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What makes you think those are PC's? Macs looked like that back then.Originally posted by teabgs
I'm kinda disapointed that nobdy noticed the PC's in the office...
I wonder what that's all about
Doesnt really matter though, since that's from 1996.....
Chris
I'm well aware of that....had a 6500 until 2 weeks ago....
If you zoom in some of them are actually PC's....like the one on the right...
Originally posted by teabgs
I'm kinda disapointed that nobdy noticed the PC's in the office...
I wonder what that's all about
Doesnt really matter though, since that's from 1996.....
It's a well known fact that even Jobs himself didn't use a Mac when he returned to Apple. Can't believe this guy had a mullet. Too funny.
Re: New Pics here
His girlfriend looks hotter now too. Little less "junk in the trunk" as far as I can see. He must still be at apple since his beach buddy has an OS X t-shirt on. His webpage also says it was recently modified. I wonder what he's working on now.... Someone email him saying we're starting his fan club....
His girlfriend looks hotter now too. Little less "junk in the trunk" as far as I can see. He must still be at apple since his beach buddy has an OS X t-shirt on. His webpage also says it was recently modified. I wonder what he's working on now.... Someone email him saying we're starting his fan club....
Re: Re: Cyberdog?? What is (was) it?
The idea was that a document could be created out of objects (called "parts"), where editors or viewers specific to each type of object would handle your interaction with that part of the document.
In the application-centric view, for example, you can only put a video in your word processing document if your word processor happens to have support for display or editing of videos. You can only put a video in an e-mail if your e-mail application happens to have support for display or editing of videos.
In contrast, if you had an OpenDoc "part editor" for videos, you could put a video (and edit it in place) in any OpenDoc application. Your word processor, your e-mail program, or any other OpenDoc application would automatically support videos.
Apple got IBM on its bandwagon and the two companies developed it together, but OpenDoc never caught on.
Exactly right. In Apple's words, OpenDoc provided "a new user paradigm: the user focused on creating a document or performing a task, rather than on using a particular application."
The idea was that a document could be created out of objects (called "parts"), where editors or viewers specific to each type of object would handle your interaction with that part of the document.
In the application-centric view, for example, you can only put a video in your word processing document if your word processor happens to have support for display or editing of videos. You can only put a video in an e-mail if your e-mail application happens to have support for display or editing of videos.
In contrast, if you had an OpenDoc "part editor" for videos, you could put a video (and edit it in place) in any OpenDoc application. Your word processor, your e-mail program, or any other OpenDoc application would automatically support videos.
Apple got IBM on its bandwagon and the two companies developed it together, but OpenDoc never caught on.
i sent the guy an email.
if he answers, i plan to tell him about the thread... any objections?
i guess he won't like the parts, where some guys make fun of him...
well, he made the pictures in the first place, right?
if he answers, i plan to tell him about the thread... any objections?
i guess he won't like the parts, where some guys make fun of him...
well, he made the pictures in the first place, right?
Some links for the John A. Vink fan club:
Here, at his friend Duane's homepage, is John talking about California.
Here, he is the 13th entry in Kelvin Chin's guestbook.
And, for the timid, don't click on the brain surgery link here.
Here, at his friend Duane's homepage, is John talking about California.
Here, he is the 13th entry in Kelvin Chin's guestbook.
And, for the timid, don't click on the brain surgery link here.
DAMN!!
i never thought, this thread would be interesting. hey john. hope everything is cool, dude.
still waiting for the writeback
i never thought, this thread would be interesting. hey john. hope everything is cool, dude.
still waiting for the writeback