i failed no nextstep november ...............................
November 5, 2025 at 12:04 AM
i failed no nextstep november ...............................
November 2, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Badge #10, surprise gift art for Charky!
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#furry #conbadge #blfc #2025 #yinglet #giftart
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#furry #conbadge #blfc #2025 #yinglet #giftart
October 20, 2025 at 11:26 PM
Badge #10, surprise gift art for Charky!
https://patreon.com/AviYinglet
https://ko-fi.com/AviYinglet
#furry #conbadge #blfc #2025 #yinglet #giftart
https://patreon.com/AviYinglet
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#furry #conbadge #blfc #2025 #yinglet #giftart
EYE AM SKEETING TO YOU FROM NeXTSTEP 3.3
SOMETEYEMS BeOS R4.5 ("Genki")
SOMETEYEMS BeOS R4.5 ("Genki")
October 18, 2025 at 8:51 PM
EYE AM SKEETING TO YOU FROM NeXTSTEP 3.3
SOMETEYEMS BeOS R4.5 ("Genki")
SOMETEYEMS BeOS R4.5 ("Genki")
For #SpreadsheetDay, here's my new in box sealed Lotus Improv 🤌
October 17, 2025 at 1:50 PM
For #SpreadsheetDay, here's my new in box sealed Lotus Improv 🤌
ノスタルジーもそこそこにしてNeXTSTEP
October 5, 2025 at 1:40 PM
ノスタルジーもそこそこにしてNeXTSTEP
not many know this but the "NS" in "NSAID" stands for NextStep
October 2, 2025 at 4:10 PM
not many know this but the "NS" in "NSAID" stands for NextStep
The first web browser, the WorldWideWeb, was both a browser and WYSIWYG editor – "there was no difference between the author and the reader". We ended up with "passive browsers" when WorldWideWeb was ported from the NeXTSTEP to other OS's.
September 28, 2025 at 10:43 PM
The first web browser, the WorldWideWeb, was both a browser and WYSIWYG editor – "there was no difference between the author and the reader". We ended up with "passive browsers" when WorldWideWeb was ported from the NeXTSTEP to other OS's.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: Startups, Meet Your New Distribution Channel: AI (9/18/2025)
Today's HackerNoon newsletter highlights significant historical tech events like the release of NeXTSTEP OS. It also covers current tech stories, including an article on utilizing AI for startup dist…
#ai #news
Today's HackerNoon newsletter highlights significant historical tech events like the release of NeXTSTEP OS. It also covers current tech stories, including an article on utilizing AI for startup dist…
#ai #news
The HackerNoon Newsletter: Startups, Meet Your New Distribution Channel: AI (9/18/2025)
Today's HackerNoon newsletter highlights significant historical tech events like the release of NeXTSTEP OS. It also covers current tech stories, including an article on utilizing AI for startup distribution channels. Another article provides guidance on making fetch requests suitable for production environments. The newsletter explores the contrast between human ingenuity and AI's reliance on probability, drawing from Douglas Adams' work. It delves into the application of machine learning for dynamic pricing in same-day delivery services. A featured story details the creation of a 3D printing farm to support the Ukrainian army. The newsletter encourages readers to consolidate technical knowledge through writing. It offers insights on the value of writing for building credibility and community standards. The newsletter also provides links to resources, including essential interview questions for tech professionals. Finally, it encourages readers to share the newsletter with friends.
hackernoon.com
September 19, 2025 at 1:41 PM
On this day in 1989, NeXTSTEP 1.0 was released.
September 18, 2025 at 12:01 PM
On this day in 1989, NeXTSTEP 1.0 was released.
RT @kcase: Before Pages by Apple, there was Pages by Pages (in 1993, for NeXTSTEP 3.0):
February 2, 2025 at 9:34 PM
RT @kcase: Before Pages by Apple, there was Pages by Pages (in 1993, for NeXTSTEP 3.0):
Pinstripe only got that far because the scan lines on CRTs let it slide. As for Aqua… the NeXTstep vs Mac into Rhapsody into OSX certainly had some warts in how the UI evolved during that time. Gradients! You’re talking about gradients!
March 9, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Pinstripe only got that far because the scan lines on CRTs let it slide. As for Aqua… the NeXTstep vs Mac into Rhapsody into OSX certainly had some warts in how the UI evolved during that time. Gradients! You’re talking about gradients!
