From Relay FM, this is Upgrade episode 407. Today's show is brought to you by Things,

Source Graph, and Squarespace. My name is Mike Hurley, and I'm joined by Jason Snow. Hi, Jason.

Hi, Mike. We're on the road to WWDC. We are, and we're getting closer. It's not quite in the,

in the, like the road signs are saying, WWDC, but it's a large number of miles away still.

But it's getting closer. Regular episode next week. Then we're drafting.

And then, and then a draft. And then it happens. Yeah. I'm getting pretty hyped about it personally.

I'm going to be looking forward to it. I'm not prepared. I'm not emotionally prepared.

I'm not ready yet, Mike. I'm not, I'm not, my head's not in it yet. Maybe next week. Yeah,

I never said I was prepared. I just said I'm excited. All right. I'm not ready. I'm just looking

forward to it. All right. All right. This is the, this is the big

caper of my, my son graduating from high school the same week as WWDC. So there's going to be a lot

going on that week. It's what I'm saying. There's going to be a lot going on. So I'm not prepared

prepared for any of it. But I better get prepared. So yeah, it's getting close.

I have a hashtag snow talk question for you. Comes from Jared who wants to know Jason.

What is your preference in fonts? Are they different for reading and writing? How picky do you get?

A bunch of people just press the chapter right there. The word fonts came up. They're like,

no, no, no, no, no, I'm good. I'm not that picky. Let me do this quickly. I like to write in

Mama Space fonts. Georgia is my preferred ebook reader font because I think it looks the smoothest

and most like print on the Kobo and the Kindle actually even if you can get it on the Kindle.

Sometimes you can see it. Sometimes you can sideload it. Beyond that, I don't get picky at all.

So I have some preferences of like, well, this one looks nice. And then yeah, for writing,

I prefer mono space fonts. I forget even what my default mono is right now. I have different

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