the Making the Macintosh site last night via Aaron‘s site and was completely transfixed. And given the announcements today it seems especially apropos to make the link. My favourite part was the Product Introduction plan from 1983, which lays out the whole thing. Some of the expected criticisms discussed in that old document are still parroted by people today. Most of it just seems quaint.
Archives for 2000
Going to see
X-MEN tonight – I actually went out of my way to get tix early instead of just showing up 10 minutes before as I normally do. It’s very odd, cause I haven’t been a comix guy for a long long time, that was a part of a much younger me. But I loved X-Men back in the day, l’poque as we say in French.
You’ll see that
I’m now a happier coffee drinker if you take a look at my cam today. I’ve already received many inquisitive and complimentary comments on my new mug, even if it did end up being the most expensive impulse buy of my life. Once you add shipping, convert to $US and add duty and taxes (collected at customs), it cost me more money than I want to think about.
From MacWorld Expo
in New York today: Steve Jobs has announced a bunch of new stuff, including a G4 Cube, which is a really cool G4 machine in an 8″ x 8″ x 8″ enclosure and no fan. I covet one of these – it’s not a full G4 with all the ports and expansion, but I no longer really need that at home. Also announced were some new iMacs (in great new colours, and the entry-level goes for $800), a couple new displays, and multi-processor G4 professional machines.
I’m sure others have
noted this, but there was a fun discussion between RU Sirius and Justin Hall published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian on July 5.
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