I checked out the comments where some of the original engineers who put this into the ROM commented. Right smack in the middle is a comment from Terry A Davis as well. Damn.
I don't remember how I learned it, but back when my family had a IIci I remember there was a startup key command you could press to display an image of the developers in the ROM. I kind of miss the days when that sort of thing was done.
My favorite one is the story of an engineer who hid an image of Paula Abdul on a CD-ROM (another version I heard was a ROM chip) without anyone’s knowledge. When the image was finally discovered production had already begun, making for a very expensive Easter egg to remove.
kalleboo|1 year ago
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HeckFeck|1 year ago
As early as 2012 he was sharing the gospel of what was to become TempleOS.
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MontagFTB|1 year ago
My favorite one is the story of an engineer who hid an image of Paula Abdul on a CD-ROM (another version I heard was a ROM chip) without anyone’s knowledge. When the image was finally discovered production had already begun, making for a very expensive Easter egg to remove.
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dang|1 year ago
Ghosts in the rom - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4416032 - Aug 2012 (22 comments)
whoopdedo|1 year ago
https://archive.org/details/SWIMDesignDocs/IOP%20serial%20dr...
grvbck|1 year ago
"Help! Help! We're being held prisoner in a system software factory!"
duskwuff|1 year ago
System 7.1: "Help! Help! We're still being held prisoner in a system software factory!"
System 7.5: "Help! Help! He's STILL being held prisoner in a system software factory!"
System 7.5.3: "Mercenaries hit the software factory and freed the prisoners."
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officeplant|1 year ago
>https://www.nycresistor.com/2012/08/21/ghosts-in-the-rom/com...
>https://discussions.apple.com/thread/122367?sortBy=best
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