
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qnx and that operating system
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cars or is it the actual like ECU and
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ECU but i think what did its most known
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for its like that the reason you people
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care economics at all is because it's a
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real-time operating system so you would
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never need a real-time operating system
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to run like your infotainment because
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things are slow as molasses anyway
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oh my god so slow yeah well but the link
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in the show notes about what
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no that would be the entry in real-time
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operating system which describes it
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things to happen right now guaranteed
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every single time no possibility that it
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systems and the UI and things that Tesla
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you can basically run Iowa
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it's on that and you'll be fine but for
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regular operating systems and you know
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disk isn't fast enough or whatever parts
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guaranteed time slices to all the
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software running which means it's much a
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very different thing for you to create
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you wouldn't create a real-time
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why it's interesting to see this person
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who i think it was like that the founder
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of q XR jump that's right some bigwig
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but he was well in the beginning but you
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hiring into right there operating
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systems or if you're going to hire
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someone to be in charge of the real-time
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operating system effort for your car or
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whatever the guy who is the founder of q
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NX is pretty darn good hire yeah and
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real-time follow-up from wikipedia where
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everything is guaranteed to be true at
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the geneva motor show Apple demonstrated
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carplay which provides an iOS like user
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interface to head units and compatible
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devices once configured by the
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manufacturer QX can be programmed to
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hand off its display in certain
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functionality to an apple carplay device
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so it seems at least for now that can
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actually be used for carplay but like
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John is as described maybe more than
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that and blackberry about human acts
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like it's not as if you can access the
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only useful for real-time like
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blackberry bottoms like oh they can be
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our phone OS like it big QX is a
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flexible operation you make do whatever
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you want but for if Apple's ever going
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to any self-driving stuff or even just
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like the you know the the barrier to
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entry for just a basic car with simple
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smart cruise control and lane departure
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warning stuff like that or even just
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anti-lock braking systems or what
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ever you need a real-time operating
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system to do that type of functionality
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and the question is always applicant it
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invent one in house is already have one
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in house is it going to I mean obviously
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didn't just want the it hired this guy
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didn't buy qnx I forget who owns the
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assets the Qax maybe blackberry still
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around i guess they still wanted at this
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point mom anyway this is a problem that
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they need solved if they're ever going
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to make a car like an actual complete
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car instead of just like some component
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of a car the software system for a car
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so I think this is the first public
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signal that they are serious about this
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aspect of the car as opposed to all the
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rumors like well of course it's going to
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be self driving and of course it's going
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to that this higher really only makes
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sense in that in the context of car
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software that does the car stuff the
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safety related car stuff
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yeah the gentleman's name is damn dodge
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for the record the unfortunate name for
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really ended up not a motive sort of so
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I guess that makes sense right
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I know but Dodgers not really the brand
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that i will probably want to evoke yeah
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I don't know whatever i'm at least in
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part of products with mopar family so
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nobody's perfect but yeah it's really
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interesting i like you said John I think
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what's most interesting about this to me
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is that it's a public signal that Apple
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is moving towards automotive I mean sure
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you could interpret this in many other
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ways short qnx does seem to underpin
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blackberry 10 or the the newest
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blackberry operating system i think but
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anyway the point is all signs point to
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this being an automotive related higher
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and and a high-profile one so I don't
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know where there's smoke there's fire
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and there's ever-increasing amounts of
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smoke seem like Apple is kind of like
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decreasing ly o lay about their car
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plans they're like they're just not even
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denying them anymore and he's like yeah
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okay you guys all know we're making a
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car right and something they could do
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which is definitely an apple move is for
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the first car that comes out 20 20 or
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whatever like if they're just starting
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the real-time operating system ever now
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it's not gonna be ready in time for that
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right so what they can do is release a
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car that's not self-driving
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it merely uses third-party components
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for its engine control and anti-lock
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brakes and it's airbags and it's smart
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cruise control these are all things that
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you can buy you know from various
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manufacturers off-the-shelf an apple
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does the car play part of the car right
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in the UI and all the things that are
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not real time that are just you know you
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i type things and that's still a
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perfectly good Apple car and in the
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meantime over the next three or four or
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five years they work on their
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self-driving thing with their own
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real-time operating system that it's
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kinda like the ipod approach where you
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know they had that pic slowest thing or
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whatever the day from a third-party the
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license then using their ipods when it
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came time to the iphone they didn't put
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that over
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oh that was one of the competing options
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internally they they did their own thing
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it takes a long time to do your own
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I'm not sure depending on what stage
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there right now and if this is coming on
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board to Shepherd their multi-year
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running real-time operating system
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effort to just make sure like it's on
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track in to you know get a gun then
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maybe they can hit 2020 but if they're
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just starting their ever now and
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staffing up i don't think they're gonna
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be ready in time for current running and
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I think they need to be because nobody
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has produced a completely self driving
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car this point they can drive in any
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roads and I don't think apple is going
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to in 2020 either so it might be smart
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to put out a car that is impressive and
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good in all the ways that Apple's cars
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can be good but that Apple outsources
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all the parts that it's not innovating
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and essentially like they don't have any
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particular innovation to add to and you
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like breaking your or adaptive cruise
