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Some models of LaserWriter also had an undocumented PostScript command which would print a La Costeña order form for you to fax in. I always appreciate super-ob
by jdcarter 10y ago
Some models of LaserWriter also had an undocumented PostScript command which would print a La Costeña order form for you to fax in. I always appreciate super-obscure Easter Eggs like that.
- DashRattlesnake 10y agoThat Easter egg is apparently so obscure that your comment is the only thing about it on Google: https://www.google.com/#q=%22La+Costena%22+laserwriter https://www.google.com/#q=%22La+Costena%22+laserwriter Care to share any more details?
- hogrammer 10y agoI worked at Adobe during the Laserwriter days. There were easter eggs in PostScript, and we did eat at La Costena, but I know of no such Easter Egg, and I would have known about that.
- jdcarter 10y agoSorry I'm late seeing your comment, but I'll tell you what I know for posterity. I heard the story third-hand: a prior manager of mine, Mark "The Red" Harlan (of Clarus the dogcow fame), used to be a DTS manager at Apple back in the late 80's/early 90's. He also hosted a MC'd at WWDC each year called "Stump the Experts," where the audience got to challenge a panel of Apple engineers with the most obscure questions possible. One audience member asked about this PostScript command, and one of the engineers admitted to the fax-in burrito order form. Sorry I don't remember the engineer's name or which WWDC year, but I'll ping Mark.