Casey Liss

My understanding is one of them, at least, if not both, are very famous in the UK. My genuine apologies. I just don't, I'm an ignorant American. What do you want to do? But Tim Cook was on the show, and I'm not aware of a video version, although apparently the whole shtick is they serve the person a meal and they talk over the meal and so on and so forth.

My understanding is one of them, at least, if not both, are very famous in the UK. My genuine apologies. I just don't, I'm an ignorant American. What do you want to do? But Tim Cook was on the show, and I'm not aware of a video version, although apparently the whole shtick is they serve the person a meal and they talk over the meal and so on and so forth.

This interview really ticked me off because this is the kind of interview that I think I would want to do with Tim Cook, if possible, because they basically don't talk about barely anything Apple-related.

This interview really ticked me off because this is the kind of interview that I think I would want to do with Tim Cook, if possible, because they basically don't talk about barely anything Apple-related.

And even though the better interview would be to get Tim Cook to open up about all the decisions he's made at Apple and why he made them and so on and so forth, as we've said many times on the show, he'll never do that. That's never going to happen. So just take that off the table. It's never going to happen. So knowing that that's never going to happen, what do you do?

And even though the better interview would be to get Tim Cook to open up about all the decisions he's made at Apple and why he made them and so on and so forth, as we've said many times on the show, he'll never do that. That's never going to happen. So just take that off the table. It's never going to happen. So knowing that that's never going to happen, what do you do?

You talk to him about what it's like to grow up as Tim Cook and what does he like to do and how does he work and where does he... you know, go to relax and stuff like that. And it's, I don't know, it was like half an hour, 45 minutes. I thought it was really, really good. And it showed Tim Cook as a human, which is great because right now I want to, I want him to go away.

You talk to him about what it's like to grow up as Tim Cook and what does he like to do and how does he work and where does he... you know, go to relax and stuff like that. And it's, I don't know, it was like half an hour, 45 minutes. I thought it was really, really good. And it showed Tim Cook as a human, which is great because right now I want to, I want him to go away.

having to like sit down and talk with him about anything because like i don't know what the heck i would say or what he would say back it would be it would be a waste of time for both of us if it was entirely off the record and there was no one recording it he would be a lot more real but i don't know that i doubt it well for what it's worth i thought the interview was worth your time i hear what you're saying that he is very buttoned up and i hear what you're saying that he's definitely on our crap lists but i thought it was worth it and your mileage may vary

having to like sit down and talk with him about anything because like i don't know what the heck i would say or what he would say back it would be it would be a waste of time for both of us if it was entirely off the record and there was no one recording it he would be a lot more real but i don't know that i doubt it well for what it's worth i thought the interview was worth your time i hear what you're saying that he is very buttoned up and i hear what you're saying that he's definitely on our crap lists but i thought it was worth it and your mileage may vary

John, take us through some hyperspace updates, if you don't mind. I can prompt some of this. I had some questions. It looked like you wanted to keep my question for the end, which is fine. But tell me what's going on.

John, take us through some hyperspace updates, if you don't mind. I can prompt some of this. I had some questions. It looked like you wanted to keep my question for the end, which is fine. But tell me what's going on.

No, no, no. I think it's where you ask for like all green M&Ms or something like that on your rider just to see if people are paying attention to you.

No, no, no. I think it's where you ask for like all green M&Ms or something like that on your rider just to see if people are paying attention to you.

I actually think it's pretty good, to be honest with you, but that's neither here nor there.

I actually think it's pretty good, to be honest with you, but that's neither here nor there.

No, and I don't remember this being a problem for me. And I definitely had users in other countries, beta testers in other countries. So maybe this is a macOS thing. I'm not sure.

No, and I don't remember this being a problem for me. And I definitely had users in other countries, beta testers in other countries. So maybe this is a macOS thing. I'm not sure.

It's always been rough. I feel like TestFlight actually, in a lot of ways, was better when it was an independent entity. But you're asking me to remember 10, 15 years ago.

It's always been rough. I feel like TestFlight actually, in a lot of ways, was better when it was an independent entity. But you're asking me to remember 10, 15 years ago.