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we should briefly discuss that it is
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earlier in the week we have some
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interesting travel arrangements between
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the three of us coming up in the next
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couple of weeks and so we're trying to
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get ahead of everything
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additionally we should note that jon is
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coming to us on assignment from an
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undisclosed location
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so if he sounds a little bit peculiar if
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you hear slightly more background noise
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unusual that's not his fault that's what
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being on assignment is all about so
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please bear with us
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not much of an assignment my internet
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went out of my house so i had to find
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make other arrangements better that's
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not my files box from i don't know how
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many years ago 10 years ago 12 it's
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really really old and I think it's
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finally given up the ghost witches a
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shame and of course it does it now at
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the most inconvenient time we have to
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podcast during this week and I'm about
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to leave somewhere to complications so
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what can you do
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well you know things happen but we
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appreciate you not only be going on
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assignment like that but also admitting
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to the fact that on assignment just
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means you have internet problems i was
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trying to build you up and make it
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sounds super exciting and then you had
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to go and ruin it
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yeah i've also got my my little cup of
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water on the same level as my macbook
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I'm totally a channeling you you know I
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hear that's a bad idea
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I hear that's very dangerous again
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limited options in my undisclosed well
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Godspeed my god will be so funny if you
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spilled it i really don't want you to
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but I neither do i but but that would be
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going I'm going to be pretty careful as
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you can imagine my goodness alright so
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we should start with some follow-up the
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Internet has written to tell us about
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the tesla model name a team now I didn't
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really I knew this and I think you guys
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did too but none of us our lease I
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didn't really want to bring it up
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because I didn't think it was relevant
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and nobody was a hundred percent sure at
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the time that we recorded whether this
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was a clever like backronym or if this
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is a good theory or what but the
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Internet has written to tell us that the
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intention for the tesla model names
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which are sx3 and why the original
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intention was for them to BS xe8 and y
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which you jumble that around a little
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bit that become
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s.e.x y which is then the word sexy and
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haha look at how clever Elon Musk is so
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this is our just our way of
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acknowledging that yes we are aware of
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this and in fact we were aware of this
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we just didn't really want to bring it
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up and now we have been compelled to
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bring it up it's actually not quite true
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that one of us did bring it up and i
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actually ended it out i thought it
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sounded so juvenile and implausible I'm
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like that's probably not true it i don't
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want to have that in the show so i just
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edited out it's so you actually did
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cover it
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you got to read more articles about it
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on mosque maybe i don't i think a better
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off not reading your articles already
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yeah I didn't go back and look at the
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master plan thing but I'd that during
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the presentation for the model 3 said
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the master plan was three cars so at
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best best case the original plan could
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have been for ssex you know what the
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four models now and the whole thing with
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the why and what I don't know
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anyway it sounds silly it is silly and
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it doesn't work because it's called the
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three and there's no why
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and the ex came before the three it's
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just a mess yeah but everyone thought
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that we were not aware of this because
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whether or not we brought it up on the
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original version of the show wasn't on
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the release version of marketers said
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but we are aware I whatever i don't
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think this is amusing as everyone else
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does like I don't what did whatever it
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doesn't really matter to me but since we
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brought up the tehsil any other thoughts
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on the test left for Marco same old
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stuff still love it still love it still
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awesome i really am just enjoying it a
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the thought of going back to a gas car
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now or as underscore David Smith calls
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and exploding dinosaur car I it just
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seems like the past it seems like a step
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back to think about it and there's no
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gas car on the market that I'm
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interested in
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and by the way sorry underscore but i'm
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not going to give you credit for the
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exploding dinosaurs thing he claimed in
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select the other day that he had coined
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that term and i'm going to say no on
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that one
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have you found prior art I don't know
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when he claims to have coined it but
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I've heard for a long long time Google
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searches for to go back pretty far he
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could have coined it when he was 15 I
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don't know but it's yeah that's pretty
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I'm gonna do I hadn't heard that exact
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combination of her Dino juice in
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reference to regular traditional motor
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oil instead of synthetic
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but I had not heard this particular
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combination that being said we will put
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this link in the show notes this is
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underscored David Smith's innards review
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of the Tesla Model ass and it was really
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great i really really enjoyed it and it
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is exactly what it says on the tenets
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his review from the Nerds perspective
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tomorrow if you've been in the 3 GT
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since you've owned the Tesla only to
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move it in and out of the garage when
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doing some driver arrangement and it's
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only very briefly but that's fine it's
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still a great car for what it is but it
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like this is again this is why Tesla is
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is so interesting because I really want
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you drive an all-electric car it really
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does make all other gas cars feel like
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obsolete things in the past i just it
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it's hard to describe it just it's just
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a feeling that you get and it's the
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average great i did I I do have a little
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bit more experienced now with autopilot
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with the automatic steering I did a
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couple of highway driving the day and
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and so I'd I used it for a lot of them I
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I agree mostly with what underscore says
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about it which is that it really is more
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like an advanced cruise control
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it's not the kind of thing where you
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want to stop paying attention or even
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can safely stop paying attention and I
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would barely call itself driving because
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basic things will throw it off like if
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you're driving on the highway lane and
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the land the lane you're in splits and
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part of it was like the continue on this
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road fork and the other part of it is
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like the get ready to exit off somewhere
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else or the highway spoken to whether it
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chooses to follow the right side of the
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split it if you're like if he should be
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staying left is kind of inconsistent and
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vague it and there were a couple of
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times where it was steering me I thought
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a little too close to like walls on the
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side that barriers in the side and
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everything so I got a little freaked out
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a couple times so basically I wouldn't
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necessarily say that this is like
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massively useful you can't stop paying
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attention you can even take your hands
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off the wheel
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you're basically left it loosely holding
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the steering wheel because it turns for
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you you know like buy it by the car so
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you're basically left
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loosely gripping the steering wheel
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still holding your hands up at least one
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hand and so it's kinda like what's
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really the benefit of it if you have to
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if you have to do all that so I don't
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know I'm a little torn on the value of
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autopilot and I i couldn't i can now see
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firsthand just how incredibly
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complicated the idea of self-driving
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cars really is in practice if this is
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like that the current generation of what
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regular consumers can get today we still
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have a lot of work to do and and you
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know it is very impressive compared to
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nothing but is really still it is very
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early days and i would not expect fully
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autonomous self driving cars in the next
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few years I i think where I think we're
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further away on that then a lot of
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people might think just because driving
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is so complicated and it these are such
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hard AI problems and such hard technical
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problems to solve that and then after
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that we'll be such a hard human problem
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to solve that I think we're still a
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while off on that but I do think we're
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heading that direction they just a
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question of like you know how quickly
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and maybe not so quickly
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actually i want to i agree with Margo
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and I want to talk a little bit about
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self-driving cars actually put that in
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the topic list is something I want to
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talk about for a while because of all
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the press with the Tesla stuff but i
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just want to chime in briefly and say
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that i found a reference to explain
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dinosaurs from 10 years ago more than 10
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years ago so we're against underscore i
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just found a forum post quoting
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something is a December 27 2005 someone
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saying just remember that your car is
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propelled by exploiting dinosaurs
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anyway it's a really old saying again
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underscores alive in 2005 we did he
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never claimed when he pointed but i'm
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going to say no anyway I'm gonna say yes
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I think he's in his thirties like us so
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you know pretty sure would like to hide
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I you gotta keep going backwards and
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Google keep finding it anyway 2005 is
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the earliest i found an end two seconds
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with the clear down here so with the
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self-driving car things you hear about
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it because the test autopilot you hear
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about it because all the other car
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makers that are showing their
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self-driving cars just today I saw a
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news story about the agency is about the
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convoy of self driving trucks that went
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across Europe
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no I saw the headline but I didn't see
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anything else had like a human-powered
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one in the front and then like two or
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three days like big you know semi-trucks
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two or three behind
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following along looks terrifying i think
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the press and the public has and even
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car magazines have really jumped the gun
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on this one because it's clear we have a
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nice progression from cruise control to
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radar cruise control two things that
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will try to steer for you and so on and
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so forth but to make that final leap to
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actual self-driving cars with you know
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with all the sci-fi pictures when you
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see someone like reading a magazine all
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there in the car i think we are a ways
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away from that and especially since the
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most successful version of this the idea
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which i think is the google self-driving
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cars that tool around their campus and
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have been driving you know if the
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hundreds of thousands of miles like
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that's that's the one that the press
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stories loved the site like however many
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accident or something that was a human's
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fault or whatever like that the amazing
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like wow well if that's happening in the
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magical Silicon Valley surely it will
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only be a couple of years before I'm
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able to go to work in a self-driving car
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friggin roads and the cars no not just
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which you know where the roads are like
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a GPS style map but i think they have
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the road and I have other things that
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yeah people don't live in those
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environments and google has not map 3d
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laser mapped every inch of pavement
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everywhere and another point of cars
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that can drive it out their markers got
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one now we'll stay in the lane as much
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the lanes are and you know there's not
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snow covering the road and always that
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you know all these other factors but he
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can't read a magazine because it's not
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doesn't hasn't gone that last that the
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last little bit right and last little
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bit of killer you can make increasingly
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sophisticated it's essentially smart
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cruise control but to get over that
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hurdle where you don't have to pay
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attention anymore in the same way you
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don't have to pay attention when you
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take the train
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because you're not driving the train
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right that is going to take a really
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really long time and i'm going to say
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probably not within our lifetimes on
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existing roads
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Wow because every special road sure
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especially mapped roads may be but like
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when I mean existing roads in like a
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road that a human could drive on right
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now that's not specially prepared that
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doesn't have things embedded in the
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pavement like all those things you can
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do like you know it's not saying you
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can't have this man they could they
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could do that to every single Road in
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all of Manhattan and then you just know
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that if you go to Manhattan there's no
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more taxes you just get there you go
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self-driving car because it's a grid and
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I can do whatever they want and they can
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make it work right in limited
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circumstances it can work but in general
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I think it's so far off because it's
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just so much harder problem than winning
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jeopardy or playing go or anything like
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that because the possible inputs are so
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incredibly varied humans have difficulty
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sometimes finding where the whole road
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is and we're pretty good at looking at
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the world and figure out what the hell
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it is we're looking at so i think full
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self-driving cars in the way that people
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imagine it is really really far
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yeah I don't think it's that far off i
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would say most likely within our
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lifetimes but you know I think most
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people are thinking this is going to
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come in like 25 years and I think it's
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probably more like 10 to 20 it's hard
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for me to say more than 20,000 our
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lifetimes like I think we'd be pretty
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darn old because you need you just need
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so much and it's not just the tech like
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even if the tech gets there in 25-30
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years then you need all the legislation
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and then you need all the other like I
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think it'll be fine that like it will
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have arrived as far as people are
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concerned if it works in limited
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circumstances so if all London a
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self-driving cars would like see you
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didn't successful having cars are going
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to come but they're totally there's like
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sure they're in all of London there in
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Manhattan they're over there in disney
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parks like there were there wherever
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there are there all over Silicon Valley
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but I mean like a car dropping on any
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road the United States and it drives and
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is able to successfully get from point A
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to point B and maybe you don't need to
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get all the way there but i think people
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envision a such a quick ramp from
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controlled circumstances laser map roads
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and then fast forward a couple years and
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any road
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and I just don't see that happening just
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because the like we did you know I I
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don't think we have the we don't have
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the know-how the technology for that yet
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I mean just look at those darker
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challenges where they have those
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vehicles try today they've come so far
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but it's it's kind of like a I wear when
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I was a kid it was like computers can
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answer simple questions now and maybe
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they're about as smart as a cockroach
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and if we extrapolate from current
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trends by the time you're an adult
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computers will be super geniuses and
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they're not AI is really really hard and
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we don't understand even our own minds
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work and it's not easy to you know that
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it's unlike all the other situations
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like games like chess and go in jeopardy
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it's not a controlled situation is the
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real world and our problem is
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synthesizing sensor input and processing
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it and we don't even know her own
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freakin brains do that we don't even
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have a good model to work off of so what
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should we were working off our brain now
