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Monthly Archives: April 2005
Being Steve Jobs…
One thing I’ll never understand is why people follow what Steve Jobs does so closely. Are these the same people that have a secret stash of People magazine? They’re in good company though. My co-worker (an ex-HP employee) once said … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, society and culture
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Does the Pokémon effect apply to Tiger developers?
In his quid pro quo effort to convert me to the Dark side of the Force, Mark sent me this reference to a Gizmodo article. Go to the site, and read some. The special powers are a nice touch. I … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, humor
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A little bit about iTunes for the iPod generation.
“I felt like a dope, I thought we had missed it. We had to work hard to catch up.”—Steve Jobs, CEO Apple, Inc. on digital music Fortune Mark mentioned that he’s planning on buying an iPod Shuffle and later blogged … Continue reading



