I just read this post at Cult of Mac. The lead architect of Microsoft's Windows 95, 98 and Internet Explorer 3 and 4 now is a Mac aficionado, and has left Microsoft to start his own firm developing for the Mac platform full-time.
On the one hand I think it's poetic justice that he ditched the abomination he was partly responsible for foisting on the rest of us for the superior platform. On the other, though, my dark side thinks he ought to serve penance by being forced to use a 486-66 with Windows95 and IE3.
On the one hand I think it's poetic justice that he ditched the abomination he was partly responsible for foisting on the rest of us for the superior platform. On the other, though, my dark side thinks he ought to serve penance by being forced to use a 486-66 with Windows95 and IE3.
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