Here's to you, Steve. #
Posted Saturday 25th April 2009 05:02 GMT
I, too, hope The Black Turtleneck Man continues to surprise, delight and/or infuriate us all for a long time to come. The world will be a duller place when he's gone.
Posted Friday 24th April 2009 21:40 GMT
for tax reasons ?
Posted Friday 24th April 2009 21:40 GMT
It's has noticed that Apple has retained the services of the Fat Lady Singing Troupe, to be deployed on short notice in the next 12 months.
Steve, is slowly and painfully carking it methinks, and Apple PR are keeping him out of the spotlight to calm investors in this rough economic period.
Posted Friday 24th April 2009 23:10 GMT
... that the roles are reversed.
You might be a Jobs, Gates, Jee-dubya, Hobama ... or a plain ol' nobody as far as the media/commerce/finance sectors are concerned.
But! You do have health issues. And you are a human being.
Imagine, just imagine ...
Posted Saturday 25th April 2009 05:02 GMT
I, too, hope The Black Turtleneck Man continues to surprise, delight and/or infuriate us all for a long time to come. The world will be a duller place when he's gone.
Posted Saturday 25th April 2009 11:16 GMT
he's gotten himself sucked into some MMO like WoW or EVE and hasn't left the house for months as he's too busy grinding away, mining for metal
Posted Sunday 26th April 2009 05:50 GMT
What happens to the IT industry once the current generation, Jobs, Gates, Ellison, Torvalds, McNealy et al, shuffle on this mortal coil?
Who's there to take their places?
Posted Sunday 26th April 2009 05:50 GMT
....that certainly lends some perspective to the $1 a year philanthropy-special salary.
Mine's the one with the expense claim in the pocket.
Posted Monday 27th April 2009 09:37 GMT
Too true. There's a world of difference between yesteryear's spotty oiks who worked like Trojans to build an empire from nothing and today's spotty oiks who snaffle a load of Venture capital, build an intangible house of cards and then flog it to whichever one of the old skool boys is most starry-eyed over Web 2.0 this week.
Posted Monday 27th April 2009 09:43 GMT
Don't want to see anyone ill/suffering/whatever, but I will not buy another Mac while Jobs still has anything to do with Apple. Not that Apple is necessary going to change for the better after Jobs is gone.