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should we do be doing something
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different we're trying the best we can
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but i think it's much harder problem
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then the news media thinks it is do we
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know when the bear with me for a second
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here do we know when the Tesla
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supercharger started getting installed
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that was like couple years ago right
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maybe three or four years ago right so
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one of the things that I've always
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thought about electric cars being
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completely not feasible is that how
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could they possibly create enough
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charging stations to make it feasible
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and one company as of the time record is
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claiming 613 supercharger stations and
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i'm looking at this map and it's all
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over the United States there's some in
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Europe and Asia as well and they're sick
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3628 superchargers across those 613
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stations and so this is surely not the
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coverage that gas stations have but it
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is a tremendous amount of coverage in
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the United States which is not a small
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country and so I think about that i
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think well they really did kind of fix
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this problem and then I think to myself
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well let's assume for a second that in
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order to get totally self-driving cars
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you need to put you know sensors on the
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on the sides of each Road in in between
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each lane or what have you and
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admittedly there are many gazillions of
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miles of roadway in the United States
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and but what if we just said hey on any
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you know federally-recognized interstate
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we're going to put the sensors necessary
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to get self-driving cars on there if we
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can put a whole bunch of superchargers
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out there in the span of about four
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years since the model ass
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we might be able to do this thing that I
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sitting here now that seems just
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completely implausible but I thought
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that the superchargers or what is now
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the superchargers was implausible and
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that seems to Fort alright so you never
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really know
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well I think you're overestimating the
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superchargers because first off you
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think the supercharger map looks
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impressive until you were to put it
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side-by-side with the map of gas
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stations so sure you get a certain
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amount of time and gas stations you felt
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pretty quick
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gas stations you're not there at the
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pump for very long right so do the math
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on that you know if we convert all the
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cars to electric coming out is there
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enough superchargers to support the
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existing testicles
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maybe but charging the test was takes so
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much longer that you would need more
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supercharging stations not fewer to
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support the number of cars if they were
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eventually to become all-electric so I'm
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not saying it's you know it's an amazing
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feat and surely enough for long car
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trips for the number of people who have
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testicles right now right but it's so
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far from you know that and that's a
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fairly easy problem the grand scheme
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it's just keep making more of these
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stations and you keep selling more of
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the cars and the corresponding stations
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and you know it should all work out so I
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think it's totally feasible as would be
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putting things in the roads are doing
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what you need to do especially limited
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scope just New York City just london or
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you know regions of the country
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especially ones with not a lot of
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weather but then you look at how the
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United States government spends money
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and we can't even keep our bridges from
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falling into rivers can can't fill the
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potholes that are covering every street
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you know so it had in the past couple
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decades the US has not been really good
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about infrastructure spending so that is
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definitely technology is a lot of people
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in the chat room trying to send me
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videos ever seen this video have you
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seen this video like things that look
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impressive and controlled circumstances
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don't necessarily translate to the the
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test of drop his car onto any road in
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the entire United States and it can
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drive you to anywhere else in the United
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problem
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well the thing is to like these are
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these are very infrastructure heavy
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problems if you get if you start getting
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into like you know fixing the roads are
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improving the roads to be more friendly
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toward self-driving like
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like the reason why superchargers could
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get built and cover a big portion of the
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country and useful way is because you
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don't have to put one under every square
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foot of road you can kind of cherry pick
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where they go and they serve wide areas
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whereas anything that involves modifying
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the roads themselves or just even as
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Johnson they just bring the roads up to
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standards of like basic maintenance and
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like painting lines on them
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yeah looks like the lines on the road we
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tend to paint those so much in this
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country
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exactly so like basic things like that
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it's easy it you wouldn't need to put
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advanced sensors and everything on the
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highways because the highways are easy
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for self-driving cars to navigate
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I mean my test can do that you know
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already fairly well like the highway is
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the easy part
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the hard part is all the other roads and
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you know it sounds like it's there it's
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such a hard problem because the roads
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that cover our country and other
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countries but the cars in particular
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especially when you're recording where
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weird conditions and not ideal
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vague things like am I supposed to be in
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that Lane to go over there or not like
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in that area within 10 to 20 years but I
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so hard and that last mile of like you
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that you can self drive on a hundred
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percent of the roads and then parking
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how to find your way into the parking
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lots of which way you go in and out
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like you know like there's a little
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miniature road signs that aren't real
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road signs and the lines they paint in
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parking lots are almost meaningless and
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where do you go and are you know it's
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not that they would suddenly kill people
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in parking lots that would be more like
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electric car gridlock as they all are
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paralyzed by indecision about what the
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hell that's supposed to do we're
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supposed to go and thinking they arrive
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like this again what I'm thinking of is
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not the situation where the car can do
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the driving for you for a certain
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portion of time but the idea where you
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don't have to have a driver's license to
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get from place to place in a car you
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don't need a driver's license to get on
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the subway and get places right that's
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public transportation that's truly
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driverless as far as the passenger is
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concerned our bus or whatever greater
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there's somebody driving those foot in
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most cases are not always in trains
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because you can make trains driverless a
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lot easier because their tracks and
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everything but it's like to get to get
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the big winner of saying we are a
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society where I just types tab something
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on my phone and a magic personal asst
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the vehicle comes and I get in and the
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vehicle doesn't care whether have a
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license or have ever driven that just
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seems so close to some people like 35
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years away surely and it just it just
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seems so incredibly far away to me
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because think of it you can do the
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extrapolation thing like in the sci-fi
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movies where they'll have a premise for
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a sci-fi movie that's for the purposes
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of the movie like this thing is possible
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but they never say well if it's possible
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to do this say making you know robots
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look just like humans that fool humans
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if it's possible to do that what else
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must be possible given that technology
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like what does it mean to have that talk
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technology so soft driving cars if
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you're able to get a car that can drive
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anywhere as well as it is a pretty good
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human what else month that must that
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mean in terms of the technology
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available like would be slavery to make
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that kind of intelligence drive a car if
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it truly is able to is their way to do
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that without being conscious and
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intelligent as as a human and ok gray
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understand like it's anyway
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don't hold your breath but you can have
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really awesome cruise control and can
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maybe take your hands off the wheel on
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the highway for a long time and maybe if
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you live in a major metropolitan area or
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silicon valley you don't have to have a
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license at all within similar city
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limits all perfectly possible but i
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would still bother to get your license
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because it will give you more freedom
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then the alternative until then i can
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temporarily take my hands off the wheel
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for three seconds while straight highway
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21 kappa tightly capped drink you know
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you say that but that is a that is a
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pretty nice change yeah I definitely
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done these squeeze that's that I've done
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squeezed between your thighs and hope
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you don't spill approach numerous times
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and a given my history I can tell you
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about how well that works out really
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quick to finish our follow-up an
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anonymous applecare senior advisor wrote
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in to tell us that applecare uses text
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expander was that was the impression I
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got from this email that's what you guys
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have gotten from it right
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it seemed like it was it was maybe not
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necessarily the official tool they use
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but that it was widely used and so that
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means that comes up as in terms of
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enterprise software people using a big
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call center so on and so forth and the
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other point this anonymous person
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brought up was the applecare prohibits
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the use of any third party sync service
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that could contain confidential or
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internal or customer data now I don't
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textexpander sync service that qualifies
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for it was obviously customer data
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wouldn't be in there but maybe internal
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data like maybe part of your little
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snippets are contained internal
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proprietary data or whatever this is the
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tricky bit with enterprise software that
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a lot of people drop like texts and
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everyone's to go enterprise one of the
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first hurdle is going to be that
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Enterprise IT people always want to have
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everything in-house so I want to run my
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own sync server and all by piece of
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hardware and i'll put a server on it but
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I don't want my company's data going to
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your server sex offender because i have
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no idea what's going on your service and
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for compliance reasons and so on and so
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it has to all be internal so text
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expander will you please sell me an
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internal TextExpander sync server that i
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will run and text vendor as far as I
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know has not gone that far down the
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enterprise rabbit hole but if they want
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to keep customers like applecare and
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they're going to force everyone to use
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thinking because that's their your
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premier feature for enterprises they may
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have a man up having to do that
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follow-up from several different sources
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for text expander so it is at least
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partially blessed from what I'm told
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in any case market wanted to tell us in
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your quest for more home automation or
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excuses to get more home automation sort
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of things tell us about your
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surveillance camera what is surveilling
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exactly ducks
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ok anything else you'd like to add is so
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last year we had a a duck that was
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laying eggs and nesting in our backyard
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and then the ducklings all hatched and
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they all got to the nearby hudson river
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we finally kind of where they lived it
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sits near park that we sometimes go to
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and yeah they all seem to survive and
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pretty great so that came back this year
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to lay eggs in the same spot again I
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guess this is a thing ducks do once they
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find a good spot they'll come back the
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next year and lay more eggs there i
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ordered a whole bunch of home camera
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equipment IP camera equipment to watch
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the duck and to check on the duck and
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then if I can figure out a decent way to
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do it to possibly live broadcast the
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this is kind of another part of of my
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recent discovery that everything outside
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the apple ecosystem costs nothing and
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technology is amazing
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these days it's like tons of
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ridiculously like capable cheap hardware
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out there to do things that used to be
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really complicated or impossible so the
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way i have this working
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first of all my my Wi-Fi doesn't reach
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the backyard very well so the first
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thing i did was i ordered another
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wireless access point from ubiquity and
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i don't think i've talked about my
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ubiquity gear on the show yet have I not
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to my recollection so a couple of maybe
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a year and a half two years ago and have
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something like that my apple airport
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competitive in the past but also i've
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only mixed success with their
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reliability in the last maybe five years
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a really long time and I think what
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stupid power brick which really isn't
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the fault of the overall thing and it
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wasn't plugged into a surge strip so
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it's probably nobody's also i I've had
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very good luck with with the airports
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and the one that you gave me
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so if I'm gonna have a long enough to
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say one way or the other but so far it's
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been just as solid as all the other ones
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about getting this ubiquity gear Michael
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marcos found some way to spend more
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money on computer equipment is working
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surprise there but actually less money
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out there like that maybe um and I'm
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interested in a kind of but there I
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think the reason I keep coming back to
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the airport ones is because of all the
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integrations that I have with them and
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every time I look up how to do those
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integration with other things it just
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seems ever so slightly more complicated
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not much more complicated like oh and
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you know I want to hook my printer up to
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it to USB this one doesn't have a USB
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port but you can buy little dongle five
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dollars that lets you do that i'm sure
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that will work fine but if it doesn't
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you might have tried different dongle
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and you know does how do i connect to it
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don't have to come bring up somewhere
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web UI or to get to use the shiny apple
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airport whatever thing so i'm i'm still
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mostly open to the idea of sort of more
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reliable enterprise callable or router
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type equipment but i guess i need the
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apple stuff to be crappier first I think
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it really started to really start
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flaking out on me but so far I think I'd
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like three of them in my life and
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they've all lasted just until they
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really need to be replaced anyway and so
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far you told them pretty well tow good
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enjoy it with its fan silent silent fan
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or I'm old enough now that I can hear it
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let the eggs either way you win but yeah
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so the thing with you here is that first
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of all a huge warning there's a bit of a
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learning curve and there's some weird
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java based software that you have to
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install when you first set up a whack a
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wireless access point not the router the
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router come out cannot be done web-based
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but there
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matter does not include whack these are
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separate components like they originally
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long long ago used to always be so
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ubiquity stuff
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the components are all separate and
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there is a learning curve i would not
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recommend that you like you know tell
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your non-technical friends or relatives
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i'll just go out and buy the ubiquity
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gear no don't do that but if you listen
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to the show you could probably handle it
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you probably figure it out
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i I didn't have any trouble with it and
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I'm not you know I'm a computer nerd I'm
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a programmer but I'm not like a
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networking gear expert but a lot of
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things that can do that i just don't
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enable and don't do the the java
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software that manages the installation
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of the laps if you don't do a lot of
