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Latest Apple Park Drone Video Shows More Trees and Paved Walkway to Steve Jobs Theater
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I wanted to reply "Are you new here?" but I see you've been aboard since 2007. So I have to believe you don't hang around here much.
Because it's not like there's any way of filing for a waiver or anything... With the right justification, notice, and details, you can get a waiver for almost any area (except military bases, and probably national monuments).
EDIT: My mistake, I thought the concern was with official no-fly zone or air space restrictions, not Apple's issue.
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He was if the original plan came into fruition. Considering all we heard that they're incapable of implementing in-display touchID, and only give us face detection he would probably get up from his graveyard this time.
I just look forward to a virtual tour if they have one during the keynote and want to see more about what this building is all about.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/17...with-security-forces-seeking-to-cease-flights
Maybe it's the same video, not really sure, I don't have time to watch it, tbh. But there was comments over a month ago that Apple was going to lock down the site.
You don't need a waiver for this. Apple doesn't own the sky. Apple may have said they were going to "crack down" on the drones, but they have no legal authority to do so.
I'm pretty sure humans didn't create the moon
I'm pretty sure the Large Hadron Collider has it beat by a fairly significant margin.
Probably didn’t use all that space at Bill Graham, I wonder just how many people were invited to last years event, anyone know? 1000 seats I would think would be enough, it’s over 3 times the size of town hall. One of the other reasons for using outside locations was the hands on area, the Steve Jobs theater does have a few areas for after event hands on that town hall didn’t have.
Do they realease number of invites to events?
Ok, I see your what you are saying...
Jony I've has designed a dual function Apple Office and Small Hadron Collider in the same building, presumably so he can extract all the Higgs Bosons from the iPhone 9 so that it has no mass at all ?
Nah, CERN's Large Hadron Collider is way bigger than the Apple Park's spaceship building.
Oops, looks like someone else already pointed this out.
The LHC is about 8.6 kilometers in diameter. By contrast the spaceship building is 0.464 km in diameter meaning you could put 18 spaceship buildings side-by-side inside the LHC and still have room for a couple of soccer fields.
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It's probably around 42 miles as the crow flies.
Caltrain to Santa Clara station, switch to VTA bus 81. Might be about two hours each way. SF Bay Area public transit is not very good.
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Looks amazing. Impressed at the speed which it's all come to together.
Maybe a stupid question, but how are they going to remove the remaining heavy equipment and vehicles from the center park? Drive them through the open door/ cafe area?
Maybe a stupid question, but how are they going to remove the remaining heavy equipment and vehicles from the center park? Drive them through the open door/ cafe area?
Stay tuned for next months video featuring more trees, less dirt and tractors in a different area.
This
I want an Apple filmed documentary about the whole process, I want close ups of the door knobs, handrails, etc.
[doublepost=1502995244][/doublepost]As discussed in a recent BBC programme, Apple are only looking to pay a fraction of land tax on this building, shame on them !!!
Matthew Roberts has shared his latest drone tour of Apple Park, providing a closer look at Apple's new headquarters as construction wraps up.
There aren't many notable changes since the July video, but August's edition reveals further landscaping efforts, including more trees -- there will be over 9,000 in total -- planted within the inner circle of the main building.
Apple has also begun paving certain areas of Apple Park, including the walkway to Steve Jobs Theater. Many areas of the campus remain covered in dirt, however, so it's clear there is still a lot of landscaping work to be completed.
Some of Apple's employees have already moved into the new headquarters, while others like design chief Jony Ive and his team will follow suit later this year. The new campus will eventually house around 12,000 employees.
Apple will still use its Infinite Loop headquarters as an ancillary campus, along with a handful of other offices in the Cupertino and Sunnyvale area.
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