Welcome back Memory Protectors! This month sees Apple jetting off to Tokyo for Macworld 2000 where Phil tries Sushi for the first time. There isn't much to report other than a few product announcements. We discuss Apple's big bear codenames for OS X, Josh's deep, deep knowledge of wine & apple varieties, we announce our contest winner from last month, and we dive into Apple's diverse choices when it comes to processor architechture with a new segment we like to call: Chip History.

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Follow Up:

• Story of Panic’s MP3 software:
  • The True Story of Audion - by Cabel Sasser
  • Welcome to Macintosh - Don't Panic
• When did Netscape become free? January 22, 1998
• AppleWorks End of Life
• iTools became .Mac (2002), which became MobileMe (2008)
• MacOS Codenames
• Single window mode
  • You can still access it via the terminal (even in Catalina)
• Zev’s tweet

Hot Cocoa:

• Apple continues its trend of advertorial content with iMac DV spot on Oprah’s show
  • Transcript from the show
• Maybe in response to Bungie open-sourcing Marathon 2 last month, Mac Game Designers Urged To Release Old Projects To Open Source
• Apple rolls out Technician Repair Program
• Where the heck is Netscape?
• SoundJam MP Bundled With I-Jam Portable MP3 Player
  • MP3 Player designs were crazy

- Apple dumps more ARM holdings

Topics: Announcements from Macworld Tokyo 2000 🇯🇵

Wednesday, February 16, 2000 @ the Nippon Convention Center - Announcements from the show: - New G4 towers servers - New PowerBooks get Firewire ports - New Graphite iBook

Chip History 🤠

• Chip History theme song by Aaron Boothroyd
• Motorola can't make faster chips
• Where is the 500mhz PowerMac G4?
• People complaining that now there aren't enough options

Recommendations:

• Josh:
  • Book: The Girl with the Pearl Earring
  • Game: Pokémon Stadium
• Matt:
  • Game: Resident Evil Code: Veronica
  • Game Vagrant Story

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