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A clip from Adam Lashinsky's appearance at LinkedIn headquarters, the first stop on his publicity tour for "Inside Apple," in which a former Apple employee asks "What creates the perfect Kool-Aid drinker?"

It happened once, and it might have happened again: An Apple employee leaves a prototype product lying around in a bar, to be discovered by some hapless patron who then sells it for a few thousand bucks to a tech blog.

But based on some details Fast Company turned up in a story on Friday, it seems a small miracle that anything ever gets past the clutches of Apple security.

MacRuby's lead developer and Apple employee Laurent Sansonetti has today released MacRuby 0.10 (yep, that's ten), the latest version of the Mac OS X-focused Ruby implementation. 0.10 is the latest stepping stone on the way to a forthcoming 1.0 release.

MacRuby team lead and Apple employee Laurent Sansonetti has unveiled MacRuby 0.8, the latest release of the Ruby 1.9-compatible Mac-focused Ruby implementation.

Six computers and other items seized by task force from San Mateo poli

The story of how Gizmodo got its hands on the device, thanks to the carelessness of an Apple employee and the commercial instincts of an anonymous middleman, has been big news all week.

But while there's no question the story brought Gawker millions of page views, what it hasn't brought so far, Gawker Media owner Nick Denton says, is money.

Prototype found in a California bar reveals pla

OK, we know the iPhone, as wonderful as it is, can be a troublesome device.