Apple says Steve Jobs has died

Stephon. · Postby **Stephon.** » October 9th, 2011, 12:43 pm

Scoobert Bauce, you seem like the kind of guy that would go to a mans funeral that cut you off in traffic one day just to yell about how he gave you a bad drive.

Humes · Postby **Humes** » October 9th, 2011, 1:17 pm

Scoobert Bauce wrote:lol. thats about all I could say about this post. L.O.L

I believe yuh.

Scoobert Bauce · Postby **Scoobert Bauce** » October 9th, 2011, 3:16 pm

Stephon. wrote:Scoobert Bauce, you seem like the kind of guy that would go to a mans funeral that cut you off in traffic one day just to yell about how he gave you a bad drive.

yeah my hatred runs deep. lol

Humes wrote:
Scoobert Bauce wrote:lol. thats about all I could say about this post. L.O.L

I believe yuh.

awesome

Postby **AllTrac** » October 9th, 2011, 5:28 pm

Scoobert Bauce wrote:
Sky wrote:Who's the kraken?

Hear what Scoobert.
I don't like macs. I just don't. They feel fake.
I don't like what jobs did to flash.
I don't like what he did to samsung.
I don't like how he promoted exclusivity.
I don't like how you can't ealisy upgrade macs. You upgrade by buying.
I don't like that double finger scroll. wtf is that.
I really don't like not having a right click.
But I have an ipad2. It's the most powerful device and OS in it's class and I use it to get into my domain and control the routers, PBX, servers, backup and cameras from anywhere. So I give it credit.
Yes, I'm a network admin, I'm in IT, and I don't mean to to toot my own horn, but I'm not a small fry.
Neither is Alltrac.
Neither is Dragist.
Neither is Reix.
Neither is Strauss. And many others here.
Now ask if any of us would hire you if you spew that garbage you claim as your opinion in the interview.
As an IT student you need to give credit where credit is due for different applications. You can't be hating, and that's what you're doing here. A pioneer died and that's what you have to say? Yep, that's hating. Then you're accusing men of being emo. Nope, they just know better than you, IT student. Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Linus Torvalds ( If you need to google him then you really lost)all made great contributions to ICT, and each of their platforms have their place. And guess what, Apple has a big spot in this field weather you like it or not.
So my suggestion is for you to eat some humble pie and see where apple stuff fits in your life and career. Because if you don't you don't have far to go. Why do I think you don't know? Because you're disrespectful enough to fight down against a man and his accomplishments in his RIP thread.
So ask yourself. Are you really ICT? Or are you in the field because " You really like computers and you should work with them". Because if it's the latter, you'll be fixing excel formulas and dusting out desktops for life.

lol. thats about all I could say about this post. L.O.L

cause thats all you can say, because he is right about everything in his post. Im no Apple fan but these new batch of up and coming "IT Techs" have your same attitude. They have no respect for those that did the ground work in the industry and I think alot has to do with everything is easily done with just one click making you all feel accomplished. Those past pioneers you all have no respect for are the ones who made that possible. If you all had work on systems where the GUI was just a command prompt you would of appreciated those that have passed on regardless if you are a fan or not.

pioneer · Postby **pioneer** » October 9th, 2011, 5:29 pm

I does jus have to LOL@ "IT" men who feel they know everything and have solutions to all the world's problems.

Scoobert Bauce · Postby **Scoobert Bauce** » October 9th, 2011, 5:48 pm

pioneer wrote:I does jus have to LOL@ "IT" men who feel they know everything and have solutions to all the world's problems.

basically

Scoobert Bauce · Postby **Scoobert Bauce** » October 9th, 2011, 5:55 pm

lol @ (baically) 7 pages ah this though

Scoobert Bauce · Postby **Scoobert Bauce** » October 9th, 2011, 5:58 pm

AllTrac wrote:
Scoobert Bauce wrote:
Sky wrote:Who's the kraken?

