Seeing what a jerk he was...
further confirms my happiness about my own choices to not own an Apple.
Very little in the movies is accurate so that's a very poor basis for such a decision.
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I grew up with Apple and Jobs was both an idol, and a jerk, in my opinion. He was like an enlightened/modern hippie, in how he seemed to value hippie creativity, along with a responsible work ethic. He was far from alone in that way, but it was Steve Jobs who received the most attention for being that way.
I'd like to believe that he could have been a nice guy, instead, but I'm not sure he would have accomplished so much. I think he could have, but I'm just leaving open the possibility that I may be wrong.
Btw, I've never owned an Apple device in my life and probably never will. I highly respect and value Apple the company, and it's products, but I never wanted an appliance in a box, unless it's a can opener.
the movie is pure jewish propaganda against jobs
shareWait until you read what Jobs' brilliant colleague, Steve Wozniak (Woz), has to say about this film:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+CarmsPerez/posts/cDK6ZNpZ6YH
Woz gave 10M of his own money to the garage start-up guys after Jobs screwed them out of the IPO shares. Wow. Now that's impressive.
Same here. I own nothing Apple...not even an iPad or iPod or iPhone...ever
shareYou'd better stop owning tons of other products too...because...get this...most people who make it to the top are dicks. So is Bill Gates.
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Say what you want about the company Apple
They still make GREAT well thought through products
Disagree? Well, do you own an Apple product and can testify that it's not good?
Oh you don't actually have an Apple product, and don't know if it's good or not? Then close your pie hole and grow up :D
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Haha, yeah right. I don't OWN an Apple product but I use one that the company I work for makes me use; An iPhone.
I still wish I had the Blackberry we used to use. My first iPhone, the 5, was a JOKE. Predictive typing was useless, the battery couldn't power a kiddy's toy. I couldn't copy songs, etc over to it because they had to be iTunes/Jobs approved. It had NOTHING that the Blackberry provided effortlessly. I could make the battery on the BB last for nearly a week. How? They had a feature where the phone could shut itself off and back on at prescribed times. "Do not disturb" on the iPhone? Well I guess it's the best they could do.
Fast forward to today and I now have an iPhone 6 supplied by the company. Verdict? Better, much better, but it sure took them a long time to get there. And I can't help but think that half of the improvements that went into it were ripped off from other manufacturers. At this point in time I would say it's...acceptable. Not exactly high praise for something that costs nearly 800 dollars.
BTW, my buddy just stopped drinking the Jobs Koolaid and got himself a Samsung S6. He tells me he's blown away by the Samsung and the freedom and functionality that comes with it. He says he wouldn’t go back to Apple for anything.
Only a pretentious idiot would buy overpriced Apple hardware. I do however use OS X because it's far better than Windows and Linux.
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