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oh you're about to get a bunch of snow
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you know where do you for like 30 inches
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would consider that this entire area
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shuts down over about six as we record
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this wednesday evenings now wasn't
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supposed to start until friday and on
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facebook i saw four or five different
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the show images of the grocery store
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bread aisle which is eviscerated the
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baking aisle because hashtag the south
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is got it
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it's just apparently a disaster out
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there and any there's not been a flake
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on the ground as far as I'm aware
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yeah I mean we were supposed to get like
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the tail end of what's hitting you
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so we're supposed to get about a foot
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maybe like at the boat dealers are you
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guys is like a dusting really that's
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that's that's heavy snowfall but it's
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not unusual like that that happens at
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least once or twice every winter and
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it's fine
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however i tried to buy rock salt today
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and they're like there was one kind left
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is the most expensive kind of course and
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it was like the heavy commercial pro
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blend or whatever other like sea salt
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like that
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well you don't use it all you can
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sprinkle it over your uh you know seared
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salmon or whatever
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yeah this the the entire region of here
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is panicking for snow that we get every
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year so I can't even imagine what you
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guys are going through like a people
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underestimate the amount of food in
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their house like the idea is that you
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know the roads will be impassable which
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you know doesn't really ever happen
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maybe by casey well but and then we will
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starve to death in her home because we
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will not have enough nevermind that it
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would take a really long time for most
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people to starve to death without any
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food and you don't worry about water
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because you can always melt snow we
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learned so many things we learned from
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the long dark and so like they run to
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the store today we gotta buy all the
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food because what if we can't get to the
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grocery store for like two days you
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people don't know how long you can you
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live just off the food in your house
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well you see that's you guys you guys
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are prepared for snow
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where's for us I guarantee if we get you
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could live off the food in your house
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for like six months
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no way yes I mean if you planned well
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and probably if I planned well what you
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don't realize how many calories are in
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things like just just a like a box of
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granola bars like added up like a
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hundred calories per bar like how many
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calories do you think you need putting
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nothing would be pleasant the same
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like people are not an imminent dangers
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nevermind like the house next to you has
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people with food in the house next to
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them as people who like we're in
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civilization here people you're not
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going to start that in your home you'll
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be fine but yeah everyone does go to the
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I mean a lot of it is just not so much
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that you're gonna starve to death but
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let me just get in that one last grocery
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run before it is annoying to drive to
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the grocery store not the roads will be
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impassable but it will be more annoying
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and you know there will be problems
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getting out of the driveway and maybe
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I'll take a while to shovel you know and
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so it's like I let me just do my grocery
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run now and everybody it's like what he
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called it a barrier fence going to help
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me out here Marco why its offense is a
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kind of barrier that is true
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yeah the the mutex thing where everyone
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stacks yeah yeah anyway memory barrier
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yet it just causes all I just causes
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everyone to end up going at the same
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time that looks like people are
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panicking not really it is just taking
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the normally more random distribution of
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their there are supermarket trips and
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putting them all the same day so that
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makes me feel better about humanity
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I think about it that way the reason i
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was preparing for this today and not
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like three days from now when the stuff
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is actually about to hit us is because i
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feel like i'm about to get really sick
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because this is everything going around
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my family so I'm starting to feel it so
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I'm thinking I need to stock up on food
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to get me through being sick at the same
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time everyone else is thinking to stock
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up on food to get through the apocalypse
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to stay at home and eat saltine crackers
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you can live for weeks on but
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everybody's saltines are always stale
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doesn't matter if you still think still
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are life-giving but nobody nobody ever
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needs saltines enough to 24 their
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saltines to be fresh
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everybody needs saltines like twice a
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year so everyone's saltines at any given
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time are stale
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I used to be quite a Saltine but I'm now
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I'm never going to get when you when you
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buy them from the store
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I'm now convinced they're stale like in
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the store because a few times i bought
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like a brand new package of them
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intending to use them for soup like as
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you do and open them up and like these
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are already still how is that even
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possible i feel like just you know being
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one of those old people and returning to
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the supermarket and I picked these
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things off your shelf and they're
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already still i would i would love to
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just go shopping with you sometime
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it's amazing what at any there are so
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many better crackers wheat thins are way
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better now all things with the only
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cracker in my house when I was a kid so
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that's what I had but I could you know I
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don't need them anymore but i did back
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in the day when salty Pickens Rob road
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into tell us and i feel like i've seen
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some conflicting information about this
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but the general theme seems to be true
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that at the very least the imac
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trapezoidal boxes are in fact ship
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I'm sorry are stored yellow upside down
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and then right side upside down right
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side up and so Robert and said as a
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former apple store employee i can tell
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you that I max are stacked in on the
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shelves in the right side up upside-down
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fashion they are not however ship this
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way when the computer shipped each one
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is in the standard cardboard box like
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every other project product for secrecy
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i gotta tell you mine was shipped to me
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which may be different than the stores
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it was a standard cardboard box up in
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that it was unmarked on the outside but
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it was the same basic shape anyway Rob
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continues they don't care how many
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computers can fit in the truck they
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however they do care about how many
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computers can be stacked on the shelves
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in the back where there's already not a
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lot of room now as some people sent
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pictures as well like a pallet of imax
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showing them alternating even the palate
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was weird like the one photo we had it
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did show them saving space belt and they
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weren't upset i'm right setup they were
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like laying laying flat you know
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pointing left and right but then
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sometimes on some layers of the palette
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there would be like these filler blocks
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feel like because I guess it didn't work
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out to be completely flat so that there
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were these these trying these triangular
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filler regions it's very strange anyway
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it was like all it's like we're like he
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put like the UK keyboards
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yeah you said throwing the mighty mice
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in there the they come with the mice you
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don't need that but it's like where you
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like the the things that that not
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everyone needs so you put the UK
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keyboard maybe the trackpad yeah you put
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it start with ipod Sox anyway is it
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seemed clear that at the very least in
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the back of the apple stores where
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there's not a lot of room because i have
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tons of stuff back there I'm sure they
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definitely pack them in like that and I
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imagine a lot of them are ship like that
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but apparently not all enough
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alright moving on a joe massey Lottie i
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hope i pronounced that right
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Rodan and he said casey discuss how
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Moxon Swift can only be created the
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language allows them i disagree that
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mocks can only be created by subclassing
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actually i think that is an anti-pattern
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he continued mocks me created by having
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the class conform to a protocol or if
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you're a c-sharp guy like me and
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interface this can be done inside your
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own framework in for apples as well for
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example you can box and mock nsurl
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session by adding a new protocol URL
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session then be a protocol extensions
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you can have nsurl session conform to
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your framework as long as you keep the
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method signatures the same Swift will
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compile without issue i wrote about this
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extensively on my blog and we will put a
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link in the show notes i believe i don't
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think that's entirely accurate what I
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said what I said was that it's really a
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lot easier if you do interface or
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protocol review program two interfaces
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or protocols because then mocking
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becomes a lot easier and I said that to
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Joe privately in an email he actually
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just wrote back and said in so many
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words yeah you know you were on the same
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actually let me read from his email
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designed to interface was great until
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you end up with interfaces are protocols
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with a single and implementation your
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production code switch solution proposed
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almost forces this not sure if this is
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tangential to the initial argument but
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it's something i'm struggling with which
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is a very fair point there's a lot of
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times that I've written two interfaces
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specifically to enable really easy
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mocking for my unit tests but in my
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actual code there's only one
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implementation of that interface and
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that's the 1i use so it's a little bit
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weird and dodgy but you can check out
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his blog post and kind of see for
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yourself
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yeah I would forget about protocol
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extensions like has this clear that i
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actually using swifter just reading back
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and I'm mailing list like oh yeah
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protocol extensions they're neat they're
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useful even those whole sessions that we
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don't see about them they're already
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like it's just if you're not used to
