Apple continues modest move into clusters

I like Apple...: He said they're humble. I like that.

They're not out to take over the world, or even to change it - although they just might. They do what they do, they do it well, and they do it for their customers.

They "quietly" released something. No trumpeting fanfare saying "buy me buy me! I'm the best, don't look over there, look over here and buy me!"

Apple's got a product that's good enough to be arrogant about, and yet THEY'RE NOT. MS could learn a thing or two from that, and there's plenty of polarized OpenSourcers out there who could as well.

I'm going to go buy a Mac now.; Posted by: dpayne@... Posted on: 01/08/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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