Hear what Scoobert.
I don't like macs. I just don't. They feel fake.
I don't like what jobs did to flash.
I don't like what he did to samsung.
I don't like how he promoted exclusivity.
I don't like how you can't ealisy upgrade macs. You upgrade by buying.
I don't like that double finger scroll. wtf is that.
I really don't like not having a right click.
But I have an ipad2. It's the most powerful device and OS in it's class and I use it to get into my domain and control the routers, PBX, servers, backup and cameras from anywhere. So I give it credit.
Yes, I'm a network admin, I'm in IT, and I don't mean to to toot my own horn, but I'm not a small fry.
Neither is Alltrac.
Neither is Dragist.
Neither is Reix.
Neither is Strauss. And many others here.
Now ask if any of us would hire you if you spew that garbage you claim as your opinion in the interview.
As an IT student you need to give credit where credit is due for different applications. You can't be hating, and that's what you're doing here. A pioneer died and that's what you have to say? Yep, that's hating. Then you're accusing men of being emo. Nope, they just know better than you, IT student. Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Linus Torvalds ( If you need to google him then you really lost)all made great contributions to ICT, and each of their platforms have their place. And guess what, Apple has a big spot in this field weather you like it or not.
So my suggestion is for you to eat some humble pie and see where apple stuff fits in your life and career. Because if you don't you don't have far to go. Why do I think you don't know? Because you're disrespectful enough to fight down against a man and his accomplishments in his RIP thread.
So ask yourself. Are you really ICT? Or are you in the field because " You really like computers and you should work with them". Because if it's the latter, you'll be fixing excel formulas and dusting out desktops for life.

lol. thats about all I could say about this post. L.O.L

cause thats all you can say, because he is right about everything in his post. Im no Apple fan but these new batch of up and coming "IT Techs" have your same attitude. They have no respect for those that did the ground work in the industry and I think alot has to do with everything is easily done with just one click making you all feel accomplished. Those past pioneers you all have no respect for are the ones who made that possible. If you all had work on systems where the GUI was just a command prompt you would of appreciated those that have passed on regardless if you are a fan or not.

actually thats all im willing to say because about 0% of it applies to me. he is right though.

Sky · Postby **Sky** » October 9th, 2011, 8:57 pm

pioneer wrote:I does jus have to LOL@ "IT" men who feel they know everything and have solutions to all the world's problems.

Noob, have you tried turning it off and on again?

pioneer · Postby **pioneer** » October 9th, 2011, 9:27 pm

Breaking news: IT men discover new planet, they are positive it is the cure for cancer.

Sky · Postby **Sky** » October 10th, 2011, 3:46 pm

pioneer wrote:Breaking news: IT men discover new planet, they are positive it is the cure for cancer.

And in other news, Pioneer, Trinidad's biggest internet troll just found a thread and realised that a certain demographic is responding the most. He made two attempts to troll them but things are tough. This is because there is a troll in the thread already getting everyone's attention. Pioneer's actually piggybacking off another troll. Is this the end for Pioneer ladies and gentlemen? Is he no longer in top form? Will he come back from this rot? Only time will tell.

Stephon. · Postby **Stephon.** » October 10th, 2011, 3:49 pm

LMAOOOOOO

Postby **AllTrac** » October 10th, 2011, 4:18 pm

Sky wrote:
pioneer wrote:Breaking news: IT men discover new planet, they are positive it is the cure for cancer.

And in other news, Pioneer, Trinidad's biggest internet troll just found a thread and realised that a certain demographic is responding the most. He made two attempts to troll them but things are tough. This is because there is a troll in the thread already getting everyone's attention. Pioneer's actually piggybacking off another troll. Is this the end for Pioneer ladies and gentlemen? Is he no longer in top form? Will he come back from this rot? Only time will tell.

Oh Emm Ji!
its a troll out!

Postby **Lucian-2nr** » October 10th, 2011, 4:23 pm

Sky wrote:
pioneer wrote:Breaking news: IT men discover new planet, they are positive it is the cure for cancer.

And in other news, Pioneer, Trinidad's biggest internet troll just found a thread and realised that a certain demographic is responding the most. He made two attempts to troll them but things are tough. This is because there is a troll in the thread already getting everyone's attention. Pioneer's actually piggybacking off another troll. Is this the end for Pioneer ladies and gentlemen? Is he no longer in top form? Will he come back from this rot? Only time will tell.

shady23 · Postby **shady23** » October 10th, 2011, 7:24 pm

pioneer · Postby **pioneer** » October 10th, 2011, 7:28 pm

Sky wrote:
pioneer wrote:Breaking news: IT men discover new planet, they are positive it is the cure for cancer.

