New York has some of the strictest building codes going, and I wouldn't be surprised if that played a part. Note that the pumps were in the basement because that's where the refueling location was, which logically it…
That 90 minutes claim is a bit disingenuous. We're at the same data center. Internap told us that the fuel pumps were flooded and asked us to shut down at ~9:30pm last night. The generators lasted until 10:52am. So 12…
Your out of place defensive reply (I assume you work on the Apple team?) notwithstanding, iOS is absolutely stagnant. They're in the unenviable position of being lauded and popular because of the simplicity of design,…
"All I've seen is a few geeks trading opinions about--ultimately petty--consumer electronics issues." But they aren't petty issues. This is the evolution of the computer industry. People are going to have strong…
>I think that the reason is the same: when you spend money on one, you buy into a community and an ecosystem. You become a part of a tribe and naturally begin to see the world in an us vs. them paradigm. This effect…
Am I wrong? I specifically addressed the question and I didn't imagine the weird correlation out of nowhere.
Many Google detractors (largely composed of fans of Apple, for what that's worth) see Mayer as, bizarrely, the anti-GOOG. They think she's going to open a second front on Google while somehow being universally aligned…
New York has some of the strictest building codes going, and I wouldn't be surprised if that played a part. Note that the pumps were in the basement because that's where the refueling location was, which logically it…
That 90 minutes claim is a bit disingenuous. We're at the same data center. Internap told us that the fuel pumps were flooded and asked us to shut down at ~9:30pm last night. The generators lasted until 10:52am. So 12…
Your out of place defensive reply (I assume you work on the Apple team?) notwithstanding, iOS is absolutely stagnant. They're in the unenviable position of being lauded and popular because of the simplicity of design,…
"All I've seen is a few geeks trading opinions about--ultimately petty--consumer electronics issues." But they aren't petty issues. This is the evolution of the computer industry. People are going to have strong…
>I think that the reason is the same: when you spend money on one, you buy into a community and an ecosystem. You become a part of a tribe and naturally begin to see the world in an us vs. them paradigm. This effect…
Am I wrong? I specifically addressed the question and I didn't imagine the weird correlation out of nowhere.
Many Google detractors (largely composed of fans of Apple, for what that's worth) see Mayer as, bizarrely, the anti-GOOG. They think she's going to open a second front on Google while somehow being universally aligned…