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we this and almost nothing else image
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capture says oh I can't do that because
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of air 9 negative nine thousand nine
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hundred seventeen and I was like wolf
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crap at this point I'm basically using
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Windows already that's a useful error
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message negative nine nine thousand
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seven system is negative number errors
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right it's probably an OS status that's
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that's uh that's that's deep Mac flavor
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negative number and in a dialog error
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dialog all I'm saying is it was a
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completely non actionable error and I
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could not find anything useful on the
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internet about what to do about it and I
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don't know if the issue was that
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something on my iPhone is corrupted and
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the issue is iOS software is kind of
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broken or at least for me anyway I don't
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know if it was something that was wrong
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with my Mac I tried two different Mac's
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had different but similar problems
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across both it's just things like what
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roommates I can tell you what the
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problem was you were doing something
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that Apple does not give that they could
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not possibly give less efficient about
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you were connecting an iPad or you can
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se an iPhone to your Mac with a cable
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and then you were launching an old
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program from the Mac OS utilities folder
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to try to take data off of your iPhone
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over a wire Apple could not give less
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efficient about that so it's never
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tested and I think you're probably right
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and that's just really too bad right and
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maybe the problem is this gets me maybe
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the problem is Kaycee again and that
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maybe I just need to accept iCloud photo
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library but for reasons that are not
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interesting and that I don't care to
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explain I'm not all in on iCloud photo
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library and because it in the past it
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was always fine because I would just I
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would have to remember to pull things
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off my phone but no big deal that it
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worked every time a hundred percent of
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the time it worked every time
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now sixty percent of the time it works
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every time that's also a reference John
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so anyway though it's just it I found
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myself and I think I made the same
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speech again like six months ago I found
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myself just more and more annoyed that
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things that used to reliably work don't
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work anymore
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and it was such whiplash because in the
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in in the same you know day or two
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window I've just head over heels fallen
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in love with this with this MacBook
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adorable and thoughts myself you know
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what even though I'm not the kind of
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person to buy computers hourly like
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Marco I I will probably get a new
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adorable whenever it's refreshed because
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I want more of this adorable
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I want more speed I want more ports and
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if they don't give me more ports that's
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fine but if they give me more speed
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that's great the adorable fans have to
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buy every one because each one is barely
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usable so any improvements like oh my
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god please it's not that bad I
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understand your point I understand your
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point so I go from like just being
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overjoyed by this adorable and generally
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speaking I'm pretty overjoyed with my
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iPhone 10 and then I just see these
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software issues that are just depressing
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and in disheartening it's pressing may
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not be the right word but just just just
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heartening and it makes me just feel
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like it's like that throw your hands in
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the air like and don't wave them like
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you don't care cuz you do care you just
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throw your hands in the air and then
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plop them down on the desk you just like
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well now what now what do I do cuz I'm
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just screwed I mean where am I gonna go
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and it's a rhetorical question and I
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don't think we need to answer it but
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it's just frustrating because it used to
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be this was my happy place and maybe
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maybe the problem is that said I'm
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clinging to the Mac and the Mac is dead
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again we don't need to go there we spent
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so much time there it's not even worth
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it plus I don't want to give Federico
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and Mike the the pleasure but one way or
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another it's I don't know where the
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issue is if it's me if it's the Mac if
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it's Apple if it's software it's
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hardware it is in this case like you're
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just sending your photos workflow is a
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little bit old right and so I'm not like
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Marco said you are exercising code paths
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that are not popular anymore with most
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other people so they're gonna be
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abandoned not tested as much so you're
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keeping your habits hey I use image
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capture this is how I do my photos is
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just the way I like to do it and time
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marches on and everyone else has
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different photo workflows they do not
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exercise this code path at all it's kind
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of like if you you know I I manually
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arrange my music I don't want to use
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iTunes so I manually arrange it and I
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play the stuff manually from the finder
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where it's like you can keep doing that
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for a long time but once everyone starts
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using iTunes it's hard to swim against
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that tide no like
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now they sell music and I'm forced to
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use iTunes is the only way I can buy
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music because I can play the Fairplay
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beer and both like how long can you keep
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doing it
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the one old way that you did it you keep
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doing it the one all the way forever
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if you never update anything else about
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your computing life right and but you
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know it's it's hard to hold on to that
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so it's like you know you're using
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third-party software that fewer and
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fewer people are using for the tasks
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you're using it for
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and you're asking more and more of it
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because you're taking more bigger more
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complicated pictures in different
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formats alright so this it's not you
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know I'm not saying you're doing
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anything particularly wrong but it's
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it's explicable right and I think
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there's it's inevitable in situations
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where you're like that we don't have
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computer habits that are like that we're
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like I'm just gonna keep doing it this
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way until I can't do it anymore I think
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you may be approaching the until you
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can't do it anymore
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think because unless you're gonna write
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the Mac app yourself to handle this
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which you were just entertaining the
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idea of doing probably there's not a big
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market for other people to write Mac
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applications to support these kind of
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workflows so as I think we have all done
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at various points there comes a time
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where you say I will give in and try
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whatever everyone else is doing try the
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you know iCloud photo library try Google
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photos try get back on the code path
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that is being actively developed that
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has lots of people using and that if it
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breaks spectacularly at least you'll be
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suffering along with millions of other
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people who will cause the thing to be
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fixed whereas here you are just
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screaming to the void about a very high
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number negative error code from from
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image capture and by the way I put a
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link in in our notes for the good old
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days of negative numbers and error
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messages from the Mac when most of them
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were singular double digits before we
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got into negative nine thousand four
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hundred and seventy-eight we had good
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old negative 27 and it was like a good
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friend and then you'd have to turn your
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computer off and back on again no memory
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protection so I agree with everything
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you said but with one small correction I
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the the pieces of this workflow that are
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falling down right now that that I was
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complaining or that I'm without I was
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complaining about a moment ago that was
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all first party you had said third party
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maybe that was accidental but this is
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image capture which is first party using
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then it was like Marco said it's
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something you dig in something that I've
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liked is that in utilities folder but
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anyway yes it is first party there's
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lots of applications
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that come with the Mac that haven't been
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touched in forever or end that if they
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stop working who's gonna notice like
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when's the last time you launch the
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chest application as I still work are
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there bugs in the chest application I
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don't know also like the conditions that
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it's like this is operating in are
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changing like now that iCloud photo
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library is on phones and that photo
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management is kind of automatic and
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managed you know on on the device the
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interface to interface capture like
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exposing the DCIM folder and exposing
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photos like like you know through a
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virtual file system on the phone that
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the computer can just copy off of like I
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think that's all simulated at this point
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or something
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it's it's different it's all weird now
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because iCloud photo library messes with
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what photos are actually on the phone
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and what control you have over that and
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like if things try to access them weird
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things might happen so like it's
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probably running into something is
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different now with that versus with
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maybe the you know the HCI C and he you
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know change over and not to mention the
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High Sierra appears that nothing has
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been tested at all in the entire OS ever
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so like you know it's the combination of
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all these things like you have one of
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those one of those things is going to
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make your incredibly low priority use
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case not work but this is like you know
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this is not an excuse this is probably
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just the reason ultimately this is like
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I I totally share I think your your
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disappointment here it's like clearly
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you know both the hardware and the
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software on the Mac we're really being
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elected for a few few bad years there it
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seems like they have righted or are
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riding the ship on the hardware side but
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the software side I don't see any sign
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of that and that's so like we're just
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gonna keep having more and more
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embarrassing disheartening OS releases
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where it seems like more gets broken
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then gets fixed that's my concern and I
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hope that doesn't come past but so far
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yes let's do a CTP and then I have an
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after-show gift for you Casey to
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celebrate your new baby another baby no
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it's it's it's literally it is a gift
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a skating right if we're talking about
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the Mac Pro I'm hanging up we're not
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all right fair enough all right starting
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do you expect the release of the iMac
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non Pro iMac for example would Apple
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hold back a 6 core coffee like iMac
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in 2018 because it would outperform the
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eight core Zeon W configuration in the
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current Mac Pro it's an interesting
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question I would think that it would not
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slow things down because they're they're
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serving different purposes and me okay
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maybe single core is way better on the
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non pro iMac but presumably multi-core
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will always be way way way way way
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better on the iMac Pro so I don't think
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this would be the case but I am not
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terribly confident in my guess here
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Marco terribly confident I
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yeah to me it's no question the iMac Pro
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was like they're not going to hold back
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new releases of the regular iMac that
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outpace or come close to the iMac pros
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performance in certain ways due to the
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progress of the consumer CPUs versus the