And in other news, Pioneer, Trinidad's biggest internet troll just found a thread and realised that a certain demographic is responding the most. He made two attempts to troll them but things are tough. This is because there is a troll in the thread already getting everyone's attention. Pioneer's actually piggybacking off another troll. Is this the end for Pioneer ladies and gentlemen? Is he no longer in top form? Will he come back from this rot? Only time will tell.

1Sky

Bizzare · Postby **Bizzare** » October 10th, 2011, 7:45 pm

This thread full of hypocrites btw. Y'all are doing just what ya speakin against. :roll:

ismithx · Postby **ismithx** » October 10th, 2011, 9:05 pm

JAHHHH BOY LOOK HOW ALLYUH MEN TURN AH R.I.P CHED INTO A BACCHANAL SCENE ALLYUH FEEL HAPPY NOW?

My deepest condolences to the family of Steve Jobs, I hope they keep strong.... I would like to see his kids follow in his footsteps.

Mark! · Postby **Mark!** » October 11th, 2011, 4:35 am

ismithx wrote:JAHHHH BOY LOOK HOW ALLYUH MEN TURN AH R.I.P CHED INTO A BACCHANAL SCENE ALLYUH FEEL HAPPY NOW?

aint the first time, aint the last

Dizzy28 · Postby **Dizzy28** » October 28th, 2011, 8:49 am

The multitude of mysteries revealed following the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' death now includes one that puzzled car enthusiasts for years: How did Jobs get away with driving without a license plate? It was common knowledge that Jobs would park his Mercedes SL55 AMG in a handicapped spot at Apple's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters, with nothing to identify his vehicle other than the tiny barcode that usually rests behind the rear license plate. According to Walter Isaacson's new biography, Jobs wanted to avoid having a plate for privacy reasons; and yet when having a license-less silver Mercedes became a kind of trademark, Jobs kept motoring without one "because I don't."

For years, rumors swirled that Jobs had either won a special dispensation from California authorities or was just daring police to stop him. While the why remains somewhat cloudy, an interview by ITWire with a former Apple security executive reveals the real reason: a little-known loophole in California vehicle laws that gives owners up to six months to get plates for their vehicles.

According to Jon Callas, now chief technical officer of Entrust, Jobs would arrange with his vehicle leasing company to switch out his silver Mercedes every six months with a new, identical model — just another of the complicated and expensive ways Jobs thought differently.

noshownogo · Postby **noshownogo** » October 28th, 2011, 9:16 am

was just about to post the above, very nicely worked there Stevie J. Man worked the system, truly another level of intellect.

shogun · Postby **shogun** » November 8th, 2011, 11:58 pm

^haha! that's awesome.

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview Heads for Theaters

Steve Jobs ripped Microsoft a new one back in 1995, when former Apple employee Robert Cringely interviewed his old boss for a PBS special. Fewer than 10 minutes of that crucial videotaped conversation made it into Triumph of the Nerds: The Rise of Accidental Empires, but the rest — believed to be lost in shipping — is now heading for movie theaters Nov. 16 and 17.

Billed as Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview, the 70-minute feature repurposes a copy of the full interview, which Triumph of the Nerds director Paul Sen discovered in his London garage last month when he went searching for the tape after Jobs’ death.

“The tape is PAL-VHS, dubbed on professional equipment from a D1 master, but VHS is still VHS, which is to say crappy,” Cringely said on his blog in a post about the discovery. “Yet video technology has come a long way since 1995, so we’ve been throwing resolution-enhancement voodoo at that tape.”

lt’s a remarkable rediscovery, even though the quality of the source material, which gathered dust for more than a decade, leaves a little to be desired. The content of the decade-old interview offers a candid look at the tech world’s most successful leader, as caught between Jobs’ stints at Apple. In the clip above, an excerpt from the original PBS broadcast, Jobs describes the Eureka moment when he saw his first graphical user interface during a visit to Xerox PARC.

There are many such moments in the newly restored interview, in which Jobs “sorely criticized Microsoft for making bad products,” according to a Landmark Theatres press release.

“[This is] essentially an unedited interview — definitely not the sort of thing you’d normally see on TV,” Cringely said. “It’s me coaxing Steve into a great performance.”

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview, unrated and running 70 minutes, will play the two-night run at Landmark Theatres