Steve Jobs passed away.

No he's not.

He was preaching on a corner in the city last night.

Boy, was he pissed.

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Polly the Parrott
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Sigh, against such insight I'll bow to your greater knowledge and experience.

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terryc

Unfortunately I believe that

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Petzl

So take up smoking and gambling

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Petzl

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Never owned an Apple device in my life. But they were pioneers in windows, icon and mouse based personal computing, arguably the most significant development in personal computing history.

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Tlosic

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My name is Jesus now?

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Jeßus

Probably lost his iBible.

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Jeßus

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Think Xerox. Think Apple stole the "look & feel".

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SG1

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A bit before my time, but Apple was the first to make a commercially successful product. We're talking about which products had the reach to users. Apple were the ones who achieved this.

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Frenton

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Exactly! As SG1 said, they stole it and made it "successful". And then Microsoft stole it again and made it even more "successful". And then Microsoft even stole/extorted the name "Windows" from those who used it before them. What was your point again!? :-(

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Frank Slootweg

Tlosic wrote

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icon and mouse based personal computing,

Nope, just first to have those in a mass market product.

Yes.

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Rod Speed

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Tandy ("Radio Shack") at that time also had some good (for the times) products out, which worked very well.

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Polly the Parrott

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Wrong, Commodore and Tandy did that.

We're talking about which products had the reach

Wrong again.

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Clocky

A great little machine which I used to learn to write BASIC and Assembler programs plus control some electronic devices.

I chose the Amiga over the Apple product because the Amiga could be hacked.

jc

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When Commodore showed the Commodore PET to Tandy (Commodore was looking for a distribution channel) it inspired Tandy to build and market their own line of computers.

They dominated the market early on, Apple didn't get a look in.

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Clocky

No, they licensed it fair and square. And improved it, and made a successful product out of it.

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Joe Pfeiffer

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Maybe, And you too will be forgotten. :-/

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hamilton

Indeed - But where are they now?

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Andy

When has the date Changed? Multicultural brainwashing are now burning the Birth of Christ out of Children's minds B.C./A.D. versus B.C.E./C.E <

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This ninth day of October, in the year of our Lord two thousand and eleven.

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Petzl

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As I should be. I've done nothing to warrant being remembered, nor do I want to be.

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Jeßus

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