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0:07 Hello hello, very good night, how are you? How welcome you are, welcome Alice in Acode, liithie I have heard three hundred twenty- nine. Today we have an exciting episode of podcasting. We are to Doo that yes, very good, Jesus Solmos, very good, very good how about? It' s a pleasure to be here for an intimate night with you. This is like a private dinner. Uh, yeah, a conversation with colleagues about what' s coming up. We need to talk everything. We need to talk about here to Tuliyama. We need to talk about a lot of things, a lot of things. I don' t know if we ' ll make a special prawn or pimp or if we' ll get to know you a little bit more to see what comes out of this, because I feel like making a couch with Jesús Solmos and getting to know you a little bit more in depth, but maybe there are things people don' t know about you and they' ll surprise you. Yeah, well, it may be yes to seeing in the end, I come here, I tell my opinion about what we' re talking about, but people, they don ' t know anything. A lot more of me go. People don' t know maybe you' re an actor. Well, I' ve got it inside me, I' ve abandoned it, I' ve tried.

1:19 Not this actor was acting. Yes, let' s see that this and we would even enter into debate. You' re not what you do, or you' re what you think you could do, because of course it ' s like you' re not a writer, because you haven' t published or written or in this case, you act on your own doing clowning, but you don' t go on TV. So, you' re an actor or you don' t make money for it, but, well, yeah, good. One of my facets is the interpretative theme, yes, okay, because I don' t know if you want to go a little deeper into that aspect, because maybe it' s curious for people. Not obviously, when people hear you say this guy has a voice of an announcer, dubbing actor or some of this base style is gorgeous and there' s nothing more to see your social profiles where you say" fuck" There are really very pro pictures that this guy drives, he drives an actor model or well, well, you did your little pins in this sense. I ' m telling you, you didn' t efficiently come out of Almodóvar' s last movie, but maybe I don' t know you did casting for some funny cool place and you have some anecdote you want to share with the others. Maybe I don' t know, because the only film I was cast to that I was summoned to is a Spanish film called The Club of the Ununderstood, which was an adaptation of a novel and well, because in the end I went there to do the casting and so and really then they

2:53 didn' t catch me, obviously, but I saw the film later and luckily that I made these things clear to you to see, economically, no, because that always works well, but at the level of the product itself, especially because I read the novel before I did the casting to know more about the character I was supposed to be playing and I read it we go to Tope on a weekend and of course, I had an idea of what I had read. I say this is an adaptation, because it has to be a character. Around here then casting, because I already knew more or less where I had to go, but the film had focused totally different and clear. That' s what the adaptation has is that if you get caught by me, that I' m a big fan you know that I' m a big fan of yes plus you' re leftover in this sense, I mean, you have to be faithful in all aspects of the avert after the story of the narrative in everything, not, for example, in the adaptations of animes, i e of what they are of sleeves and all this in real action. I have my reservations there about adapting things 100% exact, because obviously, sometimes I do the same thing as you draw and it ' s not that it' s not complicated. If it doesn' t look good, if you don' t tell Netflix and Cowboy By Bop Cowbobby Bop is a fucking anime and Netflix put it in and but because truth I don' t know why some Cachon deo milestone is. I don' t think the play was taken seriously is that it' s complicated, it' s that there' s a mood that fits you in an anime and in

4:25 real action doesn' t fit you. It just doesn' t fit you, that' s all. But, well, we' re not diverting from milk. But good. I don' t know how to prepare a casting. Man, I could give to go to a casting of a play, of a book. You have to read the derivative book. That' s not what he says, because I did it because he gave me the wool, that is, nobody asked me to read the book. What happens is that I wanted to, because I wanted to stand out in some way with respect to others. Then, I read the novel directly to understand much more deeply in the character, because I had no idea of the story. I got a super short script from a bus scene and of course you don ' t know if the person is outgoing, if he' s introverted, if he' s cute, if he' s bordered, because you don ' t know how to interpret him. In fact, prepare at the level of preparation. I think it' s the simplest I' ve ever had to prepare. In fact, the first casting I went to was the only casting I was caught, which is very curious, because this I did in run for a pilot series that wanted to shoot there and such about zombies.

5:39 And as a matter of fact, I was preparing an independent script that my mother had written for me to play dumb. And then, because they liked me, there is a casting and so and it was a casting that was done for Catalonia, because I don' t know what and in the end they caught me and that' s when I said Vale, because I' m going to try and actually record the pilot episode that is on the Internet. It is not chacaña mintism, because the truth is that I see it and I am ashamed of others. But now Rotten Reine' s name is Vale, yes, yes, his name is Ruten Times. I go out there with a piece of the people who are paused on the podcast to go look for it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, looking for him to see is those things that I' m not ashamed of either, because honestly, I thought it was a brutal experience of all that in the House.

6:23 The other thing is that he thinks that I had not done, I had not studied interpretation, that is, I was simply something that had arisen to me of personal interest. I' d always liked to be an idiot at home. And well, then, in the end the arts have always been very present in my family, much more the singing and such, but my father did theater when he was young. Then you want me not to drink anything from there. And well, in the end, it came out that I did the castingle well, I' ll squad and I got caught and recorded the show, the pilot episode. Then, in the end, the project was not sold. I think he wanted to sell Netflix or something. I don' t think there was. They didn' t reach an agreement and in the end the project died. But that gave me the shin for going I' m going to Madrid to try to be an actor.

7:09 And that' s when, then, so the adventure this going to castings and such mainly ninety- nine percent of castings was in advertising? That' s the best I' ve ever done. Advertising? Advertising, advertising, and you don' t have to prepare that. That' s just you ' re there and you' re the fool of what you' re told at the time. There' s nothing you have to prepare from home and many times it' s even private that he' s fresher than not to GrimE in this disclauser and so you can' t comment either what you do, or for which company you do it, or such. But, well, in the end they didn' t even catch me for braking, so I' m gonna count. Not me, but I find it very interesting. You know, you made your little boobies there as an actor and they can see it from there. Well, if you think so, we greet the chat people and of course if you' re asking little things to see if jesus solmos, you can answer them and we know him. A little better, I think there' s your brother, Victor Olmonda past because he hit me and I had to stop by. Look at that really good one movie, you know, how you' re doing. Very good to Javier P Good night, good night, Sergio Martínez, how are you? I play good night, Frankil family We' ve got him around here. Good night and healthy Enrique Victor Olmos. Well, then, a greeting to everyone and going in and leaving you questions if you. It seems we put on a little bit of rock and we started this special show of a lot Olmos

8:54 welcome Alice Naco of Ize episode three hundred twenty- nine and this week we were expecting new ones to arrive there and we' re not going to see them. It seems that Gurman recula throws again, to collect cable because male has been warming us that there is going to be an event this month for several months and at the end he says at the beginning of the month that no, there is no event, that the things are going to be presented press pianota and said here the iPad pro that were here around the corner with the ipaters and now it seems that you do not adrid of guru. The last thing he has said is that good will arrive by the end of this month or, either by April, even so good patience with the new products that still remains a little bit. I think we all thought that this week we' d see them watching the new Mapooker last week. I don' t know what opinion you deserve the Mopbookers and what do you expect from the iPad pro jesus good. With respect to the MK Bookers, I heard the show you did and good. I don' t want to repeat myself.

