A Leak Has Sprung in Cupertino

I wonder what damage the water has done. Funny quote from the article...

Of course as any Apple fans boys will tell you, this will not stop the operations of their favourite computer hardware outfit. Steve Jobs walks on water - heck, everyone knows that.

Ouch, I didn't know Apple's foundation was falling appart...

I wonder what that did for their networking :pirate2:

This morning I woke up and decided to make some breakfast. Cooked some toast, put on the peanut butter and oops dropped it on the floor. Of course it landed peanut butter down, leaving a mess on the floor.

Know what this story and the leak in cupertino have in common? Neither are that interesting to people that aren't directly effected.

But obviously caught enough attention to leave a comment. :pirate2:

This morning I woke up and decided to make some breakfast. Cooked some toast, put on the peanut butter and oops dropped it on the floor. Of course it landed peanut butter down, leaving a mess on the floor.

Know what this story and the leak in cupertino have in common? Neither are that interesting to people that aren't directly effected.

Actually, if there was seriously a *foot* of water on the floor, it could temporarily affect operations in an interesting way. We don't know exactly what Apple stores on the ground floor, and while it's doubtful any data loss occured (backups FTW!), it is possible they will have to relocate some of their outfits. It's quite possibly very interesting, but only time will tell.

I could definitely see how something like this could lead to interesting news, I'm just saying in its current form... it's not.

Maybe... we can expect refurbished WATERCOOLED macpro later

Obviously the point of the post is to state that the site has insider info on Apple.

Anyway a post like this every now and then wont hurt the site at all.

Keep up the good work.

I apologize for posting such abominably useless news on the front page. Perhaps Mash should fire me, along with the bosses of other news sites like "TheInquirer" or "CBS" or "AppleInsider" or "CNet News" respectively firing their news team member who posted this same story too...

lol J/K. I know this isn't really "news", just a random tidbit to poke fun of...

As a CNet News reader pointed out: "Not a news story, and doesn't pretend to be one -- it's fine."

And of course, if there really is a problem with stories like these being posted, then I'll stop.

I wonder what caused the flood? Maybe Bill Gates blocked their water pipes with old chinese food in a futile attempt to ruin Apple's development of Leopard. Maybe Steve Jobs took a big **** and it got stuck. Maybe some guy tried to flush a Vista RTM installation CD down the toilet. The possibilities are endless.

And of course, if there really is a problem with stories like these being posted, then I'll stop.

It's a great story and I'm glad you took the time to bring it to us, keep up the good job REVENGE

Hmm. Maybe I just need to add a "Flame Writer" button like TheInquirer has .

Why are people flaming when there's bad news about Apple?

.. and then go out of their way to make fun of Microsoft when it has bad news?

Pathetic?

KanadaKid just wants to start a flame war

Maybe... we can expect refurbished WATERCOOLED macpro later