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and besides what kind of heaven would that be...you just want to be steve jobs chillin, hopefully with a better body cause damn he was looking skinny, when every2 seconds some apple fanboy wants to talk his ear off about bullshit.

hell i tell you

hell

RIP

RIP Steven, the greatest marketing conman of the 21st century

that would be billy mays

IveGotPenisEnvy wrote:Wow, unexpected. I thought he was going to get treatment. Oh yeah, you won't see him there's no God.

There is no effective treatment for pancreatic cancer. Definitely not unexpected at all. He had a short-term death sentence as soon as it was diagnosed.

I'll respectfully say RIP to Mr. Jobs, and to the millions of other people who have died from cancer. It's an ugly disease.

OH NOES! A billionaire cracker snuffed it! Who gives a fuck?

Nightshade, how are things going with you these days? You seem more bitter than usual...

lol...more celebrity worship.

The guy didn't give a flying fuck about his fellow man. Burn in hell.

i'm under the impression that apple's early as well as the later success with the iStuff was mainly his innovations? atleast on a direction aspect. I wonder how much this will affect apple's future in the coming years and if it will still remain a smug, forward thinking and innovative company. Will be interesting to see if his lack of presence has a considerable effect.

I give Apple 5 years before the lack of the focus Jobs brought to the table takes them back to where they were when Gil Amelio was at the helm.

Whether you like him or not, he's still a huge historic figure in the development of personal computers and his legacy should be celebrated. Even if you're an opponent to his company and ideology, you can at least give him credit for bringing computers to the masses and providing competition and innovation to the market. Even if you have never owned an Apple product, that alone is something worth missing him for.

He was also about as philanthropic as Hitler. Hero worship is unhealthy.

I heard he was killed by wasps, confirm/deny?

wow, looks like steve job's death was like apple products: something people didn't know they wanted until it was given to them

obsidian wrote:Whether you like him or not, he's still a huge historic figure in the development of personal computers and his legacy should be celebrated. Even if you're an opponent to his company and ideology, you can at least give him credit for bringing computers to the masses and providing competition and innovation to the market. Even if you have never owned an Apple product, that alone is something worth missing him for.

Imagine a world with only windows and linux...

There probably wouldn't have been a Windows if not for OS X and vice versa. Not sure about Linux, certainly wouldn't be what it is today.

Mat Linnett wrote:I give Apple 5 years before the lack of the focus Jobs brought to the table takes them back to where they were when Gil Amelio was at the helm.

http://www.theonion.com/articles/new-ap ... ers,21207/

ffs onion , get some talent

Mat Linnett wrote:I give Apple 5 years before the lack of the focus Jobs brought to the table takes them back to where they were when Gil Amelio was at the helm.

I wouldnt be surprised if he has a 10 year plan stored somewhere in a vault and has by will&testimony appointed a few arbiters to safeguard these ideas.

Steve Jobs didn't see his life flash before his eyes because Apple products don't support Flash.

Wow, Obama has finally done something about jobs.

Just this decade alone, we've lost Jobs, Cash, and Hope