It´s not technical and it´s ugly.
There are many different, more constructive, more creative - and more
helpful - things one can do than create fashion to image geekiness.
For $600 I´d rather buy a Mac Mini. It´s far more useful than furniture
that is dangerous to pets and little children.
Thanks for the link, Dan. Got my blood moving faster!
On 08/24/2012 11:58 AM, Dan wrote:
http://www.techhive.com/article/2000340/the-classy-coffee-table-gives-old-power-mac-g4s-a-new-lease-on-life.html
:)
- Dan.
Jon.
Fashion, the attempt to image the ¨zeitgeist¨, is ephemeral at best.
Few things are more disgusting than the attempt to create ¨fashion¨ from
things that we work with every day. True geeks tend to ignore fashion
because we are interested in practical things, things that serve us and
those around us. We have a mechanical, practical, engineering desire to
make things work faster and more efficiently and to make them easier to
use. Serious, nerdy things are the antithesis of designing for
vanity. How much fashion can you see in hospital operating rooms, in
dentists´ chairs or in auto repair bays?
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