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Really useful link from
Nat — visual representation of what 200 calories is. Very useful for understanding the impact of food choices.
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Great discussion of the different types of users that need to be taken into account for Linux to “break” the desktop.
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LOL — I can totally see Niamh as PM…
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I believe that Apple’s key strength is not design or innovation, but executing other people’s ideas slickly and beautifully. Airport Extreme and the Apple TV are both great examples of this.
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More cutting stuff from Jessica
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“But Ugly Betty only really works as long as the duckling remains ugly.”
That’s exactly what I find most interesting about the series!
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“You can use these characters and scenes in storyboards, presentations and brainstorming during product development; they’re free for you to use.”
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More details of the $100 laptop. I have to say I’m more excited about this than about the iPhone!
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“One idea would be for customers to have to buy two laptops at once - with the second going to the developing world.”
This would be a fantastic idea!
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“Vista’s Start Menu lets you type what you want instead of pointing at it.”
This is the first Vista feature I’m even remotely excited about. Since I’ll always have to have a Windows PC for work, this could be a real productivity gain.
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“The message should be that this is an appalling breach of confidence, and both the state agency and the Patriot Act are seriously in the wrong.”
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Ian is so right about this …
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“The easiest way to guess a password isn’t to guess it at all, but to exploit the inherent insecurity in the underlying operating system.”
