the longevity isn't quite there with that product and that's one of the reasons I started using

partially universal but I would say I probably have um you know 1500 paying customers per year kind of

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Hello, Juan. My guest today is Adam Driscoll. He's a solo founder, Microsoft MVP, and

longer time open source contributor. His software is used by hundreds of thousands of people

worldwide. When he's not working, he's an outdoor enthusiast, long-distance

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