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control or engine control and so there's
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no reason for them to put their own
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operates in fact it's a huge risk to do
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that just their third party vendors who
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make parts for the rest of the car
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industry that you can buy those things
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from the software and hardware they
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should just do that and put all their
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effort into the design of the car and
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the UI in the parts that they're good at
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all right so I guess we're out of
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neutral portion of the show which means
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only one thing left to talk about that
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we might have to go through the stupid
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tivo section i offer i can explain the
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mp3 file format to you if you want and
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why podcasts apparently aren't and maybe
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can't be vbr oh yeah where does that go
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that was in the show notes then
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disappear it John demoted it right
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before the show oh I was the motive the
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Swift thing too is I don't think there's
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much to say but you put their gay so
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what you have to say about swift swift
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update it's gonna be quick to be honest
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mostly I just wanted to hear you hear
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your reaction to the line about
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the the goal being to be better at
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regular was it regular expressions then
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purl way to remember a time i read them
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on the Swift evolution mailing list i
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read all these things I'm I'm soaking in
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it there's nothing that's what is going
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to be surprised
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that's a reference to an ad that was on
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before you're both delightful anyway so
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I tell me John what you think about this
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claim that Swift will be better than
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string processing then purl not a claim
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it's a goal and the goal is not a
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promise if you would know if you read
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yes i did read it I did really just
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kinda I'm just trying to get you to get
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a rise out of you anyway tell me about
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number its fine so like Swift three that
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a lot of lofty goals some of them is
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particularly ABI stability they didn't
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get not api api application binary
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interface which basically means can
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Apple build a library and Swift and ship
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it with their operating system and then
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people ship applications that link to
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that binary and then can they update
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that binary the next person operating
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system and not break people's
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applications because the applications
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that are linking to the library and
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expecting things to be in certain places
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and find certain symbols
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how do you update that you need ABI
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stability if you change the calling
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convention 04 libraries and you release
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a new version of that library it will
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break everybody's applications because
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they they're binaries expect a call in
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to a different way so so if the still
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point where they haven't nailed that
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town and wanted to episode 3 but it
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didn't make it a lot of things they did
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doing with three are the reason because
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they're still trying to nail down
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generics and some other features that
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ABI and also this resiliency stuff where
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it's like if we change aspects of the
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language now again can we make a new
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version of library and have the old
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applications still work with it
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this is important for its most important
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for us vendors what Apple does the ship
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libraries like UI kit and many other
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you know it's an umbrella framework
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whatever huge libraries that application
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link against individual application
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developers for the most part unless they
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have like a suite of applications and
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they have their own frameworks that they
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share between them
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you can always application better just
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at the link your whole thing but you're
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going to dynamically linked to the OS
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libraries but up until this point
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everyone shipping a swift app was sort
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of shifting shipping uh with the entire
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Swift standard library as part of their
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application because it was the only safe
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way to do that and that's sort of
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untenable even for applications to be
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shipped that way so apples gonna fix
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that problem and swift for that is now
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they're going for so forth they still
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have some issues to work out
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leftover stuff from 23 to make that
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possible and they're trying to put
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forward two phases one is like the
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important stuff and then it's like the
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threat the frills
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interestingly the in the important stuff
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section the stage one of swift for one
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thing the case he was talking about is
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that they're going to take another crack
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at their strings they can change the
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strings couple times already and they're
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gonna fill with them again and their
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goal is to be as good at string handling
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as parlous which is actually fairly
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lofty goal because parole for all its
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historic weirdness is actually really
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fast dealing with strings and can do
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things that most other languages can do
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in terms of Unicode and all sorts of
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cool stuff like that
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I to hold on i was going to ask you
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about this I I now I am NOT trying to
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needle um honestly asking what makes
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pearl so good at string processing I
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know that like regular expressions
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expressions are I guess like a first
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class citizen or something but I've
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written very little pearl my life and it
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was a long time ago so can you give like
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universally accepted that it is so why
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well this two aspects one is string
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representation which is weird and pearl
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for historical reasons and is actually
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very complicated but for example in a
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language like objective-c that doesn't
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sort of have native strings like you've
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got you know character pointers which
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are no good for you because we live in
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the modern world
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I mean you had a string and a string is
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like utf-16 under the covers
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there's also some methods to get what
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you want but it's not a particularly
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efficient format if you had to pick like
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you never pick utf-16 as an internal
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representation for because it's just not
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it's not the way to do things
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in the modern world it's bigger than you
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wanted to be it's still not fixed size
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because you have things that did take
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you know it's not everyone that you know
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you have characters take multiple sets
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of the bytes in studio it's not it's not
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uniform like an array-like it has all
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the disadvantages none of the advantages
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pearls representation used to just be
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bag of bytes and they were smart enough
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to switch to utf-8 internally pro can do
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everything every other language can in
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terms that has libraries that you could
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encode and decode however you want the
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way you want to write things in pearl is
