Glenn Sizemore

We continue to work on it.

It's going to be better next month.

And we just keep doing that.

And it keeps getting better.

Yeah, it's kind of like putting a bigger carburetor on an engine there, right?

Are all the other components ready for the stress?

You can inject that extra power, but will everything else be able to handle it, or are you just introducing a failure point?

Marketing spin.

Yeah, well, we'll see, right?

In the fullness of time, either we'll continue to figure out ways to just build faster hardware to make the old stuff run fast enough, or at some point it'll pivot and we'll stop worrying about the hardware and the operating systems and we'll start to worry more about the apps.

I think you just basically stated the transition that we're all living as an industry right now.

Come on, bring it.

A little bit.

A little bit.

You know, I'm a broken record at this point.

But I keep saying I want to go back to the old and campaign.

I thought that was the best, like, marketing thing ever.

Oh, yeah.

You want performance and features and scalability and a reliable ecosystem?

Like, what do you want, man?