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It's like a good barrel of vodka, very smooth, warm you from the inside out, and even drink the old thing you need to eat.

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We can get closer to one and down the whole year.

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Let's snoop a little bit.

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Keep it off for brand new week of shows.

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If you're from the Curry Condo and Georgia, California,

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come to you from San Francisco.

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There's a very source code episode number 692.

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Nothing like some party bend to get things rocking.

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What do you say?

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Hey, everybody, how you doing?

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It's Adam coming to you from the Curry Condo.

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Seems like I was just here.

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In fact, my cleaner, her name is Christina, has not even been here.

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It's that last left.

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Which kind of sucked, because I walked in, like,

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doesn't smell very fresh.

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Of course, you recall I had a power outage last time I left,

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and I couldn't turn the dishwasher on.

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I thought that she would have been here by now, but apparently not.

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Got everything set up here in the studio.

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And of course, my microphone stands snapped.

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just a little piece of metal, so that it sticks up a bit.

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Probably about, what is that?

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Like, ten centimeters, something like that.

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Well, maybe even last, maybe even, like, seven or eight, seven probably.

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Well, that snapped off.

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So I've just parked the microphone in a towel here on the Baker's rack.

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So aesthetically, the studio looks like shit.

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But otherwise, doing okay.

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Hey, really rough travel.

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We started off with a problem with the oil cooling

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So we spent almost four hours on the tarmac at London Heathrow.

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After, actually, I was, I was running a little bit late this morning.

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full English as we call it.

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So that's the big English breakfast with scrambled eggs, toast,

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beans, a big ass shataki mushroom, a sausage, you know, full English, right?

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My cappuccino had my, my orange juice, but really had to wolf it down

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because I only had about 15 minutes before I had to get on the plane.

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in the days, it being Sunday morning early.

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I didn't run. I don't run for airplanes anymore.

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I know they got my bag on board.

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They're not taken off with that bag on board.

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And, you know, got there.

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Just a rough flight in general.

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I'd say a lot of, a lot of turbulence.

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Finally saw a hairspray.

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Now it was fun.

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John Travolta.

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I didn't, I'd never even, I'd never seen that any of John Waters work

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previously.

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I haven't seen the play.

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So I didn't know what the story was about.

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Great story.

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If you haven't seen it, then I won't, I won't tell you because you just had, you just have to go and see it.

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Of course, upon arrival, I have to admit right up front.

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I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm a bit of a chicken shit.

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I didn't dare strap on the wireless microphone.

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Because I just, you know, I was like, am I going to get harassed again?

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You know, I just didn't want to, no, I just didn't want to deal with it.

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Because, you know, after today's experience, I will.

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Because now I know at least, you know, I'm starting to understand a little bit more what's going on.

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Once again, went through passport control.

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Now, this is actually not the TSA.

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This is the, um,

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CBP.

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And, um, yeah, a lot of typing on the terminal there.

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And, uh, how long have you been in the UK?

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Well, actually, I live there.

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Uh, I was just, uh, just here a couple weeks ago.

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I got a company here and I go back and forth.

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Ah, what are you doing the UK?

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I just live there.

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Uh-huh.

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Okay.

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I got a big M on my Customs form.

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I said, what's that for?

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Many.

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So, what do you mean many?

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I don't know.

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So, there wouldn't tell me.

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I get my bag.

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And, uh, of course, you know, I handed it to the CBP officer.

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And, I knew that I was, actually, it's interesting.

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He puts it in a, I've seen this, this happened last time.

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It was, well, he put it in there like a blue, um, a plastic envelope.

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My Customs form.

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So, it's clear on one side and blue on the other and it's plastic and just kind of like a

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Sheath and he puts it in there.

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And, they have yellow ones, too.

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But, I get a blue one.

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I'm blue.

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And, uh, I had a nice chat with Officer Williams who, uh, was very confused.

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Um, but kind of the same procedure's last time.

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Do you have a business card?

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Do you have any other proof of ID?

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You know, I showed him my pilot slice since this time.

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Like here.

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How about this?