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when you pull data into pearl from
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whatever from the disk from the network
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or whatever that string data you have to
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know the encoding obviously because
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otherwise how do you help you know how
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to deal with it and you want to sort of
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decoded into pearls internal
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representation then all three or poker
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program you want to deal with I don't
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know what you might call it like pearl
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strings where they they are just strings
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that pearl understand that you don't
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have to deal with the encoding and all
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pearls functions in terms of regular
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expressions and sub string matching and
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all sorts of other stuff deal with them
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as logical sense of characters or fan of
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comic characters whereas unicode code
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points right and when you output them
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whether to be a disk file or terminal or
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over the network whatever at that point
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you decide how you want to encode it for
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transmission you turn it back into a
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byte sequence with the utf-8 16 so on
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and so forth and because the modern
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world basically uses utf-8 everywhere
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and parole you know secret secret
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unbeknownst to you use utf-8 internally
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as internal representation you can go
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through that whole cycle without ever
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having to encode and decode which is not
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the case for a string which isn't a
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native feature of delicacy and every
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time you come from utf-8 and tennis
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string instrumental string back to utf-8
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it's an expensive process so that's just
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like the most fundamental level
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why is it convenient to deal with stuff
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in Pearl because they picked a good
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internal representation format because i
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have a system that says we decode on the
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way in our entire working with the
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string of the program you don't have to
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worry about the reputation but trust us
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it'll be efficient and an output UN code
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to whatever you want to be and that's a
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no op it's utf-8 through the whole way
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and then after that it's like okay well
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then your representation is good your
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algorithms are efficient in terms of
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allocating but for strings when you
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start a pending and realizes you're
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going to keep ending so pre-allocated
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you know like also just smart things
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like that
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Pearl's regular expression engine is you
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know that the gold standard of a regular
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expression engines in terms of the
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number of years that have been put into
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both the syntax and the engine itself
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with all sorts of crazy efficiencies
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we're going to look at your regular
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expression figure out you know what i
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can see that is it faster way to do this
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than using you know just a regular
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regular session I could do something
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simpler because I can shortcut this by
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looking at the anchor and optimizing it
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to an index lookup or use a DFA when
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it's faster than fa rapes engine because
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I can look at the regular session like
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it is very clever optimizations for
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regular expression engine addition to
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all the features i think we're talking
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about for the Swift stuff is they just
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want their switch strings to be as
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powerful as pearl strings is convenient
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to deal with that have a nice can be
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methods for doing things and that when
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you use those methods things are fast
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because you can get in trouble really
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fast with strings if you have to keep
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changing representation internally or
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your internal representation is weird
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and anytime you have to do any operation
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you have to like walk the whole string
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defined boundaries between things or
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whatever there's lots of lots of chances
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for inefficiency or even just like you
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have a string in your repeatedly pending
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and making a bigger and biggest
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and making a bigger and biggest
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bring that can be massively inefficient
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to if you are careful about how you
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allocate memory so pearl for all the
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weirdness know there is one is related
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to this that didn't wanna go into mom is
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very fast and has like all the features
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you can possibly imagine some which may
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be obscure but the investments was going
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for they want to be faster than NS
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string which they didn't list but
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they're not gonna throw their own stuff
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under the best number faster and better
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than NS string native to the language
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and really efficient internally with
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lots of operations and then regular
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expressions were in the face to where
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it's like that's a nice day we just need
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to get the string representation and the
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basic features down and then we can add
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regular expressions at any point after
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that and that's a whole the project like
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how do we make a really fast regular
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expression engine but that's that's in
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the face to box the phase two is the
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goodies in phase one is like eat your
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vegetables and get get our house in
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order to get everybody down figure out
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with generics going to be and by the way
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async stuff that's that's even farther
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in history it's not even gonna be so for
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probably know like icing kuwait and I
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actually didn't get to use that too much
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my C sharp days but i know enough to
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know that's super awesome but you know
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what i did use a lot of my csharp days
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and i'm really excited about reflection
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super stoked about that was that stage
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one I forget this reflection stage 1
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stage 2 so reflection is basically a it
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allows you to it allows your code to
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look at itself
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hence reflection and make decisions
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about things and i think i like it so
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much because it's my favorite hammer and
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so everything looks like a nail to me
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and there's certainly appropriate times
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and ways to use reflection and
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inappropriate times and ways to use
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reflection but they're there sometimes I
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can think of a contrived example right
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off my head but there are some times
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when when reflection is a very powerful
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way to solve a problem and I think a lot
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of the kvetching that was going on in
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the past about how swift is not dynamic
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enough for some of the developers
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particular generally speaking the old
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objective-c guard a lot of that would
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potentially a lot of that complaining
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would potentially go away with more
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robust reflection because there is some
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support Swift but it's really really
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crappy that's with today but it's really
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crappy i don't i'm excited about what's
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coming I think
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everything in this post by chris lattner
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which will link in the show notes all
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that is worth reading I don't think
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there's any really wasted words and i'm
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really curious to see where this goes it
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seems like they're learning from their