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working that we're thinking in that way
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just you know not didn't occur to me but
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yet that's that's totally possible
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that's the way to do it and I did I
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wouldn't bother me if I had a thing with
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only one implementation I wouldn't
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bother me at all
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yeah i mean in my extensive experience
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with both swim and marks and general
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testing
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I agree thanks Marco
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go team alright we have a lot of
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follow-up about blue light and a lot of
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a lot of people have written about this
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I don't think I'm the best of the three
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of us to summarize this so I don't know
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if one of you wants to
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take the following handle this for
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watching because because it was what I
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said that was partially and it's not
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entirely wrong
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was not able to find connections that
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a bright light was bad and that
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negatively affects the quality but the
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blue light didn't seem to be anything
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special
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turns out that's totally wrong but
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there's actually quite a bit of evidence
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to suggest that all brightness of light
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does negatively affect your sleep
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quality by basically trick your body
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because you're part of sleep cycle and
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everything and it doesn't produce enough
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of it doesn't produce it correctly or
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tricks the circadian rhythms are some
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stuff is way above way above our pay
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grade here but looking at any kind of
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bright light before bed will cause this
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problem but the there's a point in the
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blue spectrum in fact that we don't know
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from from dr. Todd stefancik was very
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specifically identified it there because
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there's a there's a there's there are
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three different kinds of things i think
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the rods and cones in the aisles there's
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also there's a third kind of kind of
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light-sensitive cells thing back there
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that is specifically not for vision but
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it's it's to regulate this melatonin
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type thing for the sleep cycle and for
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the for the circadian rhythms and all
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the stuff please forgive me for
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butchering this but anyway this third
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kind of of light receptor back in your
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in our eyes
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it has a peak sensitivity at 479
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nanometers which is so it's basically
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the shade of blue and that is like the
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peak sensitivity so that if you get a
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lot of light on that it activates the
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cells the most and that inhibits the
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melatonin and everything else into into
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like telling your body hates time for
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sleep but it isn't this like narrow
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window where if you just don't see that
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shade you're fine that she just the peak
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of sensitivity and as you get further
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away from that wavelength in either
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direction sensitivity drops
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it still works so if you if you reduce
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the blue area of the blue range of the
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spectrum you can see more brightness
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without it being a problem whereas if we
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see so if you see like if if brightness
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is fixed seeing blue is worse than
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seeing other colors you know for
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therefore they're far away from that but
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you still ideally should be lowering the
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entire light level that's that's
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basically just a bit so that overall
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brightness is a problem but you're extra
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sensitive to this to the blue region at
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night was another another doctor
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professor of neurology it was more kinda
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we said that you basically got it
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exactly right but the same thing you
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know that light can just a circadian
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rhythms but there's a particular
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sensitivity to the blue light lots of
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people sent us the study showing the
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particular sensitivity the blue light
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but that all I'd counts for that this
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had one extra little nugget of the
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saying that
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another benefit of reducing the amount
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of blue light at night time is it helps
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the rods and your eyes they adapted to
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the dark that way when you look up from
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the screen like trip over something in
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your dark house yet and that he'd be he
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likened it to like like why is why i
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like the military stuff is all like red
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light allegedly was what is that true or
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is that a minute i always thought that
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might have been a metal now we have a
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professor of neurology says it's true so
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it's probably true that no I can tell
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you i have been on a military vessel
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when it was out at night and I can
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absolutely tell you with for a fact that
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is true so was everyone just fall asleep
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all-timer know what I mean is that
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there's red everywhere it is keeping
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your eyes adjusted the same as the
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pirate eye patch all over again
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you know the what pirate eye patch
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come on people is that like would you
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close one eye when you go to the
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bathroom and nights them you can open it
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way back
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when they go belowdecks where there's no
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lights because there's an electricity on
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their pirate ships they could flip up
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the eye patch and that i can adjust to
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the dark and i can see better
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I didn't know that thats crazy if I when
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where we last left our hero he had a
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completely dead eye mac that he could
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not resuscitate in the genius bar
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appointment for I think the following
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day on that bombshell on that bombshell
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right in talking with the another friend
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of mine he pointed out to me you know
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you could just return this and I thought
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you know what I shall I think we talked
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about on the show actually and I thought
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you know what i am going to return it
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because this thing is going to be
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forever tainted in my mind if I try to
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get it repaired and they have to crack
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it open so the following day I cancelled
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my genius bar appointment i went and
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returned it and I boxed it up all nicely
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in the retail box the trapezoidal retail
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box I've done what I could to get it all
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back together as cleanly as I possibly
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could I brought it into the store and
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the gentleman on this on the store floor
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what happened to walk up to said okay I
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can handle that return for you you know
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why you're turning it over it's
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basically do a oh that sucks okay no
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worries
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alright i just got you open it up and
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confirm the serial number to make sure
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you know this now I'm kind of feeling in
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the lengths but to make sure that you're
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not doing a bait-and-switch or anything
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like that so he says I'm going to open
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it up and take it out i'm gonna turn it
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oh because he wanted to go into like
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about my mac in see you then and see the
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serial number and realized hmm that's
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not going to work now is it
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he starts looking and I start looking on
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the back of the mac trying to find a
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printed serial number and me having
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never owned an imac before I had assumed
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that's where it would be
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it's not he goes and takes this thing to
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the back to where like I guess the
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off-duty geniuses are maybe some of the
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on-duty geniuses to try to get them to
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help him figure out where the craft
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serial number is do either of you guys
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know where the serial number on the imax
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are a little metal plate on the
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dashboard we know where to find a higher
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pressure now we know where to find that
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the number of members and all sorts of
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weird places there are no I i would
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imagine my I mean like where could it
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possibly be right the only place you
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could possibly be is what opens up on
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the imac it's the memory
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door opens up right that's the only
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thing that opens and other than that i'm
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sure it's printed somewhere like on the
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motherboard or whatever but you gotta
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take the whole thing apart to see that
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too and I wouldn't think it'd be in the
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memory door because I mean that you can
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take off so that's that's no good i
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would i would guess it's printed
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somewhere on the metal but God knows
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where I mean well that's the thing so I
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didn't know any better have never had an
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imac it turns out on the bottom of the
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foot sneaky was it is it was a sticker
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on the bottle of water retention to the
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metal and i believe it was printed on
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the metal though i don't recall off the
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top of my head and what I'm like that
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just occurred to me just this moment how
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does that work for like snails imac that
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had the visa mount good question
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it's maybe it's on the Mount itself
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because like there is like a little
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thing back there that would have
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amounted it's gonna be in more than one
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place but either way so that took a few
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minutes to get through which was not a
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big deal i mean i was just as confused
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as the dude was and you know perhaps the
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guy should have known it but I mean I
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didn't so I can't really blame him
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so anyway so it ended up that they
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returned it no questions asked
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and you know once they had somehow
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someway confirm the serial number and
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then I had already at that point ordered
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a new one and the other thing that I
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a new discovery for me did you know
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about expedited shipping on the apple
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store is is this one when we were
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yelling at you last week like to pick
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the expensive shipping whenever if i'm
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buying something they cost like multiple
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thousands of dollars and I can get it
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like next day for like an extra 40 bucks
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i will even though it makes no sense i
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would I don't do that in normal stuff it
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was 40 bucks to get like a shirt the
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next day I wouldn't do it but for some
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pricing psychology that's how they
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charge you 250 dollars floor mats your
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car you're like whatever
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that's like the cherry on top
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you know so i didn't know that this I
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knew that I could do faster shipping but
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I didn't look into how much it was well
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now i'm seriously impatient because i
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just returned that the beautiful 5k imac
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watched in march across the country on
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fedex ground and this time I was like
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you know what i'm going to do expanded
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expedited shipping aren't expecting that
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this like 20 pound box would be fifty or
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hundred bucks
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it was $42 to your point Marco $42 and
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the best part was it arrived at eight
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thirty in the morning at my doorstep
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pro tip if you're going to buy a mac
