RoughlyDrafted Magazine
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RoughlyDrafted is written by Daniel Eran Dilger who focuses on technology, Apple, motorcycles and the place he calls home: San Francisco. More » (Source: RoughlyDrafted Magazine)
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Editorial
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Ezra Fox
Last Edit:
Jul 30, 2007 - 12:44 PM PDT
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Why is Google so hysterically hypocritical about Bing using its public data? —
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10 FAS: 7 - Apple's Hardware and Dvorak's Microsoft Branded PC
() While the previous fake Apple scandal advanced the myth that Apple's first generations of hardware releases are unusually problematic, the seventh fake scandal charges that ...Posted by DeRay Norton -
Microsoft's Unwinnable War on Linux and Open Source
() Microsoft, threatened by the encroachment of competition from open source, has long waged a detached propaganda war against free software and in particular Linux, but has ...Posted by john christensen -
1990-1995: Microsoft's Yellow Road to Cairo
() Automatic PC sales of DOS rapidly made Microsoft one of the largest software companies of the 80s. As its market power increased, it gained a reputation as a vendor with ...Posted by Henry Wong -
Apple's Billion Dollar Patent Bluster
() It has been widely reported that Apple secured a patent worth a "billion dollars." According to a patent attorney involved in the issue, Apple will be "after every phone ...Posted by Morten Brudvik -
iPod vs Zune: Microsoft's Slippery Astroturf
() Apple's iPod has been so heavily marketed that it has become one of the best known brands, usurping the position of Sony's Walkman. Microsoft is working hard to get attention ...Posted by Daniel Dilger -
Bill Gates for President? No Thanks.
() Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams recently blogged that America needs an atheist and rational thinker for president, and he's picked Bill Gates. The idea has become a popular ...Posted by Daniel Dilger -
The Secrets of Pink, Taligent and Copland
() After Hitting the Wall in Mac System 7 development in the early 90s, Apple desperately needed a plan for the future. The isolationist, proprietary development style that had ...Posted by Daniel Dilger
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