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mistakes are learning from
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over-promising and under-delivering or
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maybe it seems from their perspective
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they didn't necessarily promise ABI best
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ability in three but they didn't do a
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good job of staying with their intention
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was whether or not you agree with that
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whatever but the point is they're trying
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to be a lot better about that in the
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future maybe a stability was a goal so
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if everybody got as they got into
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swiftrage i think they realized a couple
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of things one of the the appetite for
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syntax changes and Swift seems to be
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waning like as in people got it kinda
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like I just learned with two or Swift
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2.12 by now we're gonna change it again
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as with three and so there was kind of
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eventually a a rush say look this is
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probably our last big chance to change
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some tax stuff so everybody let's like
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it was any other sin tax crap in the
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language overusing equals here we should
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use the colons or casing of things
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inconsistent between this and that and
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picking new keywords like now is the
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time to do is I spent a lot of time and
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Swift three doing syntax breaking
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changes non backward compatible changes
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to the language itself to the characters
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that you type to make your programs
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because they're trying to really say we
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got a little bit you know a little
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trailing end of syntax changes numbers
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shutting the door on that and we're
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saying now that we're never going to
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have them again but they're they're
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going to be really you know they have to
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be really justified as to be really
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strong reason to then we're going to try
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to maintain source cumulative
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probability from Iran so there's a big
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rush to get those things in the second
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part is when dealing with the ABI stuff
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they still haven't sorted out all the
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generic system and other things that
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that affect the ABI because they have to
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figure out what kind of things are we
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going to be calling in what ways and
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everything before they can nail down all
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the ABI and if they hadn't started out
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that part of language is impossible to
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the API so it's kind of like they
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weren't ready to do the ABI yet because
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there are other things that they had to
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do first like they went off into the
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weeds and we're dancing through the
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daisies and doing other frivolous things
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they realize that actually were not at
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the point yet where we
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can do ABI stability we haven't figured
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out all these things that are
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prerequisites for it so they spent all
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their time trying to sort of get all
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that painful stuff out of the way and
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develop and they're still doing that do
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all the prerequisites and then hopefully
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in this in the swift for Stage one time
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frame they will have all that i'm not
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sure you know again they were trying to
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be careful say this is a goal or
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whatever not a promise it's still not a
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promise with stage one thing who knows
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how this will turn out because you can't
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like the worst mistake they can make is
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to rush the ABI stability and be stuck
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with a dumb calling convention that
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tapes and records that video onto your
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camera getting a tivo around the same
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the schedule of televisions and really
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of how to deal with television everyone
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the fact that you could pause live
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television you recorded anything whether
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channel for an 8pm and stop recording at
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good stuff like that it just became the
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seconds at a time so you wouldn't have
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to see any commercials because your DVR
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start you can hit one button it just
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jumps past all the commercials in a
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competitive and I got suit out of
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existence so he was kind of dancing
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around but anyway I love TiVo's I keep
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buying them i always buy the most
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expensive biggest best TV like possibly
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can and when a new one comes out i buy
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that one and keep replacing them they're
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fairly expensive there's either a
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monthly fee or you pay a huge amount of
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money for like a lifetime service and I
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you should just do that because you know
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we use the TV wasn't just rotate around
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the house i'm a big proponent of tivo
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for many many years I've complained that
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their software and hardware has been
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terrible for the amount of money you pay
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it should be incredibly fast and
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responsive and it hasn't been they've
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improved that in recent years but
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apparently not enough to make people buy
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their products so I'm if you listen to
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I don't hypocritical of me complaining
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about tivo or many podcasts have
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complained about it same way we can play
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about cap Apple it's like its product
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well for me and it's a product i love
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that i think is the best in the industry
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but that it could be better in obvious
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ways and I've always complain that the
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company seems not to know how to be
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successful and doesn't understand what
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it's got like many times I was asking
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the charge me more money for higher-end
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product that higher margins like I was
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ready and willing to pay but really they
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were going down Market to try to grow
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their their user base anyway everybody
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didn't work they were never able to
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really make any money they're streaming
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services came and started their lunch
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and I was sad about that because I think
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you know until cable companies released
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their death grip on all the content that
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we all love which is happening slowly
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like a lot
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large increasing number of the shows
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that i watch are not on quote unquote TV
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like a stranger things that I just
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watched as on netflix and not anywhere
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else orange is the new black house of
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cards was that a man hi castles and
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Amazon there is lots of original content
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coming there but there's still a lot of
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stuff that's only on television or HBO
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now Marco can get the HBO thing that you
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can never remember the name of but it's
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now the one doesn't require you to have
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the the cable subscription right so
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things are happening to eventually take
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us out of the death grip of cable
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companies but for many many years and
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still today in many ways depending on
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which shows you're interested in the
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only place to get this content is on
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television the only place to get it in
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real time in high quality without having
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to wait you know is on television and
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the only civilized way to watch
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television and my opinion is to use a
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tivo not to use the DVR that comes from
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the cable company which are universally
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very bad but t-bo's been bought by this
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company and the question was well what
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we gonna do with them wrote mostly