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from apple and you're not going to get
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it retail like a built in order for
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example definitely definitely definitely
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do the expedited shipping is that really
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a pro tip because I think Marco just
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outlined is the illogical pricing
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psychology that makes you think that's a
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good deal when in reality you could take
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those 42 bucks and spend it on lots of
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other things like it's 42 it's the same
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size as if you paid forty dollars to
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ship end your house but you would never
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do because the pen costs two bucks but
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when you're shipping the expensive
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computer somehow about $42 shipping is
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totally worth it so i would say get some
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books on Zen Buddhism from library
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something and learn some patience and
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then shipping up because $42 the same
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size no matter what it's attached to
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who in their right mind would pay forty
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dollars shipping to get a packet of
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saltines
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from amazon nobody would but my manager
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$42 and you waited four days for it
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anyway because you have to spend the
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weekend terrible nobody like saltines
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enough to ever do that and also if you
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ever want saltines you're probably
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within 50 feet of a store that has some
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12 month old saltines on the shelf
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I'm just saying $42 does not change size
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when you put it next to the price of an
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expensive computer all the latest for me
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and I think for Marco too damn it wasn't
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worth it because my god i'm so glad i
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did that it's just it's like a little
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like a little touch of luxury
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you know like it get it get the extra
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legroom seat on the plane
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yeah you know that's 17 inches of luxury
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don't count that $42 quick shipping did
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you spend a lot of time convincing
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yourself to do nice things for yourself
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buying yourself fancy things that seems
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like a skill we all have we're all
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really good at I can't do this you have
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seminars it Marco said you in the past
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year the best worst influence anyway my
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seminar totally have extra legroom seats
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at the front for an extra twenty twenty
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bucks so I have talking to you right now
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from a 5k retina imac this thing is
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magnificent
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to recap i had bought the mid-range one
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because it was the crummiest one that
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could support the one terabyte SSD which
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is what I got I got it with eight gigs
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of ram and then immediately for this one
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had put in 32 gigs or a other world
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computing mac sales whatever they call
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themselves ram so it's a one terabyte
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drive 32 gigs ram the 4 gigahertz
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processor and i'm in love couple of
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quick immediate thoughts for those who
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may be like me and leading a laptop
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behind or considering leaving a laptop
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oh my god 27 inches is magnificent and i
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have never looked at my 15 inch mac pro
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and macbook pro and thought oh my god
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the screen so tiny until it is insane
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and one of the things that I've noticed
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as I've gotten really really into i'm
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using spaces on my mac book pro and I
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don't use them nearly as heavily here
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because i have so much freaking real
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estate i can put a million windows on
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the screen by a million i mean like five
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John but i can put a million windows on
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the same screen and have them tiled and
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not feel over
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and it's magnificent welcome Casey I'm
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welcome to eat
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i-i've been trying to get you to walk
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through this door for so long you can
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only bring the horse to water as I say
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he believed you don't need help with
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so anyway so I the only complaints i
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have so far
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first of all I have no good solution for
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this really but having the ports on the
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back of a curved surface i'm not really
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into that it's it's kind of wonky to
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plug in like a USB key or USB devices
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I mean not the not a big deal but it's a
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little wonky than i'm used to on my
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yes I know first world problems however
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the SD card slot does not trip my SD
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cards right protects which like both of
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my macbook pros did every single time so
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that's a big win the new magic keyboard
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whatever they're calling this thing very
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thin i like it a lot charges be
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lightning like that a lot
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that being said this arrow key situation
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that I thought John was completely over
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blowing oh god it's the worst but it's
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the worst having the full height left
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and right just totally throws off my
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arrow key game and I just I i know i'm
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gonna get used to it over time but right
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now it's driving me up a wall
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you don't have to get used to it you can
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buy an apple keyboard with an inverted T
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that you can feel with your fingers and
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you never missing everything every
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single key is full-size it's great
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yeah or you can you can also get the
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microsoft sculpt ergonomic keyboard i
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recommend so much for like 60 bucks and
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solve this problem really quickly but I
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blew that on the shipping I couldn't
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make it out
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I tried so hard to sell that I love God
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so anyway so i have just this very
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moment I have I am tweeting a picture of
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my setup that I had queued up because I
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don't want to spoil the fun for those
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who was alive and I am really digging
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this i think i mentioned last episode
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that i have cleaned up my office quite a
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bit my desk used to be a total disaster
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and now it actually looks nice and clean
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the floor you can actually see now which
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is really exciting so I'm feeling good
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I'm feeling like this is a fresh start
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i I just I'm so happy I'm just so happy
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you finally are on some
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being real what come on no i mean like
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it look I did the the you know 15 inch
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laptop with the second monitor on a desk
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thing for years and it's fine and but if
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you can do this instead
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this is better and it's not a little bit
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better as a lot better yeah yeah it's so
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far so good i really like it and I
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haven't yet missed having a laptop give
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me time I might but I mean we have
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enough other laptops that aren't quite
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as new but we have enough father laptop
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sliding around between my work laptop
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which actually is fairly new my personal
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laptop which I'm thinking about putting
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a really tiny SSD and even though it's
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from 2011
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you know you could probably get a nasty
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pic yeah i'm thinking like a hundred
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like 6420 guess he would be more than
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enough for an occasional computer but
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yeah it's the I'm so far I'm really
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enjoying it so far I'm really really
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really happy and we'll see what happens
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i know for some people this is like
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completely old and boring news but
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there's a lot of people in fact most
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people that I know are full-time laptop
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users and so if you're one of those
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people like I was until just this past
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Monday you know i mean it doesn't have
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to be that way be there there are and i
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would say i would say they're greener
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pastures but there are their larger less
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portable pastors yes Harold Herman less
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portable fasters around so yeah that's
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my follow-up about that but also i mean
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like if anybody is is thinking like oh
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why are they talking about one person's
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computer choice you would be amazed how
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much email we get and how many tweets we
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get from people asking what computers we
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use or what they should buy or asking us
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to talk more about this kind of stuff
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this is the kind of thing a lot of
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people care about this and I do too i'm
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one of those people that's why i love
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talking about this stuff yet completely
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we got one of those emails the earlier
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today in fact so that's the deal but
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it's so far so good so far
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two thumbs up on the imac John any
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thoughts I think your keyboards to hi
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I'm concerned about you but it's like so
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this is one of the things when you're
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switching from laptop to I mean I get it
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depends on what you doing love if you
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literally put your laptop on your lap
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and then you can pretty easily have your
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arms at a right angle while you're
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typing but if you're sitting at a desk
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the way most people said to death like
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with the chair and desk I'd like a
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typical chair and desk height the
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keyboard is way too high so you either
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need to raise your chair is your
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family's the monitors problem
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too low and then you need to raise your
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monitor or you need to lower your
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keyboard by using a keyboard tray or
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something like that so I'm concerned
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that if you're going to use the computer
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for a long time you may be in a
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different position than you are with
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your laptop now if you're using your
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laptop on top of the same desk in the
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same position and you already have that
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problem i'm just saying I think your
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keyboards to i am also concerned about
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you hanging your headphones on the arm
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for migrating like putting undue stress
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on the arm and you're failing yourself
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as a left-side doc user which is hey I'm
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left side doc user and also leaves now
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that looks like the road boom arm it and
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the road podcaster is way heavier than
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the combination of those headphones and
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microphone now what's wrong with you are
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you a doctor on the bottom kind of guy
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you're right side can i wish the doc
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didn't exist kind of guy was right in
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his old-school given that's the case
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where do you keep your doc John like on
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laptops i keep it on the right because
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the screens too damn small and you can't
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do it and on desktops with the
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experience and keep it on the bottom and
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i grumble about it but the class is
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nothing left his madness
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ok so the reason i have it on the left
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is a holdover from my laptop days but
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generally speaking I would have in any
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of my working environments be at work or
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home or what have you
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I always have the laptop directly in
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front of me and and then I would have an
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really affect my life at all i don't
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really have apps that use it i'm not
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develop writing but like oh yeah I had a
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had appt network will be discontinuous
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apples hardware it wasn't ads or
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miss that second word in there i add app
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that anymore but i ad is still going to
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ignoring it like we always did that was
