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  1. clearly, i am missing something by macsox · · Score: 1 · on Sony Ceases Production of PSOne

    i had no idea they were still making these. does this mean i can buy a lisa? or at least an amiga. it would be pretty dope if they always made everything that had ever been made. get me a new coleco! or a mccormick reaper!

  2. err, the URLs I stuffed up by typidemon · · Score: 1 · on Did Microsoft Invent The iPod?

    http://hci.stanford.edu/bds/2p-star.html
    http://fp3.antelecom.net/gcifu/applemuseum/lis a2.html
    Never linked on here before

  3. Thanks, but-McInterface. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Jef Raskin Gets $2 Million To Develop RCHI

    "To me is seems that this project will only work if it is managed as a coherent whole, like BSD or Squeak, and that means being open source with a strong leader. And now that I've gotten completely off-topic of your question I'll end my post :)"

    A Coherent Interface has been available for quite some time. Unfortunately Good Enough won instead of it's nearest Competitor.

  4. REAL hacking takes more than replacing a chip by cluge · · Score: 4, Informative · on Hack Your Car

    There are a lot of "open source" fuel injection computers out there (ignition too). If your really interested in making more power and hacking, join on to one of these projects. Perhaps someday someone will make an aftermarket odd fire ignition computer that I can program. In the mean time, check out these projects

    MegaSquirt Electronic Fuel Injection Computer
    Electronic fuel injection 11
    PowerPC fuel injection

  5. Re:Someone RAM Bill by dcw3 · · Score: 1 · on Bill Gates: Windows Patched Faster than Linux

    It's certainly enough memory. The Mac started out with 64K, which is one sixteenth of what the Lisa started out with. Because the Mac's bit map is smaller than the Lisa's, we thought we could do something with that amount of memory. But we were pushing for 128K all the way, and about a year ago we switched to 128K. We figured out how to squeeze the applications down to that size.

    Hmmm...the original Mac (my first home computer) started out with 128k. The original Lisa came with 1 Meg! Both had the Motorola MC68000 CPU.

  6. Mac first consumer mouse? Nope. by Shoten · · Score: 1 · on Logitech Ships 500 Millionth Mouse

    Mice first widely appeared in consumer form on the original Macintosh...
    This is actually not quite correct. Mice first appeared in consumer form in the Lisa, which was the predecessor to the Macintosh.
  7. Xerox Alto, Lisa & Mac OS are THE interfaces by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Redundant · on A Visual Comparison Between XP And Mandrake
    Don't forget that as documented elsewhere and in other places these are mere copies of the original interfaces:

    .

    Go ahead, use your ugly clones.

    Once more time proving that Microsoft can not innovate, just copy.