And Then Steve Said, ‘Let There Be an iPhone’ NY Times.
The 55 miles from Campbell to San Francisco make for one of the nicest commutes anywhere. The journey mostly zips along the Junipero Serra Freeway, a grand and remarkably empty highway that abuts the east side of the Santa Cruz Mountains. It is one of the best places in Silicon Valley to spot a start-up tycoon speed-testing his Ferrari and one of the worst places for cellphone reception. For Andy Grignon, it was therefore the perfect place for him to be alone with his thoughts early on Jan. 8, 2007.
Alenka › By the way, when try to search for smth which is in «hidden», it will never come up. I exactly remember that comment of mine, but couldn't find it.
Alenka › Because it's hidden from outer visitors, including the search engine's bots.
And then God said ‘Let there be cats!’ and He was promptly ignored.
Indian › Cats' firmware is never updated. Because it's already perfect!
Hare Rama › Perhaps we ought to use the term ‘godware’ here.
We need a some kind of Reddit here.
Let's dance?