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disappointed but I learned that they're
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store through I at i wish the whole
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thing would go away because as far as
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would let people sell ads on like you
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free apps in the App Store but i don't
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experiencing as they say and you know so
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much better note but just it just
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feel better about Apple's the company
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know what that I happy we're doing
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forget it we're just not doing it all
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this announcement is not what's actually
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hope that would I mean keep in mind when
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off those fancy like nissan the nissan
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tap it and you spin the car around all
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this crap and and like that they were
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envisioning this very very expensive and
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kind of like you know clean ad format
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that almost immediately flopped i mean
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launch partners on it like i don't think
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they ever had any other ads that were
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after the launch partners that it's like
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the pipe dream of advertisers thinking
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willingly interact with an ad like oh I
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can spend anything like that is a
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fantasy isn't this fun I'm engaging all
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over your brand right like I mean there
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are ways to get people to do things but
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it has to be like you have to have like
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advertising person who's just has
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convinced themselves that people are
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free money or at your you know like it
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actually get the interaction interaction
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so trying to make a classy nice one like
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it if someone really interesting sound
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like they're going to like go to the
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Nissan website or maybe they'll download
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the Nissan app or something but the
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shores hold on
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going to take a break from going to play
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the game they were going to play or
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whatever application that were using and
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derail themselves and interact with your
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dad so I at that just seemed doomed from
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dream that this is the kind of thing
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advertisers would actually do and would
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want in the in a way that would be
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what Apple wanted from me and from what
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wait huge by ends up front like you know
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from big brand companies you know brand
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advertising well you know kokanee zono
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not like not like small stuff that would
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advertise on podcast you know big stuff
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whatever has become TV like that's that
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kind of stuff and and that and imagine
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like working with Apple as an advertiser
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control and everything and and like the
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it very very quickly did not fill up
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network rather than someone else's that
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running arbitrary code from
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sandbox and everything to make it a
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native advertising but like that the
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native advertising but it's like in the
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flow of what you normally doing it's not
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a banner on the top or bottom of the
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page while the rest of your app can use
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business if your if your app has any
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of timeline for example the ads we put
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in the timeline like Instagram ads they
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just appeared to be another picture but
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oh well my friend suddenly became better
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photographers oh it's an ad
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it's not a banner that appears coming
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down from the top of the instagram app
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are you using it that's the old model
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stuff like that although actually can
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games do all the stuff like that but
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little banner but they like advertising
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hey the app store will do that for you
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wheels type thing that also happens to
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filling in your application instead of
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winner if they're going to keep doing i
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beats one allowed to be available for
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do that
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for a week but no not us for into that
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part of family music so speaking about
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things that we know nothing about let's
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tried to do things with it so they they
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graduate
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stop doing that use this happen said
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because that's what it's made for and
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voice guitar piano and then it will like
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Otto Otto accompany its accompaniments
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ever use app i probably wouldn't at all
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about it on I'm or I'll so you should
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read this article headline is very
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published song 30 minutes with apples
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marcos very specific your iOS devices as
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a platform for doing audio stuff they
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seem so perfect because they're small
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battery-powered they have more than
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enough cpu power to do most of the
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things you might do with audio because
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audio is wimpier like I mean these days
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audio is wimpy enough that the CPUs in
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the modern iOS devices absolutely crush
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size and inputs and outputs so every
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time I see Apple trying to make iOS
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devices more viable hardware
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accompaniments to audio things whether
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fit and I mean I Marco probably speak to
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this better than anyone like the
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frustrations with knowing that the path
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hours in there that you could do really
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awesome audio things with iOS except for
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input/output but maybe you know and and
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software and the marketplace offer or
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whatever so yeah basically I mean I this
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this app like I'm really happy to see
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apple's doing stuff like this it looks
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like a great app that I will never use
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because I don't have that kind of
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creative talent I wish I did but I don't
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yeah i mean in general like you know I
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like that onion think i'm connected
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where our friend Mike early mentioned
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that like iOS is like this is like the
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happening place to be in software right
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now all the exciting software is
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happening on iOS all the innovation for
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the most part is happening in iOS if you
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want an appt to do something cool on iOS
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you probably have like at least five or
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ten different choices for that might be
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kind of mac app you might have one or
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two you know iOS is just like where
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where the action is right now and it's
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on it is unfortunate that there's so
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much about iOS that limits or makes it
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difficult to do certain kinds of of work
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or certain kinds of like multitasking
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activities and you know over to overtime
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they can try to lift those and with
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varying degrees of success sometimes
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they work sometimes they don't but iOS
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is where this kind of stuff happens
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these days i was thinking about was the
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new roadmap loopback look back yet so
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imagine I mean again it's not it's not a
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hardware issue
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imagine if you could have an ipad that
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had the power of audio hijack and loop
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back like you like Rory were always
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thinking of going to something we know
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something about podcasting can we have
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like a little portable podcasting studio
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where you can record multiple people you
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of skype called facetime or whatever and
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record them in their locations and
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record local you people and then do all
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the editing for I can you produce a
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podcast with just an iOS device and
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plenty of storage space for a podcast
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the the screens are big enough to do
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editing I Jason recently edited a while
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the incomparable episodes on audio
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editor on the pile like this is all
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possible
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it's just a question of i/o getting the
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software out there that can do this and
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then having some hopefully nice OS
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support facility for doing all the sort
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of system level things we just described
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the roadmaps doing on the Mac where you
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do have access like a loopback let you
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make artificial virtual audio devices
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from these three microphones to be
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presented described as a single input
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single input really have three people
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talking here and audio hijack lets you
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set up audio pipelines from this app to
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that after this app like so you want to
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have like a soundboard app where you can
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insert sounds into the podcast in real
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time and have the other people who are
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things we all do today on a mac with
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their you know why max power form we
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love them but hardware-wise there's no
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reason and ipad can do all of that it's
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just software barriers and then I guess
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hardware barriers for connectivity like
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how the hell you gonna hook up all these
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mics to your thing they'll have
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lightning connector same out the end
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it's just some kind of hub or whatever
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so we seem so close to I mean I know
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there's tons of things like you know for
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for music I think it's much better like
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a musical instrument apps for sequencing
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things and for performing music on them
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don't like music music industry seems
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better served by then like the the
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podcasting an issue but it frustrates me
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you might need a bit beefier rig to do
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like video you get the storage
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requirements much bigger the i/o
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requirements bigger you probably want
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more space to do stuff so we're still
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not quite there but audio we just seemed
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like eternity on the cusp so I'm really
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happy that Apple that apple also sees
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this visit someone said hey what do you
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think the first new app for iOS the
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apples going to announce in 2016
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of something like music memos but I'm
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glad that Apple did because it shows
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that they understand like the strength
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of the platform they have and we just
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just got to keep going and it's got a
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its going to get down to the OS level
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and the multitasking level and the you
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know the the access to audio on the
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device and then eventually the i/o and I
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think we all may be five years from now
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be able to do full podcast recording and
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production on the go with an ipad
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but will say that's not what Fraser
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Spears is doing with canvas with
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federico vtg it is your recording on the
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iPad as well I know I believe he does
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see I thought so too it says in this
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blog post which will link that we are
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walking the walk to the show itself is
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edited and published entirely on iOS
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using a ferrite which is what Jason
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were also recording on iOS but I'm not a
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hundred percent sure I know Fraser does
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i'm not sure if federico does but maybe
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maybe that's what it is that only
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Frazier does and that's why didn't say
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in this blog post and I mean you know I
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think Apple has view of how the world
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should be how modern computing should be
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and what they mean by that is ios and
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you know and and how how things should
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be isolated from each other how things
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should be should be safe and should be
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you know secure and lock down and if you
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look at you know the the kind of
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innovation happens on the mac and on and
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on on historically on on on on desktop
