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[1019.38 --> 1020.06] looking that up,
[1020.06 --> 1022.06] it's like that actually could serve as,
[1022.24 --> 1022.78] as a couch.
[1022.90 --> 1023.12] Yeah,
[1023.28 --> 1023.66] exactly.
[1023.66 --> 1024.14] And,
[1024.14 --> 1027.58] and then obviously the Amir thing with the wafers on the wall.
[1027.68 --> 1027.86] Yeah.
[1027.86 --> 1033.60] There was just a lot of tie in on incorporation of either storage of hardware or incorporation of hardware.
[1033.68 --> 1034.52] That kind of physicality.
[1034.64 --> 1034.84] Yeah.
[1035.28 --> 1035.64] Well,
[1035.66 --> 1037.60] my next one actually dovetails very well with that.
[1037.60 --> 1040.20] And that is trammel and the,
[1040.28 --> 1040.52] the,
[1040.80 --> 1040.90] Oh,
[1040.90 --> 1041.54] did I just do one of yours?
[1041.58 --> 1041.66] No,
[1041.68 --> 1042.16] I don't know.
[1043.32 --> 1043.64] Okay.
[1043.82 --> 1045.40] So I'll keep it.
[1045.58 --> 1046.96] I'll keep it specific enough.
[1047.02 --> 1048.10] I'm going to walk a narrow line.
[1048.16 --> 1049.06] So I don't steal anything,
[1049.06 --> 1050.50] but the,
[1050.50 --> 1051.96] the teletype 33.
[1051.96 --> 1052.46] That's right.
[1052.46 --> 1052.56] That's all right.
[1052.62 --> 1053.10] Totally 33.
[1053.98 --> 1055.82] What about his description of the teletype 33?
[1056.06 --> 1056.30] And I,
[1056.62 --> 1056.88] yeah,
[1056.88 --> 1058.44] I actually do want to expand this now,
[1058.48 --> 1059.28] but I'm going to steal it.
[1059.38 --> 1059.94] It's fine.
[1060.02 --> 1061.12] I'm not even in that genre.
[1061.36 --> 1061.58] Okay.
[1061.66 --> 1061.82] Well,
[1061.82 --> 1062.14] the,
[1062.20 --> 1063.86] the way he found that,
[1064.04 --> 1065.44] that whole system on Craigslist,
[1065.54 --> 1065.70] like,
[1065.76 --> 1065.92] okay,
[1065.92 --> 1066.54] but if you take this,
[1066.60 --> 1067.54] you actually have to take all of it.
[1067.76 --> 1067.98] Right.
[1068.02 --> 1068.94] And he gets this,
[1068.98 --> 1069.34] you know,
[1069.38 --> 1071.66] system that's in incredible working condition.
[1071.66 --> 1076.24] And then the way he was describing the teletype 33 and the fact that it was mechanically
[1076.24 --> 1078.26] locked at this,
[1078.34 --> 1081.74] what is actually like 110 bod or whatever the rate was very,
[1081.90 --> 1082.64] very low rate.
[1083.08 --> 1087.16] And then that dovetailed in with a couple of different conversations,
[1087.16 --> 1091.46] but one dovetailed back to the Tom lion conversation where just,
[1091.62 --> 1092.64] we had this moment where you,
[1092.76 --> 1094.18] Tom and I were talking about white space,
[1094.24 --> 1094.82] which I loved.
[1094.82 --> 1097.96] And about like tabs versus spaces.
[1098.54 --> 1099.42] And you realize,
[1099.50 --> 1101.38] and I guess I just didn't realize this,
[1101.96 --> 1102.80] that I never,
[1103.24 --> 1103.64] I mean,
[1103.66 --> 1105.26] I've always been a hard tabs person,
[1105.26 --> 1107.50] but I've never really made the efficiency argument over it.
[1107.56 --> 1108.24] It's kind of ridiculous,
[1108.24 --> 1110.80] but actually with a teletype 33,
[1111.16 --> 1113.08] it's actually an efficiency argument.
[1113.08 --> 1113.36] It's like,
[1113.38 --> 1113.56] no,
[1113.70 --> 1114.56] like you don't understand.
[1114.68 --> 1117.90] I'm saving a lot of time by like eight spaces.
[1118.08 --> 1119.68] Like that's like 15 minutes.
[1119.70 --> 1120.14] Okay.
[1120.14 --> 1121.12] So like that,
[1121.18 --> 1123.80] that tab stop is a big deal,
[1123.86 --> 1124.80] which I thought was really interesting.
[1124.80 --> 1125.50] And just the,
[1125.90 --> 1129.50] I feel the way Trammell described the teletype 33,
[1130.18 --> 1130.48] you,
[1130.66 --> 1132.28] you can almost hear it.
[1132.28 --> 1132.86] I had to,
[1132.86 --> 1133.72] it was very visceral.
[1134.44 --> 1135.60] And then the teletype 33,
[1135.60 --> 1138.28] which came up a couple of times in a couple of the different conversations,
[1138.28 --> 1139.36] the,
[1139.48 --> 1140.22] in the data point,
[1140.42 --> 1147.00] the data points machine is the 3,300 because it's a hundred times better than the teletype 33.
[1147.20 --> 1148.02] They were originally,
[1148.34 --> 1148.76] yeah,
[1148.84 --> 1149.88] the terminal corporation.
[1150.02 --> 1150.16] I'm like,
[1150.26 --> 1154.24] and I just didn't know anything about the teletype 33 before getting into these.
[1154.30 --> 1156.22] So I thought that was really delightful and interesting.
[1156.44 --> 1156.64] All right.
[1156.64 --> 1157.42] So I did not take your,
[1157.42 --> 1157.60] your,
[1157.60 --> 1158.20] your,
[1158.40 --> 1159.72] send it.
[1159.74 --> 1160.46] But I do love,