Visualization of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft’s Consumer Product Lines
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Visualization of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft’s Consumer Product Lines
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Re: Visualization of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft’s Consumer Product Lines
#2Nice, looks like very “2000” style.
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#3Oh wow, thanks HN, within seconds of being on the front page, our site is down, cheers!
Checking with my web host about what to do now, but love having this problem!
Hope to have the site back up to share this visualization with you soon!
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#4Nice, looks like very “2000” style.
Thanks, that could be a clue to where my head is stuck!
Haven't been able to bring a designer onboard yet so definitely going art brut with the style for now.
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#5Is posting things under alternate accounts to boost the submission allowed? I note that user "papercuts" and user "apeconmyth" appear to be the same person posting and interacting on their company submission.
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#6Is posting things under alternate accounts to boost the submission allowed? I note that user "papercuts" and user "apeconmyth" appear to be the same person posting and interacting on their company submission.
Hi, sorry, meant no offense. Apeconmyth is my old account here on HN, which is why I posted from there. I created the new Papercuts account after making the front page. I'm not trying to play games.
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#7Re: Visualization of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft’s Consumer Product Lines
#8Re: Apple
I don’t see how any of these are to be considered a “product”, especially since they can’t be purchased or acquired in any way apart from some actual product:
* Touch ID
* Apple ID
* FairPlay
* bridgeOS
* any of the apps bundled with the OS, such as Automator or StickiesRe: Visualization of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft’s Consumer Product Lines
#9Re: Apple I don’t see how any of these are to be considered a “product”, especially since they can’t be purchased or acquired in any way apart from some actual product: * Touch ID * Apple ID * FairPlay * bridgeOS * any of the apps bundled with the OS, such as Automator or Stickies
Thank you for the feedback, I see what you are saying. Definitions were difficult, and hopefully I'm not being too fast and loose with the "product line" categorization of this chart in general. I put these in for visibility sake, and also perhaps because Apple didn't have as much to go in here than expected, but will definitely consider your notes for a future revision, thanks again!
Re: Visualization of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft’s Consumer Product Lines
#10Really nice! Please make one for their products graveyard, ie: