If the talk show was like your bowel movements, you'd have to go see a doctor, right?

I mean, because this show is like something like the haunted house that the

koanhas puts on and like put your hand in the bowl. It's eyeballs and brains and beetles.

Whereas Dithering is literally like a professional show where you can like

bank on it, you know Tuesday morning, there's going to be a 15-minute and zero second episode waiting

for you in your pod catcher. You know, there you go. And it's great, but part of the deal was,

okay, I love the idea, but how about this? I don't want to deal with any of the publishing

details. And then was like, that's great. I love doing it. And I'm like, you love doing it.

That's a standard cut. That's a standard cut. A soul in my contracts right now. I am off for

only. You can come to me and say, be on my podcast, but I cannot have to turn anything off to do it.

And it must require no work. So we do the Zencaster and the way that I do it, I'm not a chrome

user. But so I don't on any of my machines anymore. I've got the Valdi, which is chrome-ish,

but it doesn't have all the nasties that chrome. Yes, I use the Brave, which is chrome-wise.

Yeah. I don't know anything else about it. I don't. I don't. I use Brave for two things. I use it

for recording Dithering, which is amazing through the Zencaster. And or at least from my perspective,

is not having to deal with deal with it when I'm done. And I stayed logged into Amazon

through my business, Daring Fireball account, which I seldom use, you know, for posting the

money-making affiliate links. But that's it. I don't use it for anything else, but it's kind of

amazing. But anyway, well, we got on to Zoom. And, you know, I don't have, it would be, it would be

very subtle for me to say I don't have a lot of affection for Zoom as a product of service and app

or company. Oh no, we accidentally installed another packet sniffing thing that you can't find.

Oh, now you've created a webric so people can run rails and mine Bitcoin. You're like, what?

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