Lots to talk about. What do you want to start with? Do you want to start with this Microsoft

build keynote?

Yeah, it was interesting. Did you watch it?

No, I didn't watch it. I was going to.

But I ran out of time.

Yes, sorry. I failed to value out there. It was good. It was funny. I really liked it

as I was listening to it. There was a very much a coherent vision. That took the idea

of Microsoft, you know, by necessity has to leap over the mobile area. To extent, they

certainly have in the cloud, but kind of painting a vision beyond that. And kind of from a big

picture, what I liked best is that at previous builds, there's always two keynotes.

Yeah.

And the first day is usually the windows keynote. And the second day is the Azure keynote.

And this year, it's the opposite. Azure is the first day and windows is the second day.

And I think that's appropriate because that's realistically where Microsoft's growth and

opportunities are. So from that perspective, I enjoyed it. I think the problem though is

all that stuff on the edge, Microsoft talked about building a sort of thing from the

cloud away of the edge. Like they don't have very many edge endpoints. And that continues

to be a problem.

The edge being the devices that people use. Is that what you mean?

Yeah, yeah, exactly. I mean, even on not just mobile devices, but also sort of on computers.

I mean, the big computer, the big criticism of always having Microsoft and even under

such a data is they've done a great job of sort of, you know, locking in the folks that

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