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crazy features you don't need to run
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that software continuously where you're
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running it
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do you run it on where is it where they
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run continuously on one of your clients
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on the router on the access point
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understand where it's running any
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computer so it can rate you know it's
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java-based there's a mac version so when
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i installed i have on my laptop so i
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want to put job my desktops but so i
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have it on my laptop where I put
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software that i don't but i don't
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necessarily trust like crazy chinese
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jailbreak apps and Java which are
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categorized together at and anyway some
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people running on like linux cloud
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service you can like running online
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interpreters and you have to be in your
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network necessarily i'd i haven't gotten
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that advance with it but it doesn't
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really matter anyway so you set this
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stuff up and once you set it up you
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basically don't have to touch it and
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also once you set it up things like
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because of this dot camera setup thing i
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wanted to expand my Wi-Fi coverage to
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more than one access point and apple
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made this easy in the past to you know I
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recognize that but ubiquity makes it it
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possibly even easier that you basically
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plug in the access point you just add it
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to the network with like two clicks and
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then it's just part of the network and
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it brought and so any changes you make
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to the Wi-Fi network to if you want to
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change the password anything it
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propagates like it its you just have to
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manage one network and it applies to all
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the access points are on it really
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advanced features here
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it features that i am not even qualified
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to describe because i said i'm not a pro
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network engineer so I i don't i don't
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know everything these things can do I
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don't appreciate everything these things
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can do but i do know that they compete
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eat apparently very well against
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high-end cisco routers and and other
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like you know super high-end
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enterprise-grade stuff but it's really
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surprisingly cheap so the a Wi-Fi access
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point is usually around a hundred bucks
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and when you get it you know in that
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range and the the router is you know
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just as dedicated little box that
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doesn't have wireless itself it's just a
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router the router that i get it i have
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the the ER light 3-2 edge router like
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three and i think that's like 80 or 90
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bucks so if you're looking at total of
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about 200 bucks to get a router plus a
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decent access point and it is just
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awesome it is solid the gear so far I've
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had no problems I've never had to reboot
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I have once or twice rebooted it because
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I thought it might be the cause of a
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problem and that but it just wasn't like
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I recruited and it came back up and
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problem-solving ago
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that's right it was the finest problem
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so it's so I there has literally never
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been a problem that i have traced to
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this routing gear and it's never been a
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problem that rebooting fixed its it is
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just rock solid and i know i'm not the
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only one because you look at the reviews
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of the all the ubiquity gear and it also
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it's all just stellar
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people love this stuff and the only
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complaint people have is learning curve
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and that java software to set up the
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lapse and that's it
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if you can get past those things is just
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awesome how many how many different
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ports on the dresser
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it's it's not really made to be like a
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built-in switch like because it's like
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every it's like if you ever set up like
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a pfsense router and put that like I
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think it has three or four ports on it
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maybe three but they're all separate
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interfaces so you could like have like
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two inbound connections and you can
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bridge them or you couldn't you can load
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balance between them instead you can
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configure it how you want but for most
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cases you're only going to want to use
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one in one out and then you and I have a
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separate little HP switch next to it
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that's the other category of software or
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hardware that I have you talked about
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USB hubs and now it's hard to find good
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ones or like driving closures or
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whatever my latest not a white whale are
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my latest the thing to battle is network
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switches XP done i'm telling HP switches
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are awesome but do they make a my big
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thing is heat and power supply noise
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blade or not the 1i have a feeling about
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the show it's a little tiny 8-port
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gigabit one it is not like a full-size
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one I don't think there's any fan and I
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don't think there's room for one the HP
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procurve 1410 dash 8 g now that I
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switched all the stuff like maybe a year
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and a half two years ago and I've really
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just had zero problems with the network
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since then and I i really cannot
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recommend ubiquity gear enough if you
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are a geek enough to be willing to set
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that up so you we somehow ended up on
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this in talking about the camera so you
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said you had started looking into it was
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you we we had you had started looking
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into broadcasting the dock to the
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internet and you decided to abandon that
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or at least temporarily abandon it
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so you know I wanted to have some kind
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of live webcam kind of thing IP camera
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kind of thing looking at the duck nest
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area both for potential future live
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broadcasting to nobody in the internet
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and also just for like me and Tiffany
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like you know take our phones and check
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out his is the dark outside the Ducks
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outside you know maybe we won't let the
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dog out yet or we just want to know like
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when it has the dot-com last night when
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was the duck here
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did any raccoons try to eat the duck so
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I set up this camera and you know you on
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amazon you try to find an IP camera and
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there's just a billion of them
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hi it is really hard to figure out like
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what makes a good IP camera so the one I
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got is the tree is a try vision on
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amazon it was very highly rated it's
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okay they the colors on it suck but the
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resolution is decent has built in Wi-Fi
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built-in web server and all this crazy
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garbage like ftp server and SD card slot
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and you can upload to an ass if you want
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to its it just crazy and it's of course
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outdoor capable and what makes you think
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super easy is not only does it support
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Wi-Fi which is one reason i was trying
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to sell my Wi-Fi network bye-bye more
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ubiquity here looks as well how about a
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topic the person it is
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yes yes yes that's right it's a look at
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one of these APIs cameras it has it has
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Wi-Fi most of them to only
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yep how everything over ethernet or even
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worse just ethernet and power separately
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but this one has all those things you
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can do PE you can and power reason it is
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also very awesome you have internet in
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and you have a little AC adapter and
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then out you have just ethernet with
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power on the unused pins of it it allows
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you to run just one cable to things that
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need that can take the power reason it
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and then that can then supply power and
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data to them so it's often used for IP
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cameras also often used for wireless
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access points and all the biggies
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wall wherever and you only run one cable
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be so you can have a very long cable
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have power and data in that one cable
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it was kind of cutting out and wasn't
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correct quite great deal i didn't have
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the second access point yet it was it
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was there was a shipping delay on it
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all at once so I ran power reset to it
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outside in the first place so this is
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this is all this massive pile of complex
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technology home powerline networking
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running into a power of power over
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ethernet injector that spans ethernet
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cable across my patio that into a camera
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that is showing a picture of my dog live
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to my desktop and recording on this
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motion all this stuff was like a total
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of a couple hundred dollars and it does
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these amazing things of showing me live
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video the duck my backyard without a
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whole lot of wiring without a whole lot
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of effort and in pretty impressive
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quality know what are you using to do
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the motion detection and recording that
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part is less pleasant
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this is the the area of surveillance
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type software like any kind of software
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that can back and display IP camera
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feeds and record them and possibly
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detect motion on them and save them in
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certain conditions this is not a great
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area of software there's very few
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choices the choices that are out there
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seemed not amazing and I'm not gonna
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name names in case someone listens who
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writes one you can just assume i didn't
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find yours they're there they're not
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great but these are great software
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packages and then I i briefly looked
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into what would I do if I wanted to
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stream this the internet and one way to
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do it is the camera itself has it built
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in our something MP whatever protocol is
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like the streaming protocol for this
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video it has a built-in server for that
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but hey i don't think it can really take
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a whole bunch connections at once and be
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i don't really want to have everybody
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hitting my home IP directly I'd rather
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like relayed through a server somewhere
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and then that provides both a level of
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interaction for the home IP as well as a
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capacity like to you know similar to how
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we went we broadcast the show live
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I'm bouncing this off of my webserver my
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market or web server because that way
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that is connected to this giant Internet
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backbone that relays the audio to
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everybody in a way fat way higher
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capacity method than what i can do from
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my house
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the options to do that for video seemed
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pretty slim and usually have Enterprise
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or you know someone crazy crazy money to
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do these things
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many of them are like entire video
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platforms where if you you want to live
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if you want to transfer translate from
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your or whatever MP video stream to a to
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a video feed online people can just go
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to and see all that that will use this
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crazy software package and cost
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thousands of dollars and call surprising
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it's kind of a mess i did find YouTube
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live streaming it seems it's kind of
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like periscope and that like you can do
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a live broadcast but then it wants to
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like then save that as a video on your
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account so it probably doesn't want the
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live broadcast like a month-long that
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probably won't work and then to get to
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get youtube another pilot acts where you
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have to use the open broadcasting
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whatever whatever whatever called the
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OBS yeah the open market server that
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like all the gamers use
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we have to use OBS
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to window capture something that's
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viewing the IP camera like a browser
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window or something and then rebroadcast
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to youtube live so this is like if I'm
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gonna do this we're gonna actually live
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broadcast this it's gonna basically
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require like a computer dedicated to
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this task 24-7 or as long as live
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broadcasting and I just don't want to do
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that I don't have a lot of extra
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computers to dedicate to that and I just
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don't I don't see more of it
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did you look into this has nothing to do
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with live broadcasting but just for your
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own viewing did you look into
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surveillance station on your Synology I
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did but the the list of cameras that it
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takes did not include the 1i got and
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including any of the ones that seemed
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highly rated on amazon right now and
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also my synology the only i use almost
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none of the software on it because the
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only drive i really value my have
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formatted on this technology in its own
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native format is my time machine volume
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because it's that the synology time
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machine server is awesome it's way more
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solid in my experience then any Apple
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time machine from implementation and use
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I think of some kind of open source time
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machine thing that they built into that
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but it is way more solid than direct
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attacks disc has ever been for me and we
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were solved then then a time machine
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server on a mac mini or time machine
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action are just running on an airport
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extreme it whatever package technology
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uses for their time machine server
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I never hit problems with like oh it ran
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out of space and have to format the
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whole thing to actually make time
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machine resume it never errors out H it
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is just it just works and i have disk
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quota set so that me and tiff share one
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volume its i'm amazed it works as well
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as it does given my experience with
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other time machine options but it works
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anyway my psychologist formats such that
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the time machine volume on there is no
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negative 1 all the rest of it is one
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giant iscsi volume so the types of this
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technology can't see it's just like you
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know dumb box to the technology so that
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I can't I don't really want to devote my
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time machine space to this so i haven't
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done that yet
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well I ask because my dad set up an IP
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camera with power over ethernet at his
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house to point in his driveway
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and has an ancient ipad just sitting
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there streaming it in his office so we
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can see when if people are coming up to
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the house and he using surveillance
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station on the ipad the other the app
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for the iPad he uses it on this
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technology and really really has had
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wonderful things to say about it i've
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seen it although i've not played with it
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and it looks really solid to me and it
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will leave in like send emails when it
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detects motion with like a screen
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capture it looks really really good if
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it doesn't work with your camera there's
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nothing you can really do about that and
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obviously you've made different choices
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with regard to your volume set up but if
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anyone else is listening and has a
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synology I've heard very very good
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things about surveillance station can
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also just kind of sounds creepy
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oh you know I'm gonna set up
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surveillance station in my house
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yeah well there's that you don't respect
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the privacy of your ducks know who knows
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what they could be doing there are we
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filming them 24 hours a day to be fair
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it's only it's only one duck and so far
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for potential future ducks
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yeah i think though I brought you tacos
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up here like where I can't wait to look
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at marcos duck am now just sounds like
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there's not going to be a duck camp so I
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guess what people are gonna have to
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settle for is like the highlights like
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when something eventful happens like
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that the extra something in you you
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catch that then you can pull that clip
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and then put that up on YouTube inside
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here the hit here's the the exciting
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part with the eggs hatch or the exciting
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part when the record company somewhat by
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hoppes doesn't follow the eggs hospices
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is a terrible hunter and if you give him
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a treat and it falls between his legs or
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behind him he can't find it
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his brain is the size of all not given
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break and get his little shorts just two
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nodes so like you know he's not doesn't
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have the greatest sense of smell but
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they look at you and say you did this to
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good time with Raven is a little
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different tonight too
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we still we didn't get like a free trial
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as part of the sponsorship and the free
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trial ended and i kept paying for like
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now I'm just a regular customer
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same here Mike most the most exciting
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thing for me still is there's a
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different me like I haven't I guess they
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repeat after a year because markets been
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at it for the year and they start to
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repeat but I
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I have had zero repeats like it's it's a
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different meal every single time which
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for someone who's old entire like I'm
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like you eventually get a repertoire of
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meals that you like or that your family
