Brian Maucere

Maybe it was Carl talking about it.

I'm sure it was the show and people talking about it, but it became apparent to me after seeing, I guess, enough examples that I could wrap my brain around and go, I think this has usefulness for me, which is that's step one, right?

Do I think this would even be useful for me?

Because why am I going to go learn and play with a new tool and go through some of the extra steps and maybe a VS code or cursor or otherwise to get it running?

Because I might need to know a thing or two for that.

Even though, Beth, you pointed out, it's not particularly hard.

But I told you myself, I had a hard time with it.

And everything I've done since then has been in the desktop version.

Perfectly happy with it.

Haven't found a reason why I wouldn't want to be in the desktop version.

Knowing full-blown that I'm giving up some creative control, some finite control.

But that's also the reason all the people in my house use iOS devices.

because not because I don't think Android is better.

I'm the guy who like allowed speaker systems in my car when I was a kid.

I love that.

Right.

I'll try this.

I'll try that.

I'll try this sub app.

I like tinkering.