They could easily charge $100 more with a cool name like that, fo' sure!They should call it "Pit Viper". that is a cool ass name.
They could easily charge $100 more with a cool name like that, fo' sure!They should call it "Pit Viper". that is a cool ass name.
Good band name.They should call it "Pit Viper". that is a cool ass name.
They should call it "Pit Viper". that is a cool ass name.
That is a super cool name.
That would sell a zillion more units. Can you imagine the Apple fans frantically searching the internet for all the latest rumors concerning the new "apple os code named 'PIT VIPER?"
My god, heads would explode.
Bah Humbug!Just as we feared, the latest update to Snow Leopard, version 10.6.2, drops support for the Intel Atom processor. This means that anyone with a “hackintosh†who tries to update to the latest operating system version will see their computer die, going no further than the gray Apple logo on startup.
The reports are lighting up the various hackintosh forums, and OSx86 co-author Stellarolla sums it up thusly:Well, looks like I was right, again. The netbook forums are now blowing up with problems of 10.6.2 instant rebooting their Atom based netbooks. My sources tell me that every time a netbook user installs 10.6.2 an Apple employee gets their wings.It shouldn’t be long before some clever hacker figures out a workaround and releases a patched kernel to the world, re-enabling the OS on Atom based computers. But that’s not the story. The bigger message is that Apple has finally stopped ignoring the incessant buzz of the hobby-hacking, Mac netbook scene and instead pulled out a fly-swat and dealt it a whack. The war is officially on.
And ironically, this will only hit the hobbyists and tinkerers. Psystar, that other flea in Apple’s ear, is unaffected, as the fake Macs it sells do not use the Atom chip.
I can only hope that the ghost of techs past will show up at jobs bedside and bring him back to his early days as a cutting edge hacker and cracker, that didn't' give a flying fup about how big corporations want their products used. (or the FCC for that matter)
You've confused Jobs with Wozniak. Woz was the hacker. Jobs was the guy who figured out how to make money from Woz's work.
You know what is strange is that many of these guys Jobs, Gates, they really aren't that bright at all. It was the people they had around them that that made them what they are. Many of them did reap the benefits too!
Your sig says your netbook has 1.6 MHz... I'm pretty sure you mean GHz (otherwise, that's one SLOOOOW PC!)
(Same with your "MacBook Pro 2.27MHz + Mac Mini 2.0MHz"... Should be gigahertz.)
selling an illegal device for making free phone calls, even if woz made it, still means his financial philosophy sprung from making money from hackers.You've confused Jobs with Wozniak. Woz was the hacker. Jobs was the guy who figured out how to make money from Woz's work.
-Captain crunch still wants his cut of apple.
selling an illegal device for making free phone calls, even if woz made it, still means his financial philosophy sprung from making money from hackers.
GOT R DONE!
One of those middle of the night brain farts, but it is amazing its been like that for a while and no one else noticed! LOL
Then why ignore the form factor between mac book and iphone? thats the biggest growing segment of computers, and hes not making any money from it. -Seems counter to his money making stance.
How do being greedy and being a Buddhist fit together? or is the Buddhism part just more marketing?
Then why ignore the form factor between mac book and iphone? thats the biggest growing segment of computers, and hes not making any money from it. -Seems counter to his money making stance.
How do being greedy and being a Buddhist fit together? or is the Buddhism part just more marketing?
It makes sense to me. The netbook market is dominated by low cost, thin margin hardware from high volume component companies. Jobs has never been about making a little bit of money for a lot of effort.
Im off to the Cupertino Buddhist Temple -BBLYou'd have to ask Jobs.