Es una mezcla horrenda de IRIX, OS/2 Warp, Windows 95 Beta y algo de NeXTSTEP. Vamos, los que más me gustan
November 19, 2024 at 8:57 PM
Es una mezcla horrenda de IRIX, OS/2 Warp, Windows 95 Beta y algo de NeXTSTEP. Vamos, los que más me gustan
#我がパソコン遍歴
MPC-GX1編 その10
1997年。かつて自らが創業し、やがて石持て追われたAppleにスティーブ・ジョブズが復帰した。
その頃、AppleはMacOSの刷新について絶望的な状況にあった。そこで、先進的でありながら苦戦していた高機能OS、NeXTSTEPをMacOSに転用すべく、NeXT~の持ち主であったジョブズごと迎え入れた。わけがわからない。
ジョブズは復帰するや電光石火、混乱していた製品ラインを４つに整理、次いでMacの売り上げを奪っていた互換機路線、Mac OSのライセンス供与を永久的に停止した。
斯くしてMPC-GX1の未来と命脈は絶たれた。
MPC-GX1編 その10
1997年。かつて自らが創業し、やがて石持て追われたAppleにスティーブ・ジョブズが復帰した。
その頃、AppleはMacOSの刷新について絶望的な状況にあった。そこで、先進的でありながら苦戦していた高機能OS、NeXTSTEPをMacOSに転用すべく、NeXT~の持ち主であったジョブズごと迎え入れた。わけがわからない。
ジョブズは復帰するや電光石火、混乱していた製品ラインを４つに整理、次いでMacの売り上げを奪っていた互換機路線、Mac OSのライセンス供与を永久的に停止した。
斯くしてMPC-GX1の未来と命脈は絶たれた。
November 1, 2024 at 9:03 PM
#我がパソコン遍歴
MPC-GX1編 その10
1997年。かつて自らが創業し、やがて石持て追われたAppleにスティーブ・ジョブズが復帰した。
その頃、AppleはMacOSの刷新について絶望的な状況にあった。そこで、先進的でありながら苦戦していた高機能OS、NeXTSTEPをMacOSに転用すべく、NeXT~の持ち主であったジョブズごと迎え入れた。わけがわからない。
ジョブズは復帰するや電光石火、混乱していた製品ラインを４つに整理、次いでMacの売り上げを奪っていた互換機路線、Mac OSのライセンス供与を永久的に停止した。
斯くしてMPC-GX1の未来と命脈は絶たれた。
MPC-GX1編 その10
1997年。かつて自らが創業し、やがて石持て追われたAppleにスティーブ・ジョブズが復帰した。
その頃、AppleはMacOSの刷新について絶望的な状況にあった。そこで、先進的でありながら苦戦していた高機能OS、NeXTSTEPをMacOSに転用すべく、NeXT~の持ち主であったジョブズごと迎え入れた。わけがわからない。
ジョブズは復帰するや電光石火、混乱していた製品ラインを４つに整理、次いでMacの売り上げを奪っていた互換機路線、Mac OSのライセンス供与を永久的に停止した。
斯くしてMPC-GX1の未来と命脈は絶たれた。
Diplomaten zijn pas goede diplomaten als ze alleen Fox News kijken en The New York Post lezen. (People magazine: ook toegestaan.)
The US State Department is forcing all of its employees to cancel subscriptions to any Trump-unfriendly media.
February 20, 2025 at 7:09 AM
Today I learned that the historical AppKit Release Notes document has notes going all the way back to NeXTStep 3.3. It’s fun to see Windows-specific caveats about NSWindow and NSTextView. developer.apple.com/library/a…
September 1, 2023 at 1:55 PM
Today I learned that the historical AppKit Release Notes document has notes going all the way back to NeXTStep 3.3. It’s fun to see Windows-specific caveats about NSWindow and NSTextView. developer.apple.com/library/a…
Reminds me of when Apple tried to rewrite Mac os in the 90s and failed. Instead they bought Next and recycled NextStep.
March 31, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Reminds me of when Apple tried to rewrite Mac os in the 90s and failed. Instead they bought Next and recycled NextStep.
Ich entwickelte eine NeXTSTEP-App: Wie ich meine Angst vor Objective-C überwunden und es lieben gelernt habe
https://dasgeld.co/posts/FD6A1AEC-47CD-4FFC-AD76-D9F66D4BAD7B
https://dasgeld.co/posts/FD6A1AEC-47CD-4FFC-AD76-D9F66D4BAD7B
June 6, 2025 at 4:11 AM
Ich entwickelte eine NeXTSTEP-App: Wie ich meine Angst vor Objective-C überwunden und es lieben gelernt habe
https://dasgeld.co/posts/FD6A1AEC-47CD-4FFC-AD76-D9F66D4BAD7B
https://dasgeld.co/posts/FD6A1AEC-47CD-4FFC-AD76-D9F66D4BAD7B
The NeXTStep version of MacOS has been in development for nearly 30 years and on the market for nearly 25 years. One would think that Apple's developers would have figured out how to correctly manage multiple display drivers in that length of time.
October 14, 2025 at 2:13 PM
The NeXTStep version of MacOS has been in development for nearly 30 years and on the market for nearly 25 years. One would think that Apple's developers would have figured out how to correctly manage multiple display drivers in that length of time.
(ObNitpick: Some Argue that what happened was that Apple got reverse-acquired by Jobs' failed NeXT company to get Jobs back, but the usual history is that Apple bought NeXT, turned the NeXTSTEP OS into Mac OS X, and experienced a renaissance.)
January 21, 2025 at 6:56 PM
(ObNitpick: Some Argue that what happened was that Apple got reverse-acquired by Jobs' failed NeXT company to get Jobs back, but the usual history is that Apple bought NeXT, turned the NeXTSTEP OS into Mac OS X, and experienced a renaissance.)
NeXTstep was better. 😈
November 23, 2024 at 12:40 PM
NeXTstep was better. 😈
Well, NeXTstep is the software layer, not the hardware layer. When they switched to OpenStep they stopped making hardware and just supported Intel, PA-RISC, Sparc, and Motorola CPUs. Current macOS (and iOS) is a more advanced kernel, etc, but still very similar overall.
December 7, 2024 at 11:37 PM
Well, NeXTstep is the software layer, not the hardware layer. When they switched to OpenStep they stopped making hardware and just supported Intel, PA-RISC, Sparc, and Motorola CPUs. Current macOS (and iOS) is a more advanced kernel, etc, but still very similar overall.