Michael Dominick

Obviously, you guys are open source and you have commercial offerings.

Is it simply to kick the tires on the open source, go to that developer's page and get started?

Or do you recommend they reach out to your team first?

What do you feel is kind of the, let's call it the Goldilocks path, right?

And I will say, Brian, his open source model is just much nicer than mine, frankly.

We were discussing off the air.

Very, very generous open source model.

Yeah.

Perfect.

All right.

So last question I always wrap up with, and it's a little bit of a curveball.

What is one tool, using the word tool like super loosely, I had one guy come on here and tell me it was a Steam Deck, totally fine, that you can't live without.

The only stipulation is it cannot be something you make.

So it can't be Quadrant, right?

It can't be any of your other side projects.

I got them.

See, I got them.

Stumped them.

It can't be anything you yourself make, right?

Okay, but it has to be some tool like I use for like development or something.