Great times insulting office software outside of the office. The end result of this article boils down to: who cares?
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The -definitive- SNES emulator.
Athough Mike Judge's projects haven't always been a commercial success, everything he's been involved in has been damn entertaining. I'm really excited to see how this turns out.
This was the first thing I checked for. Finally!
Is this true? Not even the Thunderbolt Display is 128+
These pictures are so overexposed my brain has difficulty parsing them. Detail like this is not what is expected in photography, but the subject is.
A truly great photo is not about what you found, but what is already there. http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTU4OTI3MDk4MV5BMl5Ban...
WarGames, however inaccurate, changed my view on computers when I saw it circa 1994 when I was 9 years old. The device I used to type up papers and find nudity transformed into something I could manipulate and customize without ever leaving the desk it sat upon.
Killing the lock-out chip is a bit more risky, but also works wonders:
Doesn't seem to work if using https.
Hmm, it's still working here. Not only that, but it appears that Apple is RickRolling developers: http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-apple-ri...
A 4chan meme making its way into Apple goes to show how influential that site can be.
The RickRoll'D Youtube video has over 63 million views, an incredible feat for an artist whose career all but died in the late 80s.