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likes or whatever and just the
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excitement to have a different thing
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every single time which sometimes we
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made repeats by the way you get to keep
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the recipe cards sometimes I'll have one
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that I like and we will make that on our
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own just buy the ingredients ourselves
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so we've been like manually done repeats
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but just know that it's you know it's
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always something different and we're not
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particularly adventurous eater so this
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kind of forces us to be slightly
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adventurous we still didn't you know you
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get to pick what your preferences are so
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we still didn't pick any weird stuff
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that we know we're not going to like but
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anyway it has a more often it's it's
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nice to to be surprised every week about
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what's going to come check it out
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blueprint com / ATP blue apron a better
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way to cook
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alright so it was last week that Apple
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turn 40 if I have my crawled ecology
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right whenever it may have been Apple
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turn 40 and John you had some thoughts
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about this would you like to share
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now we missed it by two weeks i think
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but yeah I have all I think april first
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it was founded because they're just a
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bunch of jokesters those two Steve's and
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a lot of people did applet 40 stories
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talking about their history of apple or
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whatever and it's such a big topic I
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didn't really know how to address it
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especially with you too Maggie come
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lately so whatever you want to call you
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if you came on for later but I'd i think
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it's worth at 40 is a nice round number
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i think it's worth at least reflecting
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on the the first 40 years of apple and
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any kind of sort of like for you when
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you look at it what stands out in your
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memory as important whether you were
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involved an apple or not and have all
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your memories are only from like 2004 on
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that's fine but i figure it's worth
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taking this time to look back and think
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about what you know what what important
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things apples that's kind of like when
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is a great way to put it like when you
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like a celebrity or something dies and
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they have their obituaries like the
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first couple sentences of the obituary
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you know kind of have the highlights and
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so apples not dead and we're not trying
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to write an obituary for but we can look
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back on the first 40 years and say what
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were the most important thing
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that happened there to you personally
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not just like we're not gonna say like
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well you know it's important for the
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history of computing XYZ but to you
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personally what do you think was a what
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weighs heavily on your mind when you
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think of the first 40 years of apple now
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you know my experience with Apple was
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probably very similar to many people my
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age in that I experienced it
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Max and I guess the apple to at school
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and that was it until much later in my
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life and so my earliest memories of
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Apple were playing oregon trail like so
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many kids my age did I also vividly
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remember when i was in i believe middle
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school I was already showing an affinity
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and a love for computers and i ended up
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being like kind of a volunteer like pee
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on for the computer lab administrator
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and they were running some flavor of Mac
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I'm sorry John and Stephen Hackett I
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couldn't tell you what kind of mac it
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was but they were running max and i
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remember vividly like being able to help
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out and i think i have like some
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super-secret like administrative
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password that they trusted with the
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middle schooler for some stupid reason
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and I couldn't really do much with it
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but i thought i was so cool because of
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it and the thing that sticks out in my
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mind even to this day like 20 years
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later is we all had to like buy a floppy
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disk or one of the three and a half inch
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disk so wasn't even floppy but anyway we
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are divided floppy disk and we would
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store all of our you know school
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documents on it because that was more
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than enough room for years with school
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documents and I remember someone had
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shown me or somehow I figured out how to
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set the icon for the disk so when you
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put the disc into the mac in any mac it
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would like it instead of being a regular
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grey icon or whatever it was by default
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mine would be like really bright blue or
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something like that or maybe it was an
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entirely different icon altogether blue
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disc stood yea trained exactly hits
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remember figuring out how to do that and
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god I thought I was hot stuff because my
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disk when it was on the desktop look
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different than everyone else's aren't I
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a badass and I just remembered that so
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vividly and I have some other memories
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but but they're more of like modern era
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so Marco let me give you and then John
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as well a chance to kind of cover the
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the the let's call it the pre-2000 era
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right before you move on
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what does your hard disk icon looking
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like right now on your Mac oh it's not
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on my desktop in the one in finders
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whatever the default is what happened
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you were you were there you were blue
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disc stud and it and the same exact you
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could do the same feature has lived on
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through the various versions of the mac
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operating system to today or you can do
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probably an even easier way that you did
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back then depending on how far actually
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was probably the same way because you're
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not that old i think it was about the
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same way was like get info and then you
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just drag competition just copy and
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paste right yeah maybe that's what was
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used to be more difficult they added
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that the copy and paste feature in a
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later version of that conversation
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either way I'm excited that you did that
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like that that's definitely a Mac user
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kind of thing to do like that you want
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your thing to look nice and you can do
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it and as you noted it's not as if well
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I wouldn't say it look nice i'm sure was
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god awful hideous but it was mine and as
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you noted
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it's not as if that was just a change on
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your computer he brought us to any mac
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that they would honor it
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you should be doing that I all of my
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hard drives have been named fancifully
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and have had custom icons do the same
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thing for most of my folders back in the
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day although now that the finder is my
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enemy that doesn't well but this is
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still battle in this way there are many
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like it but this one is mine
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I also rocked the standard disc and it
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also is no desktop haha oh goodness
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alright so Marco what was your like
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let's say up until high school
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experience with the mac it actually
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wasn't the mac it was the Apple to the
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fair enough fair enough
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and this might sound more impressive
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than it was because my first experience
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the Apple to was around nineteen ninety
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maybe it
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it's okay it was you know already what
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12 years old something by then right
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nice so it my experience was I was I
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went to a very poor and not very like
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scientifically advanced elementary
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school so the the computers they had
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they did have computers they had one
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computer lab that had maybe I don't know
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15 computers in it and they were all old
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donated Apple tues by the time i was it
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maybe fifth sixth grade so what is that
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like if I was born 82 when is that like
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91 and you something like that we
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roughly and I just play games on them
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like did you see oregon trail
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I'm not gonna try to say my version of
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how to pronounce that state name i know
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i'm gonna get it wrong also but I is
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pronounced worcester yeah it was the
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trail it's it's either oregon or again
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is the only two ways i've ever heard it
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I'm gonna use either of those anyway so
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God but it's so played that you know
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another you know math lectures and the
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other like you know games that were
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supposed to be educational that weren't
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really and had fun with that in seventh
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grade my friends and I he was a mac nerd
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at the time and he this was in like
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nineteen ninety-five or something he had
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a laptop in class all the time as a
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seventh-grader what's so they were some
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kind of arrangement he had with the
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school with his parents in school that
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he was allowed to have a laptop for a
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learning disability of some kind
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I don't details anyway he had a laptop
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and we would program on on that and I
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kind of learned basic and then there was
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this Apple two in the back of the room
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and you know it is like we just move
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around because it was some kind of
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whatever mac laptop would have been
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somewhat current in 1995
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it was great i don't know we play on
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that he had real basic on there we play
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a real basic on that and then in the
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back of the room there's ancient Apple
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to that no one else in the class knew
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what to do with except me and him so we
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would deal with stupid things like we
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would like make it right a for loop to
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place and just leave you know it's
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really kind of course like infinite
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loops and you know try to show a little
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graphics on there and stuff and kind of
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mess around and then he really is
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the after that I I kind of didn't use
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Apple computers for a long time because
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i never had one for that whole time and
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it was until after college I got one and
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that whole time Apple computers were
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seen as like kind of a tragedy if you
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had one because it was like oh well you
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know all of us were over here like
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playing are awesome pc games and
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everything and then
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oh that guy oh he he just has he has a
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mac and it was kinda like oh hehe can't
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play any good games and we kind of feel
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bad for him because he has the mac this
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that's him that's remember about
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politics the tragedy if you had one and
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that you played with the Apple to be a
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before before i got my own in in 2004
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yeah I guess I mean I guess that makes
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more sense than kc story where he saw
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the the max and the cool disk icon and
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yet you didn't really they didn't make
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enough of an impression on you two for
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you to 2% I guess you had your your IBM
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father that was really going to prevent
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you from ever getting into max until yes
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no I'm it wasn't I don't think he ever
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thinkpads just hanging out around the
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old and out of date but they were mine
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thinkpads and nothing about the mac ever
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trying to like skin windows XP look like
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a Mac from time to time like I would get
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this this kick would get on this kick to
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to try to fake like the Apple menu at
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the top of the screen and in some of the
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icons to make them look like a Mac just
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because I thought it looked good and
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inevitably I will always regret that
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because it just what was a total utter
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hack but no wasn't until far later which
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we can get to when we get to the 2004 to
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the knots that i really started thinking
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about the mac again you to her to people
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i probably would not have been able to
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convince that the mac
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was the amazing thing that that it was
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because you were just note so content
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with your weird worlds bc is now so the
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early early apple for me like I mean I
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did you use Apple tues and stuff like
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that Apple tues or not that exciting for
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me they didn't seem I mean having call
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upon my Commodores and stuff like that
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the Apple to seem like a natural
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progression there and it was fine but
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did not make much of an impression
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especially probably because most of the
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Apple tues we had at school or like
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monochrome display it just you know
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character mode programs maybe a couple
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of games you could even call them that
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eventually there was like 2 GS and stuff
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about on TGS was in play in the school's
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I the mac already company so that that
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the big thing about the mac for me that
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people who missed this air
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people who missed this air
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I don't understand is that it was the
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computer that made the statement that
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with graphical interface GUI was the way
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that we should use computers it wasn't
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the first gooey but it was so far and
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away the best one ever sold in a
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computer that regular people could buy
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or oversold anyone really and it's big
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statement was hey guys stop typing a
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command prompts do this instead and the
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entirety of the computer world said no I
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don't we don't want that
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that's not a real computer that's stupid
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it you can't do anything with it it
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looks ugly it's pointless
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you need to have a command prompt I
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don't know what the hell you're doing
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over there apple and even though this
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was a short period of time historically
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speaking for the transition for the
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whole world to figure it out when we
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were in the middle of it it seemed like
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the Battle of the century with the
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people on the good light side the mac
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users not one being able to understand
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how anyone could argue against this is
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it wasn't as if they were arguing
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windows is better or some other GU is
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better their argument was the GUI is
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dumb that you should not use a GUI is a
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waste of computing resources and makes
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the computer less powerful it will never
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catch on
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it is a pointless diversion it's a bad
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and you should feel bad about using that
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computer and stop distracting me and you
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have to get your own magazines and I'm
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never gonna hook up Mouse to my computer
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and all that other stuff and to grow up
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in that environment kind of like if you
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grew up in the sort of the the second
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antenna console wars was just such a
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huge dividing line and this in the same
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way that I imagine for people who are
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not computer and sports teams might be
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dividing line if you grew up in like
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mets vs yankees or whatever year your
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sports rivalry is is just imprinted in
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your DNA as a super important thing and
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eventually a transition to okay fine so
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GU is a reasonable idea but now windows
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is better than the mac or whatever and
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that became you know the mac vs pc thing
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which was another form of tragedy
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my original abiding memory of the mac is
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essentially trying to convince other
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computer nerdy people kids and adults
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the GUI itself was a good idea and the
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end that you know just try convincing
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something like I need you know what has
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that argument anymore because no one
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ever are using it because it seems
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ridiculous i thought it was ridiculous
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than two and yet people had arguments
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and you could not convince them because
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all they knew was the command line and
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they had what they thought were really
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solid arguments about like how much more
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efficient is to memorize the commands
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inward star than it is to like bring
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your mouth up to menu was like you you
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know you're not getting its not on a
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micro-level thing a macro level thing is
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and this helps people use computers like
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the idea that every computer was going
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to work this way inevitably there's
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nothing you could do about it and they
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were like every computer are you kidding
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so that is my sort of my core memory in
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the d inside-out parlance of the
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earliest core memory
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I'm Apple was going and I would say to
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this day the sort of cohesive pneus of
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the original Matt GUI the only thing it
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has been matched by I think are probably
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appliance like devices and iOS because
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there's never been another personal
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computer operating systems including Mac
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os10 that has so fully committed to the
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graphical user interface to providing
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sort of a coherent consistent world of
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the computer in which it wasn't an
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abstraction or a shell on top of
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something that as far as the user is
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concerned there was nothing underneath
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there was no way to get underneath there
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was no terminal there was no there was
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no command line there was no there were