9:50 I simply agree with what Antonio commented on the subject of storage, RAM and such. The audience knows full well that my opinion and well, there is no need to give much more. All I can appreciate is that for me the entry price starts at sixteen and five hundred twelve. Sixteen RAMs and five hundred twelve, then the price at that time. That' s the entry product for me. Everything else seems to me to be worth it right now. But of course, whenever we talk about Apple, it always says a lot that it lasts a long time, but of course, it lasts a long time. Today' s habits are not those of tomorrow or next year ' s. Then, of course, thinking of a product that is not cheap, I would think very well where I put the money and clear in the range of entry to the precise ones in which they are. I don ' t think so. In other words, it does not seem to me that the company that cares so much about its image and above all about the environment. Because if you care about the environment, if you' re creating a product that is welded components and that I can' t expand, it ' s like against the producer for the environment, because I' ll have to change it first. So, of course, I think Apple has to have an inner conversation between them, between money and the environment, because I think the public is noticing it. So I don' t know it' s a shame, honestly, because I think they could eat a good part of the market. A lot of dubious people or simply, because at the

11:22 level of critical opinion like what I say. If I get this out, but it' s like the iPhone, with sixteen then sixty- four tours, what a hard shot, it' s hard for him to give us. So I don' t know how many years it takes for you to give us that range of entry that I already think we' ll see expected, plus that I preferred it the strategy that Apple didn' t go scanning ram and storage for the end the equipment that is really profitable, recommended, because it' s something a little more expensive than what you see there from so much money to choose. And it' s the problem is that they ' ve removed the m one, because it' s understood that it' s from those two years they' ve already removed it but it' s true that the mad Booker m one was a product that has a fairly competitive price and I don' t know. I don' t know if it gets problematic, even that we lose. I don' t know this entry product no, it has a pretty attractive price, I don' t know how you see it to me. Yes, at first I think I would have preferred to remove the m two and keep them in eb one and the new dem three. Yes to see the not keeping me one. I don ' t know if it' s a matter of I don' t want to have to lower the price to a product that I think is good and I want to force people to spend more money, but it seems to me that I don' t like that they have taken it away by the sense of I worry about their years of updating, that is, when you don

12:52 ' t sell it to me anymore it' s worth to me what you appeal to, because it has its years of updating and such, but it ' s as it already is, already, already, already, already, now, pen doesn' t sell it anymore the m one that loses being attractive from in the store, you don' t have it anymore. If you can' t buy it. Then it seems to me I don' t know, no, I didn' t just see it. We have I' m on Apple' s website and now we have new designs for more Booker. The classic design disappears this design that had a kind of wedge. So, of course, we have the two sms and then the three ms with the same design all. And I don' t know. Maybe it' s a little confusing, not because there' s not so much difference between M two and m three either. However, if they had kept the m one, they would have removed the m two, even because you say see if you want this design, you go to the last to the latest generation chip, you go to lem three. I would have liked more as a consumer, to have the option of being able to choose in plan.

13:41 I really want to save a BAP Booker with antique design, but with chip m one seems to me that it is still nice, that it is still portable, that it still has enough power to be a computer that can be sold today, and I think to have a more competitive petio than the 13 inches m two current and then you want the last more booker with the latest design, with the latest chip because already, they put it at the appropriate price and put the chip mets without exclusivity. I think it would have been the best strategy from my point of view, but yes, certainly, yes. Yeah, besides, I invited a lot of people to try that one. Apple processors the m' s then clear if you make this price barrier, which is aggressive in a processor than people who haven' t tried, because I think it' s not a good decision for Apple to bring people closer. So the strategy of giving me old products at a lower price seems interesting to me. And in Apple I think it usually works low prices of older models and then sells quite a lot. And it' s not corporate, so why don' t you do the same thing on Babbo.

14:48 I think the mabuks, at least in the whole Mac Apple range, have a hard time doing that. I mean, on the iPhone there' s no problem with the lipad. Looks like it' s pretty much not on the Apple Witch either, but on the MAC, for some reason it' s hard for him to do that. I don' t know very well why, but even I would think about it, because I look at me lm one, you leave it here with an interesting price, maybe it does me, I buy it and I try it. But with these price barriers and the trick is components. I don' t know. I think Apple ' s trick is that the barrier, as you say, isn' t too wide. Don' t make much difference. I mean if you have a ban Booker m one that you sell for eight hundred ninety nine euros, new understand in Apple and then you have the map Poker, a new design with Chipemetres, which sells it for one thousand three hundred four hundred. You know, there' s a lot of difference. So, maybe people say Mira, it' s called m poker the same. Hey, it' s got another design, but I think it' s nice. But you know that maybe m one would cannibalize the sales of the new design. With M- 3 chip, then there' s the mapu pro and then the next ones. You know with more screen and such and more better processor and such then clear. In the end, what Apple wants is that for 100 euros it can jump the next model. So you say look, I' ll do two or three jumps. I' ll put three hundred more euros in it and I' ll jump into this MacBook that' s three steps above it. You know it' s already a little more. You know it' s not the jump from one to the other anymore It' s not that big. So, maybe that' s why Aple didn' t fit him to sell the vapocker with CPM one. But does that sound a

16:19 shame to me? I think it' s a shame that they took him away, but, well, if not since you expect from the iPad pro and Haypate eh. I don' t know if you' re more of a pro- oder than I am about spad PRO. I don' t think it' s him, it' s not that I don' t get it. It' s a product that I don' t understand and for me the interest of iPad is the same as not even ters in ciri, I mean, I even refuse to talk about iPad. I mean, it' s a product that when it came out, I get excited and that I don' t know how we' re today that I' m bored in the sense that I don' t care so much. I mean, and that' s it, so I don' t mean, I have two old iPads. I' m using an old one, an r of I don' t know what generation such and no longer accepts according to which applications. But that makes me watch my streaming stuff and when that doesn ' t have a battery. I take out my iPhone six s plus and I put my stuff in there and it' s like that already. I mean, I don' t see the need at least to have an iPad and if you have it, the least need I see is to renew it that I think Apple is being the victim of its own strategy of making long - lived products, because of course, if I have an iPad that goes well with me, why the hell do I have to switch to new ones that you' re not really telling me anything or that. And besides, it' s that the very expensive pros has to psa to bring, because of course, if you have an iPad with M chip one from now on, you really don' t need to buy the new iPads that are going

17:49 to go out with CHIPM three, because actually the CHIPM three is cool better graphic with Ray Trails sing vital, but at performance level for apps and games that are in the store you won' t notice much difference. Mostly if you want to, obviously edit in final god play the gut games that are coming out. Well, it' s already debatable. No, but mostly what people do with an iPad, with an ipater m one is that you have a machine. You don' t need any more. It' s just that I think Apple gives me the feeling that it' s stopped listening to users, that is, actually users are asking or not. I want a m three, I want a more powerful process. It didn' t come to me. I listen to a lot of technology podcasts and at no time are people asking for it is not that it needs more power. Everybody says the same thing. It' s a very good product, damaged by an operating system that' s not up to it. So, as much as you put him in, a three, an im, fifteen or whatever you want is that nobody cares, because nobody' s asking for that.

18:45 So, like no one' s asking for that. What' s more, I have two moves I' d try to make. I have no idea what market studies Apple does or if what I' m going to say is silly, but there would be, if I had to say such nonsense, random well, not random. But, in my opinion, the two things that I would release would be an iPad mini with an oled screen that people can actually use with a padmanie screen, yes as they would have it updated, yes or at a performance level or whatever. I think it keeps pulling well, but an OLED screen on an IPADMINI and then draw a range of ipads that are not pro with very large screens or going twelve as nine. True yes, upgrade the IPADMINI that you need better processor on an OLED display. I think it would be a good update. You take out the ipater as you have it now, but you put in a 13- inch model approximately. I think it would be a triumph and then the iPad pro you put in is that yung beyond having less frame, changing the camera on the narrow side, putting it on the long side, as they did with the iPad ten, and that' s that way talk. It is also not expected that major changes will be made. So it' s true that the screen or lead eye. I think it' s a very important change.

