Re: [WinMac] Steve Jobs f**king Apple... Again


Darryl Lee(lee[at]darryl.com)
Wed, 16 Dec 1998 09:52:50 -0800 (PST)


*Sigh*

Dan complained about Steve Jobs _personally_ screwing over Apple by
not including Mac support on their CD-ROM. Oh _wah_.

Disney has been screwing over Mac users for ages now, ever since their
"Blast" website for kids was _Windows-only_.

What i found annoying on Macintouch
(http://www.macintouch.com/newsprevious.html) was this:

> The latest examples of absurdly bad Apple Support Problems include
> an authorized Apple dealer's inability to get a defective PowerBook
> fixed. If you know the right people, though, it may be easier.
> Jeremy Posner cites a FilmScouts interview:
>
> "The Quicktime movies show parts of an interview with Dave
> Foley, who provides the voice of the main character in the
> new Pixar film, 'A Bug's Life.' While finishing up the film,
> he wanted to get his hands on one of the back-ordered G3
> Powerbooks. After an innocent inquiry about jumping the list
> through his Pixar connections, Steve Jobs personally called
> him, asked which machine he was interested in, and arranged
> to have a complimentary Powerbook G3/300/DVD shipped to him
> the next week."

Yeah, Steve _loves_ kissing up to the rich and famous. Think
different? Think crappy service unless you're an actor that Steve
likes.

Ungh. But whatever. Apple's on its way out. Heck, that's why all my
main work is done on a Linux box. >:}

But ah, i digress. This is a Windows-Macintosh Cooperation List.
Sorry. Next time, i'll leave the rants at the door.

-- 
Darryl Lee <lee@darryl.com> | "That Systems Guy" | <http://www.darryl.com>

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