Depends on where you are at. Phone monkey jobs are usually hired thru temp agencies (not just at Apple). If you are looking for a job in Cupertino, you're may get some luck with a headhunter or something like that. If you've got the skills, you can apply thru the website, but alot of the time doing that is basically tossing your resume down a black hole.
The big difference is I can beat the big boss in GTA and work on a different neurological/intellectual pathway, but heroin or cocaine doesn't have the same liimitations...
Windows doesn't get nearly as many sales from upgrades than they do on new computers. I'm guessing most XP users would have been fine buying a computer running Win2K, but Microsoft won't license it and/or the new hardware doesn't have drivers for 2K, etc. For a big enough client, Microsoft will sell older versions of the OS, but for the rest of us, we're stuck with the new product.
I'm guessing Trusted Computing is going to be a way of life sooner or later, unfortunately, because most motherboard manufacturers are going to want their product to work with Microsoft.
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Depends on where you are at. Phone monkey jobs are usually hired thru temp agencies (not just at Apple). If you are looking for a job in Cupertino, you're may get some luck with a headhunter or something like that. If you've got the skills, you can apply thru the website, but alot of the time doing that is basically tossing your resume down a black hole.
The big difference is I can beat the big boss in GTA and work on a different neurological/intellectual pathway, but heroin or cocaine doesn't have the same liimitations...
Windows doesn't get nearly as many sales from upgrades than they do on new computers. I'm guessing most XP users would have been fine buying a computer running Win2K, but Microsoft won't license it and/or the new hardware doesn't have drivers for 2K, etc. For a big enough client, Microsoft will sell older versions of the OS, but for the rest of us, we're stuck with the new product.
I'm guessing Trusted Computing is going to be a way of life sooner or later, unfortunately, because most motherboard manufacturers are going to want their product to work with Microsoft.
(1) Random Access Memory
(2) The age of majority for cyborgs?