Apple’s shares closed yesterday at $80.86 – on the very same day CEO Steve Jobs introduced the company’s first-ever Macintosh computers based on Intel microprocessors at Macworld Expo. 8086 was, coincidentally, Intel’s first 16-bit, x86 processor. It shipped in 1978, the year after Apple was founded. This was followed by the 8088, which was used… Read More: Mere coincidence? »
Doris commented that my aux orders were out very fast – ready to send out rightaway almost every time.
In the wake of the panic surrounding Windows’ WMF vulnerability, I wonder if companies should take a good look at their marketing messages (see screenshot).
Both Doris and Jonathan commented favourably about my clearing ability and speed at managing bar orders – “Expert!”
With the Blu-ray Disc format now officially ratified, I wonder how HP will react to its about-face last December, when the company announced that it was throwing its weight behind HD-DVD, the next-generation optical disc format it has been opposing for the past few years. Ironically, HP said not too long ago that Blu-ray had… Read More: Hurray to Blu-ray »
Joey and Francis came and persuaded Kelvin II and me to go for a drink. Caroused at Anywhere and The Haven with Tania & Gypsy performing at the respective venues. Treat on Francis and Joey. Hit the streets after The Haven closed at 2am. Bought a bottle of Carlsberg Special Brew each at 7-Eleven and… Read More: March 15, 1989 (Wednesday) »