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Next week, that's what it was called back in the day, or back 15 years ago or whatever. But the system I'm talking about, you don't need even a computer with a hard drive in it. And you just boot up, and it does a PKE connect or whatever over the network, and then it talks to the server, and that's where your UI comes from. It just pulls it from the server. So if you had like, you know, and it's a whole operating system. It doesn't use Windows. It doesn't use Mac. It's its own thing. And when you boot it up, you're accessing the server. So if you shut down or log out from that terminal, and you go to another terminal on the other end of the building, and you log in there, you'll still have the same windows open, the same files on the desktop, the same user documents folder, and all of that kind of stuff. The NetSuite you're using now, similar to that, like the computers that are accessing it, do they have Windows or Mac or something on them, and they just access their whole UI in a browser, or does it actually boot up into like a proprietary operating system?