John Siracusa

currently uh working on opening a music listening space but i believe they will serve food and drinks there as well don't forget with really good wi-fi incredibly good wi-fi a music listening slash uh internet access if you're an employee space

currently uh working on opening a music listening space but i believe they will serve food and drinks there as well don't forget with really good wi-fi incredibly good wi-fi a music listening slash uh internet access if you're an employee space

No, only the employees can get on the Wi-Fi. Yeah, we'll sleep.

No, only the employees can get on the Wi-Fi. Yeah, we'll sleep.

You've been doing that a lot now, and you seem to just be taking what it gives you as the answer and continuing, which is probably fine since you're checking when you actually try to do it, but I'm just waiting for it to lead you astray.

You've been doing that a lot now, and you seem to just be taking what it gives you as the answer and continuing, which is probably fine since you're checking when you actually try to do it, but I'm just waiting for it to lead you astray.

It's what you're missing out on by not having a job all those years. You're giving me warm memories of trying to get software from Oracle.

It's what you're missing out on by not having a job all those years. You're giving me warm memories of trying to get software from Oracle.

Shocking.

Shocking.

It's so nice. Like part of the reason Ubiquity seems like it might be better is because Ubiquity still seems to have, I don't know, a toe or maybe a whole foot in the consumer space still because it's kind of like the prosumer.

It's so nice. Like part of the reason Ubiquity seems like it might be better is because Ubiquity still seems to have, I don't know, a toe or maybe a whole foot in the consumer space still because it's kind of like the prosumer.

brand whereas cisco and those other enterprise things are just like we we sell to businesses we have certification programs for people who are qualified to set the stuff up for you and contracts and this and that and the other thing and yeah you need to do jump through a thousand hoops to even get an account that you get a compliance hold on and blah blah blah yeah uh they don't have to worry about being usable or nice or

brand whereas cisco and those other enterprise things are just like we we sell to businesses we have certification programs for people who are qualified to set the stuff up for you and contracts and this and that and the other thing and yeah you need to do jump through a thousand hoops to even get an account that you get a compliance hold on and blah blah blah yeah uh they don't have to worry about being usable or nice or

working quickly because they don't really have any presence in the consumer space that they care about but ubiquity still does so i think that's one of the great advantages of using sort of i bet like cisco and uh other engineers who work for those you know other big companies probably look down at ubiquity to say well that's not real stuff that's like stuff people put in their houses but it does mean that their products have to actually work and be reasonable

working quickly because they don't really have any presence in the consumer space that they care about but ubiquity still does so i think that's one of the great advantages of using sort of i bet like cisco and uh other engineers who work for those you know other big companies probably look down at ubiquity to say well that's not real stuff that's like stuff people put in their houses but it does mean that their products have to actually work and be reasonable

But don't do anything else you listed.

But don't do anything else you listed.

Yeah, I also got rid of iTunes Match, and I think it's mostly okay. Although, honestly, who knows what it's doing to my music library. The only thing that's protecting my music library is the stacks of old computers in my attic that have my music library in an unadulterated state, slowly rotting on those spinning disks. But anyway... everything else that was listed is terrifying to me.

Yeah, I also got rid of iTunes Match, and I think it's mostly okay. Although, honestly, who knows what it's doing to my music library. The only thing that's protecting my music library is the stacks of old computers in my attic that have my music library in an unadulterated state, slowly rotting on those spinning disks. But anyway... everything else that was listed is terrifying to me.