Abraham Vegh

Developer & Designer

Mar 15

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Jan 24

Linux doesn't really have that sort of problem

  • Windows Server Friend: My own machine is DOS'ing itself.
  • Me: So it's a virus or something?
  • Friend: I guess so. I scanned it; I don't know what I'm going to do.
  • Me: Yeah, us Linux folks don't usually have that sort of problem.

Jan 19

More Random Spewing on The Tablet/Event

  1. It’s not going to have the word “tablet” anywhere in the name. The name will make perfect, “of course” sense once it is announced, and the name will likely be a common term that will be forever known as a name that changed computing as we know it.

    Yeah, I went there.

  2. The mockups are all foolishly wrong. There won’t be any tiny UI elements (like the OS X menu bar), nor will there be any reused UI elements like the Dock, although I’m sure it will have a reimagined element which echoes the Dock the same way the iPhone Dock does.

  3. It will not be offered for sale immediately. I’ll go out on a limb and say that they’ll ship it in March or April, but only because the summer “release slot” is occupied by the iPhone.

  4. Speaking of the iPhone, my prediction for the “one more thing” at the event is iPhone OS 4.0.

  5. Steve is going to need the “one more thing” for 4.0, because his three talking points will be iLife ‘10 (with a completely new, never-before-seen application), the tablet, and something else (which I haven’t the foggiest clue as to what it is). iLife ‘10 will run on the tablet in a perfectly optimized fashion, not a slap job.

  6. There will be no mention of any new iPhone hardware, but advances in the SDK will lend to speculation of new hardware, and a “surprise” release of the new device will debut at WWDC.

I’m done here.


Jan 17
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Can anyone identify this song?


Jan 12
juliaroy:


Words to live by
(via hello-therelove)

juliaroy:

Words to live by

(via hello-therelove)


Jan 9

Random Thoughts on “The Tablet”

I didn’t feel like going all-out with a post, but here’s a quick, non-edited thought:

Thus far, every commentator (aside from the philosophical ones like John Gruber and the like) has focused solely on the “touchability” aspect of the device.

I don’t believe that this is the case. With the iPhone and then the iPod touch, Apple introduced multi-touch to the world, and yes, the new device will definitely feature a touch-centric interface with a large, gorgeous, high-definition display. But they will not choose to harp on the “touch” part of the device. Instead, the touch capability will just fade into the background, and become an “of course” part of the computing experience. The new device will focus on some new, never-before-imagined method of interaction with a computer of any kind.


Twitter Tees?

spinchange:

Someone nominated one of my toots to be a threadless twitter t-shirt:

I don’t know who @abrahamvegh is but it was a nice and welcome surprise. Here’s where I shamelessly ask you to vote for it, provided only, of course, that you enjoy it :)

Just your friendly neighborhood nominator. ;)


Jan 7

ptrckm asked: how was your day?

Rather boring, and not over yet.


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