It's a serious business now, and we can't trust business to hobbyists and mad scientists. Jeanne furrowed her brow, a bargain-basement Diane Sawyer. You've got to have a big, well-funded organization that's well integrated into the industry to make a contribution. A couple of pimply teenagers tinkering in their parents' garage just won't cut it anymore. There's too much at stake now.
Software engineering is a science now, with well-known principles and clear pathways to success.
Steve shifted into high dander. Silicon Follies appears in Technology every Wednesday and Sunday. Barry did not relent. The real art is no longer in crafting programs, it's in having the vision to identify the opportunities and cultivate the business relationships necessary to bring technology to market. This industry is mature enough that the real innovators are no longer hunched in front of a terminal.