Tech fan number five with Tim Robertson and David Biedney. The And welcome to another exciting episode of Tech fan.

My name is Tim Robertson.

I'm the host of the show.

And as I've said in the past, we're going to have kind of a rotating co-host type of deal.

Sometimes it'll be interview show. Sometimes

it'll be different co-host. This time, it's a co-host. It's another David, but this time,

David Bienney. Hello, David. Hey, Tim. How's it going, man? Good. Did we ever have you on the

My Mac show? I don't remember. Yeah, I think I was on like one time, and I said something bad about Steve Jobs, and you banned me.

Ban you for life.

You sent me off to the corn patch.

And I know for a fact we had you on OWC Radio just earlier this year when I was doing that show.

Yeah, absolutely.

And, you know, I can't go too long in tech fan without getting David Biendy on.

Well, I am a technologist. People ask me what I do. I have this stock answer, which is, I'm a

technologist, and they sort of look at me like, well, what does that mean? And I look at them,

and I say, well, it means that when I was a kid, I was one of those people who was ripping apart radios.

Oh, yes.

And messing around with them to see if I could change the frequency response characteristics.

And plugging electric guitars into old two preamp-based open reel tape decks to get messed up distortion before I even knew what a fuzzbox was.

So my life is so wrapped up in this, Tim.

And it's fascinating to me how there's this whole generation or two of people who got involved with tech because they had this perception.

It's where the big money was.

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