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Mac’s Lazy Design - iMUG Talk

Graham Miln

Written by Graham Miln on May 7th, 2008

I will be arguing the benefits of laziness at Victoria’s Mac User Group (iMUG) in a couple of weeks.

I will discuss how laziness has affected the design of Mac OS X, and how laziness influences the design decisions behind DssW Power Manager.

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It will be fun to brush up on my public speaking skills, share some stories of those who have shaped Mac OS X, and get the chance to meet you in person.

The meeting is free and open to the public.

Thanks to iMUG’s president, Les Posen, for the invitation to speak.

iMUG talk essentials.
Who Graham Miln, Director of DssW
What Talking about Mac’s Lazy Design at iMUG
When 6:30pm - 9pm, Tuesday 27 May 2008
Price Free
Where Ross House, Level 4, 247 Flinders Lane, Melbourne (between Swanston & Degraves Streets).

If an usher is not at the door to let you in, press the intercom button marked Floor 4 Front (not Rear).

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One response to “Mac’s Lazy Design - iMUG Talk”

  1. The Age article about DssW and Mac’s Lazy Design — Energy Aware says:
    June 5th, 2008 at 7:08 am

    [...] argued the benefits of laziness at last week’s Victoria Mac User Group (iMUG) meeting and Garry was in the audience. We [...]

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