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I know that opening commercial was intended to show how much we depend on apple and its services - but its kinda a great argument against centralized services... kinda weird really.
Watching this kinda makes me miss Steve Jobs. I feel like he was one of the only people who could get up on stage and act enthusiastic about their products without seeming fake.
I know that opening commercial was intended to show how much we depend on apple and its services - but its kinda a great argument against centralized services... kinda weird really.
I'd love to see the "1984" commercial played right before that one to contrast how much Apple has changed. From a message of empowering people with technology to "You're stupid without us" condescension...
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I'd love to see the "1984" commercial played right before that one to contrast how much Apple has changed. From a message of empowering people with technology to "You're stupid without us" condescension...
Hard to go from underdog to the most valuable public company in the world and stay subversive
Watching this kinda makes me miss Steve Jobs. I feel like he was one of the only people who could get up on stage and act enthusiastic about their products without seeming fake.
Watching this kinda makes me miss Steve Jobs. I feel like he was one of the only people who could get up on stage and act enthusiastic about their products without seeming fake.
The Onion just tweeted this: http://www.theonion.com/article/apple-unveils-panicked-man-w... [2013]. Ouch.
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HLS is an open standard (and a very simple one); Firefox and Chrome have just avoided implementing it for some reason.
From my reading, it appears off of any standards track it might have had -- it remains something Apple made up and can change however they like. Which would be a great reason for not implementing it in an open browser.
Watching this kinda makes me miss Steve Jobs. I feel like he was one of the only people who could get up on stage and act enthusiastic about their products without seeming fake.