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computing it tends to very frequently
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involves some kind of hack that is just
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not possible on iOS devices for instance
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what you're talking about so like if you
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want to record something for podcasting
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there are special tools that basically
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try to do like you know voiceover IP and
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also record it so that you can use it
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for podcasting they tend to not be as
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good as just using skype so whatever one
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does is we su skype and then we use apps
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on the mac to record our skype calls
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that mostly are hacks like that
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sometimes that they like like PSO is a
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pretty straightforward recorder because
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like it can share the input but like
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what a lot of people do 42 record skype
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is just use skype call recorder for me
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can which is a complete hack that is
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impossible in iOS because it basically
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like inject itself into skype and
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records you know that way and on iOS
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there is a skype app for iOS but you
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can't record out of it in software the
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only way to do that would be to have two
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devices and like to run the audio out
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from one into some kind of lightning
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connected USB audio interface which
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believe me that's a whole world of pain
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if you I've done that it's not great
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you know to have like these these weird
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like cheaply made unreliable seven
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dollar audio interfaces for
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for iOS devices that some of which might
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be able to keep a charge some of which
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were built they all have these big
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plastic garbage knobs on them
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it's a terrible it's like trying to buy
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a high quality USB hub it's it's very
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very difficult
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what you're doing there is you're doing
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the hardware version you're doing like a
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reverse reverse skeuomorphic hardware
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version of audio hijack like you
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literally connecting boxes with actual
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wires in the real world instead of
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dragging and dropping the little boxes
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and it even things like audio hijack
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like that you know i think loopback must
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be using supporting facilities for you
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know creating virtual devices or
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something like even os10 like you said a
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lot of these things that were using
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READ&WRITE now i'm using color guard
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right now our kind of hacks that every
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time I see hacks on any system whether
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it's always 10 or are you know is we
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can't really have that whatever it's
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like the fact that so many people like
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the fact that people are building
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businesses selling these hacks which is
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very difficult to do because you have to
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be really careful and you can't screw up
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stuff and like but it shows they're such
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an incredible market need that software
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developers are willing to fill that need
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that is lucrative for them to feel the
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need even though the super hard work and
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their stuff brake someone you know Apple
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changes things out from underneath them
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it shows that like they're crying out
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for your OS to have supported facilities
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for this functionality and so tons of
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things on iOS that aren't even possible
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i was wondering like if we can have the
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hacks is that removing a signal from
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apple but then I look at the maximum
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like then I get that signal either it's
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so clear that we want to do more
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sophisticated things with audio that
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like you know that we just named the
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ECAM and rogue amoeba to businesses
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basically built on a game sells a lot of
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things but Romeo built around something
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audio stuff to do things with your mac
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that people clearly want to do that
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they're willing to pay good money for
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that they have to do is hacks because
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apple doesn't have a good support a way
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to do it and it's just the signals just
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not getting through like they'll have
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passed on the graph hack see something
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like this is where people are walking
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apple-like make pave pay for their paths
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like it'sit's such as such a clear
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signal is frustrating to not see them
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take advantage of my sorry had to reload
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your connecting up boxes with crappy
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plastic things
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no but it like it's what you're saying
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like this it's exactly its highs in
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earlier what you're saying with I adware
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like with i add it's like Apple had this
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view of how they thought the world was
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or maybe wishful thinking how they
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thought the world would become if they
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would build these you know beautiful
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you know clean concrete rooms for people
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to fill with all this respect for your
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privacy in an industry that just doesn't
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do that you know Apple thought that the
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world would adapt to their vision for i
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ad and it just didn't and that was that
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was you know kind of a fortune to even
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think would be would be possible and I
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think you can look at the bigger picture
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of how they how they locked down iOS and
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to an increasing degree the mac but
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to an increasing degree the mac but
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the mac is still nowhere near the level
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of lockdown the iOS and you look at that
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versus the pressures of us needing some
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of these hacks to get our work done or
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to innovate like the so much innovation
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has happened through hacks like this you
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know we mentioned you know if you want
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to go to mention things like Dropbox
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find integration like all this crazy
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stuff like that now is either either not
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possible anymore or harder or more
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limited as the OS keep getting more and
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more lockdown enabling these hacks to
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some degree is very productive and and
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to some degree necessary for us to get
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our work done and and to push things
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forward and like like earlier today I
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was able to the aftershow and on how i
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jailbroke two iphones today for the
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first time in like six years something
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but you know and it's for the same
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reason of like Apple has this vision of
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how things should be and everything is
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locked out and isolated and it will
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allegedly worked perfectly and it's the
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future of computing because they're the
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ones saying its future computing because
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certainly for the one talking you're
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making devices you want to say you're
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the future of computing and doesn't mean
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you can save as much as you want doesn't
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make it true
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it might become true but there's no
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guarantee of that but you know they're
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saying this is the future computing but
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but they have this very highly
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opinionated view of them being in
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extreme control of quite a bit more than
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what their users can do and and what of
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course developers can do as well and the
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reality of that is you have people
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saying i can't get worked on iOS devices
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because of reasons XYZ and apples trying
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to knock those reasons down there trying
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to solve it they want people to be able
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to get their work on our house devices
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but there are these major barriers that
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apple won't budge on that are just fatal
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barriers to a lot of these uses podcast
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recording with skype is yes it's an
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arrow thing that only podcasters care
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about but it is a very good
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representative of the problem as a whole
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of so much so much of what we do today
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is like these big private centralized
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power holders that we have to deal with
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so in this case skype turns out skype is
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the best VoIP thing for podcasters to
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use to communicate with each other while
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they're recording and if you want to
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record a skype call you can't sit around
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and wait for skype to release an iOS app
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update that will enable recording in
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their iOS
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that because they probably will never do
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it you have no input on that like it
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that's out of your control as a user or
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developer what you can do on the mac and
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you can kind of hack around you can make
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this work and I was you can't do that
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that's a big problem right and so you
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couldn't you couldn't extend this to so
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many so many problems that chances are
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like if you look around at you know what
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any given person does on their mac i bet
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almost everyone who uses a mac depends
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on at least one weird hack that is not
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possible on iOS they depend on that on
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the mass to do what they need to do and
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sometimes these are Apple doing this
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accident because they can do they can
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have as much as they want sometimes
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other companies and on the mac we can
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still do that and iOS we've never been
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able to and I and that does limit things
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in the same way that like apples
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insistence on the app being like the
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strictly Walt container for your data
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has been so limiting its so far with iOS
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and they're starting to break down some
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of those walls iCloud Drive and stuff
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but with mysteries of success and and
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mix degrees of confusion
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yeah that's the big paradigm switch
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that's the difficulty of like the
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monolithic app because like you're
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saying you're waiting for skype that
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feature are those people that the apps
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do say oh this Apple that you record
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multiple people in the loo voice-over-ip
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like you have to have one have to do it
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all because it's not even on the Mac
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it's still somewhat difficult but at
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least on the mac historically we've had
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the ability to mix and match
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here's the best app for talking to
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someone over the internet here is the
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best app for recording here is the best
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that for editing my podcast here is that
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you know like that we could that we had
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job specific apps that you could use to
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work together to perform a single single
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job or in iOS it's like well it's kind
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of easier if you just have one app
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that's like called podcast recording
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studio whatever you know that does
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everything
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did you know it has to have its own
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voice over IP client to talk to people
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remotely has to have its own microphone
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interfacing thing has to have its own
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editor has stuff don't be noising filter
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it's like because if you didn't like are
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some i have to export the audio because
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other having read it
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talking to Stella pockets production
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he's using some super fancy audio
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processing program on his mac that is
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really impressed with it does an amazing
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job of like intelligently removing noise
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even better than the ones who is him
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before he can mix that into his work
