Sam Schillace

“Well, the Computer History Museum wants to curate it. I talked to these guys and they were like, "Oh, that's so cool. We'll take that." I'm like, "How?" I can make you a PDF. Now it's not the document...”

“Yeah. Yeah. If you made the NFT of it, that would be more authentic, I think, than the document almost. It's kind of funny.”

“Oh, yeah, there you go. Yeah. It wasn't even JavaScript. It was Ajax.”

“Yeah, ADD more like it, but yeah, I pay attention to things.”

“I know, I realize what I'm saying is very privileged, and I am sorry about that. But from some perspective.”

“I wouldn't know anything [inaudible 01:16:42] there. I hear it's calm. I stay far away from it as possible, honestly.”

“Mostly I think probably take all of this as more my personal opinions and not Microsoft's official stands. This is just me being an engineer. I'm not here as a Microsoft representative necessarily. Bu...”

“Fuck around. Well, that Jobs quote is right. The world was built by people just like you. That's that's the thing. It's really true. You don't have to have permission, you just have to have energy.”

“Shooty science things that blow up a lot. I'm not very deep.”

“Virtue from error. Yeah, I think that's... It's become one for me, and the more I say it, the more I like it. But I just like this idea of, you're going to fuck up, make something from it and be creat...”

“There's lots of different ways to say it, but I just like, virtue from error, is probably the cleanest way to say it, or from error, virtue.”

“Yes. Tell me something that'll piss me off. That'd be more...”