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licenses intellectual property and does
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their on-screen guide stuff doesn't look
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promising
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rosie has a lot of patents tivo has a
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lot of patents related to DVR stuff so
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everyone's worried like oh yeah they
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just want to go for the patents through
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a couple of good signs when they bought
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them by they bought them for 1.1 billion
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dollars which is not you know it's not
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bad that's like an Instagram and a bit
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right for a company that everyone's like
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Tebow are they still in business so it's
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pretty good because they have a lot of
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important patterns they're also taking
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the name of tivo which I thought was a
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good sign like we didn't buy them and
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say the tivo name is no more now it's
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just Roe v and we will just stop selling
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people will stop selling Hardware to
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customers and we will just stop
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everything about the company and just
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like license the patents and become like
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a patent troll or whatever but the fact
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that they're taking the name TV over the
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new company is my thought was a good
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sign at least in their initial
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announcement then they started saying
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well we we don't really feel like we
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might we have to make these plastic
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boxes with hard drives in them and give
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them the customers that Kim seems like a
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loser business to us so we're looking
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into other options and people are
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panicking like oh no like when my tivo
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well I not be able to buy another box it
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does the same thing this is my big fear
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because we're at evil household and
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you keep buying them ever ever catch
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wind of that happening kinda like with
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the plasma a new panasonic was stopping
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making plasmas gonna buy like three of
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these things and just hope they continue
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to work until you know they'll break
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right there aren't dependent on a
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service run by tivo uh yeah kind of I
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mean I feel like that's the surmountable
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problem we're like I don't know what
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their their commitments are illegal
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legally to people who bought their
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products to keep that service up and
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running for a certain period of time but
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even if they stop selling the plastic
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boxes i'm assuming they'll keep running
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the service first because the service
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like if you don't pay for lifetime
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you're paying monthly fee for service
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and it's got a hugely profitable to just
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run the service because it's not you
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know whatever the fee is it's pretty
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expensive and it's not costing that much
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per user to keep the service up and
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running so i'm assuming they'll keep the
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service running for a while but that is
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very optimistic
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well so here here's the here's the angle
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like the statements that the most recent
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statement i seen from this is basically
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the the new owners of the company
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hinting at the idea that they don't want
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to make the boxes but they will gladly
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let somebody else make a box and tivo
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branded which have done before they did
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the directv which was the tivo branded
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for directv if you sign up for direct TV
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you would get essentially a tivo box
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integrated with a directv thing in a
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single unit so that you know from your
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cable company or your television
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provider instead of doing the crappy
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set-top box that they have now they
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would let them use tivo software and
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tivo services to give you a tivo power
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tivo branded box that is not sold to you
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by tivo so the kind of like armor they
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were just license to them these
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electrical properties software and the
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hardware and maybe they would still run
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the service or whatever but that would
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give you a larger variety of potential
[TS]
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tivo boxes of all tied to the cable
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companies which if I had to pick i'd
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rather than continue to make their own
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hardware and just be better at it like
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that's choice number one second choice
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of having a bunch of cable companies
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make tivo branded boxes that's not
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terrible i suppose the worst is no more
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cable boxes at all and I have to use the
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current you know cable company dvrs
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that's that's my nightmare scenario so
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keeps you up at night it does because
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like this is literally how we watch
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television in the house if it's not on
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netflix or amazon video it steve-o
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that's how our apple TV 2 apple users
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our client boxer netflix or whatever
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that's how we watch television in the
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house and I'm just waiting my finger on
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the trigger to spend like one or two
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grand on a bunch of the highest-end
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TiVo's before they stop making
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amendments I guess when do that i'm
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going to i love like your nightmare
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scenario like it's like one of the
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reasons why I criticize Apple we had to
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listen to the show somewhere
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what reasons might criticize apple is
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that i love using the mac so much and I
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worry like if the mac ever became
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something that I couldn't or didn't want
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to use any more from my work I'd have to
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switch back to windows and the thought
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of that
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I mean I don't say I might even try
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linux instead like that the thought of
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going back to Windows it is so like
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turns my stomach
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that's how little i want to do that you
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seem to be having that kind of reaction
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with the thought of going for a tivo to
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let the cable companies DVD partner you
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just you can't go back like just ask
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anybody who has a tivo like they'll have
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complaints about it's not the greatest
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product number but you can't go back to
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watching regular like live television is
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barbaric like first of all you see
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commercials which is you can't go back
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to that of use and never ever seen
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commercials and second of all like just
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losing the ability to pause live
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television or skip around without a
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buffer queue up for like you just can't
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there's no replacement for that because
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it is always just do screaming well you
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know what it's like when game of throne
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comes on like the commercial have to
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skip but like I can watch it every time
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whereas when their servers go down
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because everyone's trying to watch the
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episode exam time I don't have to deal
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with that I'm I'm above the fray on that
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like it is the tivo for all its faults
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and all its low software passes the bar
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of being like as reliable for the most
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part as TV is supposed to be when we
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were growing up you turn on the
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television is a picture there right
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especially if you had cable as the cable
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is out in which case you see nothing
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right but if the cable is not out you
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turn on and the picture is there and you