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And, uh, didn't want to see my bags.

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And then he went to go talk to a supervisor and he came back and he took his time.

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You know, and, uh, do you have any cash with you?

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So, yeah, sure.

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Here.

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Take a look.

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No, no, I mean, do you have more than $10,000?

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Although, if, uh, if the dollar keeps dropping like that,

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I probably will have to just for, for tips along the way.

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And, uh, so this took about 45 minutes to an hour as usual.

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And I said, you know, Officer Williams, could you please tell me what's going on?

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He says, oh, this is just random.

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What do you mean, random?

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Three times in a row.

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Chicago, twice in San Francisco.

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The last three trips I've made to the US.

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Yeah.

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And, you know, he's just random.

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Three times in a row.

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That's random.

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You're just, uh, one of the ones on the list.

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What list?

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Uh, this is information that we don't control.

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Well, who puts it in there?

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And then I say, uh, but it says right here, um, that the seat on this little sign, you know,

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it says where you'll treat me with curdy.

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You'll treat me curduously, what you have.

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It says you'll explain the CBP procedure.

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I'm explaining it to you.

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I just did.

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Which is just routine.

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I call bullshit on that.

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So anyway, we know it's not the TSA.

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I'm on some other list.

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And there's something in the terminal.

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And I'm not like in it.

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So next time I'll record it.

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Well, four, four, two, seven, six, eight, well, three, seven, three, did it.

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Bloody hell.

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If you change that number, I'm going to have to forget it.

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Um, let alone the jingle.

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That's annoying.

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Anyway, um, what I want to say here.

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Alan, put in the bottle.

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Um, where all bricks or all piping faces in shame have been kicked out of your own

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two days late.

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So then I have to deal with lots of things with you.

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We're getting this year.

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I noticed that.

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I actually talked about it.

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I know agenda.

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The show I do with John C.

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Tovorek, uh, which went up Saturday.

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And people are so depressed in the UK.

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This is really.

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It's not good.

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You know, we were surprisingly good in the rugby finals.

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That's why he got sacked immediately.

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David, right the day after.

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People, you see grown men walking around just a little bit hunched over.

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Just a little bit depressed about not being in the competition.

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I bet they're really happy.

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Nothing like I want to San Francisco with a message from my friend, the prolific programmer.

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Hi, I'm prolific programmer here from Miami Florida for the week.

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I just wanted to, I was just thinking here episode 69 when we're guiding you in day to day,

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with seems like a very nice device. To synchronize with your 800 you'll need to use our

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sync with including both. I believe the all command line options are dash ABZ and just back up the

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whatever the SD card is called to the to the MN to the Emini and micro SD card over the internet.

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It takes two IP addresses and you should be done. I will post instruction for the instruction.

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I blog at log.prolificprogrammer.com. Many thanks kids.

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Yo, prolific programmer. Thank you. Yeah, I hadn't even thought about that. Of course, these are

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unique devices. Linux. So you can easily use all those kinds of commands. Like I don't

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know if it has our sync actually. I'll have to check. I'm sure it does. That's such a basic

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command. I'd forgotten all about that. Sometimes, you know, there's just so many beautiful,

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beautiful little things you can do with the command line, which is really what I like about my

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Mac as well. I always have a command line window open. It was just to look at, you know, do a top

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minus you to see what the processor doing processes. I can ping something to see my network connection

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is alive. Oh, and the the 810 by the way comes with the terminal window built in. And of course,

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now the actually have a keyboard attached to this thing, unlike the N800. You can actually kind of,

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you know, do like unique stuff. Command line. It's it's freaky. The more modern we get, the more I

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I earn for G-Max. Hello. Hi, Adam. It's John Clark. You know, John? Yes. Not here.

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Somebody's from the funny direction. I used to have a pair of Nokia tyres. I'm a van that I ran many

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years ago. Let's see. I told you it was a cookie company. They used to make rubber boots and tires

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apparently. Why I heard them as a cell phone company? I'm glad you got the 810. Didn't think it would

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take you long. And I'm just curious because I've been looking at the 800. Okay. And they've moved

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the 5 way navigator off the front panel on for the keyboard level, which means you can't use the

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5 way navigator without sliding the keyboard out. I just wonder whether you think that's a good idea

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or not. Because it did occur to me that if you were using the keyboard, you might use it closed up.

