Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for January 25, 2010
January 24, 2010
January 26, 2010
Transcript:
Roland: Brian, I'm inside San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the unveiling of Apple Computer's "Latest Creation"... outside, hundreds of frenzied Macheads, who have been camping out for days, are about to be admitted to the hall... and here they come! Well, this is amazing, Brian... Voice: What do you see, Rollie? Roland: They're all dressed as Apps! Voice: Really? Free or paid? What's the vibe?
catmandew almost 15 years ago
They’re called “Macolytes” by the way….
Prey almost 15 years ago
As they like apples, they are lucky they are not called fruits!
Nemesys almost 15 years ago
If they dressed up like the Fruit of the Loom guys, they’d be very popular in the Yerba Buena neighborhood.
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 15 years ago
why would not being called a fruit be a lucky thing for someone?….. not a very nice thing to say if you are referring to the old derogatory word for a gay person….meaning : they sure are lucky they aren’t gay…..doesn’t seem fair to make fun of person for something he/she was born with.. I’m surprised uncle joe doesn’t wade in on this one
rayannina almost 15 years ago
Thank you, Garry, for reminding me why I dislike Apple Cult-puter. ‘Preciate it.
babka Premium Member almost 15 years ago
don’t blame actual apples for the appropriation of their perfection by Beatles and computer logos.
mmmmmmmmm! Northern Spy!
Plods with ...™ almost 15 years ago
Pprey -
You did notice the city, yes?
benbrilling almost 15 years ago
The pod, the phone, the tablet. Each bigger than that which came before. I wonder if the media can handle these two big events on one day. The states of Apple and the Union.
Arghhgarrr Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Yerba Buena means Good Herb, quite appropriate for SF
pbarnrob almost 15 years ago
Bob Pease has a rant in the latest Electronic Design about his shiny new MacBook; there are things he wants to do that none of the books explain, and they’re all alike. Recycled Apple text releases.
My experience of the G4 and G5 at work was that they’re not really better than the Wintel world, just different. They still freeze and crash at times (and this was with OSX, based on Berkeley Un*x), bugs are in different places. Some things easier, some harder, and several just puzzling.
markpirkl almost 15 years ago
sorry, PC, but I can leave my Mac running for DAYS without a discernible loss of capability, whereas by COB my work Laptop has crashed at least 5-6 programs, memory is fragmented, REBOOT REBOOT REBOOT are the internal screams from the motherboard.