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no filesystem paths visible anywhere in
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the user interface you know it if you
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asked a Mac user what the path separator
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was on their operating system personally
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don't pass separator as if you were
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explaining to them they would have no
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idea that the colon is used internally
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because you just never ever sought same
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thing with the files and folders and
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icons the idea that files and folders
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represented you know this little picture
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represents your file and this little
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picture represents a directory none of
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those things represented anything they
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were the thing
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there was no in direction it was just so
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so incredibly consistent in the same way
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that if you were to ask someone like
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where is the you know the instagram app
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like oh this little icon represents the
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Instagram no they did not that is the
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Instagram when I delete that incident
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has gone and what is their the insert I
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have the answer map like that is so
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solid and there's no command line and on
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iOS and there is no way you can see file
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path on iOS start exposing I guess
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you're else kind of came and screwed up
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for everybody but anyway that was a
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there was an important part point in
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computing history and that was the most
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important point in my computing history
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as relates to apple or any other company
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has just said that you guys missed it i
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guess by my journey and computers began
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with trying to get stuff to work in das
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and and i believe was pc Darcy was IBM's
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version of us even when ms-dos was a
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thing and and I was annoying my dad
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constantly asking you know how do i do
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this how do i do that i do this happen
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that he just got exasperated and said
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I'll just read the manual and even
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though I was like eight years old he
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said it kind of sarcastically interest
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in and i took him at his word and I read
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the manual and so I I remember trying
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windows 31 and just thinking this is a
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piece of crap and I don't know why
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anyone would use this it's terrible i
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want to go back to toss and then when
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windows 95 came around it was like oh
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yeah this thing all those mac users were
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all excited about now I get it now this
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ain't so bad and look we have a recycle
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bin sort of the trash because we're
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better than they are but it was until
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windows 95 that I really understood what
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the point of it well that's not entirely
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true obviously I was nervous to warp
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user for a while and then I understood
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the gooey but but anyway it wasn't
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really much of a thing as early as it
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was for Mac users and I never really got
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that involved in the debate because I
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don't really know any mac users at the
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any other thoughts on the pre to
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thousands and then let's cover the 2004
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going to write from this is a pre-2000
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like this something like almost of my
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Apple histories and provides giving my
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earliest ones you get referrals runs it
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always gonna be home and there's just so
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much stuff before the 2,000 that's like
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a lot of Russia old man no no shit no I
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like I'm really even though you guys
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turns into let me reminisce about my
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earliest memory of apples I was trying
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to think of like why when I think back
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on Apple like the sort of milestones and
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so that the the mac gooby the mac itself
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that computer that gooey that is the
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first big gigantic tentpole when I think
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back of the first 40 years and apple
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such an important thing and then
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probably people feel like I'm giving the
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Apple to short-shrift because that's so
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important in the history of apples the
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company but i'm not going with like what
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was important to the company where I'm
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going like when I look back on the first
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40 years of Apple the first big ten
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policy is that mac and I feel like that
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that tent pole there's a through line
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from that tent pole all the way through
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to the iphone whereas i don't think
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there's a very solid through line from
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the Apple to with expansion cards and a
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command line and all and you know and
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really like there's very little about
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the Apple to like the Apple to Steve
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Wozniak's machine the mac was jobs as
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machine right and jobs is the through
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line through the all history of apple
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and four for better for worse the Apple
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to was kind of an aberration in the
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entire line and then that it was like
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the company didn't become Steve
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Wozniak's company it became Steve Jobs
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company you know he left he came back he
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brought it back in line or you know but
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like even he was gone the people who
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were there in his stead making computers
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they were much more jobs like then was
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like a launcher jobs on the unsatisfying
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as well so that's the first big ten
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policy and then you could say and then
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fast forward and it's just like ipod
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iphone right i don't i don't really see
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that I see a lot of significant
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advancements in the middle there sort of
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like that the heart of the the snow
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white design error of max where they
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were all kind of platinum colored i
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guess and had slats in them and add a
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Marco feel bad for anyone who had one
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1989 actual $10,000 for a computer like
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even look like Ferraris with the side
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slats on everything like you don't know
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anyone sorry just look at pictures of my
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magazines i was like them but the mac to
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FX was like to me actually never gonna
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meet anyone who was actually even touch
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one of these computers but I know it's
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out there an existing boys that amazing
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was like eight thousand dollars in
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help was ever gonna get one and there
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was no equipment for that to me and in
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any other line of computers forget about
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the GUI and everything like that like
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that this was like a Ferrari in that it
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wasn't like a muscle car which you could
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and built myself and a bold you know I
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have better specs in my mac to FX if
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you're lucky right that might have been
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possible but it's not a Ferrari you
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can't build a Ferrari yourself in your
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garage out of spare parts you can't buy
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like a stock mustang and replace the
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engine and do custom suspension I got my
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own for are you do not you do not have
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your own ferrari the high-end max or
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like Ferraris and that they were
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technical Marvel's they were
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ridiculously expensive and they were
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beautifully designed and like they were
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products right you know that the whole
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thing that we love about our products
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today that was there was something they
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had back then as well they had became a
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beautiful manuals their accessories
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their keyboards and mice the monitors
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they came with you know that trend tron
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displays when no one else was bothering
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with those things and make the case was
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beautifully matched to the computer and
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the power cords and just like everything
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about them they're just they're just
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magical
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I do have two effects now by the way
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home I got 135 dollars so depreciation
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sports stuff but uh I just imagine you
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don't quite have my Ferrari yet but
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maybe someday well but I guess that's
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like the second tent pole is that the
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whole error max when everybody else
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thought max sucks because the operating
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system was still great windows had not
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caught up because they never really
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understood
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what was truly magical about the mac
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like the fact that there were no file
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past that there was no command line
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there was no any files and bat files and
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I are cues and anything like that or
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drivers or any of that crap you had your
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own series of hacks though but they're
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all of them involve the abstraction grip
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we would drag things in and out of the
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system folder like physically you know
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pull this analysis and folder put into
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the system folder put in control panels
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folder put in the control panel to sable
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folder but take it out of the extensions
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folder and reboot like it was all done
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on top of that X abstraction like there
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was no there is no command line like
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there was there was no underneath like
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you know obviously you can get at the
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debugger and start pokin memory
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addresses and stuff but the abstraction
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was so total eventually the detriment of
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the mac obviously i could I love Mac
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os10 like a lot of unix right but it was
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just such a different a different age or
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computer engage eyes I think he needs to
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come back eventually and has sort of
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come back in iOS iOS takes away all that
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stuff from the users perspective it's
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still there under the cover is much more
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visible even from the developer's
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perspective than it was in the mac but
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from the users perspective iOS has
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continued to remove so I i truly feel
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like iOS is the natural successor to the
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original mac operating system much more
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so than mac OS tennis despite the fact
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that of course being a modern except i
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love my question last concert tonight is
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betterment betterment is the largest
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independent automated investing service
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out there go to betterment calm / ATP it
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retirement or to meet your other
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financial goals financial services
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industry has embraced technology with
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the entry of automated investing
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services like betterment and they're the
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largest you probably hearing a lot about
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more traditional financial services and
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i can personally vouch for that that the
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fees they offer that are so much lower
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order of magnitude lower than most the
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fees that I've seen my personal
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investing experience before this you
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really cannot beat these fees there's
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customers choose betterment advanced
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retirement or other financial goals
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memory and that I don't remember where
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this isn't the chronology so if i'm
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skipping to the end of the 2,000 by I
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don't think I am but I know actually do
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remember it was roughly 2,500 had heard
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about our ipods i had seen them i had
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perhaps used one from time to time and i
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never really was that into them
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I'm diamond rio way back when I think
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before an ipod was a thing but then the
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ipod nano came out and holy crap that I
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want one something awful and I
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eventually got 1i think aaron got it for
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me I'm this was right after we started
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dating but I got it I eventually got an
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ipad ipod nano which i still have or I
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think that's what was whatever the one
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was that had the screen and click wheel
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but it was super super thin and I just
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wanted one so hard and that was the
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first time i was really interested in an
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apple product that i can remember and
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that was I think the beginning of the
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end for me when it came for the
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beginning the beginning actually I
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should say when it came to apple stuff
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was looking at ipod nano and just
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thinking holy crap i must have that yeah
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that mean that was denied having a lot
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of people in apple honestly I mean you
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know the ipod it as a whole
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obviously a lot of people in but that
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first that first nano and the situation
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ally think really played a large part in
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it because it was so compelling that the
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the full-size ipods were always a lot
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more expensive and you know they they
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weren't they were
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amazing for the for the time but I just
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feel like that than the mini first and
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the nano just took it to another level
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yeah i agree the magic of flash storage
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so everything that was not the flash was
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not other people's radar but I review or
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an apple fan at that time as well like
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the progression from that you know the
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whole ipod line was made possible that
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tiny little whatever it was like
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inch-and-a-quarter one inch or whatever
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was this tiny little hard drives which
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are such a ridiculous hacks like doll
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furniture for your computer and you know
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a little but it works it's a real
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working hard drive right jumping from
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that to no moving parts and much smaller
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made a shocking you know that the Steve
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Jobs same Center already had in that
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little and like the little change pocket
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pulled out of that pocket and it was it
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was such a leap and especially for
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something that involves miniaturization
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it's so weird to have a popular product
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line that that really hinges on
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miniaturization to have become popular
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before flash memory was ubiquitous which
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allowed that big jump because you would
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think it would be impossible to even
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popularizing music player whether all
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the size of a deck of cards that guard
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isn't big but again it's kind of
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ridiculous when you think about it and
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so unlike cell phones and so many other
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things are smart phones anyway that it
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were born in the era of flash storage
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we're never gonna get another another
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leap like that until we get to some you
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know whatever the next technological
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breakthrough is that allows I cannot
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imagine again if you if within one phone
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generation it had the same drop in
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volume as from the mean to the nano we
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would our drawers would be on the floor
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like it would almost be the credit card
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i phone you know what I mean it would go
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like well we haven't just made it like
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half is thin and half is narrow but like
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it would you know so much to do the math
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on what the volume difference but was
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between the mini and the nano but it was
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just viscerally when you hold in your
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hand it was just shocking like how could
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this be possible this is a magic candy
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bar the gym does everything that the
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many did but it's so much smaller and
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looks like the future and scratches like
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crazy because the plastic is really soft
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loops but anyway effects that minor
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minor details no i mean so I got into
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apple stuff really in in the 2,000 in
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the in nearly 2,000 because i was
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leaving
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college and he doesn't for and I was
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about to start a new job and i was i was
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ready for a new computer and was ready
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for my first laptop and it's high time
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you looking on the pc laptop area I i
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always like ventured into like the Apple
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room at microcenter here and there to
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guess I kind of look around like as os10
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kinda got off the ground and started
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because started getting a little bit of
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attention and started you know getting
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good in in the early two thousands I i
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was i wouldn't even look in there and I
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just kept thinking like man os10 looks
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really nice and these apple laptops are
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really nice this is the area of the
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powerbook g4 and so I i was seeing these
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apple laptops looks so good
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the same house in the market for a
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laptop the pc laptops at the time were
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just no not doing anything for me and I
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wanted something really good because I
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was curious about this platform as you
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know what this this seems like the right
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basic 15 inch powerbook g4 that the
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current macbook pro doesn't still look
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that different from I just wanted that
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so badly and and so I I once I finished
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college I scrape together the graduation
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money I gotten from here and there and
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various savings here and there and spent
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something like twenty four hundred
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dollars on powerbook g4 1544 at first i
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was using it like I got into it slowly
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i-i-i-ice forgetting i clearly figure
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how this works
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transfer over some some of the things i
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do on to this and then over the next I
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don't know year or two around two
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thousand five or so over the next year
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too i just stopped wanting to use my
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windows pcs it because os10 was just so
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much better in so many ways and most was
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when I think it still is better just
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think this design considerations the way
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things worth technical advancements of
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things the respect it shows for users
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and their time and their attention
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I just the overall quality of of good
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third-party software on the platform it