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If the navigator was on the front panel where I used to be, just curious by the way. Oh, and

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fuck you. Hey, that's our Britain Basel. Yeah, you know, I'm sorry, not a Britain Basel. Who was

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that? That wasn't my Britain Basel. That was who? I Adam is John Clark. John, that's what I meant.

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Yeah, John, you know, interestingly enough, that is the first thing I noticed.

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Even when I was looking at the pictures of the N800 and 10. And by the way, there's a link that

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you can buy one. It's not the super duper price yet, but it's through Amazon and they're pretty

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reliable. In fact, I've never had a problem with Amazon. So if you want to get one, you'll probably

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wind up, you know, just like the iPhone, you know, and you'll wind up paying more. More than I

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can offer to you in the future, at least. Yeah, the 5 way navigator. That's the

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up-down left right. And then it's kind of like a, like a poor man's mouse button. I have to admit,

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I really like using that. I like it more than using the touch screen because, you know, don't forget

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that it has a complete touch screen system. So you can put your finger on the screen and you can

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basically move the page around up-down left right. You can click on stuff. So I kind of switch

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back and forth. It depends on what kind of page I'm on. For instance, the Google News page,

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news.google.com. There I'll use the the 5 way navigator versus maybe if I'm going to check

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some comments at curry.com. In that case, I'll just use the touch screen email. I don't use the

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navigator at all because it does Gmail. So beautifully, I use the Gmail shortcuts. But really,

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sliding the keyboard open is actually a little more comfortable for me. It's easier to hold the

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device because it's not just one flat thing. You know, when you slide it open, then you have something

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to hold on to and your thumbs really can rest comfortably on it. So I kind of enjoy it using it

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with the keyboard open. Man, the battery life is just unbelievable. I think I listened to five

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different shows on the way over. It was still only, you know, like it still had six days stand by

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two hours full use. Now, I did have it in an offline mode. Also, I forgot to tell you Friday,

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it has a GPS built in. It has whatever the map is that the N800 also had the same program,

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which is not my favorite. I really like the maybe it is a way finder. But it's not the same,

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it's the one I have on the E61I, which I really like. Maybe that one is the one that's becoming

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available in I think December. Along with Skype, I did the whole upgrade. There was a new version

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of the software that came out. So I flashed my device, did the backup restore all of that work

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almost flawlessly. I think the only thing I had to reset was my phone, my Bluetooth connection

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to my phone, so I can use the 3G data connection. But yeah. I don't know what I'm saying anymore.

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Please, someone save me. Save me. Hold on. I'm playing another comment here.

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Well, you have to understand something that as far as mask media concerns, this is not like a pin

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up for the internet, I think that, but pre-press doesn't make that. Yeah, I know where this is going.

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And of course you're right. Of course. And I'm seeing it too, man. I'm seeing that Ron Paul is just,

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you know, he's barely taken seriously. And you can sit there and say, why is that? But it's pretty

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clear. You know, this is a race between Hillary and Obama and then maybe Giuliani or someone on

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the on the Republican side. And we'll see if it is just us cooks out here who are who raised five

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million dollars. You know, if it is just, you know, a handful of people, then it really won't work.

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Will it? Of course, when I'm hoping, is that we're millions strong, millions, millions who have

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heard the message. And we'll vote for Ron Paul. There are corporations and corporations are going to

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do what is in the best interest of corporations. I don't necessarily fault them for that,

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but the reality is they're not going to push around all because they don't want to support Ron Paul.

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They don't think that's where the money is. To get a clue on this, all you have to do is go to

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YouTube, listen to some of the interviews they have with Ron Paul. Yeah, I agree. Very condescending.

