Cringely Predicts Apple to Ship OS X for Any PC
boosman writes "In his current column, and in a similar op-ed piece in The New York Times, Robert X. Cringely predicts that Apple 'will announce a product similar to Boot Camp to allow OS X to run on bog-standard 32-bit PC hardware.' I dissect why this is unthinkable and challenge Cringely to a public bet on the subject."
Random blogger issues challenge to PBS columnist / NYT editorialist!
ASCII animation at 11pm...
I don't read ACs: If a post isn't worth so much as a nom de plume to its author then I wont bother either.
Dvorak, Cringely and Jobs and all the Apple fans should take part in a public mass debate about this.
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With regards to missing standard keys, could you be more specific? Are you referring to "Prt Scr," "Sys Rq," etc? Which keys are missing that are considered "standard"?
Well, there's this funny looking key between "Alt" and "Ctrl" on my USB keyboard that doesn't seem to do anything under OSX....
"Quoting famous computer scientists out of context is the root of all evil (or at least most of it) in programming." - K
Essentially he has become an Ann Coulter of the computer industry. Same gig, different arena.
Humm...but getting them in one place at one time would be tough. So it would be better to do it via a newspaper or something. But that's so 20th century. If only there was some kind of web site, dedicated to tech issues, where anyone who wanted to could come in and post an opinion, for everyone else to read....
Pity it hasn't been invented yet.
"Ladies and gentlemen, my killbot features Lotus Notes and a machine gun. It is the finest available."
The students are getting treats a lot more than you think -- all the students pressing "B" are getting the thought-treat "I'm screwing this dude's research up...uh huhuhuhuh..."
Procrastination -- because good things come to those who wait.
You have a very high opinion of gold.
Essentially he has become an Ann Coulter of the computer industry. Same gig, different arena.
Although he doesn't (yet) advocate rounding up Apple users and putting them in camps.
must... stay... awake...
"When I hit Ctrl-Alt-Delete, I see that the System Idle Process is hogging all the resources and chewing up 95 percent of the processor's cycles. Doing what? Doing nothing?" -- John C. Dvorak
Classic. Absolutely classic.