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progress of the Zeon's I know that I
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really have them yeah I know this
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because not only is the current iMac
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faster in single core but most of the
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microcut it will always be almost yeah
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but also there I did it once the 2013
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Mac Pro cylinder that came out was
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bested seven months later or eight
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months later when the iMac 5k came out
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and those processors were faster than in
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single core so they've already done this
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in the past it is currently the case
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they don't let that control them at all
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enough of the Mac Pro but they it's a
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combination of like you know they know
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that like I'm Mac Pro buyers are not
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going to not buy the iMac fro in
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meaningful numbers because the newest
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iMac is now slightly faster in single
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threaded tasks that's that's not a major
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factor for most Pro buyers also I don't
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think Apple would care and also they you
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know that they're not they would never
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hold back the release plans of consumer
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lines in order to favor a Mac Pro lie he
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told care about the Mac Pro to do that
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but it's at the time yeah and if they
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had to wait on Xeon timelines they would
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never update anything it would be
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ridiculous like part of this is Intel
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but like but but honestly it's like it
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the single core differences like it's
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good for bragging right in benchmarks
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you're a few percentage faster but the
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multi-core difference when you have 18
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cores for a good parallel thing is
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you're you know you're many times faster
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so it's the difference of like minor
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percentages and bragging rights versus a
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fundamental change in your workflow of
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like if I can do this three times faster
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that's why you buy a pro Mac if you know
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performance Apple sells you one of those
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like if that's what you want like for
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you know you have some tasks that is you
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can't make multi-threaded and you want
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the absolute fastest machine you can do
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Apple will sell you one but it's gonna
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make a change in your life that is in
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like single or double digit percentages
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it's not going to be like 500 percent
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faster like it might be if you go from a
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you know a low core count on a low-end
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iMac to 18 cores on the top-end
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iMac Pro so I honestly I don't think I
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don't think they really compete with
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each other now it could be argued that
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you know for the people who just want
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everything all the time which you know
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we've been so conditioned to expects a
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little but I ask you this but yeah you
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can take one of those Intel CPUs that
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has the fastest single core performance
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and wedge it into an iMac Pro if they
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make one of those that supports ECC Ram
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like the eye nine or whatever or
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something like that like you could say
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why why won't Apple sell me an iMac Pro
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with a low core count that is just as
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fast as the iMac 5k yeah you know like I
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don't think again I don't think there's
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a demand for that like if you want that
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buy 5k iMac because you know it's not
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it's not appreciably different right
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you're not getting the big multi-core
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performance the reason it's so fast in
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single core is because well it's that
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it's not busy online so it's revved more
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don't have so many damn cores shoved
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inside there so it's a long way of
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answering Eric's question to say they
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won't hold it back don't worry okay they
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might not ship new iMacs for other
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reasons but believe me it's not because
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they're afraid of stopping on their pro
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max all right Andy Hume writes what are
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John's plans for his cheese grater after
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he replaces it sell it donate it to the
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Hackett collection and I'm going to add
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my guess which is it'll go in your attic
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never to be seen again
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yeah I had a collection before Hackett
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was in short pants Wow giant collection
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of stuff in my attic that's probably
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where it's going room but I have a half
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of mine to answer this literally because
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I actually do have plans for and
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collections of actual cheese graders
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because oXXO makes it actually used to
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make a cheese grater for that I used to
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grate cheese it was the one hard cheese
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grater that I found like very satisfying
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and they stopped the making it so much
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they stopped making it because it had
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like a design flaw like it had had this
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flappy plastic part of it that would
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eventually crack so I kind of understand
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why they stopped making it because you
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know it would last like a couple of
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years and then that thing would crack so
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it's like oh you know we need to go back
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to the drawing board because yeah this
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thing is great but eventually it cracks
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and the one they replaced it with is
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terrible it is ergonomically bad you
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don't get as much mechanical advantage
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when you no pressing the cheese against
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the the grating part that turns or
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whatever I continue to wish and hope for
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and have many times thought about trying
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to tinker my way into a electric powered
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one of these because it is difficult to
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do and tiring kind of tedious if you use
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as much Parmesan cheese as I do to
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constantly have to be grading it by hand
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you can't really use a food processor or
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any other things for a variety of other
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reasons you kind of need something it's
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slow high torque anyway I've thought
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about it a little bit but in the
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meantime these Oxford cheeseburgers they
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don't make anymore
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I think either I or my wife for some
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combination like we waited too long we
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realized we went to like buy a new one
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after one of ours cracked mic we can't
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find it anymore what happened to when
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you found it it was discontinued and we
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tried a bunch of other ones and they all
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suck and it was like we need to there's
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no we need to just find every one of
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these things it's still for sale so I
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have like a collection of three of them
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I think in the basement my current one
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is slowly cracking upstairs in my
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kitchen right now and when I go through
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those three like I don't know what I'm
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gonna do it may be at that point it's
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time for me to build my electric powered
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one but anyway my plans for my cheese
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graters are grim like I don't know what
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I'm gonna do after I go through all
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three of them but my friends alone
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it will go into my attic alongside its
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brethren surely it will because this is
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one of my champion max of all times it
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will go it will have a place of honor
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next to my ac30 Wow I never in a million
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years did I think that that was where
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this was this question was going to end
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up and I this is one of the reasons I
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love this show so damn much because
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that's where we ended up alrighty and
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finally in our diversion into a skate EP
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that's going to make us happy again Kurt
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asks hey remember messages in iCloud
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whomp-whomp
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is this question like what's the quit
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yeah honestly I almost forgot about it
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but like yeah there's there's no look
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there's no news here if they announced
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it it isn't here you know it it probably
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got delayed until the next OS release oh
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well I wanted actually is a topic in the
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list for a long time and it kept getting
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pushed down and I want to say to this
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question yeah I remember it looking
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forward to it every time I go to
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messages and I see a different
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collection of messages and a different
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conversation contents on my Mac and on
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my phone that are like sitting two feet
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from each other I think why why does
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this have to be this way so I really
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hope fine if it's not done like by all
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means like wait until it's done right
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but I really really hope that this
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feature appears eventually yeah me too
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it mean there's a reason why I got like
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a noticeable applause during the keynote
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where it was announced last summer but
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you know yeah it's it's a kind of thing
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like if look if it's not done don't ship
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it if it's unreliable or if it's broken
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like the system we have now is already
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and reliable in Birken we don't need to
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be broken in new ways like let's wait
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until it works right and then ship it
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and then you know I'd rather have it you
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know late then wrong well thanks to our
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now the show is over they didn't even
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mean to begin because it was accidental
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oh it was accidental Johnny research
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Marco and Casey wouldn't let him because
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it was accidental it was accidental you
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can find the show notes at a CAS pyl ISS
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so that's Casey list and a are Co AR m
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so Casey I have a gift for you okay I
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was I was wondering where whether to
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keep this secret how long to keep the
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secret but at some point the secret is
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going to fall out so I figured I might
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as well come clean with you now oh my
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god I think he fired you somehow I got
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you fired from your job that's his gift
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that's it yeah yeah I really know as you
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to your boss say well filled with full
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of profanity that would be for me so it
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doesn't make sense yeah actually yes so
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my gift to you is revealing the secret
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Tiff's got me a vinyl player for
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Christmas look at the box they're
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definitely not called vinyl players this
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is the best moment of my life right now
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yeah you could use a gift after after
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your probably sleepless week all right
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so can you can you uh can you give me
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context for this like is she buying it
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for you as a joke is it something that
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you mentioned you want is it something
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that she wanted and is passing it off as
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a gift to you but really she wants it is
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this her bowling ball so we've had the
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hello Internet episode of vinyl sitting
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on like two years or however long it's
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been since it came out
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does she know she can make a player out
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of a cone of paper and a needle did not
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know that actually I guess that makes
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sense yeah yeah anyway so we got she got
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me a turntable so that we could play the
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hello internet vinyl and I have a
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turntable and I have that that
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particular record the spoilers not at a
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time not even either I've had it for
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forever and I still haven't had a chance
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to play it so I'm right there with you
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but that's awesome so I need to start
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sending you actual good music in the
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snot fish post paste well and she also
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got me a fish album she got me yeah
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a live one in history giveth and taketh
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so so I we've actually so I actually
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decided you know because also over the
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holidays we visited Mike and Adina and
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they had a turntable and they were and
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we we they were playing music on it
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during our entire you know you know meal
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there and it was really nice to just
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kind of be hanging out and to have music
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playing now yeah you can't do that
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without vinyl that's for sure right and
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so it was nice though and so it okay
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let's I'll try this on like you know
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it's it's like trying on a new style of
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hat or something it's like here's
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something that like the hip people are
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doing I don't know if I don't know if
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this is my thing but I'll try it on you
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know and so I tried it on and so I have
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a couple of albums you know and also by
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the way
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boy do I suck at buying vinyl there's a
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lot of albums that are available on