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change the channel you can see what's on
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that channel and never is buffering and
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never can't find the servers and never
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asked your iCloud password and
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there's anything like it's just there
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like it is it passes that level of
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reliability this way way more and is
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only ever slowed slightly less reliable
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I can't remember the last time I had a
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time of crash or problem at all with my
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tivo just sits there like an appliance
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on all the time 24 hours a day never
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have to do anything to it and it just
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runs home and it's it's incredibly high
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bar that i've been using them since the
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the series 2 which is not the original
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one but it was still back in the analog
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days and everyday box i've had i've been
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frustrated that it's not faster and
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doesn't have better hardware in it and
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can I can't get it with a faster cpu and
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more ram and a bigger hard drive but
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other than that the alternative is just
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unthinkable to me so eventually like
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when all the streaming services get
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better and all the content of care about
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is no longer on court realty but it's
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all on streaming then I'll be able to
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leave tivo behind but until then I want
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something like that and back in the old
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hypercritical episode about this I
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talked about what I really wanted Apple
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to make this back before Apple
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definitively close the door on ever
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doing anything tivo like when Steve Jobs
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was like one of his a most like d3 talk
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to something like that and basically
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explain exactly why they're never going
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to tivo box and made me super said what
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I always wanted was a company that's
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better at this than tivo to do what I
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called an omnivorous box because of my
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from million different places even back
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then there was Netflix and there's cable
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network over the air and there's local
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TV and all sorts of other places where
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you can get video from an itunes and all
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that stuff it's like I don't want to
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deal with all those places the video
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comes from i don't wanna deal with 10
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remotes I don't want to deal with 10
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services i don't want to deal with
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figuring out where it is and how i get
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it and what input i have switched or
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anything like that but on the other hand
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I realized that all the different people
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who own those things are never gonna get
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together and say we should make things
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easier for customers because everybody
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owns their different content and the
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different towns has a different
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licensing deals for the NFL Major League
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Baseball and all the HBO shows and
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network programming and all the
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different channels and cable but like
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they're never going to get together so
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the only way to solve is technologically
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is to do what Tebow did but even bigger
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to make a box that will eat any kind of
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input an omnivorous box that says I will
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sit in front of your television and you
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just throw all your video crap at me
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and then a bunch of people will figure
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out how to integrate with all those
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services and they will make the software
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for it and figure out how to do all the
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integration and you're only interface
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will be with that I'll never ask box and
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it takes in all your input and it can
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record it locally can stream it can do
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everything and it doesn't matter where
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it's coming from as far as you're
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concerned into one unified interface and
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that's an incredibly hard thing to do
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google drive to do it
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tebow has been trying to do because you
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can do netflix on TV on amazon be open
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to you and stuff like that but they're
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not great at either no one has ever made
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that because it's incredibly hard
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problem every one of those companies
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would be your enemy because they don't
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want you doing that they don't want you
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being the one and only device television
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like the cable companies want to do with
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a set-top box and netflix wants to do
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that need to have your client and
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everything like it's incredibly hard
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thing to do no one has ever even
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attempted to do except for maybe you
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will not fail pretty much measurably
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tebow has come the closest Tebow does it
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for playing old cable television they
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were able to do that because of the
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cablecard thing where you can totally
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replace your I don't have cable box and
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all i have found that cable box in my
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house ever
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maybe I had when I was in Georgia before
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a TV out but since i've had people have
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not having cable box in my house period
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only had Tebow's the thing you can do
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because of cable car which was a sec
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thing they did was not perfect but it's
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better than nothing and the tivo it's
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not omnivorous but it will accept all
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like corte-real TV input and then slowly
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but surely they added features for like
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Netflix clients and amazon video clients
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and the ability to play video from one
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tivo onto another tivo and they added
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iOS app which is actually pretty good
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what I can do everything on my tivo from
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my phone or my iPad anywhere in the
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world i can delete shows i can set up
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season passes i can watch video on it
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from my tivo anywhere kind of slingbox
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style I can you know what shows on tivo
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on the TV downstairs a little extender
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box you can do if you don't need a full
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fledge Tebow they actually have a pretty
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good system in a pretty good product
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this point it just said that they could
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never get enough customers to make it
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work financially i really hope that
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someone would buy them that had a lot of
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money that could do really good job of
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the product but Apple sort of put a
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stake in the ground said no we're doing
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the appletv puck thing we're never going
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to record locally we're just going to
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streaming that's the future
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forget about the tivo thing and rovi
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seems like their plan is we will take a
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piece of every cable box sold by letting
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the box have tivo hardware and software
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and I didn't get to talk about the
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remote which is another table innovation
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of having an actual good remote with a
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nice shape and distinct buttons that you
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can use in the dark by feel
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boy there's a lot of things like about
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evil and i will be sad when they're gone
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and right now with rovi owning them it's
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kind of like a quiet period where
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nothing is happening but I just really
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really hope that I can still I'm begging
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his company let me give you that
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literally thousands of dollars to buy
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the most expensive DVR with tivo
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software that I possibly can that works
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with my cable cards and i will keep
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doing that for a long time
