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“In order to run multiple agents at once, your Mac has to manage each thread, right? So if you're running, you know, one, two, three, 10, 100 agents at the same time, whether they're running through Codex, Pi, OpenClaw, or whatever, you have to have memory and …”

“And the misconception that I had, and I think a lot of people in the Linux world have had, if we just make it as close to Windows or Mac as possible, then they'll come. But no, they won't. Why would you want, again, the Timo version of Mac or of Windows? I don…”

“To mitigate that, I actually recommend just like set it up on a local Mac. Because there the risk is much lower than if you're setting it up on a VPS. Like a VPS is this thing that's in the cloud and it's like constantly connected to the internet. And it's jus…”

“We actually racked our own Macs in our own data centers there.”

“It is still a Lakme and a Maybelline that dominates. So Lakme is still sitting on the top of the color cosmetics charts. There's Lakme, Maybelline and MAC.”

“I am a Microsoft loyalist now. And I was like the old school, like hate on windows kind of guy, you know, and now I use windows almost exclusively for like even work. Fortunately, I just don't need to log into certain things, and I love it. Like, I actually th…”

“The iPad is a Mac. The Mac is an iPad in terms of the hardware.”

“Macs are, you know, half the laptop market in the U.S. At this point.”

“Yeah, it was all consumer at the time. Honestly, it was mostly Mac. It was like Mac and iOS. It was very, very little. I think they had a reader for Android and something similar for Windows, but it was really very much of an Apple focused company.”

“If you look at every other platform that's ever existed, that's been an important capability of every platform that's ever Succeeded in a meaningful way. You know, Windows can build Windows apps. Macs can build Mac apps. The web does not have a built-in wa…”

“I think it's underrated how in the same way that the Cayenne allowed Porsche to invest in the nine 11 platform. The iPhone has been that for the entire Mac ecosystem, right?”

“Even today, in twenty-twenty-four, Mac sales are eight percent of the market.”

“The mobile industry to this point had been, how do I make the cheapest possible phone? It's certainly not a scaled down version of a Mac, which is what the iPhone was. So that was a completely different paradigm. This is a tiny computer, not a kind of crappy e…”

“Computers, PCs and Macs up until 93, 94 didn't even come with TCP IP built into the computer, built into the operating system.”

“Yeah, I have a you know, our model running on our standard issue Mac here. Basically, this is you know, our text-to-speech model. Sonic on our playground is running in the cloud, and so you know, part of what I talked about earlier was how do you kind of bring…”

“So in 1985, in January, the bundle is released, and it was originally called the Business Pack for Microsoft. And it started on the Mac.”

“Starting in 1983, they're like, we gotta Do our own graphical operating system, or at least user interface, and this is the origins of the Windows product, and they actually announced it in November of 1983 before the Mac ends up shipping, which their partner …”

“You know, I think Apple sees the Vision Pro as potentially a long-term replacement for multiple different product categories. I think they see it as something, ah, that has potential to replace the iPad as a consumption device, potential to replace the, ah, th…”

“The one caveat is that the video pass-through, you can see it's a screen. So there's digital stuff you can't. The video pass-through, the physical tracking is perfect, but if I sit in front of my Mac and look at the screen, the text is fuzzy.”

“I think there's going to be not only more lock it for exes, but just in general widgets, Are really interesting and there's not just widgets on your iPhone, but also, you know, widgets on your Mac and other places.”

“The iPod Was a critical success, but it didn't really turn into a successful business till the third generation. And the reason being was it didn't work with Windows based PCs. It only worked with Macs, which were a fraction of the market, less than a percent,…”

“We're going to sell the iPod. It's going to be so awesome that people will buy Macs so they could use their iPod. We're going to sell more Macs because they're going to need to buy one to use an iPod that they're going to have to have. Well, guess what? The fi…”

“Yeah, it was much smaller, and it had a market share of one percent or less, only in the US. It didn't have retail stores, it only had the Mac. There was really nothing else that Apple had at that time.”

“As you create all of this capability and all this infrastructure and plumbing, at a certain point that kind of gets abstracted away and standardized and so on into Windows and Mac and so on. And then the visible complexity goes down again.”

“And like, all this time you're spending showing how I can type on an AR screen, like, do you really think the future of this is going to be typing? That just feels like such sort of, let's take what we do on our Macs and put them in VR, which is so totally not…”

“There's, say, a hundred million Macs out there, and most people don't really install software on their Macs. They've got the software it came with, they installed Zoom, and maybe Office, or maybe Photoshop, and that's kind of it... Nobody is installing five ap…”

“About half of our revenue was on the Mac.”

“PCs and Macs never attacked operational productivity. They just attacked management productivity.”

“Unlike, say, a web browser on a, either a Windows or a Mac, where the web browser was the platform and the Windows or the Mac computer wasn't really where you were building internet services. Whereas on a smartphone, not only are you building in the web browse…”

“There's probably a 180 to two hundred million iPads in use now, Versus about eighty million Macs, according to Apple.”

“In the great wide world of the enormous transformation of the technology industry, and the media industry, and the whole, of industry in general, by mobile, the Mac is kind of irrelevant.”

“Mac had more share of web servers than Linux, and the World Wide Web was three percent of internet traffic.”