19:57 It' s a very important change, because the thirteen- inch iPad PRO with mini LED display looks spectacular. Let' s go to I don ' t think we' re going to see an image enhancement with an OLED screen, but we will win in finesse that it is a thinner and lighter team. In that sense too, we are going to win. And if you stick the 11- inch iPod PRO to the 11- screen OLED, because now we have a screen and PS, I think it' s also going to be a pretty important improvement. I think the iPad PRO is the most expensive product that Apple has at price quality level, uh, with accessories. Right, yeah, I mean, you say not loose. It' s got a good price on climbing this ipatera jumps. The iPad PRO and such isn' t that expensive either. There really isn' t that much difference between ipater and an 11- inch iPad pro either. But of course, when you put the accessories in, there you can follow a thousand has all a thousand bucks. I want to set up that super computer that sold me so much and I start adding up and you say I stand on the 2, 000 bucks here and of course, then I compare it to a mapbook and you say eye bought me a Moor. No, well, I don' t know, it depends on the user. But if you have the choice between an iPad and a map book and you already join and then, then, if you have enough foot of a mammini, you know and you already have the combo. But at no time does it seem to me that I mean, I don' t know I don' t understand the product. I mean, and we' re going there is Martin and Pedro who and I don' t know if Antonio also with his i e, he has a lot of interest in pros, but I don' t understand it, I mean, and I' m saying it because honestly, I

21:30 don' t understand the interest in a product that I didn' t do to myself anything that you can see great. Yeah, but it' s like buying propa vision to watch movies. I mean, it' s not gonna be my target or I' d see the point in doing that. Then buy the iPad for that because they' re going to see good shit. I' m still trying to get the map boopo this 14- inch screen and so at least I can also use it to work, but the iPad pro is very limited at operating system level. I don' t know for me not to step forward. Yeah, it' s getting a lot better, and this year, maybe with niipates eighteen, maybe we can dream about how artificial interegent doses are coming, that things are coming, things are, cool, uh, but you don' t look at the chat Frank Hill tells us Apple. From my point of view, I think you need to put your point of view back on the actual needs of users and not super- vitating how crazy it is a little bit what they' re doing with iPads. The IPP, above all, is not as vitaminized as you often say. It is necessary perhaps with an iPad Air that has a little less, while the base with a CHIPM a great performance, a similar design is well heard. Maybe I don' t need the iPad extras, but it doesn' t depend on each user as well. But what you say jesus that in the end, without an iPad you eighteen pro- evolved version, take a step forward, because maybe the iPad pro is that you lose you shouldn' t do that would have to go very hand in hand with

23:00 the operating system. They just can' t get an operating system out. But Apple always plays with tea. I' m taking out the OS update, but I' m telling you, earlier devices aren' t current. Sure, you can play with the chips here. Everything that is called one and is up- to- date for these pro vale functions. But don ' t get me a pro because then people will wonder and why MacOS doesn ' t have a MacOS for more than I' ve ever done. It ' s true mac doesn' t have a pro version but. However, it is quite common in Windows Windows Eleven hom Windows Eleven pro But it is more of operating system functionality than of compatibilitys with the exact one, because act I install p pro tonces with chip M three and maybe the ipater comes out with CHPM two. I imagine not for making any difference to him. Then, perhaps, by having more power, you can have an operating system that does more things. An operating system there are ducks pro is, which is that otherwise, like differences the iPad, because the iPad pro because really the differences there are now, many people say I buy to read. I don ' t want a pro You say I got a tachydi in Betfaced. Well, I get used to having sixty- hertz panties instead of one- twenty - hertz promotion. Well, if in the end the human eye costs more than sixty hertz, it' s hard for it to differentiate and you really compare it side by side and you can tell. But when you get used to a 60- hertz screen. You don' t look bad, you look exactly the same. You look good. What you value is more image quality. Besides, I always say that you' re an actor. Movies

24:34 are shot at twenty- four fps. Uncle twenty- four fps and I mean with sixty hertz you see perfectly any audiovisual content. Of course, then, in the end, having more service is for video games. If most people don' t play with the iPad, there' s so many hertz. You know to scroll on the icon page, to make scron the settings page. It doesn' t make much sense to promote truth. So, well, I think that with a pro version of iPad you could really make sense of the iPad bows. That is why it will be delaying the launch of the pap pros so that it comes a little closer to June and things arrive, no, not another one, I don' t expect anything, but nothing is that it came out the first time we saw and above is that the APPY is getting used to that we understand that hipatos is behind in certain functionalities, that come out first in Ios And it' s like it doesn' t make any sense, I mean you present them to me the same day, but there are ducks, there are some things, it doesn ' t have them and there is or yes, and it' s like we won' t put it later, but why it is, it' s like penalizing. I don' t understand at all the strategy Apple has and I wouldn' t separate it by a pro version of the operating system.

25:48 I' d separate by processor. I say then see if it is only compatible to read and the pros of that year or such because it is already working but that is to say that the more devices can be updated. But make me that giant asterisk where it' s going to give a lot of special functions are only compatible for ipads co processor m one in navigator. But it may be that pro models and I' m already going to the iPhones, even thinking about aios eighteen. In there are eighteen ducks, it may be that the models of iPhone and iPad pro have software differences with a pro version precisely because of the difference of the processor. We' re hearing that artificial intelligence is going to come in large doses at eighteen. It' s worth further than that we commented on the other day, uh, but beyond artificial smart for software functions, like Samsung does, that' s super good? Okay, well, it' s super cool what Samson did to that twenty- four. It' s a wonder, uh, but it ' s true that what they' ve implemented are software things that can really be done on any device with an application that does those things. Then Apple ' s big difference could be to take advantage of that neural motor, which is very advanced with respect to the processors of its competitors, and bring artificial intelligent functions to a low level, at hardware level, not software level, not an application that makes a circle and looks for something similar in Google, Not that I know, because maybe I was commenting the other day, but that maybe, because, the neural motor, this artificial intelligent, work in

27:22 the background to correct, modify, edit the operating system, to further improve the autonomedia of battery depending on your use. That' s something that, maybe it could only be done at a low level thanks to having this great neural motor, which is more advanced than the rest of the neural motors of the other processors. Not then I don' t know things like this. I think they might be differential. They would require a pro model processor of iPhone and iPad and perhaps they could come with an alternative version of eighteen pro years and there are eighteen pro ducks to be normal and the pro version no longer only differences of hardware the name of the product, but they also had intrinsic, since an operating system suitable for it not to see that you also have to call it proof It is what you say maybe look at the same to them is eighteen. On iPhone Pros it does more good and it doesn ' t pro them because it doesn' t do less and I have them a little bit on the same thing. It will also be the same idea.

28:22 But I don' t know the subject of having an ipato, especially pro version to differentiate more there the iPad range, which perhaps it needs to, because it is true that on the iPhone Pro, from my point of view and you also have an iPhone Pro, there are many differences from a normal iPhone. So I think you get used to a pro, you have a hard time going to a normal iPhone, but with the iPad. I ' m now with the lipater and really the ipap pro. I don' t know you need it either It' s the same thing. That' s the thing or I don' t know if appealed exhausted people' s interest in pro product as far as iPad goes. But it' s mostly me that I don' t like that excuse of putting a special hardware into the new iPhone this year to be exclusive to a certain function, because then that' s a little, a little ugly more than anything, because if you want to launch an late artificial intelligence product, do it to a lot of devices that you already have on the market and don' t do it the one that knows that that year you can get a specific feature for that year, but don' t make it exclusive, because then I just didn ' t see it. Of course this, I don' t think the story goes well. I mean, come on, I wouldn' t change for that, uh, I mean, I' d install the artificial tendenti turn app from myself that I know of open there and that' s it and I' d throw with it, but I don' t know how to see. I don' t know. He' s got me pretty lost in the decisions he' s making. Yeah, it looks like they

