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News.com, never one to shy away from the tough tech stories, took a reporter and camera crew to Cupertino and spoke
with residents about what life is like living with Apple HQ in their backyards. The video reveals such shocking details as:Want to drag a file to another folder and copy it instead of moving it? Press the Option key when you drag that file and it'll be duplicated rather than moved entirely.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Nate Orloff said 10:53PM on 3-30-2006
that was a horrible video! people (myself included) have made better package stories in my broadcastng news class.
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Jason said 11:09PM on 3-30-2006
hahaha, I was just about to say the same thing Nate, absolutly horrible reporter, did u see her interview with the Cult of Mac guy...ugh anyways yea.....Happy Birthday Apple!
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Evan said 11:20PM on 3-30-2006
Take it from a lady who seems to have been there for quite some time, Apple killed all of the prune trees.
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ScottBruin said 12:23AM on 3-31-2006
Wow...that video was TERRIBLE.
Give me back those 5 minutes
= (
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Ben said 1:19AM on 3-31-2006
That was deplorable ... no, that was garbage ... no, that was downright stalkish. "What do they usually eat?" ... OMG, how weird is that. Next she'll be asking how often they go to the toilet (or did she ask that, I turned it off right after that).
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Jay said 3:40AM on 3-31-2006
Cupertino has a killer coffee shop "Bare Foot Coffee Roasters" that puts Starbucks to shame. That alone is enough to make me consider working there. I wonder if that coffee is what drives Apple developers? And no I didn't bother to watch the video based on the comments here.
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Tom said 4:44AM on 3-31-2006
what is the point of this? What do I learn? feckall!
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David H. said 5:53AM on 3-31-2006
Wow...yeah...this piece...I have to agree with 1, 2 & 4. That was just trash. That's WORSE than videos I've seen in my Broadcasting Classes. And let me tell you...that's saying something.
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Andy Lee said 7:10AM on 3-31-2006
Good God, this is depressingly boring. I have it playing in a background tab and I am waiting to hear *something* that sounds like a spark of life. I'd have more sympathy if it was a student's first awkward attempt, but this is "CNET News.com's Amanda Termen," who is presumably a professional.
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Steve said 7:23AM on 3-31-2006
There's 4 minutes of my life I'll never get back... thanks.
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Edsel said 7:30AM on 3-31-2006
Cnet's attempt with "tongue-in-cheek" video humor was really boring but I suppose that's expected seeing that all their video features are sponsored by Microsoft.
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Mart said 9:07AM on 3-31-2006
The middle-aged lady at the end of the video was actually more informed and easier to listen to than the "reporter" - ha.
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Kurt said 12:30PM on 3-31-2006
That was a terrible terrible video. Why not visit a site that truely pays homage to what it was like to get an Apple II for the first time. I suggest this TG Daily article, it's great.
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Kurt said 12:33PM on 3-31-2006
Ooops, it didn't keep the url I put in:
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/03/30/apple30_first_moments_with_appleii/
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Jonathan said 2:31PM on 3-31-2006
OMG, I hate to live in Europe, all the quality tv programming is obviously coming from the US of A. That news clip was awesome.
Damn European reporters, they should watch and learn, I'd like to see that kind of an insight sometimes here too.
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Carl Levine said 4:59PM on 3-31-2006
I've eaten at that Outback... first one I ever went to, about 11 years ago. It was a religious experience as a Performa owner :P
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