It's time for episode 475 of the Clockwise podcast from Relay FM recorded Wednesday, November 2nd, 2022.

Clockwise, four people, where we never fall back, never surrender.

My name is Dan Morn, and I am joined across the internet by my good friend, my pal, my dungeon buddy. It is the one and only

Micah Sargent. How are you doing today, Micah? You know, I was doing well, and then you said that we don't do

trust falls here, so now I'm kind of worried that there's no trust among us. I once dropped a friend

on a trust fall, but that's a story for a different time.

It wasn't me, folks.

Yeah, we're still friends. It's fine.

Well, this is, of course, the show where we talk for tech topics with two fantastic guests to my left this week.

You know her as a senior dev advocate at GitHub and the co-host of Rocket right here in Relay FM.

It's Christina Warren.

Welcome back, Christina. Hey, glad to be here. And to my left, a video game industry veteran of 40 years, you may know him. It's Shahid Kamal Ahmad. Welcome back to the show. It's always such a

pleasure to be here. Thank you so much. I'm going to kick things off today. And I promise, this is not a question about Twitter. You will get to that later in the show. But I want to know, is there a service or product that you find you just can't quit? Maybe it's something that just takes too much time investment to switch away from or just nothing else better has come along. Christina, is there anything you just

can't let go of? Okay, so if you'd ask me this a year ago, I would have said cable, but I did

actually cut the court finally because the amount of money I was paying was dumb, and so I have

YouTube TV instead. But I guess that would actually kind of count.

Like broadcast TV cable sort of thing, even though I never watch it and I'm not really part of

it at all is one of those things that for whatever reason I feel weird not having it around

because for those couple of times a year that I need to tune

into something happening live, it's annoying enough to not have it that I feel like I need it.

So for me, I guess it's like broadcast television. I can't give it up even though 99.99% of

the content I watch is coming off of streaming platforms, whether it's, you know, HBO

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