Mac Power Users, episode 619, home studio updates.

Hello everyone, this is David Sparks and welcome to the Mac Power Users.

I am joined today by my co-host, Mr. Steven Ack. How are you doing today, Steven?

I'm good, David. How are you? Excellent. I have you to myself today, no guests,

and we have a really fun topic planned. We do. We are going to kind of do a check-in

on our studios, home offices, whatever you want to call them. We did this a few years ago,

but a lot has changed for both of us. And I think for a lot of people, working at home has kind

of become the norm, at least to a degree. And so we thought it would be a good time to revisit this.

Yeah, we have a link for the prior show, but for me at least almost everything has changed.

And I'm going to explain why, but you know, COVID relocation was part of it.

And I know you've done construction and Apple has released, you know, Apple Silicon Max.

And like, it's just so much has changed that I thought we should go back and do this. And this

is always a fun show. Before we get started though, a few bits of news. My blog has been going

through some changes. There's a new RSS feed for Max Barkey. It's maxbarkey.com slash feed.

So that makes it really easy, F-E-E-D. The RSS link before was really nutty. And when this show

publishes, we will have transition to the new tech and everything should be fine. And if you had

subscribed, it should continue to work. But if for some reason I stopped showing up in your feed,

please re-subscribe at maxbarkey.com slash feed or just go to maxbarkey.com. There's a button

there. You can push it. RSS, man. I said this recently at some point, like I can't believe

so much. Well, basically all of my living is based on just RSS feeds at the end of the day.

That feels both really good as like an open web sort of tech enthusiast. I love it. But as a

business man, sometimes I think, well, that's a decision that was made. Yeah. Well, I mean,

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