Gentleman (and ladies), start your engines!
‘Tis a sad day in Redmond today, that much be true.
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‘Tis a sad day in Redmond today, that much be true.
Not true. All the Redmondites are at WWDC to see what an Operating System is suposed to be like. Tomorrow will be the sad day when the get back and realize how far off the mark they really are.
Watching:
No other comments are needed because you nailed it perfectly.
Wow they have escalators there….
Actually … it’s a lonely day in Redmond … there’s nobody there! They’re all in downtown SF.
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Keynote podcast is already posted by PodTech:
http://digg.com/apple/Apple_WWDC_Steve_Jobs_Keynote_Podcast_Now_Available
News Story – San Francisco, CA
The annual migration of a herd of Redmond programmers came into town. After resting at the Moscone Center for an hour or so, they made a straight line to the nearby pubs, and have remained there, shaking their heads, hunched over a pint of cheap Washington beer. Some were heard muttering what sounded like “No way. No friggin’ way!” One Redmond programmer was discovered curled up and crying in a corner, while others were found wandering in the streets in a daze.