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violently the modern album so you know
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besides like the night you know the ones
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that were originally issued on vinyl
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like in like the 60s and stuff
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but there's a lot of like modern modern
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albums and reissues from like the 90s
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and stuff that have been reissued now
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and vinyl now that now that's like a
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growth business that you can charge
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people twenty five dollars for the same
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album they bought twenty years ago most
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of them that I have found like about
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half of the ones I have found I have
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accidentally bought them where it's like
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they split what was one CD on to two
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records and so each side of each record
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has three or two songs on it followed by
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this giant wide strip of black silence
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in the middle yes so this is like I know
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how to use them you don't remember that
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like you don't remember one of the
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things about CDs being its capacity for
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like how many minutes of audio you can
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have on it and with the compromises
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about the inner and outer tracks like
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that those things were gone like that
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was one of the innovations of CDs oh my
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god I just figured it out yeah cuz the
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air the outer tracks will rotate more so
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they'll have more fidelity oh that's why
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they do it final as the show oh that's
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those ticks all right did you see
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I was trying to think of a way to say it
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without cursing but I just said after
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show yeah so like he so let me tell you
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my annoyance is first then I'll get into
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some things I actually like about it
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yeah like so many like I bought albums
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thinking like oh I love this album it's
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good because you might get my criteria
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is obviously things that I want to play
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like out loud with other people around
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that I wouldn't be embarrassed by the
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whole album has to be good all the way
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through cuz skipping songs is not really
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an easy thing oh it's not bad I
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understand your point but it's not bad
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so anyway and and I had to get a photo
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preamp so I got of course the one from
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shit I forgive that alright this record
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player is just a way for a marker to buy
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more amps and other German boxes with
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vulgar names one box a photo preamp
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because the turntable do not have a
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built-in preamp okay so first of all I'm
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like you know I connect everything up
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and there's like just constant constant
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low-level noise coming out of speaker
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and I'm like well something's wrong warm
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doesn't it yes so it's like I get like I
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got a ground loop isolator I tried that
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tried like a power isolating brick I
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tried like different different cables in
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case the cables were introducing
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interferences everything's analog so
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like everything can use interference and
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in all analog signal path tried lots of
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things isolated lots of things it turns
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out yeah that's just like the noise
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floor of this cartridge or whatever it's
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like there's no like it isn't the ground
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loop it isn't electrical interference
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like it's it's just like yeah just the
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noise floor isn't that isn't that low
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and and definitely the my least favorite
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thing about playing them is how often
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you have to flip it over because each
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side holds I think a maximum of
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something like 22 minutes or 20 minutes
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something like that you know these
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number John no I don't remember from my
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youth but I'm sure I surely do remember
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flipping yeah exactly so you have to
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flip them you know every like four or
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five songs basically unless you have one
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of these stupid audiophile ones that I
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accidentally bought where it's like you
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take one out and split onto four and you
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go about every two songs thanks a lot
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anyway I will say in in this endeavor
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there are things that I
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unexpectedly like about it the best way
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I can the best metaphor I've come up
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with for this is it's kind of like a
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Kindle is for reading like a Kindle does
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not look as good as an iPad or a printed
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page like the the the resolution of the
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text is nowhere near it even on the new
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Kindles with the higher resolution
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screens - no it's nowhere close to
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either print or even Retina screens on
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an iPad pro like a Kindle by all
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accounts looks worse it also does less
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and functions worse in a number of ways
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than other ways to read books but the
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the appeal of Kindles is that they can
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do nothing else so it it kind of helps
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you appreciate the book more that this
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that if you're using this device to read
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books that's all you're doing like
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that's all you you kind of have to put
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some effort into it that's all you're
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doing it's not going to ever do anything
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else it's very simple etc playing music
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on vinyl is a pain in the X but it's a
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way to like deliberately sit down and
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choose to enjoy an album and this works
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especially for me because I'm I've
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always been an album listener even when
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I listen to mp3s and everything I don't
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listen on shuffle to my whole collection
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or anything I don't make playlists I
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listen to albums all the way through
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that's how I've always listened for like
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the last 20 years like that's just how I
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listen to music and I've joked Tift like
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oh we could've just gotten a CD player
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I'm gonna say there are other devices
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music I know I know but I'm saying like
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you know this is a pain in the end and
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it's a novelty and it's you know I don't
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expect to be playing vinyl forever and
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it doesn't sound better it sounds worse
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notes will be worse you know I'm not I'm
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my-my-my making fun of Casey in the past
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on vinyl is that you know I don't mind
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if people say they enjoy it more I do
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mind when people say it sounds better
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because it doesn't and it can't and it
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never will but I do appreciate the
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activity of playing music on vinyl now
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in a way I didn't appreciate before so
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that is my gift to you Casey you need to
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get one of those I don't know if they
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make these but like the best analogy is
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like one of these things you use for
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like pets or animals where like it looks
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like a record player and you put a
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record on it and you put the little
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needle in and you hear the little
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crackle but then what actually happens
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is behind the scenes it plays just you
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know a digital audio file that is
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exactly equivalent to whatever record
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you put on there so you can get the
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audio quality you want with all the
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other stuff that you want from her like
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so you get you get all the ceremony of
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doing it help make the make the digital
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audio file stop and make you flip the
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disc before it plays the next two tracks
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I've actually been scheming like I
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wonder if I could get a Raspberry Pi or
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something
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next to the record player and just put
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an SD card and had like have cheap SD
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cards in the pocket of each vinyl cover
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and just like stick it so you just what
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you just want to do is put a plastic
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disc on something and drop a needle on
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it that's what you want to happen and
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they use music play music doesn't have
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to come from that thing yeah it's anyway
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well so you didn't you didn't adequately
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explain to me I guess it was it was it
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just the the hello intern and that's
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like literally it or just if actually
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was to have actually convinced by the
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the moon hipsters from London that this
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is a thing they have to do you have to
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do to regain your youth and coolness I
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think some of both certainly and you
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know it's a cool thing it's it's a
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really nicely designed object like it's
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a nice like hipster turntable it's like
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this like you know minimal minimal
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it's really nice-looking so I think it's
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a combination of all those things
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well I'm very disappointed in you Marco
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oh yeah you I'm very disappointed in
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Mike Medina but uh you know they're
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young so next year I'll buy I'll buy an
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SI CD player maybe and I'll tell you how
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that goes oh no I would not be I would
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say there you go you know you're on the
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right track you got to get a Nakamichi
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stereo and a super audio CD player and
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what was the other one DVD audio DVD a
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yeah I think that's dead I think si CD I
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mean both formats as well you can get
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like if you get a Sony blu-ray player it
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will it's they're almost all also si CD
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players hmm so you so I could get like a
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Sony 4k blue because I was saying like
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maybe I should have
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okay blu-ray player okay TV now yeah
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exactly so I could all have it you can
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think I think of the ceremony of the
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blu-ray as you wait for a Java to load
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the stupid menus that's all part of the
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ceremony Margot I met it's very I'm very
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yeah I want to be very clear here I
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don't give two craps about the ceremony
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I I appreciate the idea of sitting down
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to deliberately and only listen to music
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like to to just enjoy the music that is
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playing and not have it be part of a
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whole separate like computing experience
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and multimedia device and everything
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like it's it's hard you could just get a
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CD player I'm not convinced you don't
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you don't care about the ceremony I
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don't care about ceremony I'm not
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convinced and and just just give you a
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few more days I'm flipping these discs
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and believe me you know what else you
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can do with records you might remember
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from your youth they shatter real good
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when you have fights with them well it's
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also it's kind of cool to lay first of
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all like the the the services like like
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I've been buying most of them on Amazon
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the ones that are still in print at
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least and it's cool because like they
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include a digital copy if you buy vinyl
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in Amazon it automatically adds that
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album to your music collection that is
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the most millennia lips or thing I've
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ever heard in my life well I'm sure you
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buy a record and it comes yeah yeah cut
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some of the ones I bought have the CD in
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a paper sleeve inside the inside the
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fire like it comes one reason I've never
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seen that yeah I think I think the
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nickel creek when I thought I think has
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that band great great fan I know yeah if
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you if you buy the one with the corn
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song on the elephant the corn the album
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that has that on it it's come to that
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you know how they make like like USB
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thumb drives out of all sorts of things
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album that is itself actually an SD card
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like it's an SD card with a huge
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circular grooved handle this is a record
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but it really is a giant SD card yeah so
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anyway yeah it's I again it's I know
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it's ridiculous and it does not sound
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better and it's a bit of a pain in the
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ass but it is kind of fun I also I kind
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of like having the giant album
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art look what this is like the original
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album art that's what you should be
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buying you should just be buying record
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sleeves and putting them on your walls
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art don't listen to them look at them
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that's actually not a bad idea okay look
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at things I used to have I used to have
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long boxes on my wall when the scene I
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liked it as a replacement of like
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because I was kind of disappointed that
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album liked the album art went away it's
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like well I got these long boxes so I
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guess it's all I and then those why