29:57 also called themselves excluding towards feet. I think he emailed me or told us the other day on the chat that as Apple had abandoned the car project, either now the engineers or they were. Those resources are being used for the next thing to come, especially with them. Eighteen is June for the BOBI and Wolle Congress there is for the WEl White Developer Conference, sorry. I don' t know. Then maybe big things can come. Hey, I just didn' t believe it I think it' s like a typical leak. That' s why we' re going to cancel this and that people aren' t going to fire her because we' re very good, but we' re going to relocate her. They were talking about two zero people. What the hell are they gonna put two thousand people in there to work on? Especially if they start doing that, it' ll be for next year' s presentation. I don' t believe most of Apple' s car. What I was working on most was to be born autonomous. So, in the end this is a lot of doses of artificial intelligence, uh, many worse sexes is how to interpret those sensors. There' s a lot of neural motor in there and a lot of things could happen. They could extrapolate to Joe and there are ducks even to MacOS. Of course it seems to me that maybe they can freak out more to vision, it' s not or the vision pro the technology of all that for the product itself, because if you' re developing something that I had to have in sensor of all its environment, of movements, that is, of objects that approach, that move away from your distance to them. And all that. I think the closest thing to something like that would be the vision. But then I don' t know if part of that technology or that development is going

31:30 to take advantage of it for the next visions that come out that aren' t pro I don' t know, but I' m sure there will be a lot of people who have told you until later, because you can ' t overnight close a project of 2, 000 people and relocate 2, 000 people the next day already open their defined objectives. It' s just going to be when a project of this style is put together, obviously, because there are people who relocate. But other people, because maybe they tell you look we' ll call you later, but right now, again in those people you' re not going to be unemployed. Eh, so you ' ll have a great b s or great people very top but well, it' s true, that makes sense, because the self- contained and intelligent artificial car are very similar words and things of these could be extrapolated to functions from them of cichos, especially Mira was West in the chat says.

32:16 I think that the pro versions of these operating systems of ios pro and there are pro ducks that we are dreaming about, for example, the iPhone Pro by connecting it a monitor that was more iPad style totally this will be pretty cool of something very unique. It would be a very unique thing to connect the iPhone Pro by USBC to a monitor and by Displayport that we had a sort of stage manager there, not as we said at the beginning of trying them the iPhone fifteen and that it was exclusive to those of this i eighteen. But Mira' s got set is another benefit, pretty much monic, well a little over eighteen years. The truth is, I dream a lot of it, but we' ll see what' s coming. Finally, I look, I am now something we completely change the subject. I want to talk about bitcoin Helving. I don' t know if you' ve seen, I don' t know if you' re still buying bitcoin or still following bitcoin information. No, but I' m pretty disconnected, so look, you see, the value of the bilcon is rising. It' s worth us right now. It was at thirty- five thousand and is now at sixty- five zero euros. I mean, he' s done one by two approximately. It' s crazy. What Vale is saying and rumored to be rising so much for the next Halvin, which is expected to be in April of this year, that is, it was about a month and a half, which is this Halvin Vale the hlvin is every one you know that bitcoin can only be mined twenty- one million bitcoin, so Helving

33:50 is every block of two hundred ten thousand bitcoin. It is a Halvin enl is when a block is completed the recompe of the miners by mine bitcoin is reduced by half. It' s a super- intelligent strategy, because they call you bitcoin is limited like gold. Okay, so there can only be twenty- one million. It' s not like fiat money, which right now is a horny deo and you can print more tickets and here nothing happens. It' s okay before the money depended on the gold. But in time it is apart, since faithful money is needed more money, more money and such friends are printed. So, the Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, the fictitious name, said well, let' s make the bitcoin like gold, so that it has a stop. There can be no more than twenty- one million bitcoin of as captone. And then, well, let' s split into blocks of two hundred and ten thousand units. This we call halvir and we make each block make big Coin' s reward worth fifty percent less worth the active visit, the mine a month. In centivar is to encourage the miners in some way to pull from. I don' t know the insight to make bitcoing worth more and more. Or I' m listening to myself in an echo ra way. Dude, I' m going to remove the noise cancelation Sorry, but I see something else. I mean, it' s not like saying, but you get out of money.

35:15 You' re a miner and you' ve gotten used to it that when you look at a bitcoin it' s worth the money. What if when you go to the next halvin c you win fifty percent minus half, that is, if you earn two thousand euros of salary, imagine that every x time you get paid half. You go from two thousand to a thousand, you say. Oh Wida, I have to do something. So you ' re already working out to get the value of bitcoin up, so you can make more money. So a strategy is superri intelligent, I think, so that the first ones interested in bitcoing succeeds, because in the end they do things so that the bitcoin goes up of value and is worth more and more. I know it' s a paranoiamy. Uh, the thing is, it' s not. It' s funny no, no, no, I don' t even know if what you' re saying is a generality or not because I haven' t just made myself clear. But the tink poin itself seems to me a genius from the point of view of technology, if technology from the point of view that it was invented by a man who calls himself Satoshi Nakamoto, who does not exist, who is a fictitious name and who really does not know who the creator of Bitcoin is. Right here we speculated because MacOS was hiding the White Paper of bit Coin. Then in some media they speculated that perhaps Apple has something to do with Steve Jobs was the creator of vit Coin. Obviously not. In the end it seems not, but you don' t really know who speculates that it was Long Musk It was also subtly rumored that it had been Steve Jobs. Then I

36:46 don' t know. I think it' s a super smart technology, you know. This is something someone did to leave it to the world and it' s not profiting from it that they' re leaving. We don ' t know that. It can be anyone there with his bed, at any time he says come sell the fetishes I have and then you already know who this is. Mr Well, we' re going to see what' s going on, but to me, the bitcoint issue is true that the signed currencies is a very volatile technology. Carefully and thoroughly investigate. Don' t be careful because you can lose all your money. There are many people who have lost a lot of money with cryptocurrencies, especially in recent times, when two years ago it was the boom. But, Uncle, it doesn ' t stop surprising me, and it' s true that bitcoin is the most stable, cryptocurrency. And I, from time to time, go shopping for bit coin, I go shopping for bit coin. Yeah, yeah, now you can' t buy' cause they' re two- orbit prices.

37:44 But Joseph hopes that we usually have two good bitcoin years on a correction or two bad years. Then, when the jalding arrives, it looks like it shoots and then it keeps shooting for another year or two. Then I don' t know how to see this. Where they' re going to see is that if already the stock market is unpredictable the cryptocurrency. I think it' s already on another level, too, because I mean, you can' t predict to start either, because there' s not much history to play with and above all, because that' s what you say. Also, there are more advances than if the mine or if then too many times not, because we will have a Vietcon ft and such then there are like certain things that impact, but there is no exact science of Because of this, beatcoint will happen to this as it can happen with a real estate bubble or something like that. So, in the end, this is everyone ' s individual pueesta, none of them know anything about what' s going to happen here. So this is the fun part. If in this game you can do well and it can go wrong, the problem is if you go wrong and you have put a money that you needed, which from here.

38:53 I would recommend that you never do that. But neither there, nor in the stock market, nor lend it to one of me if you need it. No, don' t make it mud because look at it. The bitcoin was in sixty- nine zero a year and a half ago and it went down to twenty- five zero, twenty- five to twenty- five zero euros. Of course, the theme is to buy when it was twenty- five zero, thirty zero, now that it is at sixty- five zero again that surely soon it will exceed, because there is still a half- way to get to the east jalvin that completes the block of two hundred ten zero cryptocurrencies of bit Coin, because surely it will exceed its limit that was sixty- nine zero, but it is very variable. Jo is that varied from sixty to twenty- five, which is less than half.

