Janeiro, 22 2008
Terça-feira

It's official. We're full of it.
People who prefer Apple's Macintosh computers over PCs have long been considered to be on the artsy, hip end of the personality spectrum - and now a study proves that "Mac people" indeed are more liberal and open-minded than average folks.

According to Mindset Media, people who purchase Macs fall into what the branding company calls the "Openness 5" personality category -- which means they are more liberal, less modest and more assured of their own superiority than the population at large.

via 'MAC PEOPLE' MORE OPEN, LIBERAL THAN PC USERS

Update: Oh btw... this is the trailer for the new "MacHEADS" movie.

22 Janeiro 2008 - 22:10   Sem Comentário(s)

"If you don’t get the job, you get paid for your time"
The problem with most job sites is that the people companies really want to hire don’t put their resumes on them because they are happy in their current positions.
The folks at NotchUp (...) tries to lure talented-but-complacent workers and managers into its recruitment pool by turning the job search on its head. Instead of desperate out-of-work employees going hat-in-hand to companies begging for a job interview, on NotchUp, the companies have to pay to interview you. This is supposed to bring out those passive job seekers every company really wants to find.
Even if you don’t get the job, you get paid for your time.

Genial. Cá nunca funcionaria. :-)
via Stealth Job Site NotchUp Makes Companies Pay To Interview You

22 Janeiro 2008 - 22:07   1 Comentário(s)

mStand vs iCurve
 
É impressão minha, ou a mStand (a da esquerda) tem melhor aspecto que a iCurve (agora Elevator) ?

É toda em alumínio como o portátil e não tem aquele pormenor (ridículo) em acrílico. Ambas à venda na Apple Store tuga. Hmmmm.... nice.

ps: O jogos da Aspyr estão lá todos. Alguém me tire o cartão de crédito. :-(

22 Janeiro 2008 - 14:41   3 Comentário(s)