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it was just so much better than windows
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and in my opinion again still is
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it got to the point where i was when i
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was at work one day I i worked at a
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company that was developing a search web
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apps like search-based enterprise web
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apps so all i had to do was write code
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in C it didn't really matter what
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platform i used to write that code and I
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needed I needed a terminal window that
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can run VI and then excuse me determine
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whether they can run like a run them on
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linux servers that we were logging into
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development on and web browser and an
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email client that's all i needed so all
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those things I got the mac in fact
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terminal it's actually easier on the mac
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i was using stupid cygwin that work in
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that sucks oh yeah exactly so one day at
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work it was when windows XP service pack
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2 came out this is somewhere around two
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dozen five members very specifically
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service pack 2 introduced a feature if
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there was an update to be installed from
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windows update which there always was it
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would show boxes saying hey this is
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ready to go you want to reboot now or
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after a certain amount of time maybe a
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couple hours or whatever it was just
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reboot for you and it would force close
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everything all windows you had open it
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would just force close the mall and
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forcefully reboot the computer if you
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didn't respond this box in a certain
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number of hours so one day I had a ton
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of terminal windows open
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tons of stuff open my computer and I
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went home for the night it was my work
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computer and I came back came back the
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next morning and it's unfortunately
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rebooted the computer and I was so mad
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that I just unplug the monitor plugged
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into my mac that I was being with me
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everyday anyway like when I to stuff it
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into my mac keyboard and mouse plug them
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into my mac and just turned off my work
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computer and just never use that windows
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where computer again after a small
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amount of time i did the same thing at
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home I had this gaming pc ableton home
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basically only to play half-life two
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I eventually just stop wanting to use
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that for anything too and so I i just
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started using my Mac full time because I
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just I didn't want to use windows
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anymore it had annoyed me for so many
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years with mediocrity
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you know I i had some good times on
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Windows but those times were over
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and it was very very clear from you know
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2005 ish forward those times were
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completely over you know I had a very
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similar journey into the max so after i
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think it was in school maybe or shortly
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after I graduated I started running
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ubuntu on my thinkpad and that was what
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i was using full time at home i was on
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windows at work and a bunch of home and
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it was working pretty well for the most
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part this was fairly early in bunches
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history and I was doing a distro upgrade
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from like God gutsy given to hardy heron
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or something like that I forget exactly
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what it was but I was doing upgrade and
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i think was like x windows just
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completely crapped the bed and I
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couldn't get my thinkpad to work anymore
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without like reinstalling everything and
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I didn't want to go back to windows
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because i'd left windows on purpose and
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even though you know linux on the
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desktop was and remains a disaster it
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was less with disaster windows but now
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in a similar way to what you would
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experience on Windows Marco were just
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kind of reboot it on you and didn't tell
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you or didn't give you the chance not to
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well i tried to do this upgrade it just
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failed miserably and meanwhile i had you
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among others Marco whispering in my ear
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figuratively speaking you should get a
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mac you should get a mac you should get
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a mac you should get a mac and I vividly
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remember it was the WTC keynote i
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believe was 2008 i'm almost sure that I
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was wdc 2008 I listen to it or fail to
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follow along i guess to make sure they
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didn't introduce new macs and then that
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evening I went to the apple store and
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bought myself my first mac which was a
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polycarbonate macbook or poly book as i
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like to call it and that was in 2008 and
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I haven't bought a pc sense and you
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started an intel yeah yeah it that this
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is the same way that John can't stand
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how late i started I i look at your
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start that way even though the
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difference between John started when i
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started was like 20 years and between
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when i started when you start was like
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two years
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yeah yeah that really is accurate but it
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i can understand why you would feel like
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it was a lifetime difference i mean i
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think i was on leopard i think i was
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after tiger when i bought a machine
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am i started on whatever 10-3 was called
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I can't forget i keep forgetting that
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you guys never read any of my OS 10
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reviews like in real time as they're
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released like it only if you would ever
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look at that would only be like looking
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backwards what you said about about
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windows like kind of feeling wronged
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feel like I think what crystallized it
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for me was the overall feeling from
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using windows at the time I don't know
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the last version of windows i used
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extensively was windows XP so I which
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grants many people are still using that
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but I don't know how it's been since
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then in anything more than just
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occasional users here and there but the
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impression I got from one up to that
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point was just that this was microsoft
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computer and I was along for the ride
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like the computer would just like you
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know if the winners like hey you know
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what we're gonna reboot now
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ok i just go and wait wait i was doing
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something know we're gonna reboot now
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sorry and you back up and it's like hey
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you want to take a tour
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no I want to do my work like it's it
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just always felt like Windows treats the
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computer like it's theirs and that
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they're pretty they're putting on a
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little show for you and I gonna do what
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they're gonna do it without regard to
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any respect for you and what you're
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doing in the working to do whereas max
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and they still have this advantage a
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little not as much but they still do
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whole disadvantage the mac respected you
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as the user things out of your way
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they're like things like for instance on
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Windows it was a common occurrence for
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some background application to put up a
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box that would steal the focus from the
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former from the first application and so
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you be just typing on all of a sudden
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you get a different app like wait what
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the hell happened and it was some things
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showed a system model box and took over
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the focus and imax that wasn't possible
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but it happened oh just way less often
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and just in general
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max give you the the the impression and
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the design that really left you in
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control of your computer and respected
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your time and your attention eh it
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wouldn't just like drag you along in two
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different things all we hey we got to go
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to this new thing having a what you want
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you want to get spammed by this new
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offer that we have this nude cool
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feature here's here's more balloons to
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profit from the system tray to tell you
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all about things and
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if you if you click on the blue they
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don't go away about a new window so you
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gotta figure out where to click on make
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them go away which might exist
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it was just the difference in overall
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attitude towards the user and the
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experience of being a user of both these
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platforms at the time the difference
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could not have been more striking and
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and I do still think that that
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difference exists today and I i don't
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know if it's wider or narrower but it's
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still there as far as i know and i think
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i think os10 soon to be renamed max
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still has the the advantage there is a
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significant margin and that's why i
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still use and this is why I like I am
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such a fan of the Mack I i know it's
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less cool these days to be a fan of the
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mac because not only does everybody have
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them but now the future of computing is
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not the mac according to everybody I
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just don't buy that because I'm such a
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huge fan of the mac i love the mac so
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much i still love it to this day and
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this is all one of the reasons why i am
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so critical when things the mac don't go
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well when it you know if I start seeing
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things slipping or things getting worse
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this is why I'm critical because
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everything i do for work for hobbies for
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entertainment
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almost everything i do involves using a
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computer and I do not want the computer
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to be anything else but a Mac I've tried
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windows
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unfortunately never in linux on the
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desktop of my main desktop i use it here
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and there like at work and school
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sometimes but I never never and I'm a
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computer because I'm not crazy
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okc but everyone I please I know that
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Windows is going to have this new linux
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subsystem we will talk about if it ever
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becomes relevant to us you know I think
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it's still early but I know windows
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Adams please please don't emails about
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this week we know thank you very much we
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will talk about it when when the time
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comes but i do not want to switch back
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to windows and I think if Mac os10 never
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got so bad that I couldn't use it
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anymore
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I would switch to linux because i really
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did run fleeing from windows and as much
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as Microsoft has done things in recent
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years that are interesting to people
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like us they know we always say oh this
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is interesting
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windows 8 with this
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new thing was interesting and Windows 10
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these new things are interesting the
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gnu/linux system that's interesting
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these are all interesting when you're
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not using them and they're interesting
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less interesting and and from what I
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hear from people they read the reason
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the reviews from all these things are so
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mixed and there's so many gotchas and
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trade-offs and negatives associated with
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them that it's it sounds to me like
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always bit where my entire time using
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Windows I had a love-hate relationship
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it i tolerated it but it had all these
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annoyances shortcomings and it sounds
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like that's still what it is you know
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just how things shift around a little
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bit there's different audiences some of
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them fix them but have someone added
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sounds like windows from what everyone
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uses it tells me it sounds like it's
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still about the same just you know think
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things are different but the same but
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the mac i I really feel protective of
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because it is my entire computing life
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and I I don't I I neither want that to
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change nor do I want the mac to get
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I only want them back to get better and
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and that that is why you know I every
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time i say anything negative about apple
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on the show we hear criticism for it
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people complain to us all the time that
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were that were to negative towards Apple
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or that we created Apple too much rather
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tired of hearing a lot about especially
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focused towards me but this is why I do
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it because I love this platform so much
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I depend on the platform so much and
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nothing else out there is good enough
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you know you mentioned when you're
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talking about the computer like
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respecting the user and you know not
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feeling like you're using someone else's
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computer and like the computer microsoft
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was in control of the computer and you
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just happened to be there and it would
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tolerate your some period of time
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it's once again reminded of how sad mall
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it's probably your age but also partly
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but that you were alive when using
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computers during the age when the mac
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even more like this for the first thing
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that popped in my mind I they gave your
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original example of the computer not
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respecting what you were doing whatever
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it's like old man voice time was and you
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could name it whatever you wanted
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I mean you guys never you lived through
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it but you didn't live through it as a
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user there are when I mean it was still
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files and folders right but you could
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name files whatever you wanted and most
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of the computing world has never lived
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on a system where that's true that the
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file the file name was you just type
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stuff there right sentences spaces
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punctuation no Colin's that will just
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substitute hyphen most people didn't
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notice that one but you but slashes you
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if you want to put dates whatever you
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wanted except for this one special
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character
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yeah yeah all that that's the whole
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thing they wouldn't it wouldn't be but
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you would just suddenly turned into a
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hyphen and and you know but mostly what
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I remembering dates like you do you know
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month day year and the you know typical
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us date type thing with / and stuff
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most of the time you just typing words
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there but the whole point is that the
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file name was entirely the users domain
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you could you name your hard drives
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whatever you want you can name your
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files whatever you wanted and I did I
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mean my hard drives whatever I wanted to
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call them my name my files and folders
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in sentences with capital letters in
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each word and spaces between them and
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punctuation and that was a freedom that
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essentially we had for this brief moment
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in time is mostly gone now in any system
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that forces us to deal with the files at
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all I mean I guess the freedom and iOS
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like all your files at all now you're
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free don't feel better but that got
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taken away because it was one of the
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things that didn't carry over from
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classic Mac Mac os10 it's one things
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that has never existed in Windows or
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Linux or anything like that
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yeah whatever you guys missed it it was
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great it was glorious and I don't know
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if I don't know if all ever
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I don't know who ever lived to see it
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again when will i have when will someone
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rediscover that I guess maybe they only
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rediscover it in the context where files
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are no longer thing I know that's the
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jury's still out on that we've talked
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about it so much about how iOS does this
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wonderful thing of
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hiding the file system from people and
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yet the file system is such a flexible
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way files and folders to solve so many
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problems that you either have to end up
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recreating the file system in the form
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of a new abstraction that isn't actually
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directly back by the file system but
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just gives people to arrest you know
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like springboard is a great example
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folders you know they call them folders
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just for historical reasons if you were
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to plop someone down in 2007 that our
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whatever they added folders to
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springboard not 2007 I guess they wanted
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they call those folders they don't look
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anything like folders and they don't
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really behave anything like that's all
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you got to explain desktop metaphor
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files folders anyway
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yet you re creating something like that
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but it's not quite the same thing
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doesn't have the same flexibility of
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being able to name things and save them
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somewhere and and organize them and pull
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them back up so it could be that no one
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ever hesitation to use that but if it
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turns out that that type of arrangement
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really is the best way we come up with
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for people to arbitrarily arrange stuff
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on their computing device maybe it will
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come back again but boy it was great and
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I still think about it every time I see
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like a a hidden file name extension
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comes out and scares me or incorrect
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file an extension causes an icon to have
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chosen the file to have the wrong icon
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of course it to launch the wrong
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application by what a mess so just annoy
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you John like all kidding aside that