39:37 It' s crazy Look at you. Now Apple has had a problem with the stock market because, as in the European Union, due to Spotify' s demand, they put a fairly large financial fine on it in Europe, as Apple was in one hundred and ninety- five euros the stock and dropped to one hundred and sixty- nine euros the stock. But of course I think it went down more than I do I don' t know. I see it there, I see it in dollars. It' s different. Okay, I didn' t see it in euros, but I want to sound like I' d gone down even further. Uh, I don' t know if it was already fifty- five and so on, but but good would be dollars in euros. I was more. I bought it last Friday when it went down a little bit and it was one hundred and sixty - nine and it quickly went up to a hundred. Now it' s one hundred and seventy- two. Or is that queue depends if you see it in euros or dollars. It' s where you really notice a lot more the difference, but good it went down. I don' t know about ten percent not two hundred percent. You know then there wasn' t enough more. There' s the traditional bag. I mean, cryptocurrencies, uh, yeah, because there are fluctuations in the stock market, but you have to be clear that the same thing can be applied in bitcon, but Vitcoin is like a technology here I' m not investing in a technology that I invest in a company, so it was part of, that is, I have a little bit of that company and then, well, a lot of that fluctuates something I really have clear that if that something is worth something, it' s not going to tell me that the stock is going to come down suddenly, because that doesn' t change the thing that' s if Apple over the money. APLE makes products for a high purchasing problem and

41:14 sells them and beats records and gets number one in sales and I don' t know how many, because that' s what you' re buying and as much as it drops Apple stock right now to fifty dollars it won' t stop worth or lose that value the company has then, but speaking of money, you think you appeal to or honestly with what the price durability relationship offers. Above all, I think he' s the second- rate fish shepherd. I want to know. I don' t know if you' ve read a rich father' s book, poor father. Yeah, yeah, that' s where they put you in the head? Yeah, you get them to stick you in the head here? The idea of hearing tries to keep all the money you make. Try to keep it as long as possible, because if you spend it on ephemeral things. In the end, it' s been 20 years that you' re working and you don' t have a hard one. But, however, after twenty years working, if you have kept something, it is worth because you have bought real estate you have invested in things that do not lose value, because you have actually preserved some heritage or savings or whatever. Not then, that' s the idea of the father' s book, poor guy' s glass. Not so, a little bit about Apple' s provotos. We' re talking about they' re expensive and such already, but in an iPhone versus Andon product, for example, you buy an iPhone. We all know it here, both the people who hear us and ourselves. Hey, but you buy the latest iPhone today and until today. That this can change in the future, but until today, since the iPhone came out, three years later,

42:45 you go to the second hand market and your device is worth more than sixty seventy percent of the original value in the second hand market, three years later, today, you get into Amazon, for example. You want to buy refurbished, for example, an iPhone thirteen pro max and eight hundred nine hundred euros. It doesn' t go down and it was worth a thousand three hundred euros. All right, so preserving keeps a lot of value because they ' re very premium finishes, and they' re very long at the software level, they work for a long, long time. Sure, in one in an andre, for example, the one you want from the highest range, the one you want new. A year later, the manufacturer himself tends to sell it to you already fifty percent. There' s new. There ' s no key, not new to the end, because of this idea of poor dad of glass you say fuck Apple. You really fucked up buying an Apple product, whoever it was me, for example mad Book, bought it from me, sold it at five years old and still took a lot of money out of them. That doesn' t happen with any other computers, no other computers, and the MACBs. It' s okay because they ' re sued, because they' re sold very well in the naeco of their hand, because people want to buy them. Okay and because they have very good finishes and they are very long- lived. Then, of course, in the end, there he is reserving a little bit of value.

44:07 So, Apple is really expensive, because you, in the end pulling, are investing some money in something you hear you' re going to be able to use for a few years and you' re going to be able to get back almost all the money you' ve invested. Hey, watch this. People don' t take it into account. Man, look, Apple ' s still expensive. And besides, you have to be expensive for people to value what you buy and to put you in a high- camera product position if you don' t have an expensive price, because the human being is like that. It' s not impossible for you to associate him with the high- end no matter how much it' s omitted, make a device, make it the milk of incredible materials. If you put it at three hundred euros, people won' t have the feeling that they' re taking a rangelta And yet, of course, Apple has been very careful to leave that image to its customers, making it clear these products are this price.

45:04 I never lower the prices, except when I present a superior one that lowers you post has euros. Or if I see that I' m going to lower it too much and I' m going to devalue my brand, I' ll take it out and in this way the second hand market continues to maintain its level. Why, because the brand hasn' t devalued its product, then you can' t find it cheaper than if you bought it second hand. Then there you have it. And above all, that people appreciate the value of the Appel brand as something within luxury, but it is an affordable luxury for everyone. I mean, I mean, you' re not gonna ruin Yes, it' s luxury, because it' s maybe a little more expensive, but it also retains much longer value. And then it' s true that also for five years, uncle an Apple team spends five years, whether it' s an iPad yasura there fun or a mac you say it works like the first day and it works tremendously well. That cannot be said by all products from similar ranges, mobile computers. You know they can only say all the inn Apple products. This happens because so far it has happened that maybe tomorrow this change may be, but so far this happens. Of course, there is a love relationship I hate because, on the one hand, I really like the design theme of Apple products I like the way they are presented, because the finishes and such, but then there are certain things that throw me back. I' m the one with the soldier' s products. I don' t like it, that' s

46:36 not to say imagine or, but that' s what Pedro told us last week. Says Mira, I have an iMac of eight gigs of ram and at the ophimatic level for what a lawyer does, as Pedro says, you don' t need any more and you don' t have any problems. So, well, it' s also true that all relative. Yeah, that' s true that I thought, like you defended it last week, I' ve been saying minimum for years, if I have to recommend at least sixteen ram killas that eight ram tours. It' s not like it ' s a team that won' t work well either. You' ll do well, but I' m thinking about the possibility that in the future a work system will arrive I say more demanding and such because I like to laugh for the sure and I buy at least sixteen ramy tours recommend that no, but I understand that eight rows of ram. Well, fierce to that works well. The thing is, if you imagine that you' re getting the hard disk bye- bye Mapu, it hasn' t melted, that I can' t change it. For God' s sake, I have a computer down there that I just have to change the hard disk. And to people who pass one of the advantages of welding the components on the motherboard is that they go faster and give less trouble. So, if you ever want to expand, you can' t, you can' t expand, you' re not tempted. I' ll make it clear that I' ll replace it by extending it, but because it breaks. That' s likely. It' s unlikely. It' s very difficult, because in the end, when you' re mounting it on board and so on, with the quality of components that Apple mounts, that' s unlikely. Once,

48:06 obviously, it will happen, uh, because technically everything is possible, but it' s a little bit per cent, very small. I don ' t know. The other day I was listening to a podcast of fighting us and they were talking about that one had touched, because I had founded the album and I told JoJo Merry Christmas to buy another then of course, when it happens to you, that' s what you say is that really. Besides, I' d like Apple to have the prices it has, but it couldn' t get stuck, I mean, look at pay this because it' s expensive. Okay, yeah, it' s high prices. Okay, yeah, but once I paid for it I forget because I have a brutal experience, because I have a good ram memory because I have such a hard drive that I have left over. But as is not the case, unless you spend a lot of money. You don' t just convince me of the strategy, and sometimes you buy the shift processor, and at eight months you get a new one. You know then you never know if you' re making the right decision or not. Then it' s that kind of decision I get. That bittersweet taste. With respect to Apple, I mean, I think it has in its power the possibility of being very big and having a better image, at least for people who aren' t a fan like me, but I don' t know. He didn ' t just convince me and he' s gonna see that he does.

