Re: Talk Live with Guy Kawasaki

[paradox@cam.org (Paradox)]

In article <Jay_Riley-2610961447470001@auasc1-89.flash.net>,
Jay_Riley@capmac.org (Jay Riley) wrote:

> Guy Kawasaki is famous for going around to developers with a pre-release
> 128K Mac and early MacWrite and MacPaint and convincing Microsoft and
> others to write products for the Macintosh.


Geez and I tought it was Steve Jobs that convinced Bill Gates to write
software for the Mac.


> If no one had listened to him and written for the Macintosh wintel users
> today would be staring at the "a:>" prompt wondering what command they
> should type in.

You seem to forget that Microsoft was aware of the graphic user interface
since the Lisa.


> Sounds like "paradox" is a newcomer to the computer industry...

Perhaps I just know more than you having been in the computer industry
since the 70's.


> PS- for the record Bill Gates is also one of my heros...

Geez you really sure show how little you know. Thief is more like is:

1- Never paid 1 cent for stealing Basic
2- Never paid one cent for stealing CPM
3- Never paid one cent for stealing disk compresson technology
4- Never paid 1 cent for stealing the gui

etc, etc, etc...


Barnoz

Paradox
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