People overestimate the size of the hobbyist&#x2F;geek market. Sure, in the Valley everyone and their dog can configure a NAS using a terminal from their latest generation iPad, but that&#x27;s not the case outside of the Bay Area. I&#x27;d suggest you go to Sacramento and ask people on the street if they even know what a NAS or home server is (I once was dumb enough to start a startup there... you are one hour out of SF, but when it came to adversity to technology you might as well be in rural Alabama. This is the capital of California we are talking about!)<p>Providing these &quot;geek-to-geek&quot; options (term isn&#x27;t mine) looks like a great business idea when all your friends would use it. But again, the financial incentive is not there if it takes equivalent (or even less) effort to design something that can be used by millions of people instead of hundreds of thousands.