Steve Jobs died.

[pekv2]

Am I missing something? Is this a joke?

Or is this Zuckerberg & Bill saying RIP to Steve all in one?

[tvbcof]

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Am I missing something? Is this a joke?

Or is this Zuckerberg & Bill saying RIP to Steve all in one?

I took it to be a comment on the reliability of information on the Internets.  And I found it very amusing, but that is possibly because I never developed a man-crush on Steve Jobs and never found any of Apple's wares provoke a tumescence.

[pekv2]

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oic.

[BCEmporium]

[Sannyasi]

lol!

but really- despite me hating macs because they force you to blah blah blah- he made a hell of an impact on the world. Good man he is/was/whatever

[Fiyasko]

RIP Steve. From an Apple hater but a life lover. 

Wow. I really didnt expect someone to share the same opionion as me.

Hated the guy.
Hated his Marketing Domination
Fucking Hated apple.
But RIP, Your gone now. Whats done is Done.

[BCEmporium]

RIP Steve. From an Apple hater but a life lover. 

Wow. I really didnt expect someone to share the same opionion as me.

Hated the guy.
Hated his Marketing Domination
Fucking Hated apple.
But RIP, Your gone now. Whats done is Done.

Put to perspective I look at Steve Jobs like a gifted business man able to transform old junk into the latest big thing, NOT an inventor, NOT a developer, he wasn't either. He resembles Marconi, for many years remembered as the radio inventor whereas all he did in such grounds was to buy it from Nikola Tesla.
From his stubbornness I applaud only one; keep iPhone/iPad Java (and other junk, like flash) free, it made a huge difference... when you try to compare an Android (Java junk) to iOS you can easily see it. But nevertheless he turned Macintosh from a high quality company into a good-for-nothing-but-vanity-braindead-folks Apple.
But maybe he was right... maybe the masses love junk. How else can we explain the success of PC compared to its late 80's competition?

[tvbcof]

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Put to perspective I look at Steve Jobs like a gifted business man able to transform old junk into the latest big thing, NOT an inventor, NOT a developer, he wasn't either. He resembles Marconi, for many years remembered as the radio inventor whereas all he did in such grounds was to buy it from Nikola Tesla.

But maybe he was right... maybe the masses love junk. How else can we explain the success of PC compared to its late 80's competition?

Oh God.  Can someone with graphics skills make a RIP Marconi, picture of Edison, and 'Inventor of the Tesla coil' on it?

[Christian Pezza]

Suppose to be funny!

[Bitcraft]

Not really :/

[naypalm]

is it bad that I chuckled at this?

[Fiyasko]

RIP Steve. From an Apple hater but a life lover. 

Wow. I really didnt expect someone to share the same opionion as me.

Hated the guy.
Hated his Marketing Domination
Fucking Hated apple.
But RIP, Your gone now. Whats done is Done.

Put to perspective I look at Steve Jobs like a gifted business man able to transform old junk into the latest big thing, NOT an inventor, NOT a developer, he wasn't either. He resembles Marconi, for many years remembered as the radio inventor whereas all he did in such grounds was to buy it from Nikola Tesla.
From his stubbornness I applaud only one; keep iPhone/iPad Java (and other junk, like flash) free, it made a huge difference... when you try to compare an Android (Java junk) to iOS you can easily see it. But nevertheless he turned Macintosh from a high quality company into a good-for-nothing-but-vanity-braindead-folks Apple.
But maybe he was right... maybe the masses love junk. How else can we explain the success of PC compared to its late 80's competition?

I fucking love you, You just took my thoughts and put them down for me, Making my day alot simpler.

[astana]

very sad, changed our world for the better. ushered in a whole new era.

[Stalin-chan]

I did it, i'm Steve Wozniak.

[hmongotaku]

Jobs was pretty good. But I think he was done for when apple moved to intel chips.

[cbeast]

Just watched an interview with Woz on MSNBC. Maybe I judged Steve Jobs too harshly. I just wish Apple had more Wozniak in it's core.