“Make something wonderful” is canonized
As cool as it is to hate on Steve Jobs, he did a lot of things right and I believe the digital landscape would be better if he was still around.
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Were Sacagawea and Susan B. Anthony too woke?
Jobs wasn’t innovative, he knew innovative people and took their credit. He was a businessman.
Nah. Jobs was crazy innovative and a major driving force for making computers accessible to the general populace.
“Think different” meant don’t be a fuckin retard who forgot what it means to be human just to fit in with other retards.
The fact you believe this just proves how big of a scam artist he was.
His biggest success (and scam) was how he sold himself as being some tech god, which is still believed by many even this long after his death.
You don’t have to be a tech god to not be a retard.
His whole shthick was about making computers accessible to laymen, which most people didn’t care about at the time.
Guy died of cancer because he thought he knew better than doctors. What a fucking idiot.
So… The perfect face for a us currency
gross.
fuck Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs was the Edison of personal computing.
Jobs was a glorified salesman. Edison was an oligarch notorious for lying, cheating, stealing, and his complete lack of ethics and morals.
I’m absolutely no fan of Jobs but Edison was the bigger bastard.
Jobs took credit for everyone else’s work. He presented himself as a visionary and a creator, when he was mostly just a liar and a thief.
Maybe Edison was worse. I’m not saying Jobs was worse than Edison. I’m saying Jobs fabricated a legacy that a lot of people still believe, and will believe for a long time.
Yeah I’ll agree to that.
Wasn’t Woz really the brain behind it all?
No. Woz was technically-minded, but he did not push for accessibility the way Jobs did.
One of several, but the first and probably most influential. Met Woz. He’s brilliant, but a weird dude.
is this heads/tails? i dont think steve jobs had nothing to do with cray-1?
So, you think Jobs had something to do with cray-1? What was it?