Rich
Member since: Nov 22nd, 2005
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| Blog | # of Comments |
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| Joystiq | 2 Comments |
| TUAW.com | 9 Comments |
| Engadget | 1 Comment |
| Engadget HD | 3 Comments |


Radiohead ditches iTunes to keep album complete
Sep 21st 2007 11:16AM (TUAW.com)iPhone Coding: Using the Accelerometer
Sep 10th 2007 7:29PM (TUAW.com)Thoughts on the Leopard delay announcement and TUAW comments
Apr 12th 2007 7:20PM (TUAW.com)I love my Mac. I wouldn't want to use anything else. I could care less about the delay. It's the reasoning that's damning. If Dvorak came out with an article tomorrow about how the iPhone (likely an excellent potential product in a completely political / bureacratic / red-tape laden industry) could be the end of Apple, I couldn't dismiss it completely (even though he is a mental pygmy).
How can I justify to my organization to buy 100 Xserves when the company is more concerned about a freaking phone than the core operating system? Looks like more Dell 1950's. At least they understand their core business and priorities.
Apple announces Leopard delays due to the iPhone
Apr 12th 2007 6:43PM (TUAW.com)BUT...
How can you justify the delay of an operating system on a freaking phone? Where are the priorities? How do I justify buying 100 Xserves when the OS that we've been waiting for was delayed by a freaking phone?
I would have been fine if they just came out said it was taking longer than they thought it would be... but to say that a phone is draining resources from completing an OS?
This is a company with 17,787 full-time employees. How anyone can flippantly justify this as being a good thing is mind-boggling.
Again, I don't mind the delay. I mind the REASONING for said delay. It appears that Steve is obsessed with the iPhone to the detriment of ALL else. I became nervous after MacWorld. Now I'm convinced. This puts a large question mark on Apple's priorities and commitments to anything outside of phones and mp3 players.
They were really right when they removed "Computer" from the name of the company.
Apple Faithful - 1.
Hands-on with Verizon's V640 ExpressCard EV-DO adapter
Aug 24th 2006 2:45PM (Engadget)Mac Quake 4 now shipping
Apr 15th 2006 1:56AM (Joystiq)Mac Quake 4 now shipping
Apr 14th 2006 4:17PM (Joystiq)1. Can't do math
OR
2. Are recommending that people pirate software...
Since running Windows XP on a Mac costs over $200 (purchase Win XP Home) -- and using any of those OEM or upgrade XP CDs is verboten.
So, save $10, but pay $200, burn up a lot of disk space, waste a lot of time dual-booting, and the headache of installing another OS.
Don't get me wrong, Bootcamp is cool, but I can't imagine how a Mac Only customer would consider Windows on their Mac as an alternative to a native game (even if it is a tad slower) reasonable -- actually quite bazaar. Anyone who already has a Windows box has already bought the game for Windows, already played it for 7 months and moved on.
My Powerbook screen broke itself
Mar 8th 2006 2:55PM (TUAW.com)Extend an HDMI cable 150 feet
Feb 6th 2006 10:48AM (Engadget HD)MacBook Pro will support 34mm PC Cards
Jan 12th 2006 2:43PM (TUAW.com)#7 --- Naming confusion was me trying to explain why the OP could have made the erroneous assumption that they were cross-compatible.