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don't wait to well I for one am happy
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that that you've discovered that
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sometimes I say things that are not
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completely insane turns out I know it's
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weird but it does happen
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well you it wasn't sane when you said it
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sounded better that was definitely
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insane it does not sound well I'm
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excited I applaud Tiff's purchase for
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you I applaud you realizing that
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something I've known for most of my life
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and older people older than us have
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known for their entire lives basically
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that hey it's not so bad and you know
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what in the grand scheme of things as a
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man who likes wristwatches based out of
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1812 I'm not entirely surprised that you
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like an audio playback system that is
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also based from out of 1812 so as time
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goes on and as you get older so does
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your techno do your technical
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technological preferences and so this is
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just the next step in the way you have a
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beard now I mean you just need that
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strand you in the beard I mean you're
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you're really getting clear you need
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flannel and skinny jeans and you'll be
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full hipster yeah man I'm not actually
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skinny though that's the problem does
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that matter
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I'm saying you're trying to recapture
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your youth you're not actually in your
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youth oh that is a good gift though it's
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a press shift god damn it Sean
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a press shift god damn it Sean
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so we should probably catch everyone up
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in case they weren't aware Aaron did in
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fact have our baby early Thursday
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morning so for those of you who may have
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heard the last episode you may recall
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that that was that was recorded Tuesday
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night and I didn't really want to get
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into it during the show but Aaron Aaron
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was actually starting to have
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contractions during the show like it was
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shortly before the show that we looked
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at each other and said oh yeah this is
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probably yet so we we went into the OB
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the following morning Wednesday morning
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and the OB had said Oh she'll definitely
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Aaron will definitely be done by evening
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time and as we got closer and closer to
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the evening time Oh it'll be definitely
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done by midnight and as we got closer
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and closer to midnight Oh it'll be
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definitely done any second now and sure
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enough that a little after 3:00 in the
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morning Aaron blessed our family with a
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little girl whose name is Mikayla
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Charlotte and and we are overjoyed and
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very tired exactly the normal response
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for having a newborn oh and I started to
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say earlier and then I got myself
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sidetracked we did what appears to be
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the inverse of the siracusa family
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approach because our first child was or
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at least my hazy memory of Declan was
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reasonably easy in the grand scheme of
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things like any child is a royal pain in
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the tuchus but nonetheless Declan was
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reasonably easy
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whereas Mikayla is starting out anyway
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considerably more challenging and it may
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just be that my memory which is already
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bad in general has just blocked the new
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baby phase from my mind but hoo boy this
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is something else and if I recall
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correctly John you said that that your
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son was what did you call him I was
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asking Aaron necessarily like a scream a
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pillar or something like that yeah
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there's one of his many delightful names
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he basically screamed for the first
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several months of his life continuously
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yet you somehow decided to have a second
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child which you know like the only thing
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that he kept this weed out was like what
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if the next one is worse like is that
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impossible could be worse like literal
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fire coming from the baby I don't know
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it could be yeah yeah Alex was was
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inconsolable
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nothing consoled him in any way you know
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rocking walking burping feeding and he
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refused to eat okay so you're worse off
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than we are because the one the one
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thing that we do have going for us is
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that if Mikael is attached to Aaron
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everyone is happy well except Aaron but
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everyone is happy and I say except Aaron
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only because as it turns out which I
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didn't know until we had a kid
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breastfeeding not fun not easy who knew
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and so Aaron is you know extremely happy
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to be able to do it don't get me wrong
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but it is not an intensely pleasurable
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experience for Aaron dev this like leech
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latched on to her all the time I mean it
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can be depending but like but yeah
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there's definitely a learning curve that
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most people don't think about and one of
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the extra difficulties with Alex was
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because it was our first we didn't have
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like the experience to know that this is
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a thing we could successfully do like
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you know Aaron had a journal I was like
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I'm capable of this like it's a pain and
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it's annoying and lots of things can go
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wrong and you know be a bother and be
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painful and things you know whatever but
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she can do it but Alex it was like look
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or you know can can we accomplish this
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well why does our child refuse to to
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feed why is he just screaming at me like
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surely this child is hungry but no it's
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only hungry for screaming oh he's hungry
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for more so it wasn't yet Michaela isn't
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as bad as Alex in that regard this is a
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lot of complaining which is truly an
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utterly unfair you just hit me at a
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tired moment the reality of the
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situation is and I'm being serious is
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that if I take a step back we have been
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lucky enough through the miracle of
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science did I say that with no hyperbole
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intended we have been lucky enough
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through the miracle science to have two
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kids that that nature by itself wouldn't
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let us have and that is really
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tremendous and we're deeply deeply
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deeply lucky for it
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Aaron's labor was difficult every labor
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is difficult I'm not saying hers is more
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or less too
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cult than any other regardless big
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congratulations Casey you guys went
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through a lot on both fronts with both
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kids and we're really proud of you and
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big congratulations it's all smooth
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sailing for me so you have a newborn
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everything is in chaos you haven't slept
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you got a self-employment gig set up yet
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lining right up no I do not I have not
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even thought about it although because
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this is what I need to do with my time
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I'm working on a Mac app what sort of
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kind of I know it's the correct
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reversing clock Pro yes that's it that's
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exactly no I'm overcast you're like
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overcast Rumaki and by the way I'm
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billing you tomorrow um no I I yeah Adam
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trying a short short version of the
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story so I have a very esoteric and very
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weird photo management workflow that
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works for me I understand that it's
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complete garbage to everyone else on the
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planet but it works for me and the
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problem with that workflow is it's based
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on a bunch of Python that I basically
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understand but can't really create
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anymore like I can I'm not very good at
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writing Python I've done a smattering in
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my day but very very little and these
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scripts came from dr. Drang I've tweaked
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them ever so slightly in order to do
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what I need but they're almost entirely
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what drying had written so anyway so
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Apple and their infinite wisdom has
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decided to release new images new image
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this one is mine that's a reference Tron
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open source it so other people can laugh
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writing it for a job I'm writing it for
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me and hashtag Yolo but that's what I've
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moment to breathe when I've not been
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entertaining Declan or keeping the
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screaming pillar from screaming I'll try
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to steal my screaming pill you gotta
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come up with a new name
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birth name with sprig and sprout you
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what so what else didn't follow up what
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some sort of international standards
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specific color of computers I think the
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like ISOs yeah yeah yeah and I couldn't
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for the life of me find the link so if
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anyone knows it's an adjustment put in
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the show notes but anyway the important
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grey or black and they had keyboards
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was other European countries they'd make
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a nice sleek black power book and put it
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like a light grey keyboard and it was
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gross so kudos for Europe for having
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this black power mike 5500 and whatever
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Apple make their computers ugly for you
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cheers and cheers John cheers and jeers
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yeah what's the opposite of kudos though
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cheers and jeers works kudos and dukey's
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all right moving on so tell me about the
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Peak elk about screen and how it is as
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peacock the an iMac Pro configured like
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sell mine to him yes yes and peacock has
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calculator application and it was able
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how can a calculator run my Mac both
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pros fans at full blast well if you
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haven't been keeping up with P calc and
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you really shouldn't be there is an
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interesting feature hidden in the about
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screen that starts to make more sense
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when you understand that it's wrecking
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the fans so I don't want to spoil it for
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you but it does other things as they say
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on Seinfeld
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surface stuff or whatever and also arm
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special version of Windows that runs on
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it they did they actually did it yeah no
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run at this is cleaner without a special
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that will run x86 software so everyone
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I'm knowledgeable about are the many
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transitions Apple has made to different
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7-game hears but anyway I'm not not
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really interested in Microsoft's ongoing
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strategy to find ways to sell people
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interesting Hardware mostly interested
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in this because of the consumer
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statistics like 20 hours of battery life
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charging the battery this was you know
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modern the slightly more modern than
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ignore plus or minus the new televisions
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they find a way to sell them the
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people consider them but like it's not
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like they get a little bit more battery
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life than like a MacBook adorable
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got 20 hours of battery life people
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would flip their lid right and so the
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question is why can't we buy that the
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LTE question we've talked about many
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within Apple's grasps to do that but so
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far they haven't and the arm thing we've
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Microsoft Surface studio and various
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other things that Microsoft does where I
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better Hardware ideas than Apple and
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it's merely thwarted by the fact that
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their platform is not as successful and
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I have lots of other problems that are
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you know so you could say well you know
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you kept saying in Microsoft server
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studio is such a big deal but it's not
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really setting the world on fire yes
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they have other problems like you don't
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win just because you have interesting
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hardware but it pains me to see
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Microsoft being more innovative and it's
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hardware when I think if Apple just did
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those same things but also stayed good
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at all the things that it's good at and
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it's much more you know sort of popular
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on the upswing platform I think we would
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all all love products like that and I'm
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not saying it's time for Apple to go to
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arm or whatever I'm just saying the
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longer Apple waits the more its laptops
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seem like they are I don't know I'm not
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gonna say like from another age but
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going in a different direction than
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everybody else I can't think of any
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person who you know who is a current