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flow to say oh I
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i was using this you know I think he's
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like three different apps for every time
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you find a better one he just swapped it
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out and maybe it would be better if
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there was one being integrated app did
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better and it is kind of frustrating to
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have to incorporate all those apps
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together and deal with it you know but
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like there's advantages and
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disadvantages and iOS is totally on the
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you lunch one Apple device becomes that
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happened that has everything for you and
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if it doesn't like no one's leaving
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garageband to go out to some other thing
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constantly back and forth right it's
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more of like a bit more of the waterfall
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model right where but if you're doing
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the podcast for action is a great
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example where you'd want with the very
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least separate the thing that like
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remotely talks to people whether it's
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FaceTime audio or skype or whatever like
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whatever is best for that that is a
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complicated application in its own right
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and you're like let that app do what he
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wants to do i just need to an audio
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hijack parlance connect the little tube
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that has the audio coming out of it from
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whatever happened using fat into this
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app that's also recording from my local
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microphones and then i can see the
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waveforms or whatever anyway we're not
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there yet and the kind of power that
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new agreement remember talking about and
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and before the audio hijack these are
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apps that like this can not only make
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things possible that weren't possible
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before but this can this can like
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eliminate the need for hardware but
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that's that's very powerful especially
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feels like affordability or just like
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just speed of deployment and
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experimentation of things like I mean
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there are so many I've packed with audio
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so much and i have a closet full of dumb
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wires and dumb little boxes that do one
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stupid thing because there's no software
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of things to do it like everyone who's
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ever had to do anything with audio has
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probably had this experience were all
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well I could do this just need this one
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weird cable to go between these two
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ports to loop this thing into this thing
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first and i can do this like it's it's a
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it's a audio is a huge pile of hacks
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most of which are have been in the past
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hardware things that you need to buy a
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management and have on hand and and
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connect up in certain weird ways and
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hope nothing breaks and once you get
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work never touch anything and then we
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get the software side of this you can
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let you can like move this stuff around
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you can play with it you can you can do
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things for free with no hardware in
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seconds that you could never do before
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like that
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very powerful that's the kind of
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innovation that computers are all about
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this is what computers have always been
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about is breaking down barriers of what
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can you not do you know what in the
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physical world or in the previous world
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before your computer came around
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what were you either not able to do
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because it was too complicated or out of
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her out of reach or what was too
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expensive for you to do you know before
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dedicated Hardware special needs or
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anything and the computer knock down
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those walls and says now you can do it
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with it is very like kind of
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democratized if you move towards this
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world of the model at the gap but you're
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saying John the monolithic app is not
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only more restrictive than that and it
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eliminates a lot of those games or
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significantly reduces them but also it
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is it is kind of less Democratic in a
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way because like the number of people
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who can make a really great noise
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removal tool for audio is way bigger
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number of people who can make a complete
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audio production studio app and back-end
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service at the monolithic app requires
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that each app be way more advanced then
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the kind of UNIX philosophy of a tool
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does one thing and does that one thing
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well you have multiple tools involved in
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a workflow and even cooler not even
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close to that like everything about
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photoshop that is a massive applications
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as tons tons of things but they're still
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illustrator like there's still room for
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like it doesn't matter how big you make
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the pieces are still mspaint you right
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well you know I'm just saying like that
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that photoshop despite all the vector
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tools they keep adding to photoshop
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illustrator still has a role but you're
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too massive applications
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we're not saying like every to like all
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this is the tool for making circles this
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is over making squares like you can it
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can be ridiculous whatever you say unix
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pipeline like 0121 does one thing well
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like no matter how big you make it
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there's always a certain point where
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you're making photoshop was like well if
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we're doing page layout should we add
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that the photoshopped know like keep it
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in indesign or what like there's always
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something else so like for podcast
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production there are so many aspects of
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that no matter how big you make any
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aspect of that like you can imagine an
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amazing like skype equivalent for iOS
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that is really reliable that like it's
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incredibly hard apt to make that's it
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just do that even that alone is
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basically you know maybe not as big as
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photoshop but it's a big
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problem fine take that and move it off
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and then if you want to go down to all i
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do is reduce noise like that can be a
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very small app but there's so many
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things in between trying to do podcasts
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to do editor production suite that's too
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much for like anybody divided off
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especially since you only charge 99
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cents for to have is exactly exactly
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you know I wanted to come back to
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something John was saying earlier about
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paving over where people were making the
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paths in this in the grass and that's a
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reference it is among other things to
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this very program anyway whatever I
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think we should be considering that
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Apple has done that in many occasions
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but also with audio bus because audio
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boss if memory serves was an iOS app
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that would let you kind of route audio
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between apps and didn't apple start
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supporting that garage band like a year
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or two ago
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yeah it was it was like it was basically
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a third-party protocol that other people
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had just kind of made to kind of hack
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local networking into sending audio
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between app so that you could actually
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have like an audio effects app that was
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just like a certain effect that we will
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be in a chain that would be supported by
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other apps that support audio bus and so
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the big deal there was that not only did
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Apple not you know band that from the
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app store but they built in support to
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GarageBand iOS to be to work with audio
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bus app so that that was that was very
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powerful and so also audio is a slight
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exception to this rule and iOS in that
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the date did support audio bus however
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only apps that work with audio bus work
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in the system and skype doesn't i was
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thinking of like audio buses like using
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local never attack around like it's good
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that they that they didn't like for
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example rejected and say you can't do
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that but using loopback network
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interfaces as your IPC mechanism like it
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surely there is a better way to get out
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like its iOS drugs is all we have
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I just like I'm i seem to recall have
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vague memories of us seeing a demo
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showing drag-and-drop between two
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side-by-side iPad applications that also
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use look back at like you can do a lot
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of stuff with loopback network
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interfaces I doesn't mean it's the right
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solution so again apple at the signal
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that should have been to apples like I
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guess it's good that they had a positive
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reaction to put what they should have
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done is like man there is a clear market
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need for audio applications to be able
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to work together and generally to have
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better like audio routing within the
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system that is like a real supported api
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for for shuttling audio buffers around
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you know and maybe it's difficult
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because its current level stuff or
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whatever whatever I have to do like I
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guess supporting using local network
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interfaces for is better than nothing
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but that's not let me answer this final
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answer they can go well we solve that
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problem now let's move on to the next
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one you haven't solved it and people
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there is a need for it and letting a
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third party you know dictate the the
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protocols just so an apple-like so i
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would i would just love for them to keep
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advancing in this realm and to address
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the clear market needs
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yeah and and to to kind of break some
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rules here and there you know like it
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audio bus was at first of all as you
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said I think that that was that was an
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exception you know that that was a that
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was a fluke that was not like that the
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common pattern apples doing here but you
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know you look at something like well you
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know it only apps that opt into it are
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compatible with the system and skype
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doesn't support it
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well in the in the world of desktop
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computing which is still wonderful by
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the way still hey by the way
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hey guys still here it's tickets to the
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wonderful world of computing we can
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break those rules we can say you know
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what skype and support this
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well we're going to be clever as EK more
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usually became softer other people like
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this we could be clever and we're going
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to stuff we can say you know what even
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if your dad doesn't support this we can
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work around that in in this technical
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semi-happy way and we're going to say
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we're going to enable this and that is
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so powerful for just enabling people to
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do things that it like this one because
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the condom talking about like an iOS
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that category of value and the category
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of innovation is almost impossible that
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they're there are some areas for but
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it's very very limited compared to what
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you can do on Mac OS Tanner are
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windows or anything like that and so I