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that Marco and I especially I especially
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me are so new to the platform like does
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that frustrate you because we don't have
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that that we didn't go through the
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crappy time like you did now it's mostly
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I i tried the thing that bothers me the
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most is the time when you guys were
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alive and using computers but weren't
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using that all the things that all
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things that you like about Max were true
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and Pat perhaps like it's that perhaps
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even more true then
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and yet you weren't like it's like
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wasted time like you could have been
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using max but you weren't for a bunch of
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silly reason right that's fair that's
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although i don't know if you would put
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you know 10 or 12 year old me in front
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of a mac at home like not at school
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because I enjoyed using at school I mean
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it was a it was a neat little diversion
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but if you put me in front of one of
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those at home I don't think I would have
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appreciated
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like even you know an equivalently aged
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you was like i don't i don't want to do
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the math in my head but however old you
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were when the mac was new was young as
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far as i remember as far as I'm aware
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and so you appreciate it even has a
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younger age are at a younger age you
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appreciated much better than I think I
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would have if I were in your shoes
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not I I think you would I think you both
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had you both had and have the like the
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the sensibilities to appreciate it i
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mean speaking more realistic me that I
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like this
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my experience has been whenever I had
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someone over my house who was a hardcore
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PC user like a friend or whatever was
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totally into be seized and thought max
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were junk i could blow their mind with
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the things i did with my computer even
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my computer was black-and-white the fact
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that the pixels are so friggin microsoft
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was the retina screen of the day they
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had never seen experience with pixels
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the smaller the sharp like I would blow
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their mind with black-and-white games
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you know I games and inequity talk how
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could you blow their mind with the game
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they're playing doom right the pixels of
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the size of boulders right i would blow
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their mind by having multiple screens
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and arranging them was like the displays
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control panel like there were so many
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things I could do that would just make
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their heads explode and they were their
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drawers would drop it was just so much
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farther ahead of anything we had ever
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did that mean they were gonna go home
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and buy a mac know because max where max
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or a bajillion dollars there's no
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avoiding this like they were just so
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much more expensive and it's kind of
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like it you know the computers
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themselves are so much more expensive
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back then it's not like you had each kid
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had their own computer like the family
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had one computer was like a car you know
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it wasn't like you just bought a new one
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every year hoping this would be for the
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upgrade cycle and the internet and other
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stuff so realistically speaking about
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how made somebody was by my mac they're
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not going to go home and say hey mom can
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we buy three thousand dollars in
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nineteen eighties money computer they
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were like what are you talking about it
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was you know so really i'm speaking of
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our position of massive privilege having
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had the original you know macintosh 128k
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macintosh and a series of maxim like you
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just couldn't form that because that was
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one thing that was true back in the you
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know the the slam against the max
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they're more expensive my god with a
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more expensive everything to help them
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somewhere the keyboard was two hundred
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dollars for crying out loud at nineteen
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eighties money right one
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fantastic was an awesome keyboard though
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ask where I think he's still using it
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oh that's so real so this week that's
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one of the reasons but and that was also
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one of the reasons that you couldn't
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convince people accepted that they would
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come over and I would blow them away
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with my amazing mcintosh but they had to
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go back home and retrench on the pc
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because there's no way they could get a
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mac like there was it was never going to
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happen right i mean they would have had
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to turn around and try to convince their
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parents together mac and they would not
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be successful because their parents
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wouldn't be as impressed by what
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everything that i showed them so that it
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was it was an uphill battle and but i
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believe both of you would have also been
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impressed by the things I mean even when
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i got my color 1 24 bit color it's not
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24-bit color on picking on me again all
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my pc using friends have never even seen
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a screen with 16.8 million college had
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no idea like they were you know vga 256
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they were just amazing that you would go
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640 by 480 it's like you don't even know
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what you're talking about guys let me
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show you
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you know you're like a transfer
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got i would drag a window half on the
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black and white screen half on the color
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screen and move it around just their
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little brains would explode and you know
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thousand dollars right so how those are
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the days man but I mean there there are
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explicable reasons but i feel like you
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two would have appreciated what you're
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seeing because you appreciate I mean you
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appreciate nice things like that that
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look nice you appreciate the Apple
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aesthetic like all the sort of things
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that make a Ferrari different than a
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muscle car i believe you both could have
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appreciated then because you do
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appreciate that the same reason case you
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made your disk icon look different
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that is a Mac user thing to do 9pcs had
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drive letters I see and I think it was
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just me wanting to be cooler than my
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peers I appreciate everything you just
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said that the mac was cooler though it
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was it i mean yeah i know i was well put
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to you because you appreciated these
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things whereas to mark when I am i'm
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putting words in Marcos mouth
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I think we would have been like you know
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that is really cool that you have all
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these colors and yeah that does look
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nice but
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remind me again why I can't play doom or
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whatever you know the game of the week
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was right i don't think i would have
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carried a game games was the thing that
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you could pull out of the pc but like a
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you know it seemed like it was old hat
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like doing was everywhere it doing was
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not a differentiator everybody had doom
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like you could you could play due mon on
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any old computer wasn't technically
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impressive after the first you know then
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same thing with like you know the the
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playstation and once the 3d game console
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started coming out a lot of the gaming
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shifted that look like pc gaming you
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know the result that was always gonna be
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something that the pc was going to do
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better and you know the mac never came
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close in gaming so that was just just
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complete write-off but that's why I said
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it was amazing that I can impress my
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friends with mac games good
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what in the world could you impress them
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with like they had every game in the
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world right then they have everything in
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the world what what kind of mac possibly
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do with games and our children games
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that didn't even exist on the pc so
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that's like opening their eyes up to a
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you know whole world of quirky games and
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be high-res games like there are certain
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genres of games that's why syndicate was
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so amazing to go with 640 by 480 you
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have to see the little people on your pc
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it was like one of the only pc games
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like when i was playing sitting with my
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friends that even like see the reason
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you like this game is the reason why
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people care anything about the mac games
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because the mac has no games the most
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the games are terrible but the ones that
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it has are all beautiful and high-res
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and have nice colors & are interesting
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or whatever anyway now I definitely
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think the mac was cooler in the same
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with Steve Jobs cool than Bill Gates
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like that's basically the human
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embodiment of why app on the max cooler
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first of all I think there might be at
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the age gap here showing that like I
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think John you're talking about the
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difference between macs and pcs for
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gaming and stuff i think at an earlier
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time span that was mostly relevant to me
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in kc words like for us like we were
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comparing max in like you know 1994
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through 99 like that like that error
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like comparing those macs two depending
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on one the 46 and and us vga graphics
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cards and us that you're comparing the
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Apple going down the toilet drain like
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Apple going-out-of-business like the pre
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Steve Jobs 1997 like the low point of
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Apple so if you're if you're any of the
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middle to late nineties yet that was the
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worst Apple would ever be
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that's why I'm saying that it was a
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shame that you had missed out on apple
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for all those years when you could have
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been using when you just wasn't even on
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your radar right because Apple was not
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as bad then especially in comparison so
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I mean computer and i got my first
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computer 94like so it was but I got a
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computer APPL was already on the decline
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and at that point like you know you say
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you say like me in kc you know we
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appreciate good things I don't know
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about Casey but would not when i was in
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middle school and high school I didn't
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appreciate nice things I just wanted to
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play games like that's yeah that's what
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every middle school or high school wants
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to do with their computers play games
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it's look I you know I can yeah i could
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type of paper on it cool let me finish
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that we can go back to playing doom like
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that it was an end by the way every
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other game because of the high like yes
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you could play games on max but not most
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of them and usually not when they were
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new 1pcs i think over your play doom on
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the mac and the nineties actually have
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terrible terrible next version of doom
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for that was grim
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yeah but see and like gaming on the Mac
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was always a second-class citizen very
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gaming on the on the pc like in the
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nineties so and honestly still today but
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less less so to hey you guys know how
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good you have it today I think maybe
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worse today is like a backhand even in
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the nineties if I had showed you a
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black-and-white version of dark castle
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you would have been impressed because
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there was nothing like that on the pc
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because there was over the mac only game
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and it just looked and played so much
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differently than anything you would have
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seen on NBC you would have still said
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that dream was better because doing was
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better but it was interesting and an
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impressive and novel in in a way that
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made the mat and differentiated the mac
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because there is no way the mac was
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going to me by saying whatever popular
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game you liking your pc we have that on
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the Mac because of what was the point
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even if it exactly duplicated was like
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well but i already had that the only way
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that could could be meaningful in any
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way was to have something different and
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that's how you would impress a jaded
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diehard PC you can impress them by
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showing them doom and quake they already
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have those games like even if they ran
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perfectly so what they already had that
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it has to be something different
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and that's what Mac gaming had again
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they're not gonna say okay well now i
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need to get a mac but plenty of pc using
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friends like I will never give up my pc
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for a mac but can we go over to your
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house and play that weird that game that
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we're playing hey what happened to all
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the time
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well that was going to like be abandoned
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computers were educated they're so
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expensive the so not only did like most
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people don't even have one so you have
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to have one at all was a luxury and also
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you wouldn't have been exposed to many
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of them during that time like like you
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know the total number of computers that
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I played on during my entire childhood
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was probably like including at friends
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houses was probably less than 10 so i
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can get you weren't exposed to many
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computers you if you have any were very
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lucky and the upgrade cycle was pretty
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long especially when you're a kid like
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three years or five years feels like
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forever when you're a kid that could be
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like a 30 or childhood least the part
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you remember so whatever you got like
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the sense of like you know what is now
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called fanboyism like the sense of I
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trying to defend your purchase trying to
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never let the thought into your head
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that something else is out there is
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better than what you got
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pc people had no chance of appreciating
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anything the mac had that was better
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because they were pc people already and
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they couldn't just like buy a mac next
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month like know you were stuck with that
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pc you got for all of middle school you
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know you're over it so like whatever you
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had like you had to be happy with that
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and they could probably couldn't buy a
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mac next year in prison they were so
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expensive when it came time to replace
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your pc there's nowhere you're gonna
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replace it with a computer that cost
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literally twice as much right times as
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much everything but I've again the
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things you appreciate the type of person
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who would see just the hardware on a Mac
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like what the case looks like what how
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it's designed and how it doesn't look
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like you know the IBM PC xtk soar like
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the Gateway always liked it was
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aesthetically a difference in both the
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hardware and the software that you would
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appreciate it as sort of like a nicer
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things kinda like if you got into your
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friends Mercedes like we never had fancy
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cars but I had friends who had Perseids
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are their parents will come to pick me
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up and I would sit in them over like wow
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like this is a different this is a
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different kind of car everything in this
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car is nicer the door handles the seats
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the dashboard the headliner the little
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carpets under my feet
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everything about it's just nicer and
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Weiner and like the mac did that with
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the little pixels on the screen that
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everything was like classy and tasteful
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and nicely drawn maybe again if you'd
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like that particular style that the mac
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deals you I feel like both you do like
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that particular style because apple
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style today when both hardware and
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software is not that different from that
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and so again it doesn't mean that you
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would run out and buy one but that you
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would see it and go this is a nice this
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is a nice thing here this ridiculously
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expensive computer I can kind of see
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where the six thousand dollars went
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someone paid some designer to make this
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case to look nice so it looks good from
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all sorts of angles and everything kind
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of matches and its really nice and
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everything I see the screen is nice to
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like to the keyboard sucks
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yeah some people some people can't be
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ship is all they would see is like the
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lack of a command line or let you know
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if there are eunuchs never did like the
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lack of you know emacs or them or
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whatever like it depends on what you say
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about it because the fact that you two
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are Mac users today I feel confident
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that you would have that attraction
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could have been fostered in younger
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versions of yourself and so you did so
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your first Apple experiences weren't
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like when Apple what is the lowest point
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it would ever be in the history of the
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company and had the worst products that
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would ever have a ministry of the
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company probably not a good entry point
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for you to get into apple i don't know i
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agree with Marco that I i think in that
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era I don't know that I the eye for it