49:22 I don' t like it. Apple wouldn' t be on a podcast for six years talking about Apple, but not that which is that you have all Apple. You have an Apple computer, you have an Apple remarkable, you have an Apple mobile, you have headphones, well, you don' t have to talk about it are Apple. No, I don' t, but it' s not true that I don' t count it. Yeah, you had a podcast. It' s true, I mean, you have everything about Apple, vidently because you like it. That is also another subject, the subject of the Favoli. It' s funny to me, because people shop. People, the opposite people, who have different tastes, tend to think. You' re a fan boy. You' re not objective, but what is objectivity. The kind of people who think that, who say that is usually like, you think the same thing that I ' m objective, dude, you think different than what I think you' re a fan I' m going to see listen to one thing is that it' s such a ridiculous argument. Like we have to think differently than you mean. You can' t argue that the yellow color is prettier than the blue color. This is your opinion. So it' s so relative that that' s objectivity, so you don' t know. That' s one thing that always draws my attention to. I think when people get pissed off by saying it' s famous, people get pissed that they have psychological problems because if you get angry about what happens to a football team, or you get angry because you buy a brand car and your friend from another brand and fight for what' s best. Look, go fuck yourself,

50:57 that is, go to the psychologist, because you really have or the most serious problems, that is, you' re already going to have this kind of situation, and something in your head isn' t going well. You also have to keep in mind that it is difficult to put yourself on the skin of someone who is blinded because the brand loves it. I, for example, don' t know how to do it, but I don' t know how to do it because I' m not a fan of anything. So, since I' m not a fan of anything, I can ' t feel that, that need to defend when they criticize the brand you like. So there are a lot of people who then at the time Apple gets critical, not because it' s all the other thing. I mean, there are justifications to say that you' re not a fan of anything if everything you buy is Apple, but I' m not a fan I ' m a user, I mean, you understand by being Fanny user.

51:38 That' s a very good question Look at my fan Is that what you ' re supposed to be Fan of? I make a criticism and your reaction is to defend my criticism. You' re Fan and this we can transpolarize anything. If I criticize a political party and you jump is a fan of that party, if I criticize a football team, but sometimes you are a fan if you want to have different arguments and just debate, but you can ' t. I mean, you can debate, but to a certain extent, there' s one thing, the moment you play with it. The conversation with a fan cannot be discussed further a certain point, because the fan, the base, is the feeling, but mine is therefore concrete things.

52:28 I mean, I' m an Apple user, but I' m not a fan of Apple to bother me if anyone says iPhone' s a douche bag, I mean, I don' t care if it' s me? Am I gonna be me? I just think I buy Apple products, for example, because they' re the best. And if I didn' t think so, I wouldn' t buy them. I' d buy what I thought was best. And I' m a person I' ve studied engineering and I' ve gone to job interviews and I' ve been a Windows Taliban and it' s been Tallinn from no Apple and I' ve been Apple hater. I have been working interviews to work as a web programmer, an interview where I had already been caught practically everything went very well with a girl who was interviewing me. Eye we have a very similar profile.

53:15 I really like your philosophy. I think you can start the week I saw next week. But one last question. What do you think of the Macintosh I in job interviews to work as a web programmer. I' ve said to that question the macintoshs are closed and it' s much better Windows. I said it myself, but well, in the end, now I have to admit that I was completely wrong. First, because I didn' t know the Macintosh back then and second that after trying it all out saying that I' m an Apple fan because I love the brand. If Apple doesn' t make good products, I would compare that thing, but you ' re never gonna hear me say I love the brand. You know that ' s the difference. You know I don' t. Not that you love the brand. You' re not. No. I can' t buy the products because I think they' re the best. So if I think it' s a good product for me, then I' ll give you my arguments. But that' s not why I consider myself less right and blind and all that is to Appel. I' m gonna buy it, no, but not that it' s extreme. They are extreme, but to see people who are really Apple fan, collect Apple products, even save unopened editions. That' s unstoppable. That' s signs that you ' re really a fan of the brand and these kind of people. Rare is that they criticize that the input range is short of rami and hard disk, or that they criticize the price of the pro mission Surely they will say it is not that the technology behind it is the host. This is three

54:45 thousand five hundred euros. This is nothing. This should be six zero. Okay. But one thing is that in an effort of logic try to understand why things happen and not always think about the negative that it' s that Apple takes us for a fool. If he wants ours, I don' t think it' s ours or not. A reasonable explanation can be made. No. Yes, the manufacturing process. I think a lot of times you say hey. The manufacturing process is complex. Yeah, I can make a lot of them. It' s no good, so let' s do this as an exclusive thing, like I do. I learned by selling it expensive, I sell it expensive small units. In this way I finance myself to create a larger manufacturing process, to cover more market and if I sell them all, because already the interest is validated and I can manufacture more.

55:27 For example, this has already happened in the areas of pandemic or post pandemic, that there were manufacturing problems or that factories were up to the top manufacturing late, as they had to raise prices in the mabuses. But I don' t think I know what year, so of course in the end, I mean, it' s all about Apple' s greed. I agree. There are times that are strategies that have more to do with the issue of production, but let' s honestly, I don' t hear anything from anyone who doesn' t or Appel or someone who' s in love with Apple. To me, however, it strikes me because it seems to me that it is not healthy not to love good, the sea is relative, that is to say to love is. I like it comes next year for the best. I like something else and I buy something else, but hate you know he respects that others like the blue color and I simplify this with colors you know, because when you say go to Madrid, Apple or iPhone, Android, you know there' s already that stupid rivalry.

56:22 And I simplify it by colors like that. Why if I like the blue color and you like the green color, why you defend that the green color is more beautiful than the blue color. I understand that you like the color green, why you don' t understand that I like the color blue, you don' t understand that it' s a ridiculous conversation. Now, what I don' t understand is why your color is worth more than mine isn' t exactly. I mean, I think that' s that exact question, I mean, if you like that one and I like that one and I' m happy that the two of you are already what' s the problem. The problem is, you want me to change color. That ' s the story, and of course, there' s the conflict, because it' s like why you get the color I get the most. Sure, but if we have colors for everyone and everyone can choose their color, because we already have, we have product for everyone. I don' t know I' d be interesting. It would be interesting to have a debate with a fan boy and someone who is an Apple hater would be interesting.

57:21 I don' t know how that would end up if you threw Macs in the head or you should get the word fan boy and I find it unfair. I find it a pleasure because you' re in love with yourself, Mrs Vale, so you' re in love with yourself, Mrs Hey, how many people get divorced and then change partners or change sexuality and you ' re a fan of yours, ma' am, at the moment when they tell you a flaw about her, you deny it. And there are people like that. There are people like that, they' re not healthy relationships, but there are. There are people who don' t see their partner' s flaws, who still live in their happy world, but this of our music pola, it' s perfectly in the end that a person understands that something doesn' t like it. It doesn' t mean that ' s the truth, because it' s a flaw. Maybe it has a defect, because it has a very crooked nose, because maybe I like it anyway is proud. You just know what to say to tribute things.

58:15 Maybe I like that aptitude. You know then why that' s wrong. It' s wrong for you I respect it. You like the green color. I like the blue color. Not anymore, I don' t know. We' re getting where he' s going to say. Yeah, no. This is already going to be philosophical issues, but I think people who don' t like Apple won' t listen to us. I mean, I just don' t like it any less. It' s the runt of negative radical. But if someone tells me ay, I like it a lot. I know, because the tesla or I understand it perfectly, man, because well, it gives you some satisfactions the product and is delighted with it and it seems wonderful to me. What I think is toxic is because what you like is a shit or not of phinism. That' s what I think. Oh, you' re a fan I' m coming.

59:01 You' re not right, because how you like it too much that you' re a fan boy, you' re not objective, that' s ridiculous. What you' re saying. Not what you say, no, if you don' t comment, I am, yes, I understand your position with me. That' s what hits me because it left me is a point of immaturity for people who aren' t able to understand that we' re not the center of the universe. There are more people in the world with different tastes and needs. Understand, let us understand that, well, there are people who learn a lot. That difference of taste. Yeah, it' s totally worth what, what else we have around here is the cookis thing. I also don' t know if you want to leave it for next week. Comment next week. No rush. No problem.

