So, based on the Apple press corps’ reaction to OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and the iPad we can draw a conclusion: Many tech journalists — much like mud-dwelling Dark Ages peasants — think that names have mystical powers.
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So, based on the Apple press corps’ reaction to OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and the iPad we can draw a conclusion: Many tech journalists — much like mud-dwelling Dark Ages peasants — think that names have mystical powers. Noted Everyone and their cousin has linked to or blogged about this article in The New York Times about the rise of foreign manufacturing but I think it’s still worthy of pointing out. It’s a rare treat to read an article on this topic that doesn’t appear to be written by complete fucktards. By all means, use Apple as an example of the issue — but don’t pretend that some hyperbolic screed in ZDNet blaming all ills on Apple or some jackass online petition is going to change shit. But real change takes work, and working is hard. Really BGR? Are you shit-bags so desperate for fucking table scraps that you’re going to actually run with Jeremy Horwitz’s bullshit claims that he’s seen an iPad 3? Congratulations fuckwits, that swishing you hear is the sound of what tiny bit of credibility you had left flushing down the toilet. Boy Genius indeed. For the third year running Angry Mac Bastards will be doing our schtick live at Macworld | iWorld. If you’re coming to the show, stop by and say hello. We promise to be only mildly abusive. It’s once again the season when the hipsteratti regale us poor plebes with the glories of not allowing comments on their precious blogs. I get it, not allowing comments make you feel all hip and edgy — but for the love of sweet Minotaur Jesus stop crowing about it like you just discovered the fucking secret of N.I.M.H. John Martellaro today regarding the inevitability of Apple producing a 7 inch tablet in response to the Kindle Fire: John six days ago regarding the future of the Mac Pro: Is it too much to ask for a little consistency? Note: This is essentially a repost of the comment I made at the four misanthropes of the apocalypse in response to a much more thorough drubbing of this foolishness. I’m somewhat amused by the members of the chattering class who’ve insisted from the outset that Apple’s primary, if not only, motivation for iTunes Match was extract $25 from people to “legitimize” their ill-gotten music collections who have now gone on to write reviews of iTunes Match showcasing their vast collection of non-iTunes Store media. So what you’re saying is… Haven’t read it. Ain’t gonna read it. Don’t fucking care. I wrote this on Twitter a little while ago, but I’m putting it here for posterity: The Topolsky Spin – The act of claiming that your shitty rumormongery was correct, even in the face of reality proving you false. The most common variant is to claim that Apple (it’s always about Apple) was totally going to announce the product that you predicted, but they changed plans at the last minute. I have one and only one prediction for tomorrow — riots. I predict riots on the streets of Cupertino. |
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