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Bill I said 12:52PM on 10-20-2006
It's an interesting little bit about the 37 Signals guys. I would kill to work in their offices. MUCH nicer than the hole where I work. =
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ben Murray said 2:48PM on 10-20-2006
Is Jason Fried single?
I'd give him 37 signals...
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Arohi said 4:06PM on 10-20-2006
Anyone know what keyboard was that? Looked like the Apple one, only slimmer and sexier
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rickm said 1:47PM on 10-20-2006
I think they share their office with Coudal Partners
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Peter Kirn said 2:03PM on 10-20-2006
Yeah, that pretty much just inspired me to clean my office. Windows, Linux, Mac are all running nicely here ... I just need more inspiration from my work environs.
Okay, where's the Endust?
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AlMeister said 2:26PM on 10-20-2006
Anyone know what kind of keyboard the guy was using for his desktop Mac in that video?
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dan said 2:53PM on 10-20-2006
I think that's Macally's ice keyboard:
http://www.macally.com/spec/usb/input_device/icekey.html
I used for awhile at my old job - not bad, essentially a laptop keyboard that you plug into your desktop (or laptop)
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AlMeister said 3:00PM on 10-20-2006
@6
Thanks for the info dan
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Laurence Anderson said 3:15PM on 10-20-2006
Great video, excellent quality and production, the 37signals guy's are just amazing.
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John Pastor said 3:33PM on 10-20-2006
The editing and camera work that goes into these Apple profile videos are simply amazing, combined with the talent of the 37signal guys, it's a great video.
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Nik Fletcher said 3:41PM on 10-20-2006
The 37signals guys do some simply awesome work - a great video from Apple!
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Don Wilson said 5:39PM on 10-20-2006
#11, check #6.
Love the 37s guys, read their blog SvN all the time.
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Andy said 9:31PM on 10-20-2006
Does anyone know what is the track used in the video? Thanks in advance.
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Dmitry said 8:44PM on 10-20-2006
Not sure where to report this stuff, but there is a new version of Mactracker out. We use it all the time in the store to check people's Macs' specs, and determine what kind of ram they take.
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Ed said 9:13PM on 10-20-2006
Really nicely put together video. :)
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Helen said 6:42PM on 11-08-2006
Superimposing their names over their crotches is a nice touch. Subtle.
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Juan Magdaraog said 2:31AM on 10-22-2006
Thanks for the link. I love the video. I especially love it coz I idolize these guys. We use their products a lot in the company I work for and I must say it's one of the better made web apps out in the market today. Paying for it doesn't seem to hurt as much as other software..
Ditto on the keyboard... I like it.
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David said 1:00AM on 10-23-2006
I neve paid too much attention to 37 signals. But now that I know they use Macs to design their stuff, I'll seriously consider their products. The Mac has been an insperation for me too. I wish my day job alowed me to use a Mac. I think I would be a much happier man. Thanks for the link to the video. This is one more piece of evidence that Macs can be used for a veriety of tasks and projects. Macs aren't only for teachers or graphic designers, they work great for accountants, layers and programmers.
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