59:46 You see. I' ve got a little something here. Apple just announced yesterday, because when we' re burning this yesterday on March 12. How good, then, that they open up according to the European meeting, motivated by the changes of the European Union, third- party stores not ability to download iPhone applications from websites in the United States to be able to install third- party applications. He has officially pronounced on the websites Yes, Apr announced the ability to download iPhone apps from websides. End wow that this has been officially said. Apfield Apple on its official developer page more form options for applications distributed in the European Union. Ta new appstore. You' ve got cloud kits. Okay. There are several things here and one of them is that I already officially announce that you will be able to download applications via web.

1:00:55 Or me, that sounds fantastic to me. I don' t know if I' d ever use it, but it seems to me all that people have more apparent. I had it complicated uncle that is me, yes, there is a reliable steat as setap for example, of which I am tremendously fan and always defend and promote all that I can, because I really think it is worth it. Yeah, it' s worth ten bucks, which you can share between five devices or five people who pay two dollars a month and have two hundred forty more apps. I think it' s a chollazo, Uncle, I think it' s a chollazo then, Jos, I think it' s something that' s worth recommending, so I' ll have something of a mess with a face and eyes with a certain reputation, because I trust it. But from any web page and instellate anything and more on your mobile, because, if you tell me on your computer, then look at it. But it' s just that on our cell phone we have the key to our house, you know, it' s access to our bank account. It' s already the most delicate thing about motive.

1:01:54 Uh, well, I think I' m getting more and more suspicious about that argument of letting me manage your privacy for your sake, not for my sake, or for my already deserved, I need many times. That ' s that point to go on and it' s that otherwise silo can do things to us. Sounds great to me. And for that, well, we' ll still have the appele store, the app store is done, I think it' s great. And whoever doesn' t want to be in Esapp Store. And if I want to download something else, I just as well go into Spotify as in Safari and download the point there for whatever it is and install it, because that' s it and this is a deal between me and Spotify and then there' s a virus in whatever it is, I' d eat the consequences. Spotify will have to pay the duck for whatever, and there' s already the good point. Dude, you think they' ll get antivirus for this move of being able to download the good apps. Third, why not see. I' m also telling you if it' s just as alarming as the freedom we have in MAC. And a lot of people argue that MAC, because it' s super safe. Well, it' s just as safe that opening we have to download whatever we want from a browser in the MAC, because the same thing on the mobile phone. I don' t see gravity. What seems more serious to me is that people don' t like me having that choice.

1:03:20 I mean, it' s like you' re not gonna use it on what it does to you, it doesn' t like it, and you' re not gonna use it or it' s okay. It keeps coming down apps from the apptop but it' s clear I want to download something from the web hears, because why it doesn' t see it make it clear who it affects is that it doesn' t affect anyone. So it seems to me that we win users, especially those users who want to try something else, which then puts their mobile at risk. Well, it ' s your problem. There. Apple has no responsibility at all. And if you want to put on a warning, then put it on. But I don' t know. I' m okay with everything I am is that' s what you said about the key to my house. Not if the phone is mine, let me open it or stop opening it as I please, because it' s mine I bought it. It' s not a subscription I have with you that you leave me the use I didn' t buy. So, it' s already mine Let me open it or stop opening it, as I please And if I have privacy issues, it ' s my problem. It' s my problem. What happens is that if honest masters, here' s an economic interest in all this, all that comes out of the store is money they lose and they don' t care. I mean, it' s not so much not security. Percachondo if it' s for security, tell them to stay in your store, but don' t steal any commission and you' ll see how they stay to steal commission. I don' t know if it' s the word in the end is that in your house it' s like they set up a trade in your house. Let' s see you' re in my living room, man I want to eat quietly watching TV. If you' re gonna be in my house, well, but you' re gonna give me a share of what you' re winning. You don' t know

1:04:53 good, but in the end, if they use the infrastructure of a product, then don' t pay yourself, and this is paid by all companies. Yeah, they don' t remember you. Of course and the fun of this is that now I have another choice. Of course why I say steal, because you' re leaving me no choice. I want to be in this operating system and you have your monopoly shop already. If I want to be in that operating system, I have to be in your store. Not now. So, that' s the problem that that' s why I considered it a robbery, because it looks like a robbery to me. I mean, it' s like we' ve had enough with the state robbery, it gets to someone else, let it be Apple, who hears this thing that you' re working out for months, give me my piece of cake. I don' t know is that this vis users are buying chests to unlock. I don' t know what a game dress up is.

1:05:36 What I have to give to you in terms of what you have designed the costumes, you have designed the chest you have programmed something. No, but I just like to steal wallets,' cause you know I have to make a vision. Pro I mean, those things don' t stand up for themselves. I mean, no. It' s like Apple when it started with the iPhone, not developers, it' s like a party that I invite a lot of people and then now that I' ve seen them hey, because now I' m going to r and wait for you first I charge you entry, but then I charge you for every consumption. What do you do And then I don' t know how many and how much you want to go I get angry, but well, if you came here to me like if you were nothing to me, now that you are already someone, thanks to all of us who have set you up here this party. Now you want to rob us all, because it doesn' t seem right to me. And if on top, then comes the neighbor next door and throws another party, don' t scratch and I go next door because there don' t charge me the cubatas or make them cheaper, because that ' s it. I mean, it' s the fun of the market, the more open, we have more options. And the saddest thing about it is that Apena has had to get into this eggplant to lower her tax on developers, because she has lowered it after the European Union. He' s lowered his rates. Then did you make that cer given? I think you' re a pig what you' ve done about whether for how much a million downloads, then you pay me fifty cents, but you think you ' re like, but what' s left of the thief, I mean, I don' t understand, I don' t understand what I was thinking about saying that, but in the image of Apple at no time, because it' s the worst decision I' ve ever seen at marketing and

1:07:08 usurer level, which is that it doesn' t make any sense. I mean, it' s like I make a free app, I don' t see a hard one. And if it' s spent if I unload more than a million g of people, I have to pay you for what, if it' s still free, in that I have to pay you if I still don' t generate money, you don' t have to pay me fifty cingmos per download, in that if it' s in another store, you' ve done nothing. I don' t know. I hope that the European Union will give him good for the sack and fine him, because this was not the aim of what the law sought. That wasn ' t the point. The goal is for the savers to be able to make other stores or publish from another way. But that' s not good if I, like on mac, don' t think it' s bad. I, in fact, in the maki install in the application is via web and absolutely nothing happens. In addition, there' s a gate gepper system that' s relatively safe you can only install certified developer apps and doesn ' t make it clear that this comes from an unknown source and install lowers your responsibility and then, as there are tools like CLIMMAIMAC, for example, that they have malware detectors and provide you with a security plus. But I don' t know. The truth is, it' s a change.

1:08:14 And it is true that, regardless of whether it is right or wrong, it is scary because you say hear when you open the door. That' s true. That' s true. I' m sorry, maybe we have a security problem. We have to, then, install some kind of antivirus on the iPhone and maybe it' s not all rose color either you know. Maybe there are also negative aspects or the same no one uses it like open those shops and not used ones. A lot of people say. I give you a lot of comments on people are saying, because I' m going to keep using the apptor. I don' t want to install anybody else' s stuff. I think in the end, if an AP set comes in, I' ll use it and if it comes to a third- party store that' s reliable, I' ll like it. I' m gonna use it. What scares me a little bit, Uncle, is the issue of installing things on the iPhone, especially from the web, because that' s what I' m telling you on the iPhone, Uncle, is that we have access to the whole computer. I see it differently, because you have access via. No longer at a low level, there were no applications, but there was already a web. So it already requires you to connect a remote server, but on the iPhone I know that you have yours in wallet, in the system, credit cards, for example, then I don' t know a little bit more gives me a little more respect eh, no or that it' s right or wrong. I don' t go in to appreciate that it' s worse, because I ' m the first one I did Hey, on mac, we do it, nothing happens, and onward it' s more open and I use it whoever I want. But it is true that perhaps it has some drawback that we are not valuing. We' ll see, we' ll see.

