Programming Throwdown. Episode 80, Concurrency. Take it away, Jason. Hey, everyone, we're trying something new.

We have a couple of people already, which is really great.

It's pretty cool that we got to sort of work out some of the kinks and things like that.

And we were trying out Discord.

So we have a Discord channel.

You know, this is something that I've mentioned off and on for years and years.

Basically, we have Facebook.

We have a Google Plus page.

We have Twitter.

We have all these different media.

We have email, which is where we probably get most of our traffic.

You know, we've all these different things.

And people can't really talk to each other.

You know, because if someone posts on Facebook, you know, they're only posting to one over end of the people, right?

If someone emails us, you know, they can't, other people can't respond to that, right?

And so with Discord, you know, we're hoping that we can get something where, you know, people can ask, the one thing is you'll be able to listen to the show live, which is pretty cool.

So we're actually broadcasting live on Discord.

But then also, like more more importantly people can ask questions we

set up a little questions channel and you know we can answer them live or sometimes you know a lot of

probably the majority of the questions we actually just email back that person and we don't really

talk about it on the show we also get a lot of the same question.

I think the most common question is,

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