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cool I don't understand why either one
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of you two don't have tivo boxes you can
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we'll save that for the next episode and
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follow-up you to come all this way why
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you don't have to i can tell you right
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now the files box just fine
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it's not that I don't have cable yeah
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you keep that it's a really quick
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response to it she doesn't care and I
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can't use it so there you go
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actually all kidding aside that is the
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executive summary right there but here's
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the thing that with 4k see if you got
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one you would never be able to get rid
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of one it's like the Tesla thing like
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you can't you can't go back
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no one gets tivo uses it and then it's
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like go back to the old way it's
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apparently a lot of people did otherwise
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he wouldn't be out of business
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no it's not enough people got them to
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begin with because it was so much more
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expensive like the cable box is like oh
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it's part of my cable to lincoln dollars
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a month to rent or whatever no does the
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math to figure out that if you just
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bought a tivo you were to come out
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good idea in the show thanks for the
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responses this week
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Casper warby parker and 0 and we'll see
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you next week
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now the show is over they didn't even
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mean to be in as it was accidental was
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accidental
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John racer Margo in kc would let you
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because it was accidental was accidental
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and you can find show know today p dot
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and if twitter follow them
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yes byl ISS so that's Casey list and a
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co-pay rm20 Marco Arment and our DC at
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Syracuse
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I don't the the files box is not good I
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that as much as I'm trying to get a rise
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out of you it's not good but it's a
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meeting for the basic needs that I had I
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really think like the windows comparison
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here is apt like the like every DVR
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that's not a tivo is mediocre at best
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and that's really being generous
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you know the interfaces these things are
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all awful unlike john i actually have
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reused and lived with a cable company
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DVR before and yet like yeah they're
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they're horrible really
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however most at the whole reason TV
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doesn't really have much business left
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anymore is because as you said like most
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people don't care and they will just be
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happy to get the one their cable company
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offers them for a few dollars extra
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month and that's all they know that's
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probably the only kind of Arsene know
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something I don't care it's just that
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they can't they don't want to pay more
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that's what it comes down to it steve-o
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you have to pay for the box which is
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expensive and then you have to pay for
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monthly service on top of that that's
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not part of your cable bill which is the
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key feature right exactly and then so
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they yeah they were just never able to
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remember an able to come up with a
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business model the customers they got
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for the most part of you did their
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customers SAT there be super happy but
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they could never figure out a way to get
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people over the barrier and it was
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substantial barrier because the boxes
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have always been expensive lifetime has
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always been super expensive and the
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monthly bills have also i mean i think
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they've gone down but they used to be
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like equal to or more than netflix i was
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like what am I getting for this like I'm
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you know it was hard to understand what
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youre even paying for so it's mostly
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just a bunch of you know rich people
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essentially will have these boxes and
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who enjoy them which is a shame and the
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windows comparison i would do it like
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this i think Tebow is the windows where
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it's like that's good enough it's like
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maybe the windows 95 there is no Apple
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that's actually good in all respects
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like there is no iOS and then the cable
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boxes or i guess like das maybe or like
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punch cards
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thank you know and some cable box is
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better that like I've seen I seen a lot
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of these cable box that use them some of
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them have interesting technological
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solutions someone actually i think some
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companies do server-side DVR and
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industry to over there what's
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interesting solution to keep hard drives
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out of people's houses but the UI's are
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all terrible the capacities are like
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maybe they're ok for regular people by
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feel like part of the thing about t-bo's
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and part of the reason i think
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I think most ppl customers by the fancy
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ones is the people who buy our like
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enthusiasts ensure they will know what
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is the biggest hard drive you can get
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the biggest heart ever had in my house
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was like when they cannot go 3 terabyte
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hard drive this that was the biggest
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hard drive my house was the one in my
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tivo why do I need to like capacity
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because you realize when you have a lot
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of room you can do things you can treat
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it differently you kind of like oh I'm
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just going to do a season pass and then
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I'll watch them you can record an entire
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season of a show and just have it
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sitting there for like the period of
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time with no new shows are coming out
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and then just you know and again this is
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barbaric people like oh well i dunno
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netflix has always a house of cards i
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can watch it whenever I want
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why don't you have recorded but these
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are shows that are not available through
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streaming or all are only available
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through purchase on itunes our date
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delayed or whatever like you know again
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it's getting better
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back in the day there was this was
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literally the only place to get a lot of
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stuff these days it's almost never the
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only place but it is still often the
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best place I mean that something like i
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mean the the reason why Apple never
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aren't this business is very obvious
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that it the the DVR as a thing is just
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an incredible pile of messy hacks
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everything about it is a messy hack
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that's a beautiful hack there is no way
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to make it good
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there is no way to make it reliable and
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and perfect there's no way to get what
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like what it tries to do is turn
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broadcast TV here and whether it's
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broadcast over the air cable I'm not
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distinguishing here effectively into
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on-demand video but with a ton of
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asterisks on that and and where you know
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it's well turns into on-demand video
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sort of and most of the time but it does
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a phenomenal job with the only place
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where it falls down as i said in the
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fall down neveress thing where it only
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consumes broadcast television broadcast
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television is a really really good job
