Wes Bos

Okay.

And you don't need to pay to use Swamp, Wes.

You do in the end, um, but-

But n- not like just for experimenting with it-

And you know, that move is weird because you've stopped building the thing you wanted, and you've started building the machine that builds the thing you wanted and...

But you're still engineering.

And so back to Wes's question earlier about, like, hey, what do all those engineers do? Man, there's a lot of engineering [laughs] that can happen-

Mm-hmm

You're gonna wanna stick around for that.

Uh, with me, as always, is CJ Reynolds and Wes Bos.

What's up, guys?

Yo.

You don't even need the Tesla.

Uh, Wes Bos, W-E-S B-O-S, @wesbos, um, uh, on X-

Mm-hmm

... has a post talking about, "I have discovered a $50 Amazon photo frames to be the perfect home display screen." And he goes through and he talks about, uh, he'd, he'd given his sister s- like a big, um, you know, m- multi $100 display, and there was a problem with it.

This is...

So the reason why I did this was because, um, I came across a, a post by a guy called Wes Bos, who is a, a developer, who had posted something on X about this.

He basically bought a $50 photo frame off Amazon, got into it, and then it started going viral, and lots of people have been doing this on social media.

And I think perhaps actually the answer to the kind of HomeView question is, you don't have that difficult negotiation, because you can spend, yes, a $299 or quid or whatever you want on, on a HomeView, and then you can try and have those tussles over whose view matter more in the home.

To be honest, that was pointing at a, um...

Have you seen Wes Bos and a bunch of people? I don't know if you follow Wes online.

Yeah, yeah.

Um, Wes has got a project going out right now where everybody's hacking their, I've got one here, their picture frames.