54: Justin's Theory of Boxes
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54: Justin's Theory of Boxes
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Recorded December 13, 2025
Welcome to the future!
Join us as we review last year's predictions, with some hits and plenty of misses, and make bold new forecasts for the year ahead. From more Microsoft integration woes to the potential of all-in-one LED displays, there's plenty to discuss and debate. AI-suggested Alternate show titles:
- Predictions, Pontifications, and Preposterous Proclamations
- The Future is Now, and It’s Confusing
- Consultants, Cabling, and Crystal Balls
- AI: Under Every Couch Cushion
- The Year of the Kit
- More Microsoft, More Problems
- Infamous or Illustrious?
- The Digital Accessibility Act is Coming
- No More Network Islands
- USB-C: The Real Deal
- A Quarter Dozen Displays
- New Boss, New Challenges
Much better alternate show titles by humans:
- Man-dates
- Some trash that AI has done
- I would argue it’s not there there
- Compute of the year
- Handy, but gross
- Everybody in IT agrees that’s great
- Here comes the consultant
- We want to see it talk
- See everything within without
- Quarter dozen
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