Steve Jobs RIP

[Letters]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-15193922

:rose:

[Flavs]

There's an app for that

[LDG]

He'll probably get better signal up there <_<

[Flavs]

Being an apple guy he was always going to break to be fair

[LDG]

Victim of his own ideas. Itunes probably gave him the cancer, from trying to find a way to transfer his music library to another computer :rose:

[Flavs]

I wonder if his school nickname was Hand or Blow?

[LDG]

Stevo.

[GP]

Bye

[Marc Overmars]

RIP.

Not the biggest fan of Apple if I'm honest but there's no denying how innovative and influential he's been.

[McNamara That Ghost...]

RIP.

I guess he didn't fully test the 4S then.

[Japan Shaking All Over]

Few news articles on the box showing the early modals, fuck takes me back to my Spectrum 48. . . .with the rubber buttons that used to get stuck
Atari, the one I really wanted bit the old man refused to buy for me

[LDG]

Commodore 64 :bow:

Still got it.

Wonder whether it's worth anything :unsure:

[GP]

He'll probably get better signal up there <_<

Up?

[LDG]

Up?

His arse.

[dazthegooner]

His arse.

Bit harsh only just died and you want his Arse :shrug:

[GP]

You know what these fanboys are like...

[Marc Overmars]

Just found out that he used to be one of the top guys at Pixar as well. :blink:

:bow:

[Olivier's xmas twist]

RIP

[PGFC]

Poor Steve, misled by an adage iRP

[V-Pig]

Not a philanthropist, despite his obscene wealth.

Proprietorial software.

Poor environmental record.

Creepy belt-less tucked-in black turtle-neck look.

Meh.

[Cripps_orig]

Never heard of him

rip

[Master Splinter]

b

[GP]

http://www.dlist.com/pics/1/2/12853/D585E9ED-6B7B-C239-D2EC-3513D664569C.jpg

Too zune?

[Marc Overmars]

They say when we die our lives flash before our eyes.


Not for Steve Jobs though, who didn't have Flash Player installed...

[V-Pig]

They say when we die our lives flash before our eyes.


Not for Steve Jobs though, who didn't have Flash Player installed...

:lol:

[Letters]

Too zune?

:haha:

very good.

[McNamara That Ghost...]

These jokes are sick.

He'll be shuffling in his grave.

[LDG]

:sulk:

You think it's funny to make jokes about his death? idon't

[GP]

I think he's taking this cloud service a bit too seriously.

[McNamara That Ghost...]

I hope his Nano can make it to the funeral.

[LDG]

I hope his Nano can make it to the funeral.

Would be a nice touch.

[Letters]

Nicked from someone's FB status:

"When Reagan was president, we had Johnny Cash, Bob Hope, and Steve Jobs. In Obama's America, no Cash, no Hope and no Jobs."

[Flavs]

Not a philanthropist, despite his obscene wealth.

Proprietorial software.

Poor environmental record.

Creepy belt-less tucked-in black turtle-neck look.

Meh.

Good job he wasn't fat or you would really hate him

[Coney]

http://gawker.com/5847344/what-everyone-is-too-polite-to-say-about-steve-jobs


The internet allowed people around the world to express themselves more freely and more easily. With the App Store, Apple reversed that progress. The iPhone and iPad constitute the most popular platform for handheld computerizing in America, key venues for media and software. But to put anything on the devices, you need Apple's permission. And the company wields its power aggressively.

In the name of protecting children from the evils of erotica — "freedom from porn" — and adults from one another, Jobs has banned from being installed on his devices gay art, gay travel guides, political cartoons, sexy pictures, Congressional candidate pamphlets, political caricature, Vogue fashion spreads, systems invented by the opposition, and other things considered morally suspect.

Apple's devices have connected us to a world of information. But they don't permit a full expression of ideas. Indeed, the people Apple supposedly serves — "the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers" — have been particularly put out by Jobs' lockdown. That America's most admired company has followed such an un-American path, and imposed centralized restrictions typical of the companies it once mocked, is deeply disturbing.

But then Jobs never seemed comfortable with the idea of fully empowered workers or a truly free press. Inside Apple, there is a culture of fear and control around communication; Apple's "Worldwide Loyalty Team" specializes in hunting down leakers, confiscating mobile phones and searching computers.

Apple applies coercive tactics to the press, as well. Its first response to stories it doesn't like is typically manipulation and badgering, for example, threatening to withhold access to events and executives.

[Letters]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-15251734


Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died of respiratory arrest linked to the spread of his pancreatic cancer, his death certificate has revealed.

So...he stopped breathing? Yeah, that would do it I guess.
Thanks, professor

:doh:

[Syn]

:haha:

[GP]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxaCOHT0pmI&feature=player_embedded

[Coney]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15400984


Steve Jobs said he wanted to destroy Android and would spend all of Apple's money and his dying breath if that is what it took to do so.

If true, he clearly had 'issues'. If you are really prepared to do that, you have no right to run a company.

[LDG]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15400984



If true, he clearly had 'issues'. If you are really prepared to do that, you have no right to run a company.


his dying breath

FAIL!!

[Coney]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15400984


Steve Jobs said he wanted to destroy Android and would spend all of Apple's money and his dying breath if that is what it took to do so.

If true, he clearly had 'issues'. If you are really prepared to do that, you have no right to run a company.


his dying breath


FAIL!!

:haha: