Tim Cook thinks it's amazing, fantastic and incredible.
And don't forget, "really cool".
Tim Cook thinks it's amazing, fantastic and incredible.
I wonder what the oldest Job's child thinks about it.
Miser in death just as he was in life. IPod Shuffles...really, how insulting.
The Yacht is fugly and a most ostentatious and grotesque display of wealth I have ever seen. Let's hope its as successful as the Titanic. Lol
Fail
That's a nice looking yacht.
Plus, nice use of iMacs.
Awful. It's typical Starck nonsense. Really surprised that he was picked by Jobs. As a designer he's the anthesis of Ives.
and the next question is-- Are they using the latest model iMac???? lol
From the looks of the thin bottom aluminum strip, I would say yes.
I don't think so, the 27 in models are not coming out until December.
Launching soon, the all new MacBoat
Two words: asymmetric warfare. It shouldn't be difficult to recruit some Apple fanboys to go on a suicide mission!Samsung builds ships that would eat this pathetic ugly yacht for breakfast:
http://shi.samsung.co.kr/Eng/
It looks like design took priority over function. As as blue water sailor, I think this boat is joke. The sea is unforgiving of mistakes. It is one thing to have your iPhone fail. It is another to have a vessel with souls on board fail (cars, trains, planes, and ships).
Specifically:
Those forward facing sliding doors. They better hope they don't have to pound into heavy seas with water coming over the rails. Those are a disaster waiting to happen.
Chrome anchors. Seriously? They look like ornaments. I guess they plan to only use them once. Anchors take a beating. They are supposed to. I would not trust those anchors.
The bridge: Seriously? All computer driven nav and control systems? Yikes! I don't even see a real compass there. One that works all times, power or no power.
Also, there is nothing to grab on to on rolling seas on the bridge.
Those glass windows along the bow. I hope they put those in right and that they are strong, strong, strong. Taking pounding waves for hours against those will shake them loose and introduce leaks, if not total failure. I hope this ship has tight bulkheads and good pumps. It is going to need them one day.
The stern. I haven't seen a photo of the stern. But from the side photos, I'm guessing that she has a nice flat stern low to the water. Perfect for catching a following sea and driving the bow deep into the wave ahead of you. You need a narrower stern to split the waves, not catch them.
I don't see any life boats.
Bottom line, this boat is probably great in smooth waters. But it looks a disaster waiting to happen if caught in a serious storm, or rouge wave. I can't wait to see more photos later, especially to see what is under the waterline.
Yes, the stock price went up, meaning stock owners could make money on selling the stock...
You're talking about the ship, right?
Since I doubt that you've been inside Laurene's Santa Rita home to comment on its decor.
Example please.
Well you said that it takes a genius to make products in China, I was just responding by letting you know that every company does that. People make Apple seem like the devil because they make products in China... Every other company does that too.
Actually what I satirically said was: Steve Jobs was a genius, he knew the power of what Chinese hands could afford him. Obviously you feel threatened by that kind of criticism of greed and exploitation and are trying to excuse it with the red herring you made about other companies being equal participants. This comparison hardly excuses the actions.
I can't believe the same Steve Jobs who created some of the most iconic gadgets available could design something so hideous as this. It looks so old fashioned and nothing like anything I would have imagined Steve would have created.
No. Because of the way he made and used Windows. He very aggressively abused his near monopoly position. Kind of like Walmart (or the late 1800's version of Standard Oil) but worse.
neoliberalism. You are just reciting a talking point that corresponds with it, probably something you are simply parroting from fox or talk radio as I doubt with your question for an example you are actually reading about this stuff in books.
How did it come out of the Jobs families pocket?
So you can't provide an example of some propaganda that supports something along the lines of "People who hire Chinese workers help the workers and the economy."? Oh my. I don't even see how it's possible to have propaganda for something that is FACTUALLY CORRECT. Hiring people means that you pay them money, not charge them money.
Well, I have some propaganda that says that those people are evil and harmful, so if anything, I'd say that you're following the propaganda:
In case you're wondering, I don't watch the biased Fox News. I get my news from the LA Times, KPCC public radio, and KCAL9/CBS.
I'm sure the workers would rather have had the money if they felt like being generous. This way they got a crappy/crippled music player AND got to act as stooges for a PR move.
I'm sure more than one said, "Byatch please" and tossed theirs away.
I didn't need to provide you an example you provided it for us in the form of your 'job creators' neoliberal talking point. I thought I made that clear. It's obvious at this point the term must be foreign to you. It is a right-wing ideology which while of course being supported and trumpeted by rightwing sources (fox and talk radio) is certainly no stranger to all sources of media at this point - it's the status quo. You can commonly turn on NPR and hear someone from the (right-wing think tanks) Heritage Foundation or American Enterprise Institute championing it.
It's laughable you're posting these pictures of Occupy without understanding it's context. Occupy is less a force FOR an ideology and more a reaction against one. In this case the one you're promoting in the form of neoliberal capitalism and yes they use propaganda of their own to get that across the same as the Chamber of Commerce and every other business interest that petals the garbage you're repeating here.
Do yourself a favor don't be deluded into thinking that by reading Sam Zell's paper or listening to public radio you are somehow a critical thinker - do the work. Pick up Gauthier, Bernays, Friedman and all the other right-wing people I'm sure you've never heard of and actually know the detail of what you're subscribing to instead of being the simple-minded parrot we see here.
And who knows, maybe this knowledge will cause you to reconsider and eventually break the chains of that cave you're sitting in and resemble something closer to the progressive ideals your star trek pic embodies. If not at least be accurate and change it to Ferengi.