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Here's how I interpret the progress from this photo of Apple Campus 2:
Reinforced concrete for the floor of the sub basement level has been poured for the most part and the basement walls are nearly complete
A temporary 2-span bridge in the 11 o'clock position for moving materials to the center
Moving counterclockwise, the little squares showing through the sub basement floor are pedestal footings for hydraulic pistons for earthquake protection that will support the drivable floor surface.
Entrance and ramp in the 8 o'clock position from the inner wall of the basement into the center of the ring is for trucks and busses to reach the stage area in the center of the inner ring
The periodic large notches in both the inner and outer wall rings will be for giant hydraulic pilings that will support the 4 story earthquake protected building.
Starting at the 7 o'clock position, a steel girder system is being erected to support the next level, which will be the drivable floor for vehicles. It's starting to be covered with either large re-inforced concrete or corrugated steel plates. It will be a floating drivable surface that is earthquake shock protected.
The area in the bottom left corner could be executive and/or visitor parking or mechanicals beneath what will be the outside dining area.
There's another entrance/exit slightly before the 12 o'clock position
I have no idea what the large rectangular pit in the upper center of the inner ring is going to be, maybe maintenance or drainage system?
In one of the drawings, there was a round water feature in the middle of the circle, maybe it has something to do with that.
Start at 3:30 mark on video
Who played the piano?
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There were a lot of digital watches from this era and before, going back to the 70s
The IBM watchpad 1.5 circa 2001 with digital crown
Computer users are paying the price for Intel dropping CPU development in favor of phone & tablet chips that Apple and others aren't using, so what was the point?
Do they realize they're a broken company?
I don't think so, especially not after reading this.
Intel acknowledges that they're Still Paying the Price for Sitting on the Sidelines of the Mobile Market Too Long
"I'm not going to tell you I'm proud of losing the kind of money we're losing but I'm also going to tell you I'm not embarrassed by it like I was a year ago about where we were," Bryant said. "This is the price you pay for sitting on the sidelines for a number of years and then fighting your way back into the market."
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