Do you eagerly await confirmation of rumors and surprises from on high, despite abuse?
You have a problem. When it comes to controlling your computing environment (i.e., much of your communication, your work, your life), you’re stupid.
Sniff the wind in Cupertino or trust those who claim to have seen top secret documents? Or read the code, developer mailing lists, wikis, planets, or trust those who have? Your choice.
When conformists’ slogan is “think different” (the white collar version of “no fear“), it’s time for revolution.
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Each time Macworld rolls around I remember, too late, to organize a zombie flash mob for the occasion. Or rather mention the idea to cacophony people.
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