The thing that I find the most notable about this is that Jon Rubinstein (not going to check the spelling, sorry) is the guy that everyone lauds for the iMac, the tiBook & the alBook, the cheesegrater, and the iPod's excellent design. You'll note how four out of those five items are Macintoshes and not tiny consumer electronic devices.
Are you sure you're not confusing Jon Rubinstein with Jonathan Ive? Ive is usually credited for the design excellence you mentioned.
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Best Buy and Target also will not carry A.O. rated games. They immediately moved to pull the GTA titles from store shelves already.
According to the NASA news conference I'm watching, the science team gave 190 MPH as the new estimate for the speed at impact.
The thing that I find the most notable about this is that Jon Rubinstein (not going to check the spelling, sorry) is the guy that everyone lauds for the iMac, the tiBook & the alBook, the cheesegrater, and the iPod's excellent design. You'll note how four out of those five items are Macintoshes and not tiny consumer electronic devices.
Are you sure you're not confusing Jon Rubinstein with Jonathan Ive? Ive is usually credited for the design excellence you mentioned.
Mozart was Austrian. The famous joke usually invokes Beethoven who was German but composed in Vienna.
Spirit was told to lie about its mission purpose - by people who find it easy to lie. Spirit doesn't know how.
At least pick a fight with someone CLOSE to your own size.
/Kramer
It's not the size of the opponent that matters, but the ferocity.
(won't someone think of the pr0n collections?)
Speaking of pr0n, here are some on-topic boudoir photos of the PowerPC 970 (attribution: As the Apple Turns)...
1. Chip with feathers 1 [ibm.com]
2. Chip with feathers 2 [ibm.com]
3. Chip in the eye of a peacock feather 1 [ibm.com]
4. Chip in the eye of a peacock feather 2 [ibm.com]
Thanks IBM for posing this beautiful little G5 in its natural environment.