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Round 2 of Apple's Lost '1984' Series
webertk421 writes "The second set of lost 1984 videos has been released. This set again needs more mirrors (I still can't download the torrent files). According to the descriptions, the clips include Steve Jobs reciting some Dylan, showing the well known 1984 commercial, and 'Manuals,' another commercial that almost aired instead."
Damnit. Saw Dylan, thought of the programming language. I need to get out more.
Apples may be Insanely Great!
torrent mirrors
Wow! You copied and pasted that much text all by yourself? Mummy will be proud of her little soldier.
-- Using the preview button since 2005
Does anyone know of a video of Steve Jobs' original NeXT Cube introduction from 1988? I read about it in the book, "Steve Jobs and the NeXT Big Thing" and it sounded like it was just as impressive as the original Macintosh introduction.
Another cool video would be the Pixar Imaging Computer, which, naturally, was also cube shaped!
I liberated a Mac SE from the trashbin awhile back, but don't have any discs to boot it from. Anyone want to point me to someplace that can help me resuscitate it?
I've got to say, Slashdot and torrents go together like peas and carrots. By the time I finished clicking on the 4th torrent link and closed the window, I'd already finished downloading the first file.
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For those who are curious, here's a photo of the beast:
/ images/pixar.jpg
http://www.3dnews.ru/documents/8124/pic-16.jpg
And another photo with a Sun E450 and Sun SPARCstation 5 for reference:
http://www.nenv.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/bis/kaoru/kizai01
Again, torrent mirrors
"Of the 235 people in America, only a fraction know how to use a computer. Macintosh is for the rest of us." -- Video #4
No wonder they have such small market share. They've had a target of about 220 users!
Where are the videos of Michael Dell demonstrating the latest Dimension Desktop?
Where are the videos of Carly Fiorina showing off the latest HP LaserJet?
Better yet, where are the videos of Xerox demonstrating the $36,000 Alto?
Steve Jobs has enough balls to cream 300 people in one session? That's almost enough to get me to finally buy a Mac.
I remember seeing this video during high school computing, probably in around 1994 or 1995. I had my powerbook (145!) with me that day, and recorded the bit of steve saying "IBM wants it all and it's aiming its guns at its last rival, Apple". I found the disks with it on a few days ago, but alas, I am still an Apple geek and now I don't have a floppy drive :)
Just tested... all four torrents work.
From the 4th video, about 55 seconds in, Jobs says:
"... of the 235 people in America, only a fraction know how to use a computer."
Haven't you noticed, we all use Macs today. Look at your Dell again, do you see those folder icons? Or how about the arrow cursor thats controlled by that mouse gizmo. The modern personal computer and its GUI was dreamed up at Stanford and MIT, prototyped at Xerox, refined and miniturized at Apple, and mass produced by Microsoft and Compaq and Dell.
...which still holds true to this day.
Didn't I warn you guys already?
Rock that crushes, Paper & Scissors that don't matter.
He probably wanted to make it vivid. :) I guess that did not change much with time, the fraction I mean.
The only person who is capable of killing my karma, is me, do not even try to help me.
Certificate for gift mac
anyone still have one of these? i'm sure *some* slashdot vet will have one stached away somewhere. I'm sure they'd be worth quite a bit to a collector.
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For fear of slashdotting someone's webpage (over 100MB of QuickTimes there,) and to curb some mindless clicking, I present the unlinked URL. www.uriah.com/apple-qt/index.html
Someone, mirror it quick.
Please... Comparing Apple to Orwell is like comparing apples to-- wha?
I know its a joke
t he_United_States
but....................
In 1684 there were well over 235 people in America. Various accepted estimates of the pre-contact (15'th century and earlier) Native population of the continental U.S. and Canada range from 1.8 to over 12 million. Over the next four centuries, their numbers were reduced to about 237,000 as Natives were almost wiped out. In 1684, however, the natives were far from gone and there were already quite substantial european colonial settlements. People forget that european people lived in America for a longer period of time as colonials then as citizens of the USA.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_History_of_
David E. Stannard, "American Holocaust: Columbus and the Conquest of the New World," Oxford University Press, (1992)
------ Take away the right to say fuck and you take away the right to say fuck the government.
Just create a raw typical URL for the thing, then write some HTML with the suffix: ".nyud.net:8090" on the end, and like magic you get free, virtually unlimited, and extremely reliable of bandwidth.
Read about the coral cache here.
Let's see, according to the submitter of the story, the page is already suffering from heavy traffic usage... yeah, let's put that on the front page of slashdot! That'll help. :-)
- Proofs of Sturgeon's Law Delivered Daily -
Steve Jobs certainly had a flair for the dramatic. Bit of a cutie too. Is that bad?
No, it must have been the other way around... when The Steve speaks, Mac fanatics orgasm.
Is that a small fraction, or a large one?
Is there any way to download QuickTime WITHOUT installing iTunes?
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The only place this might be untrue is in regards to the amount of money they can make you spend on their product.
1. Those that try to mislead, scam, force and lock you in to their product so you have no choice but to give them your money, or you'll regret that you did.
