615: Dave Goes Windows For Real

ShopTalk

Technology

4.8 • 625 Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2024

⏱️ 64 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey there.
0:13.0	Justice Hill, Press
0:15.0	Hi there, Shopping Media X-Joc.
0:23.5	I'm listening to another episode of ShopDoc Show.
0:26.0	I'm Dave in the office, Rupert.
0:31.0	And with me as Chris, also in the office, queer.
0:33.4	I'm actually in my home office anyway.
0:35.5	Hi, Chris.
0:35.9	Harry.
0:36.6	You're very serious new office with... Oh, yes. I'm... in my home office anyway. Hi, Chris, Harry. You're very serious new office?
0:38.6	Oh, yes.
0:39.1	I'm...
0:40.3	Business.
0:41.0	Mr. Business.
0:42.5	Ha, ha, ha, business.
0:43.9	Yeah.
0:46.9	I think what Dave's trying to say is that he's got a new role in the world, which is fairly big news.
0:52.2	I consider it big news, especially since behind the
0:55.1	scenes, I've been kind of attempting to follow your personal saga through this. But perhaps
1:00.2	longtime listeners of the show will remember when Dave went Windows for literally years, right?
1:07.1	I think. I can't remember when you, I think you still have a Windows machines.
1:12.1	You have a PCI built? Yeah. Yeah, it was kind of a primary Windows guy. It was partially due to
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