Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley, your weekly dispatch from deep inside the Silicon Valley Future Machine.

This is it, people, the last episode of season two.

Yes, after today, I'm taking the rest of August off and we'll be back in mid-September with all kinds of new great guests, specials, investigations.

I've got a few other interesting things at my sleeve. So do stay tuned. There is a slight chance, and I say slight, because I'm about

to move house. I'm leaving San Francisco and the ridiculous rents here to go across the Bay to Oakland

for slightly less ridiculous rents.

And so that's going to take over my life for the next few weeks as we try to move across.

But if that process is not too painful and time consuming, there's a chance I might

knock together a little late summer episode just to tide you over.

But we shall see.

I can't make any promises. And if I fall flat on

that one, don't worry, all. Like I said, I'll be back in mid-September. And one other note,

one other note, stop right now. Go to Apple Podcasts and give a review. I would be forever in your debt if you do. It helps

other people find the show, which in turn convinces the Sunday Times to keep funding it, which in

turn helps me track down interesting folks week in and week out for you, dear Lesnar, which I really

do enjoy doing. So long may it continue.

Anyhow, enough of that. Let's get to today's show.

Yo, technology. What is it all about? What you have to realize is that Silicon Valley was made

by children. Nolan was in his early 20s when he started Atari.

His protege, Steve Jobs, was 19 when he started Apple.

All these young kinder rebel guys.

Yeah.

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