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The other thing I don't agree with there was what you're saying is that that's not where the money is

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clearly. It is where some money is because, you know, we raise almost like four and a half million

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bucks in one day. Hey, does anyone else December 16th is happening? Is the Boston Tea Party the next

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the money bomb? We're going to drop on Ron Paul. Let me know, will you please?

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You'll hear, you know, he's trying to say, hey, I like their audience. You know, they're doing so good in the

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text polls. And they try to struggle off like that. That the poll was nothing. Like it's interesting

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to get it's not valid. Yeah, so we get the support like their lives. They're looking, you know,

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taking it from people. And while when you look at how they try to belittle him, trying to make

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his efforts in his accomplishments as small as possible, you'll understand that this is a

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corporate minute about a freshman over. Yeah, I agree. And that was kind of cool that it was the

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Fox News poll I think. And Ron Paul was at the top of the poll. Ron Paul was at the top of the poll.

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And he said, he said, hey, you got a really smart audience. Those Yahoo's over there. I was pretty funny.

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And they tried to downplay it. So maybe that maybe, you know, I'm sure there's only so many people

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watching, uh, was that Fox News Fox, yeah, the Fox News channel. I mean, they don't have millions of

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people watching. I don't think. But maybe it's a representative sample. The internet, however, is the

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ultimate form of free press because all of the things free. Because anybody can post anything. And

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I have, and you have, and everybody else has equal footing as a major corporation. They can't buy a

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stage and lock me out of it. We all have an equal opportunity access to that stage. So that's why

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you're seeing a fake difference online. Well, we got a whole piece we can transfer that action that

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energy from online to the real world. And two happens. Fuck you out. I'm going to fucking media.

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Yeah, right on. Hey, if you want to get a great deal on a domain name,

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I have a page at curry.com. You can find it in the show. No, it's a daily source code.com as well.

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Where you can use one of my three codes. They used each code for a different reason for a different

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type of discount. It's real simple. Easy to remember. DSC one, DSC two, a DSC three. And I think DSC

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one is if you just want to get a domain name for six. Wait, did DSC three is domain name for 60,

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65. Can't get a cheaper anywhere else. And also, I believe, um, I'm not supposed to,

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isn't it Sony headphones? I think are sponsoring the network. They've got this new line of

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headphones out. And I asked, uh, you know, really, what I really want is I want everyone who's doing

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the campaign to have a pair, uh, but Sony wouldn't spring for them or the agency wouldn't spring for them.

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Understandably so because, you know, that could get pretty costly. If you look at how many

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shows are running the commercials. Um, but apparently they got some really, really good ones now.

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Go to Sony.com slash headphones. Uh, I think they're great for, uh, probably, uh, really good,

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knowing Sony because I use Sony headphones, professional headphones. I've used them almost all my life.

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I think I started out with pioneers in the very beginning, uh, but quickly moved to, uh, move to Sony.

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And I've tried all kinds of headphones. Sony really knows what they're doing when it comes to sound.

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So, um, I'll see if I can get it at my hands on a pair and I'll let you know how they are.

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Interested in the wireless ones. The, uh, yeah, they have wireless, right? I think it's Bluetooth.

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Now I'll check those out. Maybe I should be able to hook them up to the N8010. Oh boy.

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Okay, one more song, um, from the pod safe music. Holy crap. It's not my favorite performance

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but whenever comment Tyler comes out with a new song on the pod save music network, I just got to play.

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[ Music ]

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Oh now they're talking to me

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Baby, you're just lying

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Carmen Tyler, you are just my smile

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On the pontiff music network

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A live I presume

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Yeah, sounds like

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Now I've been watching dancing with the stars so much

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That I would have to easily be able to identify that as a jive

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Ladies and gentlemen

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Next time we'll do the American sway

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All right, I'm pretty useless

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A 24 25 minutes

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Almost like the old days

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I'll leave it at that

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And I'll be back tomorrow

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We'll do a full week

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I'm pretty sure of it

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Looking forward to it

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Keep your phone calls coming

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Of course you can find

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Learn out to dailysourcecode.com

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And send me an email at podjio.com

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I'll talk to you tomorrow

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Bye

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Another pod show podcast

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Stick it in your ear