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MacBook adorable owner this is that the
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12-inch MacBook with one little board on
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the side of it also known as the MacBook
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one and saying hey you like that and
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everything but what if I gave you the
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same thing and it had to run some of
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your existing software and emulation but
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you had 20 hours of battery life
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LT I think a lot of people would be
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willing to give that a try I know I
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oh absolutely I was just thinking
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earlier today that I love my my adorable
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I freaking love this thing but I was
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also thinking I would kill everyone I
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knew for a second port but that's a
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different issue
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um I do love this thing no I really and
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truly and honestly do it is not
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exceptionally fast it is only one port
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which is which is very frustrating from
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time to time not always but from time to
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time but I love this computer and if you
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told me that I could get two times the
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battery life not to say that I have a
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problem with the battery life but if you
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said hey charging once a day isn't even
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necessary charge once a weekend and or
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you said oh and by the way you can have
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the internet anywhere
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oh my word I would pay twice as much as
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I paid for this thing I think I paid
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like two or three thousand dollars for
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this thing whatever it was it was not
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insignificant given that it's the
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tiniest laptop that Happel sells and I
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would do anything just like John was
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saying I would do anything to have that
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this phantom this phantom laptop with
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you know twice the battery life in LTE I
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don't care if it has an arm or not
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that's that to me is mostly irrelevant
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like obviously it's an interesting
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conversation for us three nerds but as a
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consumer I don't care if it has an arm
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or not I just want it to last forever
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which it sort of does now and have LT
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would be tremendous yes I understand you
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can tether I get that but to me I'd
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prefer to have it on board if I could so
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the arm factor is you know yeah it's
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like if you put X a six and I wouldn't
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get twenty hours back like that's that
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that's the contention of total arm right
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and it starts to be ever more plausible
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when you think about how like the iPhone
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benchmarks against the adorable in
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single and multi-threaded like the
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modern iPhone and then you compare the
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size of the battery in the iPhone ten to
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the size of the battery in the adorable
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I granted the adorable has a massive
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screen on it like it's not apples to
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apples it's not a hundred percent clear
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to me that oh just magically replace the
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CPU with arm you get twenty hours of
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battery life but you know like aside
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from consumer perspective they don't
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know or care
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what hardware is inside these except as
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it might impact their software
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compatibility experience that's where
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the emulator comes in and maybe that
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hurts the battery life but either way if
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they treat this as a transition and go
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all the way this is an experience that
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Apple currently can't compete against is
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very far from competing against and the
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other angular we didn't get to hear is
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the sort of a teacher angle where if you
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were to go to the story that will link
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in the show notes from our second again
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look at these products you would say but
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wait a second that's not a MacBook
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adorable that's an iPad with the
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keyboard that's like a Windows 10
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convertible bond remember Windows has
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the one OS strategy that handles
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touching blah blah blah and Apple
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doesn't and that brings us into a second
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conversation that I think I had probably
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around December whenever I was an
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upgrade with Jason's now talking about
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iOS laptops and since then or maybe
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before that I remember Jason is written
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a couple of articles about it
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the teachers talked about it forever and
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it's come up again and so you know maybe
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the answer isn't in adorable 20 hours of
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battery life maybe the answer is an iOS
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laptop which is another thing that
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people are climbing for and as I said an
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upgrade Apple should totally make one
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because it is a known proven form factor
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and some people really like iOS and I
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can see you getting 20 hours of battery
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life from an iOS laptop so if you're not
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gonna do it with the actual adorable to
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my case you happen do the iOS laptop
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thing I think the iOS type of thing is
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is a thing that they should do I don't
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know how good end up being but I know a
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lot of people who would buy them I would
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probably buy one i I've had ever since
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the 9.7 Pro came out I've used I have
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dramatically increased my iPad usage
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because I got it with the smart Keyboard
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and the smart keyboard cover it
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transforms an iPad for a lot of people
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and I'm one of them and I'm I know Matt
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the only woman it and it's pretty much
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always in it I I never take it out of
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that cover I do occasionally like if I'm
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gonna be sitting on the couch for a
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while I will occasionally fold the
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keyboard behind it but I'm not even
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detaching it it's I consider that
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keyboard part of my iPad so if we had
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basically what tablet PCs offered like
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15 years ago
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which was the convertible form factor
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where it looked like a laptop except the
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hinge you could rotate the screen
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like all the way around and then flip it
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back to fold it back on itself
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you know PC makers still make laptops
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like this like this is still a thing you
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can get that some version of that as an
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iPad that had a permanently attached
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keyboard that was a really good keyboard
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that and then the whole thing could be
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shaped and weighted the way a laptop is
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shaped and waited and had a lot of
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benefits there that would be an amazing
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device for a lot of people and this is
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not to say that all iPads should become
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laptops obviously that's not true
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but what we've seen with the the like
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stopping the fall of iPad sales and
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starting to have some growth again in
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the last you know few quarters I think
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that's directly attributable to two big
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changes in the iPad line number one that
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awesome new cheap 329 iPad that's a big
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thing and then number two the iPad pro
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finally giving a lot of high-end and
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business users what they've been begging
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for for the iPad since day one and like
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I made this tweet abettor that was kind
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of you know quick on this point but it's
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like the history of the iPad has has
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been like you know Apple said Apple
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tries something they say we don't we
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don't need legacy thing X Y or Z and
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then customers like I don't know III
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think you do need that and apples not
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trust us you don't need it and sometimes
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they're right a lot and that's why I
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think they they make that bet so often
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and the and they're so stubborn on its
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for so long most of the time because a
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lot of times they are right about that
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but sometimes they're not and like you
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know if when you have like a pretty
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decent sized portion of your customer
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base like hacking keyboards onto iPads
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in weird ways in these like you know
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crappy like cases and brackets and
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things eventually you're like okay well
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let's actually just make the iPad do
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this well and we will we will make the
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iPad support a better the same way like
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the iPad one didn't have any support in
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the hardware for a case and that's where
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the iPad one case was that horrible like
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vinyl pocket thing that was a disaster
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because the like there was no good way
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to a tat to attach a case to an iPad
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the ipad2 they realize oh everyone is
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attaching cases to this so we'll build
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in the magnets to have this you know
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magnet connector on the side and that
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that can support the case over time you
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know these needs expand eventually we
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get where we are with the iPad pro now
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where we have the smart connector we
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have a nice easy way to attach keyboards
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that dealing with Bluetooth or batteries
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or anything and an apple makes this nice
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one it really hasn't panned out that
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much in the in the sense that nobody
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else really makes anything for the smart
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connector but Apple does at least and so
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I feel like going towards this like you
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know clamshell iPad option or this
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convertible iPad option as kind of a
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half laptop that is a perfectly valid
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place for the iPad line to go not all of
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them but for that to be an option they
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already sell it in like four different
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sizes it would you know people are
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always like will they only want to ever
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make one and they they don't they want
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to minimize SKUs like no that's not true
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anymore like that's that's that's not
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has not been true for a long time for
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most Apple product lines they're fine
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making additional models if it expands
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the market and so I think this would
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expand the market by enough to make it
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work the additional cost of having it so
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that aside for a minute let me just rant
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about LTE for one more time this will be
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quick there we don't have to think about
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why Apple might or might not want to put
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LTE in Mac laptops we don't have to this
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does not have to be theoretical because
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PC laptops have offered LTE built-in as
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an option for over a decade it's not
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theoretical at all if we can see why
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people want we can see that people buy
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it we can see the good and bad that
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comes from it we can see how it can be
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managed and sold all of this has been
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shown by the PC world for over a decade
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the only good reason they might have
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some bad reasons but the only good
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reason why I don't think Apple has LTE
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in max is because Mac hardware has spent
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so much of the last few years especially
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but you know honestly a lot of the time
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since iOS came out mac harbor has spent
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so much of this time in neglect and in
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seemingly the entire platform has seemed
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to be in maintenance mode in a lot of
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true anymore with things like the iMac
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Pro where this is like you know this
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awesome computer or lots of custom
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engineering and everything so you know
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maybe we're coming out of this time but
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there is no question in my mind that
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there is no good reason why we can't
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have LTE as an option in MacBooks there
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are only bad reasons and if Apple wanted
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to make it happen if they cared to make
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that happen in the Mac line if they
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thought that was a thing that was worth
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their time they could do it it would be
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totally fine it Mac OS has had support
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for distinguishing cellular connections
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on network API requests since I think
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mountain lion or something it's it's
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been there for a while now so the
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software support is there there are apps
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like Trip mode if you really need to
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watch it more than that but you know
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these are all solved problems on the
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software side the hardware side is okay
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is it a cost issue charge more for it
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it's a cost issue on the iPads too you
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can get $1,000 iPad pro and then you can
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add an LTE for LTE to it for like 150
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bucks like that's it okay whatever you
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need to charge charge it okay like what
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we will bear that as the market like
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people want this yes you can tether as
