Lets see, low power consumption, stripped down & hidden OS, web browser, music, multimedia, web apps, wifi, boots quickly, flash drive, no installing software, no viruses, free support...
Sounds like last year's iPhone
And I am about 99 44/100 percent sure that there's more undiscovered holes like this in OS X, Windows Vista, and any random Linux desktop you could name.
Windows 95 had this thing called a Start Menu which allowed all your applications to be grouped in one place completely seperately from their installation directories? This is something that MacOS didn't have until quite recently. You say that like it's a good thing. MacOS didn't need it. You always worked with the real files and you could put them where you liked. Most applications are typically a single file.
The Start Menu grew from what was the "Program Manager" in 3.1. There was also the "File Manager" which allowed you to look at the real files and this became Windows Explorer. Since Windows apps have a folder full of oddly-named data files and fixed (at install time) install directories, the Program Manager was made so you could make.pif files of your apps, organize them however you wanted, and get that Mac ExperienceTM. Every Windows program has a "real" directory in the file system and a "fake" directory in the start menu. This was difficult to get used to when I first used Win 3.1 in 1991, having had Macs for many years prior.
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I hope under the glass trackpad there's a little display just like the iPhone's.
Lets see, low power consumption, stripped down & hidden OS, web browser, music, multimedia, web apps, wifi, boots quickly, flash drive, no installing software, no viruses, free support... Sounds like last year's iPhone
its the Y10K bug
My PowerBook G4 Titanium?
On the back, lower right
You must have a newer one.
There may have been one earlier, but the Hall of Records was mysteriously washed away 100 years ago.
So then 4,294,967,296 addresses should be enough for everybody
No, it went to Coney Island
http://www.heathkit.com/ i remember my father made a bunch of things many years ago, like an oscilliscope and such.
I found another privelege escalation!
$ su
Password:
#
Doesnt surprise me, Halo was originally demoed at MacWorld- it was supposed to be a Mac game.
Cocoa? Maybe if it was running Mac OS X.
I think McCain has first-hand experience with a Babbage computer
Apple's response to MS on the release of Windows 95:
C:\ONGRTLNS.W95
The Start Menu grew from what was the "Program Manager" in 3.1. There was also the "File Manager" which allowed you to look at the real files and this became Windows Explorer. Since Windows apps have a folder full of oddly-named data files and fixed (at install time) install directories, the Program Manager was made so you could make
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Bacon
Do you want your possessions identified? (yes/no/quit)
Unfortunately there's no comparisons of battery life and speed tests with fragmented files.
Well, at the time we saw it on Earth, it actually happened 8 minutes earlier
For remote control, use one of the iPhone/Touch programs: Touchpad Pro or Telekinesis. I'm sure there are others.
They're probably using a 1994 NeXT to host them
Looks like the editors are on top of it, its been fixed to: "a steak of 39"
Nah, I didn't like him in the 80's either. DOS was crap. Flight Simulator was a pain to copy.