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did I feel like we're missing out were
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making computing but almost like the the
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same way that like the hardware that
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were that happen selling is so like not
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hackable anymore like you can buy what
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apple offers and everything soldered to
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the motherboard now and you can't
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replace anything like there was a time
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back in the day like I maybe post about
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the then be whatever 101 a non-random
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macbook pro we're like at a time when
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Apple didn't sell a hundred twenty gig
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hard drives you could buy one off newegg
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for like 200 bucks and put it in and you
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can have a configuration that Apple
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didn't sell
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whoa and it was super powerful the end
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you could replace the DVD drive with
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another hard drive if you want a laptop
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with two hard drives or tons of capacity
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or one small st in one big hard drive
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you could do stuff like that and now you
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can't everything's locked down you can
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only buy what apple sells in support
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configurations for most of the hardware
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necessarily you don't need to lock it
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accident of history like a lot of the
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system like what we really want is and
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distant future stuff or whatever like we
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because we can't do them in safe ways
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of it you can either you know parachute
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fingers and be really smart which is
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terrible for you can't do a damn thing
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about it and what we're looking for is
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pieces here like it's like that's why
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allow memory injection is like that's
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not the solution right that doesn't help
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anybody but because of the state of our
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languages and the way we do you know
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everything having to do with computers
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we're trying to move away from the bad
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old days where was the Wild West but we
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freedom to do what we want without the
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past technology so it is it's a it's an
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uncomfortable transitional phase where
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we don't have the safety we want and
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we're trying to like I guess the
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transition is step one make everything
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safe step to find ways to all the things
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be scary whatever we just don't have the
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stop them and you say yeah but I can't
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do X I can't do y and then it's like all
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know whether it was final default or
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sandboxing or any other things like but
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safer supported better like you have to
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give us the better way to do these
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things could we want to do these things
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we're gonna do them the old bad way or
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unsafe and bad and will never need to do
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them again so just throw them in the
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them no way to do it then they will just
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task probably going back to the old bad
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how we can evolve this new clearly safer
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the things I could do with my Mac but in
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a phone like fully charge of the phone
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laptop is kind of like in the corner
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the morning I'll get up and I'll see
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make those comparable to wake up in the
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morning and the phone has gone from a
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hundred percent to ninety-two percent
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and I realize oh no this is not good
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you just need like another week of
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testing and you'll get down to zero i
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was expecting you know because you know
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it it has Wi-Fi on looking i want any
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kind of sink activity i want that to be
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counted so wifis on its login to iCloud
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to an account you know but there's no
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other ads you know it's restored phone
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everything else is off and airplane mode
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is on the wifis on so like so it's not
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using the cell radio because i don't
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have interesting anyway doesn't matter
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you know that would kind of be unfair
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because conditions can change and
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everything so my guard use Wi-Fi turns
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out a 6 plus with it in airplane mode
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just using Wi-Fi with the screen off
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only playing audio out of its headphone
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jack is insanely power efficient and if
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you actually want to use overcast to do
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that you can expect something like a
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hundred words completely backed up but
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that makes it difficult to actually you
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know develop and notice any big changes
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because if it takes you a hundred hours
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to run a full test to see what did what
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I just do make a difference you know the
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change i made today to do that
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meaningful change battery life you know
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that's that's kind of a crappy cycle to
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be to be on a nitrate you can I could
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use like a 5s
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because way less battery life or regular
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66 s but like the it was mostly the same
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problem 5s will be the closest to be the
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smallest better in the group but my 5s
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is also from 15 s renew so it's it's a
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very old battery and the 5s hardware is
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very different from the six and six
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hardware like that you know the CPUs
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gotten better
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the hardware is different screens
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difference like the power profile might
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be the same something that is way more
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efficient on a 5s you know some change
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and make it more efficient might be less
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efficient on a 6 or success
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most of my users are on six and
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successes like that's what I should be
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testing on but still like how do you do
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this without taking a hundred hours or
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80 hours or six you know these massive
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time spans so the other way to do it
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would be run it for a while running for
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like you know run overnight mean look at
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the better parent when you start and
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then in the morning
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look at the better opportunity when when
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it's ending and just extrapolating well
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if it took eight hours to go from eighty
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percent to sixty percent then better
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life would be X if it had a all charged
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that's an okay way to do it isn't the
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best because the percentage leader isn't
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always exactly accurate battery life is
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not linear
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exactly so it isn't the best way to do
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it but it can at least give you a
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reasonable approximation in a short
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amount of time
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one of the problems with that is that
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it's just in precise you're using this
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two digit percentage if there's nothing
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you can do with that reflects that
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precisely it took it took my this the
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six plus it took an hour to move one
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percentage point when I was watching it
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earlier today and I like and by the way
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if you want to actually look at the
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you're turning the screen on to check
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the battery level so that's kind of
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messing with the data you're tarnishing
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the data could you turn the screen on
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and then any all the things that iOS
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does when screen turns on running back
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and refreshes doing system check
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whatever that's all happening every time
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you have to even check the level so you
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don't wanna be checking it very often
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but if it takes like an hour move one
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percentage point then that's very
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precise so my idea was let's let me know
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dive into the API and try to get a more
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precise try to get like the milliamp
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hour rating for the battery like what
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what is a more precise charge level
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there is an API on you I device called
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battery level or something like that but
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it only updates in five percent
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increments so that's even less precise
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been looking at the screen and just
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checking that it's like living let me
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just find something is there anything
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else that can read this even i'll use a
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private api because I don't I just make
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a little quick test app to just show me
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the charges on the phone I don't need to
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submit to the store can use a private
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api fine
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well turns out the private api requires
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you to have the i/o kit die Lib file the
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the framework dynamic library file you
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need to have the binary from a device
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how do i get an i/o kit die lib from
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from a modern device and there are few
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online they're all 32-bit you can't
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build 32-bit apps with any recent
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version of xcode and I'm like well I'm
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not gonna like install like snow leopard
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around like this thread try to like do
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the old version right there that that's
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too much work my country that are so
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what else can I do what's faster and
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turns out you can you can browse the
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file system on iOS device if you have a
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jailbroken phone you can browse the file
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system and pull arbitrary stuff off of
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phones you work for a lot of stuff
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without jailbreaking but it couldn't get
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to the system directory that would have
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this from merchants going ok I guess
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maybe she'll break something i'll take
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one of these
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I'll take one of my iphone 6 is from
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last year and that's been sitting on
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your discharge charge it up jailbreak it
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and get this file off of it so i can
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make an app that would do this that but
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actually run in 64-bit mode the process
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of jailbreaking today so the i should
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point out the only time I've ever
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jailbroken before was with the iphone
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one shortly after came out there was a
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site called it was jailbreakme.com or
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something like that where it was like
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literally a safari exploit that was just
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you visit a website and tap a button and
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it would you risk your foot or total
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security hole like that it's terrible
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that was possible and it's terrible
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whatever that is possible again if it
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ever happens again like that is a
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terrible from apple should definitely
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always close up because that's a
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horrible hole but I did it for like you
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know I ran for like a day and I love my
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phone is garbage like you know what this
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is stupid
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that's my phone works worse now
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everything is garbage like there's
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nothing here that actually need to
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restore my phone like like two days
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later it was so quick i'm like you know
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this is stupid and never jokes instead
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but the fact is it's very very popular
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tons of like literally like probably
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tens of millions of people jailbreak it
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is a it is a significant slice of the
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iOS user base at work
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it is not a small percentage does not a
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french thing is a very very common thing
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I figured you know the tools that must
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be you know what let me see what like
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today so that the procedure of
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jailbreaking today is you have to find a
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device that doesn't have anything newer
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than iOS 902 on it so I'd like you know
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all this this one in my drawer happened
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to be 901 ok i'll use that one boot that
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up and try to search for like how to
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jailbreak a phone like this is basically
