Comments on: Electronic crack http://www.nobody-knows-anything.com/2006/01/electronic_crack.html and that's the best news any of us has ever heard Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:35:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jenqduck http://www.nobody-knows-anything.com/2006/01/electronic_crack.html/comment-page-1#comment-4180 Jenqduck Fri, 13 Jan 2006 03:00:37 +0000 http://www.nobody-knows-anything.com/2006/01/electronic_crack.html#comment-4180 I love Apple. My brother worked at Apple back in the days of System 7 (he's the "Quack;" he knows Darin, it's how I found your blog) A few years ago I thought maybe I'd be the last Mac user on earth and now Apple has retail stores everywhere. It's might be a sign of the Apocalypse, but I'm glad Apple's back and hipper than ever. I love Apple. My brother worked at Apple back in the days of System 7 (he’s the “Quack;” he knows Darin, it’s how I found your blog) A few years ago I thought maybe I’d be the last Mac user on earth and now Apple has retail stores everywhere. It’s might be a sign of the Apocalypse, but I’m glad Apple’s back and hipper than ever.

]]> By: katie http://www.nobody-knows-anything.com/2006/01/electronic_crack.html/comment-page-1#comment-4179 katie Thu, 12 Jan 2006 07:30:37 +0000 http://www.nobody-knows-anything.com/2006/01/electronic_crack.html#comment-4179 Diane, this post reminded me of something that happened to a friend who used to work for Apple. (Actually, the friend knows Darin. Years ago, I saw his card, which said "Newton Wrangler" and I said, "Hey! You worked at Apple?" "Yeah." "I read an online journal of a woman who's married to a guy who works at Apple." When I told him Darin's name, he said, "Yeah! I know him! Tell him hi!" So, Don Louv says hi.) Anyway, Don had gone back to Apple and was working on iPhoto. We were watching the address on TechTV when Jobs had the problem getting iPhoto to work. I said to my husband, "Man, someone's getting fired. Hope it's not Don! Ha!" A week or so later, we're hanging out with Don and I tell him that little story. He sighs and says, "I was watching the address, too. As soon as that glitch happened, I was in my car, heading to San Francisco. The whole way, I was chanting, 'I hope I'm not fired.' I'm happy to say I still have my job." Diane, this post reminded me of something that happened to a friend who used to work for Apple. (Actually, the friend knows Darin. Years ago, I saw his card, which said “Newton Wrangler” and I said, “Hey! You worked at Apple?” “Yeah.” “I read an online journal of a woman who’s married to a guy who works at Apple.” When I told him Darin’s name, he said, “Yeah! I know him! Tell him hi!” So, Don Louv says hi.)

Anyway, Don had gone back to Apple and was working on iPhoto. We were watching the address on TechTV when Jobs had the problem getting iPhoto to work. I said to my husband, “Man, someone’s getting fired. Hope it’s not Don! Ha!” A week or so later, we’re hanging out with Don and I tell him that little story. He sighs and says, “I was watching the address, too. As soon as that glitch happened, I was in my car, heading to San Francisco. The whole way, I was chanting, ‘I hope I’m not fired.’ I’m happy to say I still have my job.”

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