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My dad worked at Motorola at the time. He told a story where Motorola security walked Steve Jobs off of the premesis. Bad times. Anyway, my dad worked on the m
by inetknght 1y ago
My dad worked at Motorola at the time. He told a story where Motorola security walked Steve Jobs off of the premesis. Bad times.
Anyway, my dad worked on the machines that built/tested the motherboard for motorola's clones. He'd bring home some of the broken ones that were supposed to be dumped, and he'd fix them up. I had a top-notch StarMax running some ad-hoc fixes and upgrades. Pretty sweet machine until I finally got a job and bought a Windows machine. It still works today, except that the IDE drive. I could buy a new IDE drive (if I could even find one) but the total horsepower of the machine is less than even a raspberry pi these days, and not worth the power consumption.
- bobmcnamara 1y agoA good IDE to SATA adapter and SSD and it should be a screamer
- FirmwareBurner 1y ago>Motorola security walked Steve Jobs off of the premesis Do you know why? Sounds like a story everyone would be interested to hear.
- inetknght 1y agoNo, I don't know/remember why. But it was shortly after that when mac clones stopped being a thing.
- FirmwareBurner 1y agoUsing security to escort Steve Jobs out seems a bit extreme, no? Were they afraid he was gonna steal or break something on his way out or what lol
- trenchpilgrim 1y agoWhen I worked at $BIGCORP it was corporate policy that all visitors needed to be escorted out of the building, but this was usually done by one of the employees they had come to meet with, not security.
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