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you mentioned earlier Casey
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but tethering sucks it's not always on
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your phone isn't always with you you're
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draining two batteries and instead of
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one like that sucks
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nobody wants that yes you have to have
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another plan for the device
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but these days we have plans for our
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watches now for God's sake plans for
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additional devices have become easier
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and easier over time and cheaper and
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cheaper over time there are so many
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people who would buy a MacBook Pro or
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MacBook whatever I don't care
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buy some Apple laptop running Mac OS I
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don't care what it's called they would
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buy that with an LT option for an extra
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I don't know 200 bucks and would gladly
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pay an extra 20 to 40 dollars a month to
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have that on a cellular plan this is not
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theoretical the entire PC world has done
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this for a decade we know this we see
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this we know it can be done Apple for
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God's sake it's way past time just do it
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so in that category of things the Apple
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you know sees other people do
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we don't need to do that one very minor
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one oh I don't know I don't think it's
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that minor because I continue to be
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annoyed by it despite the fact that I'm
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not really in the market for this thing
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take a look at the picture at the top of
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that our technical article about the
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Windows 10 pcs and you know so this is a
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great example of a convertible iPad ish
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type thing and it's got an OS on it that
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runs through desktop apps but you can
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also touch it and it's got a keyboard
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and it's got a little kickstand this is
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actually a less less laptop more smart
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key there's a little loop where you can
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store your pen look at that a it's got a
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pen which is the earlier category of
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things Apple didn't till I realized yeah
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but B guess what it has a place for you
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to put the pen that you're going to use
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with your tablet E and there are a
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million third-party ways to do that but
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I'm not entirely sure what Apple expects
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people to do like they expect people to
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put it behind their ear like you know a
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carpenter or something by the way the
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third-party ways all suck I've tried
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many of them they're all terrible right
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I just saw one today of like another one
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of these things likely they've like a
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case with a big long stick that
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magnetically attached to the smart cover
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or whatever it's like you know it's
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almost like we had it better in the palm
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days where all this devices came with a
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little slot where you put that tiny
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little stinky plastics house help the
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Newton had slots for you to slide a
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stylus into that a collapsible one where
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it went in sort of horizontally and then
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in the message pad 110 it went in
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vertically like if you're you know they
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sell a stylus now a pretty good one and
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people like it and the people who like
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it want to use it with their iPad
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because as far as I'm aware you can't
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use that spouse anywhere else can you
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like it doesn't work with anything
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except for an iPad so the only reason
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you own it is to use it with your iPad
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and I guess you just carry the pencil on
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one hand and the iPad and the other it's
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just this seems like a huge oversight
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and so my tiny tiny miniature wishlist
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things that Apple should do obviously
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LTE is bigger and you know iOS laptops
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is bigger but like if we can't get
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either one of those things Apple
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give us an officially supported place to
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put the Apple pencil so you can carry
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both it and the iPad that it goes with
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together in some way where there is a
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reasonable chance that they won't
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immediately detaching you loser
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yeah there's also I mean I honestly I
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think the pencil could use a lot more
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consideration than that but maybe that's
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for another show yeah but anyway the
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Microsoft obviously has been on that
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page for a long time is there sort of a
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kitchen sink thing oh it's a laptop it's
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a tablet it's you can draw on that you
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can touch the screen it's got a stylus
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you know it's got a he'll the surface
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book thing had that whatever that little
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cylinder thing that you stick on the
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screen and turn and do all knob yeah
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they're trying all sorts of stuff I'm
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just saying like where we've crossed the
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the stylus Rubicon here like we're all
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we're all in stylus land we just need
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some place to put it and I say I own one
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of these and you know our mine is it is
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on my nightstand next to my iPad and no
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it doesn't roll off because it's vaguely
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weighted and I have it on the inside set
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of the outside but it just annoys me
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like one of the reasons I never have my
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sows with my iPad is I don't have a way
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to attach it and all those third-party
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ways always just seemed a little bit I
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don't know inconvenient for me
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especially since I'm not like a super
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heavy stylus user but honestly if there
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should be there should be an Apple
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supportive way to do it please I just
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want my macbook adorable with LTE yes I
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would pay the extra fees for it if I
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really thought it was useful much as a
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watch you know I know is the adorable so
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much bigger than the watch and the
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watches are small money for a small
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thing why should I pay for that it's
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it's just it's sipping data
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who buys batteries if that's why Mac
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apps get more money because the screens
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are bigger yeah right well I I feel like
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we kind of got sidetracked though on the
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idea of arm like us yeah I know right do
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we think that this is realistic
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I feel like we went through this like
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six months ago or something like that
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and I don't remember what conclusion we
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came to it seems to me like if it wasn't
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for the fact that there's so many third
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parties that would need to get on board
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this train this would have maybe already
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happened at this point like it seems it
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seems like Apple would want to control
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the entire stack they're clear they're
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clearly very good at making arm CPUs
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there the arm CPUs they make are clearly
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very power efficient like in so many
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ways I'm slightly surprised they haven't
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dip their toes into this water although
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I agree with I think it was John that
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said earlier that they don't typically
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you know
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straddle two platforms they will they
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will just decide okay we're going from
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PowerPC to Intel or we're going from
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Intel to arm etc but I don't know I I
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feel like this I feel like this is an
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inevitability but remind me of this in
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like 15 years when we're still on you
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know Intel processors well they're
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playing chicken with that inevitability
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like so we all see it as an
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inevitability but it's you know the game
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of chicken is that inevitability of like
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look they've got a dorm like they're so
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good at doing armed cpus they're i'm
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cpus are getting better and better like
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isn't it only a matter of time the car
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racing in the other direction at that
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eventualities yeah but if they keep
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holding on eventually the Mac will just
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fade away on its own and we wanted to
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deal with it because iOS always been
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armed and so problem solved but it gets
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back to the Mac investment thing and you
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know in our past discussions like look
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if you really want to go armed on the
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Mac it's very difficult to support both
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for a long time which means you're kind
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of signing up to build like an 18 core
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ARM processor to compete with Zeon's if
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you're still gonna be in that market
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which as of last year Apple has
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decisively said yes we want to be in the
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market Marco's sitting in front of one
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right now so if you want to go arm on
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the Mac oh no it's not just yes great so
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we can take the phone CPU and throw it
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in a laptop and we're like oh but we're
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good to go there it's perfect fit what
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do you put in the iMac Pro and then you
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got the Thunderbolt issue it's like yeah
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we could solve all these problems you
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could totally do it if the Mac was a
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growing platform and it was the future
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of the company they would do that they
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would make arm CPUs with 18 cores in
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them they compete with Zeon's and they
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would figure out the Thunderbolt thing
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and they'd be fine but that's not where
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the Mac is right now and so it's like do
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we really want to put that much money
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into a platform that we sell so little
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of maybe if we just hold on long enough
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we won't have to worry about this
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problem then it will solve itself so
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that is the game of chicken I see on the
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arm CPUs like in the fantasy engineer
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world it seems like a no-brainer that
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Apple would do it because they're so
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good at it and surely they do a great
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job where they'd work out the tech
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issues but in the reality where you have
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to look at sales numbers and consider
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how much you're investing in yada yada
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it does not look like a sure bet you
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know clear clearly the right thing for
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Apple to do so you know every year like
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you smell the wind and me like this
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this deer farm and I suppose that the
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thing that could make it happen sooner
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rather than later or not at all is Apple
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building these anyway for the iPads and
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with two CPUs that but so far Apple has
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really honestly what it is and it turns
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eating these things since before they
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even know if they know that I like these
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them like on long car rides I brought
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them on my last plane ride they're great
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if you if you need to like you know toss
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it in a backpack for like a bike ride or
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flavor varieties all of them are gluten
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bars they're just packed full of sugar
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those two dates and that's not that much
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whenever I'm buying them I just buy one
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of everything they have a variety pack
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tell me about Windows 10 sets this was
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uh I've been keeping up with Windows 10
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I have not actually ever run Windows 10
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my windows stuff at work is Windows 8 or
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earlier I still retreat to the comfort
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of Windows 7 the relative comfort of
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Windows 7 for someone who's not a
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Windows user obviously although I bet
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Windows users are comfortable in Windows
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7 to like yeah that was last one that
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still seemed vaguely like Windows but
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when those eight screwed it all up
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some people like Windows 10 but anyway
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windows 10 sets I'm assuming this is
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official an official shipping feature
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but I can't really tell because it's
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just a YouTube video for all I know it's
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just a speculative thing but you know my
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love of window arranging and so to see
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any OS vendor coming up with new
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strategies for dealing with Windows is
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interesting to me now obviously the
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windows the windows windowing model is
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so different from the Mac and I like the
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Mac windowing model better but given the
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windows windowing model where everything
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it's his own damn window and it's it's
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own little taskbar item and its own
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independent entity and potentially also
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its own duplicate running instance of an
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application like is everything flies in
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the face of the Mac model but given that
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model on Windows where you got a lot of
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windows floating around many of which
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are actually independent instances of
