Inside the mind of Digital Igloo!

[Fireproof]

Pretty cool article about our friend Eric Klein.

The Long Game: Inside the Mind of Eric Klein

The story of Helix Stadium isn’t just about gear. It’s about the way Eric Klein’s brain refuses to stop working. His fingerprints are all over the Helix family of products, and now, the company’s new flagship-in-waiting: Stadium.

www.thegearconfessions.com

And one more time for the slow peeps:
“It’s not Helix Mark II or the Touchscreen Helix,” he insists. “It’s a completely new platform made from scratch.”

 

[Ed DeGenaro]

That was a great read. Thanks

 

[paisleywookiee]

I thought "Inside the Mind of Digital Igloo" would be more like this right now:

 

[AlbertA]

or this

 

[Fireproof]

I thought "Inside the Mind of Digital Igloo" would be more like this right now:

or this

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Haha. Both are probably relevant.

 

[GTR37]

I was thinking more like this

 

[mrchevy]

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[PBGas]

 

[Antipodes]

Interesting times for DI fer sher. The culmination of years of development, a next gen product about to hit the fan all over the world. I think we are fortunate that single minded guys like DI, CK and Cliff Chase have followed through with such focus on decades long projects to bring us all these toys/tools.

Think of the usual rapid turnover of modern corporate management - companies led by guys and gals with little or no domain specific knowledge who walk away with 9 figures in "compensation" leaving a smoking ruin - and all the short term thinking that has trashed most of the once great western brands. If you look at Sony, Toyota or Honda you see what a visionary founder can do for a company in a couple of decades.

 

[Sascha Franck]

That's an absurd nonstop-praise.

 

[Ed DeGenaro]

That's an absurd nonstop-praise.

And you know what, having worked a decade in MI, and a decade as consultant.
The amount of shit end users thinking they know better fling warrants the occasional non stop praise.

 

[Sascha Franck]

And you know what, having worked a decade in MI, and a decade as consultant.
The amount of shit end users thinking they know better fling warrants the occasional non stop praise.

Maybe. But this article is of no value at all. But that goes for pretty much anything on that site, which I've stumbled across before already.