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saying like hideaway download photoshop
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like you know everything you guys going
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to be a scam of some kind of hurts it's
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gonna be malware is going to be ads
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gonna be garbage can find all this
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garbage stuff quick search for our
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children actually was very easy there's
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this thing called the pegu pango
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jailbreak one of those my impression of
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this as somebody who doesn't know
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anything about this is that the way you
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jailbreak is that you basically download
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a close source application from a
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Chinese hacking group that's unsigned
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binary and you tell you and you force
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your mac to run it that's it that's how
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you can help you follow your phone and
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you run this arbitrary code from a
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Chinese hacking group on your Mac that's
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unsafe i did this all on my laptop I
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don't care about because there's no way
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around it on my real computer now it's
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affected your entire network but on the
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bright side your apple TV won't have a
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number after his name anymore because
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they're gonna walk while this malware
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wanders through your network effects
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that just thought that you know and
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drive by the common courtesy it so
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anyway so here I'm like I'm like you
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know drink straight teeth make sure
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they're really need to be doing this for
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like okay y'all run it on the same I
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properly if i invite by any hardware
[TS]
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that requires some kind of java
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installer I run that on this laptop as
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well it's like it's like my garbage like
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anything that requires like software
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that I don't want anywhere near my real
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computer run on this thing so the
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homepage for your web browser on that
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computer is now yahoo right soldier yeah
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and there's a toolbar yeah anyway so
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yeah ran it and it turns out it's you
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know it's stupid easy and so anyway I
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generated to make launcher children
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whose phone it boots up I i go to cydia
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which is who the the UI for Cydia it's
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it's like when the app store first
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launched people just put random
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parameter
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there's into uikit widgets and just
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spewed them all over the screen that
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cydia still today like it it was combat
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I i posted a screenshot and in the
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release like I can't leave this even
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real like this is this is how this app
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actually looks today anyway it sorry
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jailbreakers he look Wow
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but it's you you have some some
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improvement opportunities in corporate
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suite maybe coaching opportunity mike mo
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put in the parking lot for now okay but
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long story short the files not there and
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I just always tell me and like the
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dialogue is just not there
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and so I and I'm like well maybe like
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people to all things change in iOS 9
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maybe things will be better on an older
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version but i still need 64 bits and let
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me pull out tips old 5s which has been
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powered off in the closet for like two
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pull that out it's still running ios7
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great i jailbreak that with another app
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from the pain to hackers but friends
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this is afraid to if they're absolutely
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honest this left because it's a
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different to Jailbreak iOS 7 run that
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turns out not there either and it turns
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out that like apparently dialogues have
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not existed iOS for quite some time
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because they lump them all into one
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giant blob and they look they kind of
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look at that and there's like this cash
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you can try to hack but doesn't really
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work so I'm like this whole thing failed
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just like forget it i found one
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jailbreak appe after much searching I
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found one jailbreak a pin in the
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interesting cydia app quote store where
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it would display the million hours of
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the battery for me and I are good enough
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just run that and I'll i put on the
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iphone 6 now i have an iphone 6 that has
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this this interesting app from this
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interesting app store on it that will
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show me the million our ratings and now
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i can at least like launch the app it's
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start from my testing 12 hours later
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open the app again and see what the
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million power level is the battery and
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do basically a better more precise
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version of the percentage interpolation
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and have you know faster turnaround time
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that's my incredibly long boring story
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about jailbreaking today and i would not
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recommend this to anybody this is I if
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anybody was an easier way that just
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using private api is I could just do in
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develop
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meant that wouldn't involve jailbreaking
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please let me know
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but yeah I don't know yeah I haven't
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jailbroken since I think my 3gs and I
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did it at the time for sbsettings which
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basically was control center long before
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control center existed and it was pretty
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magical but even then I think I only
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have my phone jailbroken for like a
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couple of months or something like that
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because it just felt gross to me and i
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wasn't really gaining anything that
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justified all the icky feelings I had
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but by going through that whole process
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so i can understand i can understand why
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you didn't why you hated every moment of
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it but it's an interesting story to say
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the least the links that we go to adjust
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it i mean i think that the links that a
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good developer will go to to try to
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figure something out again it's only one
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more thing is like if they were just an
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official API even or a developer tool
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that could that you could enable on the
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phone with the problem is like evenly
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put into Xcode you can't run it while
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connecting a little charge so and
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there's no Wi-Fi debugging yet and I
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know those kind of like some support for
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that to make the watch work but it's not
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for phones yet so like there's just like
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there's there's something that there are
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so many failures hear that led me to do
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this and and maybe the answer is I
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should just not care this much which is
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a terrible answer is like how does Apple
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manage their battery usage they probably
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have tools to tell them this kind of
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stuff while the developing core iOS
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functionality and iOS apps like I assume
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people inside Apple have a way to know
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am I making battery life better or worse
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with this change on making this app that
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is probably easier than jailbreaking
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their phones running the cydia app
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called store it in summary these apple
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break down some of these walls where
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makes sense for titles i think Saltine
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fiend is hannah has to win but nothing
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i'm sure was about that the the whole
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first four minutes of the show where
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about that oh yeah totally i really need
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to put some sort of circus County
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prevention on here that they'll just use
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unicode you can't stop them because
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javascript doesn't understand text it
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doesn't understand numbers either try
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going about 53 bidding on
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you're wonderful language did you see
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the Trump programming language in the
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hole was like I only use integers
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because Trump doesn't do anything
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halfway
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but Trump sorry but i think from this
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one is on ya all numbers are strictly
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greater than 1 million there are no
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import statements lot of all coded be
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homegrown speaking making python grade
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oh this is make the visit but I like to
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punch the monkey better than this sounds
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saltines it's your it's cool it's funny
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that it
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no I I think I'm disgusting salt in the
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thing on this show have a night in the
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past I didn't think so I don't think so
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no I think I remember we were talking
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about supertaster stuff right now we're
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talking about interpretation of super
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tastes like that's why I'm able to enjoy
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insulting because i can i can get the
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every other bit overall stats like he's
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assaulted cardboard especially if
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they're stale but there are subtle
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nuances to the flavor of salty and they
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can be enjoyed by people with the the
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very sensitive taste but the weekend is
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so she is far superior and now it's not
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larger less portable pastors Casey
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you're like the master of like junk food
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like how do you not love weekends
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ribbons are not greater than a terrible
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that great the cardboard its tail ones
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the likely chance to look Stace tails vs
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of any cracker or chip our cardboard but
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weekends are three things are like they
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are the pringles of the cracker world in
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and they're just compressed sawdust all
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pringles are magnificent though no
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regular compressed sawdust and so are
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our weapons a pretty sure so I mean it
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could like formulation wise you are
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right the pringles are not like slices
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of potatoes they're like you know
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they're compressed Sounders this is
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basically but that mean that's like
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that's how flower works in every week
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based cracker no no you don't like
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here's the difference you don't just
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take like the idea with pringles is that
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there is like a dehydrated potatoes that
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is in powder form that is merely pressed
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to make it into shipshape it's not as if
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you take flour and water and mix them to
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make a dough and like you know but
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that's what a cracker saltines are legit
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though that is cooked right right there
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cracker right I pretty sure we things
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are dehydrated powdery crap that is
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compressed into
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cracker shape and then covered with salt
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and grease I don't think it's true
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because they are not of uniform shape
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maybe maybe they do maybe they do cook
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them there is an edge and you can like
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some of them will have a slight curl
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down on one side where it looks like and
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and the particle down is slightly burnt
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compared to the rest of the cracker and
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some of the occasion will have a ripple
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also so I do think they're actually
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baking these in big sheets and then
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cutting them out as with any industrial
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food we probably don't want to know how
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these things are actually made you're
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probably not
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yeah I love that you think that that
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your saltines are somehow like made a
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better way than we think I do i do think
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that I really do believe that's
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completely out of it
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the bubbles on top can't fake that
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