Just watched the Steve Jobs documentary on CNN, and
 

... I thought it was good! If you're interested in technology especially how everything evolved from the 70's to today, its really worth watching.

cue the haters in 5....4...3....

I enjoyed the CNN Doc. I did not go to either of the movie theatre drama movies.

I bought my first Mac in 1984, and have owned at least one of almost every thing they have made since - except the iPod line.

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Torrent anyone?

Are the mini's good? Worth it? My brother wants a Mac and is eyeballing the Mini.

You're evil. :)

It might be on again this weekend. Otherwise I think Netflix starting carrying CNN documentaries so check there.

Jobs was a pig. when he sent in storm troopers to take out the blogger who was posting pics of the unreleased Iphone4 that was left at a bar, i was done with him. his narcissist, me-obsessed Icrap costs 3x as much for the same power as PC. oh & he never donated to charity, denied ever having a daughter for years.

thats the kind of person you look up to.

:2 cents:

Personally, I don't give a fuck about who he was. I like Apple products and will continue using them until I find something that suits me better.

I've been building my own PCs since x286. My Wife got the original Macbook Air and for the first time ever, she was able to use a computer and not fuck something up. I watched and helped her with it for a year or two and liked what I saw. So, when I was due for a new laptop, I bought my first MacBook Pro. Functionally, it was the best laptop I've ever had and it outlasted all the others. I'm on my second one now.

I'm not a fan of the size of the current iPhone so I've been looking at other options. So far I haven't found anything I like better.

But did you watch the doc?

Also Joshua, the price you pay for a computer shouldn't be just about the power. It should be a combination of power, ease of use, reliability and especially support. I have used both PC's and Macs and I am just endlessly more productive on my Macs. I was a dedicated PC user before I switched too, so give me a little credit on this.

Me either. I like Apple products so thats why I buy them. I learned something new though: When he was younger he used to go to HP in his spare time to learn how to program one of their newest calculators and learn whatever he could about it. I thought that was cool because when I was a kid I used to go to a Radio Shack after school and learn how to write software for the TRS-80 they had on display. I absolutely *loved* doing it, and that part of the Jobs doc reminded me of that.


Same here! I built and used PC's forever and stopped in 2008.

Last November I had to add a PC to my office for a special project. I have 2 Mac's and 1 PC. The PC is an Alienware with fast graphics, SSD drives, etc. It's super-fast, but man on man Windows still sucks. While I think the new Windows 10 interface is probably the nicest they've ever done, it's still just so buggy. I've had to revert to previous installations 3 times since I've had it, plus a few of the usual windows crap I'm sure you've heard about already. My Mac's never ever give me grief.

Thank You Stebe For Inventing The Iphome

Comparing Steve Jobs and Apple against Bill Gates and Microsoft, makes Gates look like an saint. He gives insanely much to charity even out of his own pocket, Jobs on the other hand did not and stopped Apple fro doing any also. I dont like any of them, but must admit that atleast Gates uses alot of his money for good.

Gates isn't really giving money to charity, he's redistributing money that he would have otherwise had to pay to Mr Taxman, he's sends it to places which help his other investments. E.g. you send in autoimmune disease inducing vaccines into a nation 'Free for Charity', then you profit from your pharmaceutical investments when they sell the country drugs to treat the people you induced disease in. Spreading HIV in 'Free' vaccines makes good business sense too.

These people worship money, they don't care about the human cost. Even Steve Jobs was happy to have slaves in China; there were nets outside the buildings to stop them committing suicide, so as Apple didn't have to waste money training new slaves.

Bold. Brutal. Brilliant. CNN unravels the larger-than-life myth behind Steve Jobs. Fri. Jan. 8, at 10p ET

either way, that was a marketing scheme to get people hooked on Apple products when they're children.










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there's nothing special about steve jobs, just like there's nothing special about mark zuckerberg. neither has contributed anything original to society.

jobs was a piece of shit

if there is a hell he's cooking right now

I forgot all about that movie will be watching it

Far left propaganda machine cnn making a saint out of a literal human trash pice of shit thief.
How surprising

thanks, added it to my list of movies and docs i will never watch :thumbsup

Steve was born to suck the devils cock.

IBM, Atari, Comodore and others all donated to schools too. In the 90's, a company I worked for donated 100 brand new IBM compatible computers to schools in Quebec. It was nothing to do with getting kicks hooked on our computers. It was about tax incentives and about doing something good at the same time.

I interned on the Apple program for my college and local school district in 1994 and 1995. and it was very much about getting kids hooked into the Apple ecosystem.