Dan Ferrisi

I'm not sure.

It's like all of a sudden we're all thumbs.

It's kind of counterintuitive because we are so device native these days.

I mean, all of us have a device in our hands at all the time.

Why would an in-room or a standardized device be a problem?

I think it's really, oh, go ahead.

No, you go, Dan.

I was just going to say, I do appreciate the objectivity you brought to it, the fact that you did kind of consider the pros and cons on each side rather than saying, well, you know, clearly this is far better, and then give a straw man presentation of the other.

There are arguments on both sides.

I think the scalability argument you made is pretty compelling, though, the idea that you don't want to have to kind of

Mm-hmm.

That's a great point.

Yeah, I didn't even think about that.

But we don't need any extra points of vulnerability, do we?

I mean, it's dangerous enough, the risk landscape out there, to introduce new points of vulnerability unwittingly to the user.

That could be a recipe for trouble.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Well, I just want to, again, thank you both for having me on.

I really do appreciate having the platform, not really for myself, but really, again, as a conduit for our audience to make sure that their questions can be answered about programming, which is such a central part of AV integration today.