David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH)

Okay.

which as a percentage change is actually less than going from 150 to 160.

But there's some sense of exponentiality once you get up to those limits, where it's just on a complete different level.

It really is crazy.

It's funny because if you'd asked me, let's see, a year and a half ago, I would have given you the same answer as I would have given anyone for basically 20 years.

I want a Mac.

I like the Magic Keyboard.

I like the single monitor.

Apple makes an awesome 6K 32-inch XDR screen that I still haven't found anyone who's beaten that I still use.

Even though I switched away from Apple computers, I still use their monitor because it's just fantastic.

But I've always been a single screen kind of guy.

I do like a big screen, but I don't want multiple screens.

I've never found that that really works with my...

perception.

I want to be able to just focus on a single thing.

I don't want all of it all over the place.

And I've always used multiple virtual desktops and being able to switch back and forth between those things.

But the setup I have today is Linux.

I switched to a little over a year ago after I finally got fed up with Apple enough that I couldn't do that anymore.

And