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they're really good at that but it
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doesn't take input from any other source
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and treated the same way it's like if
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you want to watch netflix or you can
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load the netflix client and the netflix
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client evo is not good and neither is
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the m11 like they're just this is not
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their strength right so there is no
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omnivorous box for broadcast TV tivo got
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pretty darn good at and the number of
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caveat is really small and if the
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alternative is just watch it when it's
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on to use the cable company DVR it's
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it's night and day
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ultimately this is it's a really
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the complex Jackie solution to a problem
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that shouldn't really exist and the
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world is moving away from needing to
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yep investing in tivo now would be like
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investing in cassette tapes in 2002
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having yeah there might still be some
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uses for them but it there diminishing
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and it's not as bad as acceptance but
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here's the thing about that like apples
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Apple decision not to do it like they
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did their own TV thing which is more
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forward-looking that makes sense right
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but this was happy when it was done with
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analog standard-def video and if you had
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said okay well I'm not going to be
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interested in that because it's not the
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future that was what 10 years ago 15
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years ago like it's not as if like just
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around the corner we won't have regular
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television anymore
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there was a long period of time and
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during like basically my entire
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children's life at least decade
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oh maybe a decade-and-a-half that's it
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15 years worth of value that they've
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delivered making my television watching
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better during that time you could be
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saying whole time while this isn't the
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future this is my futuristic yeah but
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it's a 15 years from like I'm not gonna
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just throw in 15 years not talk about
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geological timescales I live through
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this 15 years acting important years
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during those 15 years I had a better
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experience of watching television so
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maybe if you're investing on a 20-year
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timescale maybe don't invest in t-ville
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but I'm glad some company decided it's
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worth doing this for 50 I mean look at
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how long you know classic mac OS last
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July we shouldn't have done that because
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the future is not this the future is iOS
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well I was not going to be here in 2007
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so want to do something between 1984 and
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then and and maybe we'll get value out
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of that like it because Apple only turns
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I television really late to office it
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wasn't the time for them to do that well
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I feel still think they would have
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benefited from for example buying them
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up and buying all their patents and
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assets and having them perhaps designed
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the remote for the apple TV like they're
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still value that they could extract from
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the company but whatever they wanted to
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go their own way but I'm glad to have it
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was around for her what it was and I
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still think now there's a place for its
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fading there they should be they should
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be shown the door eventually but for
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that to happen
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everybody else needs to get on the same
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page and right now like I would much
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rather watch Game of Thrones cute up
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you know 10 or 15 minutes they couldn't
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get into the room and time on my tivo
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because i know a hundred percent
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reliable i'll be able to watch it and I
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can watch the tears of people as the
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week on twitter trying to load their HBO
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now happen they can't get the video to
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load because lots of people trying to
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stream it next week tune in for the best
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cordless phone to buy for your home
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already did that
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I think about the wire cutter pic and
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I'm not happy with it but whenever I
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seriously we did like it but i love that
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you wanted to cordless phones like now
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no new cordless phones plural oh that
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makes it so much but we have to have we
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have to have their minds because
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ourselves like most terrible at her
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house so we can't reliably just use our
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cell phones you know obviously both have
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cell phones there are no other solution
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to this problem so we have a landline
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but we don't like we have like you know
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telephone wire running all over the
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house so we didn't really need new
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phones i think our find one of them just
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had a dead battery but she was annoyed
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and once we go on no one's everywhere
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they're not getting much better
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that's another thing of like our phone
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cordless phones getting much better not
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really not really great put the cheap
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and we got like 5 handsets and you know
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they're all over the house and they work
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fine and like you know talking about
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that much anyway but anyway I had
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entered the wire cutter pick and it was
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it was alright i love John that you are
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that the same man can say oh I must have
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the best possible version of this
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antiquated technology and my antiquated
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edge its oh god I just follows all the
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menus are in HD now who are you gonna be
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the one that's buying the accord when
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everyone else on the planet has a Tesla
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or other electric vehicle not buying the
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quarter of its only CVT I'll tell you
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that my limits no its you know will say
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maybe we know when I'll stop with the
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cord but yeah I said I don't have a
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choice for what am I gonna do it all you
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shouldn't I call this one you can do
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everything yourself on wall if I want to
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hear people's voices I can't and I can't
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install new cell power so you can
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actually install really little ones in
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your house so the little repeated now
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i'm there's no way in hell I'm doing
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voice that's something i have the my
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demand is that phone be as reliable as
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phone and one of those little repeater
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things that use the internet connection
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does not pass that bar for me you can
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also switch to a carrier that actually
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works in your house like AT&T know
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everyone just bit my carrier has the
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best signal at my house i'm in a there's
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a cell phone dead zone nearby me where
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certain section of rich people refuse to
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have cell towers build another house and
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the reward is they get no cell signal
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i'm not in the i'm not in the actual
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dead zone but I'm close enough to it the
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the great thing about is on my thing I
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can hear them but I can't hear a word I
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say they think you're just a really good
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listener
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now I calls me all the time my cell
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phone on at home and I'd say hello you
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talk to you there are you there family
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know about talking you can your word I'm
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saying I can hear everything you're
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saying perfectly clearly it's great
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