 which is going to raise some questions about best practices from a software standpoint, whether it's a good idea. See, in the good old days, whenever someone would want to push an update out, you had to accept it and you had to choose when to install it. As a matter of fact, one of my jobs when I was in this arena, whenever there were new updates, one of my jobs was to identify, test the updates, and then push them into production whenever something would come down from our application manager. Well, in this case, it happened automatically.