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programs it's difficult to figure out
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to come up with a sort of a system or to
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create any sort of hierarchy like on the
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Mac because you basically can't have you
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know you know technically you can but
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from a user's perspective you can only
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have one instances of an application
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running at once right so if you start
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Safari and it shows up in your dock what
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if I want to run a second instance of
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authority
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well you can't now obviously if you know
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what you're doing you can make that
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happen the regular users if they
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double-click Safari again in the finder
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it doesn't launch a second Safari on
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your dock if you click it again on your
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dock it doesn't launch a second Safari
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you've got so far and within Safari you
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have multiple Safari windows and then
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within windows you have multiple tabs
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that hierarchy on the Mac application is
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one level and then drill down one level
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each application can have zero or more
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windows that's the one fundamental
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aspect of Windows is not like that so if
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you don't have that hierarchy I mean
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Windows kind of had that hierarchy back
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in the day maybe you two windows victims
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can tell me about this do you remember
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the windowing model I think I think the
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visual studio did it at one point there
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was a name for that I used to know where
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you'd have a parent window a gnome di a
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an all child windows were inside the
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parent window called MDI multiple
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document interface yeah that was a
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terrible idea but anyway they're there
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you know there is still that hierarchy
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because you can launch one instance of
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ie and have multiple tabs and many
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applications you could launch one
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instance of the application and open
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multiple documents even though depending
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on the taskbar
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that's why Photoshop has always done and
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did various ways yeah because that
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started as a Mac app so this inherits so
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you have some flexibility to do but in
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general it's much more flat in Windows
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so Windows 10 sets let's it's kind of
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like when Apple added framework support
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for tabbed windows on the Mac where it
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was easy for a Mac application to say
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we're gonna support tabs that look and
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behave vaguely like Safari tabs so
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previously you'd have my document based
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application TextEdit you know you launch
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TextEdit and you open a bunch of new
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documents in each document is in a new
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window and with the framework support
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for tabbing it's like oh it's pretty
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easy for text said to say now I support
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tabs and you could take your to TextEdit
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windows and merge them together
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and now they're in one tab the window
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that kind of looks like a safari window
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a little Safari tab right they added
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that a couple years ago well windows 10
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sets ads tab
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sort of to the window manager so that an
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OS level you can assemble Windows from
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multiple different applications into one
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tabbed mega window to make a set of
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documents so you've got a web browser
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window a text editor window your
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graphics application window all are our
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tabs within the same you know master
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window so there's not like it's seven
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PowerPoint documents
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it's a PowerPoint document and ie
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document like a Finder window whatever
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that like all the windows you know that
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a file system thing showing you know
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your disk explorer X is it even called
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that anymore who knows and that's their
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that's their way of organization so
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instead of just being a flat stew of
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Windows which is one of the many reasons
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that Windows you left a full screen
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because like look there is no hierarchy
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so just give each one no the entire
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screen and I will just furiously alt-tab
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between them and I'll feel efficient now
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then you have the ability to make sets
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of Windows based on whatever task you're
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doing kind of like I've talked about
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making sets of tabs in my web browser
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this is my like I'm shopping for a new
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you know screwdriver window and I have
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like seven tabs of different sites
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looking at screwdrivers right this could
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be I'm working on a project here's all
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the graphics from the project is my
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research window here's you know a text
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editor window here's a web preview of
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what I'm doing put them all together
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into one big set and then the cloud
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twist is oh and also Microsoft will
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cloud sync those sets so if you go over
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to another Windows 10 computer and log
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in is you you can recall that set and
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say what was i working on bring up that
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window set you know that from that thing
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I was working on and all those windows
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appear on your new computer all those
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tabs or whatever so I think that's very
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intriguing I would love both that
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statefulness and the ability to sort of
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mix and match windows in a task oriented
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way it doesn't work really with the Mac
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windowing model so I don't think Apple
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should look at this in adopted wholesale
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but I kind of excited by Windows itself
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taking another look at something as
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basic as window document and application
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management and trying to come up with a
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you know unlike I say it's novel because
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I'm sure 57 X Windows managers
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this exact same thing but I found
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interesting and there are parts of it I
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find attractive especially the cloud
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singing statefulness of course all the
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caveats apply does this require support
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from application vendors will the only
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person who supports to be Microsoft if
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you take a bunch of kardi one in his
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application and try to use it with this
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will they not behave correctly
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historically when Microsoft has had a
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harder time getting all its developers
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to adopt new technologies Apple has done
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better they're a little bit spotty in
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recent years especially with things like
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autosave and state restoration and stuff
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like that that kind of flew in the face
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of Mac orthodoxy and was sort of only
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half-heartedly implemented by some Mac
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applications but in general I think
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Apple has a better time in it so once
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again I'm in the position where I am
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forced to praise Microsoft and be proud
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of what they're doing and wish Apple not
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did the same things but innovated with a
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similar spirit like when's the last time
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a politico management in the Mac and had
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some bold new ideas like they they added
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like some vague slightly annoying
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snapping thing in like Sierra and then
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was that Sierra - they've added a couple
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of minor features in half-hearted ways
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and in recent years but nothing that
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tries to not fundamentally rethink but
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add a dramatically new feature akin to
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like you know Mission Control or expose
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or whatever like in the early days of
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Mac OS 10 you know that's what they were
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doing they were saying you know we have
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a new idea of how you might want to
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manage Windows and we call it expose and
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later we'll rename it and make it even
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more confusing and then spaces like this
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is not a new idea but hey we think it's
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maybe worth bringing to the Mac and
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we'll refine it and try to make a
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different model I that I miss those days
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of windowing innovation yeah I mean this
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is like it this is just one more area
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where it feels like the Mac is in
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maintenance mode at one of these times
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one of these cool experiments by
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somebody else is going to take off like
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Microsoft is doing a lot of things
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they're trying a lot of things and
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they're they aren't all working but some
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of them are and some of them will and
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it's you know both in hardware and
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software with with you know with what
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trying over there and Apple is really
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not trying that much in on this level
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with the Mac the touch bar is probably
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the only thing that was on anywhere near
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this level that they tried and that was
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more of a hardware I know the
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implementation crosses everything but
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like that was more of a hardware feature
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than a software feature you know from
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the user point of view and it wasn't
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particularly well received and it's and
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I think you know I think history will
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judge it as a flop if the president
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hasn't at least but that doesn't mean
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they should not try anything else that
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just means the one thing they tried that
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was anywhere near this type of thing
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didn't work out but they need to keep
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trying because the PC industry is and
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you know we forget sometimes like quite
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how small percentage-wise the Mac has
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compared to PCs in market share and you
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know the Mac is much more influential
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compared to its market share of size
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than you would expect but if people are
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like on their work pcs and they're using
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all these things at work and they get
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used to something like this this sets
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feature then the Mac just looks bad by
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comparison for not having it you know
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and the more the more as time goes on
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the more Microsoft tries things you know
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some percentage of them will stick some
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some of them already have like
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touchscreen laptops like hidden we
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helped made fun of that Apple makes fun
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of that but the reality is people use
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them and like them that's fine and Apple
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doesn't do that and so when somebody who
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is used to being able to scroll the
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screen in the laptop occasionally with
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their finger or poke a link with their
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finger sometimes they go to a Mac and it
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doesn't work and that doesn't make Apple
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look like great product visionaries it
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makes the Mac look broken or outdated
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and over time the number of things that
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caused that feeling in new buyers is
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going to increase that's my concern with
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the Macs dating is that it a polemic
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kind of in maintenance mode for a lot of
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its you know for a lot of the platform
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and you might think oh well Apple is
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fine they're selling you know iPhones
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and iPads yeah that's fine but the rest
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of the industry that the Mac competes
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with is moving forward with or without
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Apple they are moving and if Apple is
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not even really putting in a strong
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effort to compete with them
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Mack isn't going to remain constant over
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time it's going to decline over time
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there it's going to start falling behind
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in big ways and I don't want that to
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happen to my favorite computing platform
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of all time I'm just tired of being sad
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it's hard being sad hi I'm happy with
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this my my pro I'll tell you that but
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nothing to do with the software yeah
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like like the touch forest as Marco said
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is a reason to be happy because look
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that was a pretty big investment and a
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you know a pretty important dramatic
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clearly Mac only future doesn't seem to
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have worked out whatever bless exactly
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were asking for you know you got it you
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gotta try things right but I would say
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that the t2 in Marcos iMac Pro is
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another example of granted mostly
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hardware based but interesting
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innovation that you know it is its
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borrowing technology from iOS like it's
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building on other that's just smart
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business but they didn't have to do that
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they could have made a more traditional
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Xeon based PC and slapped it inside and
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I'm a case but they didn't they're they