1:09:45 You have to leave room to see how the thing is planted. But I ' m clear to see if I' m going to pay Spotify, I ' d rather pay Spotify and not take a piece of the cake she hasn ' t created, she hasn' t even put the flour in. So I, I mean, I' m in favor of that if I have to pay, I' d rather the money be taken directly from the developer. That' s my stance. Oh, yes, man, I also understand that obviously the one who pays for the infrastructure also has to take a share. Yes and to the mint this fact developed so many partners. You ' re creating a business in my house, you' ll have to pay me something. I don' t know how much. I don' t know how fair it is. But if you do a business in my house, if you have a house with a land and in that land that you put a place to sell lemonade, hey you' re using something that is my infrastructure and that and that I maintain, that I pay the taxes, that I clean the garden, you' ll have to pay me something you know the developer fee. It' s not a hundred euros a year, because I know it' s all there is to it. I don' t know what' s fair, I' ll pay. But that' s why I don' t think so either. I think it' s crazy. Saying hears looks a little bit per cent, not that it' s tiny. You have to pay me because I' m maintaining the infrastructure.

1:10:57 I mean, if I close the blind, your business goes down, then you don' t have to make money. Of course it has in the end you also look like you' re getting the one. People lose more to fight because of course, catching chunks of all developers. In the end, developer, they take away from them. But the pi gets a piece of everybody. Well, anyway, anyway, you' re going straws. Josete the corner of Jose says a crack salute to you, but Sergio doesn' t think thirty percent think he' s overdoing it a bit. Yeah, if I' m not going in to assess if it' s too little. I' ve said it, I say I don' t know what' s fair, it' s one percent, thirty percent, I don' t know, but what I do see is that man, if you' re doing a business at someone else' s house. It ' s like you' re invited to dinner. Since you have so much nose that invites you to a barbecue and you show up with one hand in front and another behind. Uncle at least take a bottle of wine or bring some small details, a bag of potatoes to bite something you know don' t have so much nose and go there in a fucking hat already with forgiveness carry something guy has berrero us that they will invite you to eat, because it is the same thing. If if you go to someone else' s house, if you go to Apple' s house, to the iPhone, for example, to do a business, ho that is Apple, you would have to carry a commission. I think it' s fair. I think it is right that the Commission should be one percent fair and not thirty percent fair. Look, I don' t go in there anymore It' s okay because that' s very debatable. I don' t understand that anymore, but I think you' re going to be snotty. If success were two percent, this whole problem would not have arisen. This is so.

1:12:20 If they were two percent, they' d complain for chucha, not make any more money. No, it works for you two percent. It doesn ' t move you, no, but this works like this, but well, you' re charging me thirty percent. I' m going to complain, I' m going to roll the brown. I' m going to sue you for a few things, see if you leave it to me in twenty- eight, and when you' re twenty- eight, I' m going to sue you again to see if I' m left with twenty - three and as far as they go. But, well, I think that, obviously, a commission is inevitable that it will be paid eh. But, well, we' ll see how all this evolves and if in the end they open it to everyone. Or it' s not my opinion, uh, but because of the logic that if you' re invited to a barbecue at your friend' s uncle' s house, don' t get your hands empty, take a little detail, uh, that they' re going to invite you to eat for that same ideology, which is very easy for everyone to understand. Hey, if you do a business, an app for a platform like the iPhone, understand that something will have to carry a bottle of wine. At least I don' t think, uh, I, at least I used to raise like that, but I don' t know if I' m right either. I don' t want to be Taliban and radical is the way I see it. Or he hears he ' s got a nice show. Jesus, what do you think. Yeah, we talked a little bit about everything. I liked it. Yes, I want a committee, but good here with your comments from the audience and so good that they leave us comments on podcast, YouTube or platforms where you can leave comments and see how they feel about it. Yes, let people think and debate with us and make us carry their ideas, get their ideas through social networks, by email, by comments or wherever they want, if you can take the urge to eat and say wash White. It' s

1:13:55 true, right, listen, everyone I know, because I don' t know. So to me, if I' m invited somewhere, some detail, we' ll have to do I don' t know, but everyone like this hears I don' t know. We' re going to make a pimp and we' re closing up now or what we don' t put on music or anything, let' s pull. I don' t know if I' ve got any pimping gambo. Today, well, I don' t know whether to label it as gambo or pimp. But on March 1, Kira Toriyama, the creator of a strutor, died. Som all the Spanish lumen, not the arale ductor, yes no. Or Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball, Dragon Boze, some GT, etcetera, etcetera.

1:14:35 And hey, it' s two series that I mentioned that marked at least my childhood generator. Exactly, we were branded a lot, no matter where we saw it. This camea thing has hit me vitally that we don' t usually crash when running away from life wave is a little seen the m of all life. You' ve seen two of them. I' ve done quite a bit, but well, undoubtedly, dragon ball, especially eye for it' s a mythical series. Man we' ve all enjoyed and although many of us have seen animes, because I worked a bowl we' ve seen it, you know and it marked us because it was surely for many of the best anime drawings, as you want to call it from our childhood. So, well, here the other flame passed away last March one and from here Jesus has fallen. Let' s see if he comes in.

1:15:30 From here, a lot of Latvian, a choletón for his trajectory, because he has marked many of us. I' m going to read the chat while Jesus comes in, because Sergio says pimp. Apple Maps has improved a lot lately, so look. The truth is, there' s the pimp. Franhil says pimp talking about Fanboy, Apple' s website is that it' s light years from other corporate websites that you' re a fan. I' m going how you can like so much the yellow color of my fran I don' t know what happened with Jesus I' ve stayed alone support me from the chat say little things and I' m reading you guys nothing. I just had this pimp to comment on, because it really is that Dragon Ball is a series that marked me a lot and hey I didn' t want to miss the opportunity to pay our little tribute from Isen Acode other pimp I want to recommend is the Disney Blast series of show Gun.

1:16:28 Every Tuesday they put new episodes, there are already four episodes. It ' s going to be ten episodes and the truth is, it seems brutal to me. Brutal. I was a little reluctant to see her, but this weekend I saw the first three episodes. I have to see this week ' s room and the truth is that I really liked it without wanting to enter spoilers. It is set in the thousand and six hundred years. Well, in Japan week. Well, in Japan, Portugal, the Spaniards, well there, a mess there. Important. It is very based on the mythology of samurai and Japan. And the truth is it' s pretty cool.

1:17:11 I think it' s quite recommendable and you' ll like it. Look, you' re leaving me here, you little things. Frankil says Chuletón Barca at last, after four years to quarters. Now I hear you, my friend, yes, the truth is that yesterday I enjoyed the game of the Barca very much. It was a pass. The truth is that they were very plugged in and played rafiña scandal of the left end. I loved it. I loved it. I hope you play more in that position and we are in a very sweet moment. Uh, yes, the boat has gone through a bump, but now it' s in a moment where it hears. I think this pass to quarter- champions has given him enough morale to see what' s going on this weekend at the Wanda Metropolitano. Or I don' t know what the Aeroletico field of Madrid would be called, because I think the bar has gained a lot of morale and they' re going to go very plugged in the corner of Joni says Chuletón. The Barca l l ln winning the Naples and being fourth finalist of the champions.

1:18:03 He' s among the top eight teams in Europe, and the truth is that it' s hard to get the boat back here among the big ones. Nothing more friends, I hope theÚltico Madrid. It also happens that right now they are playing and they are in the extension and in Madrid we already have it there too, so it will be eliminated. Pretty good- looking, friends and friends, you don' t go into Jesus, so I say good- bye. I' ll see you at the bars and luck with that until next week. Bye, bye,