So I have a minor home pod update.

Oh, did you source a new to you big ass home pod?

Or did you do a factory reset?

Because a lot of people suggested that,

hey, just factory reset those suckers, they'll be good as new.

I have done that before.

I did it about two months ago, actually recently.

So I have done that before and it seemed to last maybe a week or two

before it reverted back to the old buggy behavior.

Cool.

And so I think it was probably just coincidence.

Or like, you know, some other, you know, anyway.

And I have yet, I've so far as yet not gone through the route

of trying to get replacement big home pods.

Because my theory is that the problems are partly, you know,

my physical units having problems and flaking out and dying.

But also partly, I think there's a major, you know,

software neglect going on.

And those old home pods were slow as crap to begin with.

And so clearly they were like struggling to run the software

they came with, let alone whatever it's been updated to now.

So anyway, I did, as I mentioned, I had briefly tried a B&O product.

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