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but who knows you know you know you can
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the day is I remember fretting with my
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father for days sometimes weeks trying
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to figure out the exact right bill to
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make of our gateway 2000 computer and
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in many ways that's not a good thing
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that we had that much choice that there
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were that many options that we have to
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figure this all out
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thing or brand new and you would
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eventually place the order over the
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phone and you have to quadruple check it
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to make sure they got it right and you
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have to get catalogs and blah blah blah
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in for me with such a bonding moment
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with my dad that we had to figure out
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the exact right computer
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that both of us could agree on and we
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had so many choices a raid in front of
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us and so many different decisions we
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have to make and although i'm so glad
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today that i don't have to do those
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sorts of things that that my data that i
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have maybe two or three options within
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the brand the kind of computer i want
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i'm still up i'm thankful for that time
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because it was really really awesome at
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that moment in such an exciting time to
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be in 2pcs was when you had so many
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options to customize so much but i don't
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know maybe for you John you just found
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that deplorable well then when you're
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done you got a pc at the end so is kind
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go to the you guys probably do these
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things to him maybe a little before your
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time you go to like computer fares are
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like flea market type things where
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people would sell all the components to
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build your pc that's how I built the
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first pci built right and being you know
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that's that was I guess it was kind of
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like maybe before compusa and the super
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stories came like this is where you
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would go to pull your pc or just people
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people will have cases and drives and
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motherboards and just all the different
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components and it was just making around
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around 36 46 hours i remember these
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being big before like by the time the
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Pentiums around I feel like the super
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stores to start to come on and you would
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go there you just go to frys or
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something and get your pieces but these
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are more sort of low-rent people setting
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up tables buying parts from the Far East
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and just selling them to you know about
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a pentium two and one of those you could
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get you could go there you know what you
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were looking for you could go there and
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build yourself a pc at all sorts of
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parts and again that was the one of the
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big rally crisis like I can build this
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amazing computer they can run quick in
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this that and the other thing and look
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how cheaply I could do it and of course
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what you would end up with this is
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terrible mongrel looks like it was made
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assembled from pieces that you bought a
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computer fair which is exactly what it
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how come on it wasn't it was just in the
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same and light 737 that everybody else
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had their with lots of different popular
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case i remember i was still going to
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computers went full high towers were
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thing did you ever get a full height
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that yeah actually the first one built
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was indeed a full-height shower because
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i want another drive bays
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I mean you can live in there like you
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make a little house is like a hawk said
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remember how your computer's I i think
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the only time i had excitement about the
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phenomena together with my friends and
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watch them assemble their crap pcs with
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the part about the same part that I was
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excited about was I was excited to help
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them build their species i will say i
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want to go over their house and play pc
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games on it right on the head
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also I had later a little bit later i
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guess this was in the superstar when the
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dawning of the linux age minutes before
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that and linux that was exciting because
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all right everyone knows you can build a
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pc but you can build a unix computer
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from the same pieces that was a novel
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concept because before that the only way
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you got against computer was like any
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university and like you know son would
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sell to you for even more than a mac or
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whatever now it's like these same parts
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of the same flea market I can make a
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computer and run linux on and so now I'm
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not building a crappy pc i'm running a
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linux server that's going to connect to
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the internet and it's going to be
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amazing
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goodness
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any other thoughts market let's start
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with you on the apples 40th congrats i
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guess i don't know it's hard you know
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it's there such a big company now
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they've come so far it's it's kind of
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like saying you know the history of like
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GE like it
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they're so big that it's it's kind of
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hard to sum it up and and to see what's
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going to happen next
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i I just I hope that they continue to be
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Apple to take TQ to be a Polly to not
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lose their personality and I hope is a
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very strong future for the Mac because
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almost every thing we've talked about so
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far tonight in in this celebration of
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their history was not just the history
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of Apple but the history of specifically
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the mac and now Apple to a lot more
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things and I really hope the Mac doesn't
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get lost or neglected because it is so
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great and while there is obviously tons
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of room for people to be you doing their
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computing on iOS and other things I i do
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still think that these devices are not
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killing the mac and not replacing the
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mac it's just sit there just a new thing
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it's another thing that you could do
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in addition to or instead of if you want
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to but the mac itself I think is the
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core of all this stuff it's it's the
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home base it is the hub as they used to
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sell as they sell it by and I i really
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hope the mac has a bright future and I
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think it will and I i look forward to
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what that includes yeah i agree it's
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funny you're you're right in saying that
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we haven't really talked about iOS much
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and I think that's because I associate
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so much of like older Apple with the mac
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because naturally these things weren't
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existing but you know i have five
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stories about the ipad I've stories
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about the iphone but man I've really
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like using this as an opportunity to
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think about the mac and John final
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thoughts
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yeah we didn't really get to the other
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pillars every night they're kind of
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obvious that i get me the too close to
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home but I maybe I put in the notes
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maybe i'll talk about the imac a little
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bit next week but obviously after that
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you know you mentioned the ipod and of
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course you got the iphone we're in the
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obituary of apple if it was to die today
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the young age of 40 iphones line one
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right i mean it is such a sum of the
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larger much more successful revolution
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of the same kind as the mac in that what
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Apple said is here's the way the phones
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are going to work and it this time the
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world was much faster to go oh you're
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totally right that's it that's because
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that's what we're going to do you see
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all the pictures of like phones before
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and after the iphone again apples not
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first with a touchscreen phone not even
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first with mostly screen touchscreen
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phone but such a huge revolution so I
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feel like it's the mac maybe the ipod
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and then the iphone hot for 40 years of
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putting most companies don't even get a
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one hit on the caliber not hit not even
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just like popular product and one sort
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of revolution where it is a dividing
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line between what did computers look
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like before they had gooeys and what
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they look after and what was responsible
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for that transition
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what did phones look like before the
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iphone and what they look like after and
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ipod about the digital music players act
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like before and after maybe sort of
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popularized digital music player but
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again most companies don't even have a
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single one of those the biggest company
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in the world
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and have one Apple has to which is
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phenomenal to maybe 2.5 and that's what
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I think defines Apple its first 40 years
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that it proves that it's the company and
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then you get in but the Apple too and
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there you nobody did the line needs to
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put in their press the button on the
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press releases Apple ignited the
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personal computer revolution blah blah
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and yet the Apple to was important but
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you could say that if the if the Apple
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to didn't happen then maybe the IBM PC
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might everywhere they really that
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different but the mac really made
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something happen that the I don't think
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if the mac didn't exist we would have to
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wait much longer for the first big-girl
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computer and the same thing with a
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smartphone with the iphone didn't exist
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we probably would eventually got into a
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similar place but it would have taken
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way longer just look what I android look
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like in the days before the iphone will
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look like after so Apple is defined as
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this company that has done this
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miraculous thing multiple times and
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therefore take this magical place in our
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minds in our memories that it is not
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just a bunch of people who are in the
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right place at the right time and got
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lucky once that they somehow have
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figured out a way system for you know a
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system for greatness and then same is
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similar to picture or whatever with that
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system of steve jobs i guess we'll find
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out in 30 years ago you know it wasn't
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really assistant for greatness was
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really just as one amazing guy but I
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feel like there's been enough things
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that have happened and enough promise
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has been shown that i did it's not out
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of the question for Apple to have
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another iphone like product revolution
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somewhere in our lifetimes I'm like
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self-driving cars i'm pretty confident
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notice that is a feasible a feasible
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thing that could happen but if not if
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Apple goes out of business today I'd
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still say you would stand it up as one
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of the great companies ever to be on the
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face of the earth in all terms you could
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possibly measure financial success
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customer satisfaction which Tim loves
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mr. percent and just it an impact on the
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world like if you were to you know they
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were do one of those montages of the the
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you know the years that Apple has
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existed a lot of things that Apple did
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would appear in that montage not because
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it would be glorifying apple because
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they changed the way all of us live
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and.and work and had to help the thing
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that sucks about three sponsors this
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hover blue apron and betterment and
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we'll see you next week
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now the show is over they didn't even
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mean to be in because it was accidental
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yes byl ISS so that's Casey list and a
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now what is this ongoing I ongoing
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that some quick that we can just use his
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name for sure
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yeah that's a quickie guess it's just
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complaining but like I talked to this
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before that you really want to follow up
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that with with complaining what Apple
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just a minor like update on this thing
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we were talking about before like doing
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stuff and pages and it wouldn't let me
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save it's not me it's my daughter she
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wants to write things
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yeah you had some kind of like some kind
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of like sink conflict right yeah and I
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just I just wants to write plaintext
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more or less or style text and I don't
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know why I keep encouraging her to do
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this sort of the pages in the dark I
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trying to have read about our iPad
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anymore they gave up on that but this
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document and she typed stop she likes
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the right thing so just got a bunch of
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writing paragraph you typed a bunch of
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stuff then it was time for dinner to get
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off the computer or something else
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should say before you go and she
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some error and I'm like really it's a
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new untitled document created on a
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single computer with no thinking about
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whatsoever and I can't save and at that
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point my god just go and do your thing
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daddy will take care of this I couldn't
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take care of it and there I couldn't I
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couldn't save this document is an
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untitled document I i could not say that
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i had to copy and paste text out of it
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put into text edit and save it somewhere
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else and I don't know what the moral of
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the story is but I just it's slowly
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teaching me an important lesson like
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Marco and plugging his pc and and
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connecting up the mac that just just
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never use anything that touches iCloud
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or pages that were just as I don't know
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what teaching you teaching me to be sad
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and and it's it's a it's making the
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unsuccessful it showing my daughter
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anything about computers new document
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type words it's a
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complete utter failure she just has to
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leave the room and when she comes back
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have to say don't use that program
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anymore just what I don't dumb ass daddy
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why it's just it's too sad for words to
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use and i had to use microsoft word
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that's what I did because you know when
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you make a new document according to
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type words in it you save it save the
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document pretty much every time i'm
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pretty sure saves document local disk
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in the technology it's also gotten so
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much more complicated that the basics
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often don't work as reliable as they
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used to because it's not as basically
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you think it's basic you think I'm just
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saving a document to local disk but some
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that like it basically i mean if i want
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to put on my computer and for a second I
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lot of documents even text edit when you
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make a new document since it is like
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autosave enabled it will make the new
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document in your iCloud Drive like by
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default or maybe if that's the last
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place you saved or whatever so
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unbeknownst to you you think you're
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typing in a document that has not yet be
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saved but it has been saved it's gonna
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save in iCloud Drive you know and
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everything except text that has been
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doing that since like the very first
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cloud-enabled version you just open up
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and taking your document you don't know
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and something is wrong with her specific
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iCloud drive connected to her Apple ID
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systemic problem or a bug i think like
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something server-side and her iCloud
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Drive is hosed and like it poisons
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anything you put there and at that point
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like that that new document that you
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created was already essentially sort of
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autosave created in her iCloud Drive and
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trying to save it and give it a name
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gave some weird error like can't open
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untitled like it was trying to sort of
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might not make it open the document and
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then received under new name but it was
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already iCloud like driving factors if I
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had open pages and made new document
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such that it auto save their desktop i
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think everything would have been fine
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but it was too late i had a single
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window is called untitled one or
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whatever it's called and had the words
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and there was no action i could take
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other than copying pasting content of
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that window to get that thing saving to
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a file on disk like literally nothing
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this is a single computer no thinking
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involved and so I can kind of understand
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how it didn't work but like you said
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Margaret I know the basics of New York
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it's not basic
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I cloud a cloud ConnectedDrive synced by
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a background demon running on the thing
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with the you know document ubiquity and
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all these that's not basic at all it's
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far it looks basic but it's not it's not
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it's just it's fiendishly complicated if
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it works fine but if it doesn't regular
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people can't be expected to understand
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that all they know is i had saved a game
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in error dialog box and put me back into
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a window that would that was still
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unsaved and window call untitled you
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know you should have done no use the IRA
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