After learning more about Ron Britvich's past and catching up to him on his current project, it's time to take a look into the future of the Internet and computer technology as seen through his and co-creator Danny Viescas's eyes. They both shared some intriguing thoughts throughout our interview. Assembled here are some of their most insightful comments.

Roderick Moyes: "Do either of you ever feel the need to step away from all of the technology?"

Ron Britvich: "I think that at some point, I'm going to step away from technology in a big way. Of everything I've done with computers, and I've been involved with them for about thirty years now as a programmer… I think there's been just about nothing that I've really needed that a computer has done to help me."

RM: "So, you're not one of those guys that always has to have the latest and fastest hardware, or feel the need to constantly have the hottest technology on your desktop?"

RB: "Umm… I'm still discovering that, what are they good for?"

Danny Viescas: "That's fascinating that he would say that, because actually what he said would be my answer. I suspect in the future, that I would just walk away from technology in a big way. Right now, I'm very dependant on it, I get all of my news from the computer. I don't even have a TV. I get all my information from it… I don't even have a radio."