it over to the computer that's owned by somebody else, and you know, typically it's a USB drive or something like that, and then plug it in there and it will boot up. It will adjust its settings and its drivers on boot to whatever that user has or that person has and away you go. Yeah, it just works. John helps out my memory. He says I believe it was episode 370. The question came up regarding what the initials slash acronym KVM stood for. They stand for keyboard video mouse and was originally a hardware device that you would connect to multiple computers to share one keyboard video monitor and mouse. Fraternally, John. Yeah, thanks, John. I remembered it after we stopped recording, of course, and I couldn't in the moment remember what the V stood for, so thanks. Yeah, I cannot believe we could not think of keyboard video and mouse. Yeah, I know. Oh, thanks, John. Now I really feel stupid. Okay, I should have figured that one out. Anyway, I'm glad we have John to remind us. So our next (31/46)
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