Macintosh, every mention

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▶ 18:37 Chuck Surack In the early days, they were on a floppy disk that was a three and a half inch, kind of a semi-rigid disk that the Macintoshes used.

▶ 6:13 Aaron Krause And I, I use my Macintosh to start using a business program to track my customers.

▶ 1:55 Tristan Harris And I'm honored today to say that my co-founder, Asa Raskin, his father was Jeff Raskin, who started the Macintosh project at Apple, you know, along with Steve Jobs, who later took over the project.

▶ 2:23 Guy Raz From what I gather, like, a big, a big kind of moment for you was getting that, your first Mac II. 2 times in the scene

▶ 7:37 Guy Raz So it's still like DOS, and you had, you had the, of course, Apple Mac, which made things easier, but, but for people who had PCs, it was still complicated, right? 4 times in the scene
▶ 10:36 David Baszucki And we were right in the hardcore educational computing transition from Apple II to Macintosh. 2 times in the scene
▶ 13:50 David Baszucki A physics simulator running on a Macintosh plus.
▶ 15:15 David Baszucki In all, there is a big community of Macintosh magazines, so Mac Plus, Mac User, and we won a bunch of awards, Best Educational Software, Best Teaching Software, so that's where he heard about us.

▶ 12:49 unnamed speaker People would, like, use WordPageMaker or QuarkExpress on a Mac and print out pretty nice layout pages, and then you could photocopy them into zines and then sell them.

▶ 20:16 Bob Williams It's so funny, because I remember we had these Mac classics, so they had like the screen that was about the size of your iPhone today.

▶ 0:48 Guy Raz I'm Guy Raz, and on the show today, how Linda Weinman turned her fascination for the first Mac computer into lynda.com, a publishing powerhouse that produced thousands of how-to videos and sold for a billion and a half dollars. 3 times in the scene
▶ 13:50 Guy Raz And, uh, and you happened to buy one of the, the early Apple Mac computers, and, and you just, like, became obsessed with it.
▶ 13:58 Lynda Weinman Yeah, and I saw the Mac on display, and I just, I couldn't believe it. 6 times in the scene
▶ 1:10:56 Guy Raz Linda, you loved that Mac, and you just thought it was amazing, and you start teaching people, and, and, and then it grew into a consulting business, and, and, and Bruce, you did some, some design work, and then the two of you got…

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