“There's really interesting stuff happening in what I'm calling the hardware hacking space… when there's this much crazy hardware out there because manufacturing is shifting more and more to the high end, specifically enterprise, the scrappiness that is coming out of that is actually really cool… I don't think it's over with the 170 and the BC250. I think we're barely starting.”

Yeah. There's really really interesting stuff happening in the what I'm calling hardware hacking space, but I don't think it has really a name yet. But the whole, I've talked about it a billion times on WAN Show October the CMPHX 170s, the BC250s, all that type of stuff. But it's also interesting with like with Micron pulling out of the consumer memory market and not making certain chips for these old cards before, how people are just taking cards that have like dead cores or useless cores for some reason and plucking memory modules off them and using it for other things and stuff. Like people are when there's this much crazy hardware out there because the manufacturing is shifting to more and more and more high-end and enterprise specifically enterprise. The scrappiness that is coming out of that is like actually really cool.