2. Those that try to provide high-quality, powerful and flexible products at reasonable prices so that people come back for resale after resale.
Of course, the cynical claim that #1 are the monopolies and #2 are those that aspire to be monopolies. I still have some of that naivism left.
Kjella
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I have two, a SE and a SE/30.
I put a 1.44M floppy into the SE, but it only sees it as an 800K floppy. There is System 6 installed, but the bare minimum on the hard drive. No MS-DOS floppy translator/reader, no Stuffit, etc.
I have a SE/30 with the 1.44M floppy, but same situation, bare minimum Mac System 6.
I downloaded the System 7 disk images, but I have no way to create them from an XP Pro PC. Also I did find a Mac formatter, so it made Mac Formatted disks. When I downloaded Stuffit for MacOS, and copied it to a Mac formatted floppy, the Mac complained that the resource fork was missing. So the Stuffit self extracting archive cannot run. I have no idea how to add a resource fork to make it work. Most stuff I download for the MacOS is in that SIT format.
Both Macs have a BNC Ethernet card, but no driver is installed for them, so I cannot hook them up to my network.
I got them on eBay a long time ago. Some day I hope to get them to work.
Remember, Slashdot does not have a -1 disagree moderation, and no, troll, flamebait, and overrated are not substitutes.
Here ya go
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In 1684 there were well over 235 people in America.
And here I was thinking that the United States of America did not come into being until the 1700s.
I agree. It's one thing allowing crapflooding. It's another allowing child porn. You could get put on the Sex Offenders Registrar for that shit. Well done OSTG, you DICKS.
Is there a bit torrent client that does not automatically start seeding once you have downloaded the file? (my bandwidth is capped.. )
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Can't the slashcode hackers code a filter that adds a coralized URL with a nice red C icon right next to the original URL?
Or the other way round, where the link is coralized and the original URL is preserved in a small o Icon link?
-silence
Dyslectics of the world, untie!
Its pritty common to refer to the USA as America....but the term "Colonial America" is also popular, indicating that there was an America before the USA. The actual root of the word is probably cartographer Amerigo Vespucci.
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http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a4_021.htm
That dates "America" to the early 16'th century.
------ Take away the right to say fuck and you take away the right to say fuck the government.
Correct.
But you original post was a deliberate attempt to say that back in the 1600 the current United States of America was responsible with the killing of the natives of that time.
in the first video the mac called itself insanely great.
looks like the mac mob got to ya... Ah well none of these rubes thought to use overrated, so the metamods will have em for lunch... Kiss your moderation ability bye-bye, mac heads :D
"Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies" by Jared Diamond tries to explain why the Europeans conquered the American Indians rather than the reverse.
The coming out moment for the Macintosh can be seen in a really great documetary by Robert Cringley called "Triumph of the Nerds" (1995).
I just Netflixed it, ten years after seeing it for the first time, and the movie has only gained in its relevance.
In many ways Jobs' work with the Macintosh led to his being fired from Apple. This really was a landmark product, but it just wasn't priced well to compete with cheap IBM clones.
Why would I waste time trying to download one.
Are you talking about the Pixar box or a NexT?
FWIG, the PIC ran NeWS, and I have no real understanding of how that worked.
On the NeXT, the entire purpose of the right mouse button was to provide the menus that normally would exist at the top of the screen on a Mac.
Menubar at the top of the screen all the time means you don't need to click a button on the mouse to get it to appear - either at the default top left corner of the screen, or you could drag the menu to any location on the screen (preferably grabbing the top-leftmost pixel on the context menu and moving the menu as far off the bottom right side as possible. The menus are always there, but they only appear when you right click.
Troll, indeed.
The Slashcode submission system should seed the Coral cache just before posting to the main page.
I'm afraid the fellow who can't reach port 8090 needs to get off the Intarweb and onto the Internet. Running on port 80 needs dedicated machines.
My God, it's Full of Source!
OUTSIDE_IP=$(dig +short my.ip @outsideip.net)
No year is going to make that statement be accurate or make any sense -- a total population of 235 and some are computer literate?
6 is an upside down 9 and I thought it looked good.
I don't think you can format 720K HFS disks, though.. DOS, sure..
You should be able to dd 'em though.
Apple has a few Stevenotes available, but does anyone have or know of earlier keynotes out on QT?
Myself and 178 others would sure love to download all these bastards in one punch.
You mean like this group? :)
Remember, Slashdot does not have a -1 disagree moderation, and no, troll, flamebait, and overrated are not substitutes.
At one point in the 4th clip about a quarter of the way through, Jobs says,
"of the two-hundred thirty-five people in America, only a fraction know how to use a computer."
He meant to say a higher number, so it's funny 'cause it's not true:)
I tried to download the full zip via torrent all day. No seed. Just now I tried downloading the big zip from two of the mirrors, but neither match the MD5 on the torrent, so I can't seed.
Somebody dropped the ball on the torrent links for sure. No seed. FWIW the full download links on the right side of the page seem to work.