Eoghan McCabe
Dublin-born entrepreneur; co-founder of Intercom, CEO of the company now named Fin, and chairman of Soon Technology.
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Liked Porsche 911
I bought a Porsche 911 recently and that is a beautiful product. The interiors are exquisite and there's still a bunch of that is going to annoy you. So it's like far from perfect.
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Loved Fellow coffee equipment
I've been buying products by Fellow. They're remarkably good for consumer products like different. It's a on a different level. So there's some sort of level of taste and craft happening there that I don't see in basically any other consumer hardware type products.
youtube.com 21 Aug 2025
Loved 28 Years Later
But the last movie I watched was 28 Years Later and that's by Danny Bole. I'm I'm like I you know I was born in the 80s grew up as a kid in the 90s and so grew up with you know you know train spotting was 28 days later then he made a movie called Sunshine. So 28 years later is a type of movie that's just not made anymore. It's the most ' 90s movie made since the '9s. It's like very rock and roll and also deeply touching.
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Loved True Detective
the first and last TV show I loved was True Detective 1.
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Recommends Nuclear War: A Scenario
the most recent book I read is a book called Nuclear War Scenario and it's a very much a non-fiction and scared the out of me. So if you like nightmares it'll be beautiful bedtime reading.
youtube.com 21 Aug 2025
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