imagine what iTunes would be like if they put that much attention into it.
Sorry for my ignorance... I just have no idea how huge corporations work. Microsoft has 40,000 employees at their Redmond campus. It boggles the mind.
The tables are secretly mockups for the iPhone 20
Hahafairytale forests of Germany
Wernher von Braun was interviewed on TV in the 1970s and said he loathed English units and never used them. Is your moon landing now forever tainted?Yeah, I hear you... We somehow managed to get astronauts to the Moon and back, six times, despite our antiquated system of units. Jeeeez, maybe the rest of the developed world with the metric system could have gone to Pluto and back a few times. Right?
Yeah, I hear you... We somehow managed to get astronauts to the Moon and back, six times, despite our antiquated system of units. Jeeeez, maybe the rest of the developed world with the metric system could have gone to Pluto and back a few times. Right?
It’s useful that we have both systems, very useful. Metres for accuracy and being able to manipulate figures and feet for being able to estimate at these sizes.Metric system.
Ugh.
18 feet x 4 feet, 660 pounds. Freedom units for the win.
It would be a non-story even if Apple were the first to do such a thing...Seriously? Apple are installing large tables to encourage agile working like many companies have been for 25 years and this is news?
What next, a Jony video proclaiming that the desks are unashamedly wooden?
style of open work flow which is a great model.
We could easily spin this around. Suppose a German manufacturer specified tables that were 5m x 1m and 275Kg. We’d then be able to make seemingly justifiable negative statements about the imperial system as we’d otherwise have to say those were 16’4.8” x 3’3.4” and 605.73lb
Just to somehow try and say this US article about a US company should not use US measuring standards?
Metric system.
Ugh.
18 feet x 4 feet, 660 pounds. Freedom units for the win.
imagine what iTunes would be like if they put that much attention into it.
Yes, lets use the non-metric system for readers in US, Liberia and Myanmar and let the rest of the world guess what you guys are talking about! Good idea.
...to say the least! I had to read it twiceHahaI'm from Germany and that sounds ridiculous.
Collaborated group tables only go so far. They are great for casual brainstorming sessions and breaks, they give a non-lunchtime meeting scene. However, when it is time to get work done, retreating in your walled office or prototype bench keeps distractions away.
Sure someone out there will offer a similar design on the open market.
Yes, lets use the non-metric system for readers in US, Liberia and Myanmar and let the rest of the world guess what you guys are talking about! Good idea.
And I think the greatest and most powerful nation on Earth will do as it pleases.
And I think the greatest and most powerful nation on Earth will do as it pleases.
The Apollo Guidance Computer stored data internally in metric units,but displayed them as United States customary units.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer