Creating a MacPrius
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Mike Rosenberg - 02 Jul 2006 17:52 GMT Someone has gotten a Mac mini to work with his Prius's touch screen!
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beernuts - 02 Jul 2006 18:41 GMT > Someone has gotten a Mac mini to work with his Prius's touch screen! > > http://www.kusnetz.net/prius/ That is some piece of work. Wow.
Bill - 02 Jul 2006 19:17 GMT >> Someone has gotten a Mac mini to work with his Prius's touch screen! >> >> http://www.kusnetz.net/prius/ > > That is some piece of work. Wow. Do you have to push "I agree with Mac Enthusiasts" to use it?
beernuts - 02 Jul 2006 21:24 GMT >>> Someone has gotten a Mac mini to work with his Prius's touch screen! >>> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Do you have to push "I agree with Mac Enthusiasts" to use it? What exactly is a Mac Enthusiast, anyway? Someone who likes Apple branded hardware but without an Intel chip?
Bill - 02 Jul 2006 21:31 GMT >>>> Someone has gotten a Mac mini to work with his Prius's touch screen! >>>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > What exactly is a Mac Enthusiast, anyway? Someone who likes Apple branded > hardware but without an Intel chip? If it works with Usenet, browses the 'net, sends/receives mail, processes words and processes numbers I could care less who makes it. To me, a Mac enthusiast is someone who despises Bill Gates for reasons unknown.
Davoud - 02 Jul 2006 21:52 GMT beernuts asked:
> > What exactly is a Mac Enthusiast, anyway? Someone who likes Apple branded > > hardware but without an Intel chip?
> If it works with Usenet, browses the 'net, sends/receives mail, processes > words and processes numbers I could care less who makes it. To me, a Mac > enthusiast is someone who despises Bill Gates for reasons unknown. Nope. Doesn't have anything to do with Bill Gates directly or personally. Doesn't have anything to do with computer hardware, either; it's all about software. A Machead is a person who uses the Mac OS and Microsoft Windows and who knows that one of them is a far superior to the other.
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Mike Rosenberg - 02 Jul 2006 21:53 GMT > To me, a Mac enthusiast is someone who despises Bill Gates for reasons > unknown. What about the people who despise Bill Gates for known and stated reasons? ;-)
But seriously, I know plenty of Mac enthusiasts who don't care about Mr. Gates one way or another and quite a few Windows enthusiasts who can't stand him.
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Bill - 02 Jul 2006 22:06 GMT >> To me, a Mac enthusiast is someone who despises Bill Gates for reasons >> unknown. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Gates one way or another and quite a few Windows enthusiasts who can't > stand him. It's really too bad personalities enter into it. From my perspective, having started on computers in 1958, both Jobs and Gates get an A+ for moving the machines into our homes. I credit Gates with having the wisdom to put MSDOS on clones, thereby making the PC affordable to millions, if not a billion people. I credit Jobs for producing quality hardware and software and doing such a bang-up job on graphics.
To those who begrudge Gates for the monopoly achieved by giving people precisely what they wanted, I ask that they look at what he is doing with the derived wealth. Had Jobs sacrificed performance for price early-on, one can only wonder what he would have done with those billions.
Achilles - 05 Jul 2006 17:37 GMT > To those who begrudge Gates for the monopoly achieved by giving people > precisely what they wanted, I ask that they look at what he is doing with > the derived wealth. Had Jobs sacrificed performance for price early-on, one > can only wonder what he would have done with those billions. 1. Lets not forget Gates stole the Windows idea from Apple. 2. He gave people precisely what they wanted? You really believe they wanted that buggy crap? They had to take it if a Mac was beyond their budget. 3. Jobs is not exactly a church mouse either, he could give away millions if not billions if he chose to do so.. 4. The IRS would take the Gates billions if he did not have them stashed away in foundations for charity..
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Everyone - 05 Jul 2006 18:34 GMT >>To those who begrudge Gates for the monopoly achieved by giving people >>precisely what they wanted, I ask that they look at what he is doing with [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > 4. The IRS would take the Gates billions if he did not have them stashed > away in foundations for charity.. As for #4, what does the Gates Foundation love to give away? Technology, of course! I'll bet there are a fair number of M$ software licenses installed in those "giveaways".
Mike Rosenberg - 05 Jul 2006 21:20 GMT > 1. Lets not forget Gates stole the Windows idea from Apple. That's not entirely clear, actually. Apple got it from the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center in the first place, and Gates may have gotten it from PARC as well.
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Achilles - 06 Jul 2006 15:17 GMT > > 1. Lets not forget Gates stole the Windows idea from Apple. > > That's not entirely clear, actually. Apple got it from the Xerox Palo > Alto Research Center in the first place, and Gates may have gotten it > from PARC as well. Nope. Apple paid for it, Gates stole it, years later. Its the Microsoft Way.
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Mike Rosenberg - 06 Jul 2006 20:32 GMT > > That's not entirely clear, actually. Apple got it from the Xerox Palo > > Alto Research Center in the first place, and Gates may have gotten it > > from PARC as well. > > Nope. Apple paid for it, Gates stole it, years later. > Its the Microsoft Way. As I recall from the documentary, Apple got permission to tour PARC and use anything they saw, but they didn't pay Xerox anything.
Microsoft announced Windows in November, 1983, and released Windows 1.0 in November, 1985.
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beernuts - 03 Jul 2006 17:48 GMT >> To me, a Mac enthusiast is someone who despises Bill Gates for reasons >> unknown. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Gates one way or another and quite a few Windows enthusiasts who can't > stand him. He's out of the picture soon anyway, as he'll be taking on his charity org full-time. Real terrible guy...
Mike Rosenberg - 02 Jul 2006 21:51 GMT > What exactly is a Mac Enthusiast, anyway? Someone who likes Apple > branded hardware but without an Intel chip? I'd say it's someone who likes the Mac OS. The new Intel Macs are no different from a user standpoint than the PowerPC Macs they're replacing, unless you desperately need to run old software.
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beernuts - 03 Jul 2006 17:46 GMT >> What exactly is a Mac Enthusiast, anyway? Someone who likes Apple >> branded hardware but without an Intel chip? > > I'd say it's someone who likes the Mac OS. The new Intel Macs are no > different from a user standpoint than the PowerPC Macs they're > replacing, unless you desperately need to run old software. Yeah, exactly. Not only that, the underpinnings of the O.S. is anything but "Mac", it's Unix wrapped up in a sexy GUI. I have a powerbook, and an Ipod, and I have PCs. Whatever works for ya...
Davoud - 02 Jul 2006 21:35 GMT Mike Rosenberg wrote:
> >> Someone has gotten a Mac mini to work with his Prius's touch screen! > >> http://www.kusnetz.net/prius/ beernuts replied:
> > That is some piece of work. Wow. Bill asked:
> Do you have to push "I agree with Mac Enthusiasts" to use it? Sorry, Macheads only. Windows users, move along. There's nothin' to see here but creativity. No video poker...
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