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you know there's there's extra cost and
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expense involved in adapting that iOS
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hardware and software to the Mac and
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they did it and that's that's an
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exciting Avenue for innovation I think
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to make Mac's less like you know less
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like Apple branded hackintosh this and
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more like you can't you can't assemble
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this from parts you you know this has
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advantages over a PC that you would
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build in terms of you know performance
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power draw security all the areas that
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we expect Apple to innovate in which for
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many years even in the max heyday you
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know in the in the jobs you know PowerPC
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g3 g4 our when max were very exciting
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and we're you know the the bread and
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butter of the company those max inside
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were more conventionally like pcs than
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Markos I Mac Pro is they didn't have
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some weird custom ARM chip implementing
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secure boot they were more or less on
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the same you know was it uh EFI and
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later the all of Intel's security
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features like that but it wasn't like
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Apple was building these giant custom
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ships to do all of its like image
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processing from the camera and to run
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the SSD and to do a secure boot and
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stuff like that that I think is
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innovation it's not software innovation
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but it is innovation and investment in
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Maxo I'm heartened by the renewed
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interest and yeah we all would have
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liked the touch bar to maybe be more to
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our tastes you know maybe some people
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like but for the three of us it hasn't
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really set the world on fire so I guess
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I guess more of that more of that please
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and you know with a higher batting
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average well and I'm you know it seems
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like there's obviously a lot of
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different areas in which Apple is
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innovating or not innovating or moving
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forward or just in maintenance mode my
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main complaint about stagnation is in
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frequency of hardware updates number one
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and number two did the most bigger
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problem I think is the software platform
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you know it's it's very I think there's
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John I think there's a lot of parallels
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to be made to your you know Copeland
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2010 yeah to that article like you know
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the arguments you made back forever ago
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which is like you know at some point
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forgive me for trying to paraphrase your
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argument it's at some point you know
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they can't continue doing this forever
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like something has to change they have
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to there has to be a next generation
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version of this at some point and I
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don't know we we don't know we don't
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have enough insight into Apple to know
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like is there a next generation version
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of Mac OS that they're working on
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because you know we don't see any signs
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of that and obviously we probably
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wouldn't until it was much further along
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and almost ready to ship but like if
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there isn't that's a big problem that's
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a really big problem because what the up
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the OS we're using right now on the Mac
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is you know it's it's fine in a lot of
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ways it's world-class in a lot of ways
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but it's really ancient and creaky and
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has a lot of baggage and does a lot of
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things in really outdated ways that is
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catching up to it it you know it has
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been catching up to it for quite some
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time it's going to keep catching up to
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it more and more and for Apple to move
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the Mac forward they need to be
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investing heavily in it they need to be
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giving it its next generation operating
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system an x generation platform and so
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things like the touch bar and the t2 are
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awesome on the hardware side the iMac
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Pro is amazing I continue to be
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incredibly happy with it as a computer
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but Mac OS is starving for attention
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it is stagnating it is falling apart it
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is starving hi Sierra is
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many ways pathetic and scary in in how
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sloppy things were done with it how many
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bugs there still are in a lot of areas
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the security bugs are embarrassing I
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mean it's it's getting worse every
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release seems like it's getting worse
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Sierra was a terrible release also very
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unreliable lots of bugs lots of problems
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lots of subsystems and things that were
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seemingly rewritten for vague reasons
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and then we're worse and more buggy like
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this is increasing over time because
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they're not putting the resources into
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the OS that it needs to be stable and
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secure and to be moved forward that's my
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concern area it's not about the t2 in
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the touch bar it's that Mac OS itself is
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not being properly maintained and
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invested in and hopefully I'm wrong
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hopefully I'm totally wrong and they're
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working on our awesome new next
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generation you know OS 11 or whatever
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would be called it with me not that but
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you know hopefully I'm wrong about all
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this but we haven't seen no signs in
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that direction so we have no way to know
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if there's a next gen operating system I
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don't think it would be an extra in Mac
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or everything system it would be a next
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gen operating apple operating system
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that would span the range right because
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like what you're really talking about
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for an external operating systems and
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honestly I don't think Apple is at the
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köppen 2010 point just because like in
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the if you look at the the rate of
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important advancement in computing lots
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of really important sort of industry
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changing paradigm shifting stuff
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happened really early on in that
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beginning part going from very simple
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computers to more complicated ones and
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it just so happens that Apple's success
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with the Apple 2 in the Mac happened to
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hit right before all of the personal
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computers got on the memory protection
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and pre-emptive multitasking bandwagon
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so it was unfortunate timing that they
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were successful with a slightly older
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platform but there's there's nothing out
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there as clear-cut as like memory
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protection either have it or you don't
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and it's a pretty big innovation and if
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you are unfortunate enough to be
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massively successful with the platform
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that doesn't have it it's very hard to
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edit after the fact everyone else has it
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and it's not a minor thing now but don't
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worry there's no room for an extra
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hopper existing but I think Apple can
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get along with
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you know Mach BSD amalgam as they've
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shown they can bring that down to
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watches and all the way up to max so
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it's fairly flexible and it's pretty
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neat and they can piecemeal replace
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parts of it and improve it so it's still
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got life like that left in it but
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eventually you want a next generation
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operating system that next generation
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operating system is not next generation
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iOS and not a next generation Mac
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operation the next generation Apple
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operating system that will probably have
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to run on their self-driving cars and
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you're you know you're watching your
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glasses and your whatever like that's
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that's where they would go and I don't
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think it's pressing for them to do that
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now but they you know all their you know
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the car projects and any other weird
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things they've tried with glasses and
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rings and whatever those are avenues to
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experiment with different kernels
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real-time operating systems things
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optimized for neural nets which you know
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arguably their experiment on the phone
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with the whatever that what's the little
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thing the name the branding name they
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gave to the neural process or m/l know
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some part of the chip that was dead
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anything anyway I've heard lots of
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rumors of experimentation with different
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sort of kernels and you know sort of
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core OS designs and also anything
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they're doing with the car I've also
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heard rumors that that stack was
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potentially different from the bottom up
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than a lot of the existing ones one of
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those things go anywhere you know I
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guess I don't think it's pressing but if
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and when a next-generation Apple
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operating platform comes along I fully
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expect it to span the range of all their
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products and to finally and decisively
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the dichotomy between Mac and iOS which
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is say I don't think it is it is
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imminent or more much more likely to get
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something sooner as we talked about in a
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couple shows ago with the unified UI
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framework right that is a much more
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reasonable incremental step towards that
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that goal and you know right now like it
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could be argued that Apple currently has
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a unified low-level or s across all
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their products because under the covers
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it's all mock BSD Darwin
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however you want it like that's
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underneath all of them it's not like the
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watch as far as I'm aware is running a
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dramatically different operating system
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from the kernel all the way up then your
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Mac is like so there is a common
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foundational platform with various bits
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stripped down on it and obviously
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different architectures and different
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optimizations and stuff like that it's
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just that as you get up to the higher
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layer this you know historical somewhat
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artificial distinction appears oh this
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is a Mac Apple that's an iPad app no
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there they're totally different it
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looked kind of the same you I know but
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just their same core OS same grunt yeah
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I know but they're not it's not the same
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so I think Apple can address that top
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layer before they have to go all way
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down to the bottom and start you know
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and what was that google has a project
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like that what was it called this is the
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the show where I can't remember the
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names of anything fuschia there we go I
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pulled it out pulled it out before the
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chat room huh
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that there fuschia operating system sort
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of like and out in the open let's try
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this experiment with another potential
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platform which is such an unappetizing
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to do which is like so is confusion is
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like wait so you're still doing Chrome
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OS and what about Android and what the
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hell is fuchsia and not an Apple move at
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all but Apple should be doing things
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exactly like that internally maybe they
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are who knows I don't know it's just
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weird cuz in the last 24 hours as I
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mentioned previously I've I've been
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reminded how much I freaking love this
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MacBook adorable even the keyboard which
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admittedly is not the most reliable
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thing in the world but I do love the
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feel of it something something
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tremendous turns off by itself sometimes
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but it's fine I won't make much it's
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it's not a big deal no I love I love
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this I love this little laptop and I
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love this little laptops hardware design
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but I tell you
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Mac's the Apple software is not not
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doing it for me and for a fleeting
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moment earlier today actually it was
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yesterday it's all a blur you guys
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anyway for a fleeting moment sometime in
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the last 48 hours I thought to myself
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man I wonder if I should just try
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Windows again no because well and I know
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that that's the answer but but I'm
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looking at and I think I tweeted about
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but I was trying to pull pictures off my
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iPhone an image capture which is you
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know an on board an app that comes with
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the operating system that is designed to
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do specific
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