
You might want to carefully consider you options unless you are very good at working with hardware. For more, click the picture or this link: How I Fixed an iLemon

You might want to carefully consider you options unless you are very good at working with hardware. For more, click the picture or this link: How I Fixed an iLemon

Once you are there, it is often better that no one notices even if you hit a home run. For more click the picture or the link. http://ow.ly/rU5mJ

My article might help you to decide whether or not to upgrade/downgrade from Page 09 to Pages 5? http://ow.ly/r3ASg
When things get tough it is nice to have a place to go that provides you with the energy and focus to continue on your road to success. For more click the link or the picture http://ow.ly/qqmhK #crystalcoast

My job almost destroyed me. So I now live to be in, on, or around the water http://ow.ly/pXQzK For more on how I changed my life and where we have found a place to recover from corporate American, click the link or the picture.

From the Southern Outer Banks some thoughts from my kayak on Apple’s recent computer sales numbers #Apple http://ow.ly/pIJq5

I have been lucky to have a life that let me follow what I believe. Making positive changes in the world and others’ lives is important to me. #technology #canada #crystalcoast #angus http://ow.ly/oO7KQ Click the link or the picture for more.

The picture attached to the post was taken in September 2003 when Apple first shipped its G5 super computer for the desktop.
The picture is System X, the first first large cluster of Apple’s computers.
By the winter of 2003 it would be ranked near the top of the world’s super computers for a short time. This was perhaps close to the high point for Apple’s involvement in super computers.
The G5 desktop version of System X became a bookend pretty quickly in the winter of 2003 because of non-ECC memory. I intervened at the behest of people from Va. Tech and Apple which had just prepared an on campus video of System X for Steve Jobs to use in the January 2004 MacWorld agreed to take back the G5s desktops and replace them with G5 powered Xserves later that year.
My efforts to help Va. Tech might have been the straw that cost me my job.
You can read more in an excerpt from my book, The Pomme Compay, at Huffington Post.
My article on Apple’s New MacPro, Coming To A Theater Near You: Apple’s Last Gasp At A Pro Computer, is available at ReadWrite.

Teamwork is definitely something missing in a lot of work environments. It shouldn’t be. http://ow.ly/mkP14
Companies like Apple and organizations like our government miss the boat when they lose their focus on teams.

Do you really spend that much time worrying about your icons? I don’t. No IOS here http://ow.ly/m8Lwq
Buying Apple stuff requires that you value stuff more than I do.
If your icons bother you that much, maybe you need a vacation at the beach.
