http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/1..._n_997223.html
Damn he was one of the coolest nrrds around.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/1..._n_997223.html
Damn he was one of the coolest nrrds around.
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While there are some things about the company I don't like, Jobs' passion for the personal computing revolution did wonders for the state of the industry and without him I have no doubt we'd be seeing a very, very different world of technology right now.
R.I.P.
Well, we now know that the S in iPhone 4S stands for Steve. It is a commemorative edition. Let the stockpile and price gouge commence.
Ya had a good run, changed the world in your own way. RIP
Tax the fucking churches.
Gripes about Apple aside...
Damn. While not entirely a surprise (considered his past health issues), I'll admit I had to double check this first. RIP.
Note to self: Short Apple stock.
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While Apple pisses me off today due to its Cutthroat Marketing tactics and "Big Brother is Watching you" philosophy (from the eyes of a Corporation and not Government) his Achievements behind technology itself can't be denied.
The world has lost an innovator...One who built a company from Nothing to Something, fell to near-nothing and brought it back up on a resurgence in technological domination in not just one area of technology, but FOUR areas of technology in simultaneous fashion.
I am one of those people who I sided with Apple First, then saw them become cutthroat, then Microsoft and Finally Linux. I'd like to say the least that while I had my problems with different companies.....regardless the respect or lack thereof to such companies...
...I never wished for the people behind the ideologies on each side to never lose their lives.
Dying at the age of 56 shows a real lack of responsibility. Those who are great and can change the world should aspire to live as long as possible and truly watch over themselves. Such people are assets to the world.
It makes me sad though I oppose Apple, and don't want them to "Die Out" we now have to deal with an Imitation of a leader to take over the company and try to lead it in a new direction.
R.I.P
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"If you want a bridge between past, present, and future, search for the void and awaken it!"
I wonder if the epitaph on his gravestone will read: "iDied"?
(Sorry, too many corny gravestone puns in Fable & Quest for Glory)
Feed men, and then ask of them virtue!
The man had pancreatic cancer and received a liver transplant just a few years back. I can assure you it wasn't his choice to go young and had nothing to do with any sort of personal responsibility on his part. Pancreatic cancer is absolutely brutal. I saw the effects first-hand with my own grandmother and it's not something anyone should ever have to suffer through.
Mr. Jobs, you were part of a small group of men and women who built little Silicon Valley into a global sentinal of innovation and technological innovation. It is sad to see you go but your legacy in Apple shall live on. Condolences and prayers to you, your family and friends. RIP
RIP Steve Jobs. Your life story will survive for many centuries to come.
Life certainly have a way to balance us mortals. You contribute and change the world rapidly, and you go early because of constant high level of stress; or you contribute little and change the world slowly, you live a life that will not survive the test of time.
Then there is the personal enjoyment. I hope Steve Jobs fell asleep thinking "it was a fun journey".
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Last edited by SolRiver; Oct 6, 2011 at 04:39 AM.
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