Steve Jobs rare footage conducting a presentation on 1980 (Insanely Great) 

I'm using an Android, thanks Obama!

You could do a mind-blowing video about it. Including some tutorials

so you are the one who gave ridiculous names for these styles

Wow that’s incredible. Though hopefully in the future people like yourself get paid for their work

haha

Alex Kuhn BURN!

Alex Kuhn We have breaking news: I'm toasted.

+Alex Kuhn Funny Ashton plays him in the movie!

+Mario J. Rivera Genius.....

turn off those MiFi based stations you pinecone

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He was talented, just a second rate human being. Look how he treated his own daughter and his ex-wife. Look how he behaved with his employees. His talent may make him famous, but that does not make him a great human.

@@anwarulbashirshuaib5673 he may be a brat, but at least he knows a greater deal about business and companies than you do.

He's a neoliberal dick. Business acumen my ass. Fuck Jobs. Fuck Apple. Fuck silicon valley. Fuck finiacial capitalism. Fuck rent extraction. Fuck patents. Fuck privatization.

perhaps it was a no brainer in those days..yes he had vision for sure.

qwertyuiop asdfghjkl This should be stickied.

Thank you. This was the comment. I was looking for.

So much that he articulated in such a short period of time. Don't forget that he's no graduate. Don't forget that he was only 25 at the time. He was way ahead of his time. Genius!

qwertyuiop asdfghjkl Thanks for posting these links.

He also had a lot of experience in the tech industry and actually tried to write code in college. But who are we kidding that was a Movie and he's an actor.

Fassbender was a better theatrical interpretation. What Ashton Kutcher did was a creepy obsessive impersonation. Everything from the Gait (walk), twitches and mannerism stuff I only realised i knew about Jobs when watching the movie. Add ontop Kutcher has a massive background in the technology field and that technical part was not acting. There is a scene where he has to grow up and put on a suit infront of the mirror the 80s, that gave me chills. That film did not work as a story and entertainment, it was a creepy Reenactment.

you think Fassbender did a better job because the character came across as more human and more believable... but that isn't who Jobs was in real life. Some people really are crazy caricatures of themselves. The kutcher movie was closer to reality...

***** what was factually incorrect? no doubt there were inaccuracies just wondering what in particular stood out to you.

A lot of the early Apple employees were put off by early versions of the scripts and refused to have anything to do with the Kutcher film. Those that remained involved make it clear that they felt it wasn't a fair representation of Steve Wozniak, who they felt was every bit as committed to innovation and excellence as Jobs was. The role the garage played in the early business is also apparently overplayed. They also found the portrayal of Rod Holt as a biker was hysterical. They had no idea who the actor was meant to be when they were on set. He looks nothing like Holt, and the only connection Holt has to motorbikes is that apparently he had talked about liking dirt bikes. Wozniak isn't a fan of the film. He was offered a consult, but turned it down after seeing early scripts. Wozniak did get involved in the Sorkin film, which he also says portrays things that didn't happen but felt that overall it was a better and more representative film than Kutchner's.

It‘s his way of explaining techné.

Enjoy and Travel The World! Without Steve Jobs, Wozniak would be just another engineer working for salary. Jobs idea to create a company helped Wozniak became filthy rich. Also, Woz forgave Jobs, he was young and poor. About the daughter that he denied, a little bit of background research on the mother's behaviour would explain Job's distrust of her. In any case, Jobs and Lisa reconciled and Lisa inherited a fortune from his father. As for the friend who denied stock options, he wasn't eligible on technical reasons. While it's true that Jobs wasn't the nicest person, his personal problems had been blown out of proportions but of course small minds gossip about people.

@Enjoy and Travel The World! Jobs and the Woz were like bread and butter......Jobs was definitely a selfish sneaky person, but Apple wouldn't have existed without him. Woz designed the product, but Jobs sold it.

I ran a hotel when I was 25 and wasn’t a complete asshole to everyone around me.

@Yousef Ghaneemah mashallah

It’s amazing what AGENTS can accomplish

Yeah

yet renders them so stupid

all human abilities including exploitation and disinformation

@@Daemon1995_ systems emergent from complexity seem to have higher intelligence with simple parts, e.g., an ant colony

So lost

He's probably Jobs' love child...

20 years later Ashton will meet jobs in Egypt on a spiritual journey and learn he was his father

Ashton is also a-rab, like Steve?

@@sadigov Steve was mixed afaik, half Syrian half Swiss

MastaGambit hmm someone is moist

gueringtv Moist? Because i'm analyzing the qualities of a deceased business CEO?

MastaGambit yes

gueringtv ...Okay.

***** Yeah whatever. No homo, guys.

AhYaOkRgT iPad for me

iPad Pro for me. Thanks Steve 😄

iPhone for me

On a Mac Pro here.

iPhone for me

you bet ? you bet on a small minded person ?

ghjlkhl that's very easy to do when you were simply imitating academic researchers whose ideas you borrowed...

ryanrc111 lol if that was that easy everyone would be famous and successful

@@ryanrc111 5 years later are you rich and famous like him now?

@@iammaxwell5773 lmfaoo

@@iammaxwell5773 everything is tapped now simpsons did it

It really was a great computer. It was able to so many things that it wasn't designed to do. And Steve Wozniak was a genius at making every chip and circuit work as efficiently as possible. With time, all machines will reveal their limitations.

Steve Woz is a personal friend and he never says anything bad about Jobs. So I will. Jobs was very smart, but he didn't build the first two computers, woz did and Jobs wasn't very truthful anout it. Jobs screwed people over, acted like a tyrant and was generally kinda nuts. If you watch, you can see it in the smile on his face. Look close.

They did support it for a loooong time, and kept releasing apple ][ based hardware until 1995!

You mean like how Bill Gates said the Internet was a novelty?

Shinigami Lee both Steve’s are great !

how?

he is just a genious thief, nothing more. 0 idea, 0 innovation, just all stolen things

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@@WattsAYetiMan magic is the ultimate simplicity

@@mytube2013 deez nuts

well i don't think people expected much of you at 2. but are you changing the world now, that's the big question on everybody's lips

@@feralmode no it isn't.

I wasnt even born then

tinkers No he’s a bitch

@@arjunarun9147 people the world over are asking themselves right now "what did Arjun have for breakfast"

LSD

Sushi Mamba He did. He experimented with potent substances that gives you divine experiences and perhaps visionary insights.

Gian you are listening to too much rogan. These things are available and more powerful to a sober mind. LSD and the like may do you the service of showing you alternative perspectives, but waking up and carrying it with you sober, and not just chasing the drugs is another thing. People often struggle there.

The reason he predicted the future so well, is because his actions literally defined it.

Apple is still great

50 is a stretch when Microsoft caught on pretty quick

For a 3 years old any concept is a blow. Lol

Alternatively, he was a narcissist who told people the story he knew they wanted to hear and that would resonate with them. Not a bad one, - just a very different skill set. He got insight in the second half of his career

yure absolutely spot on. steve has this aura about him. i guess this is what those dudes back in the day thought about jesus et al...

thanks for your psychiatric interpretation, doctor

@@nbme-answers How did you know I was a Doctor ??

" These are the people who have absolutely no idea of anything truly computer related."? what are you basing it on that those people have no idea?

I'm basing it on their ignorance. No matter whether you are Steve Jobs fan or not, he took a very important role in the computer and electronics industry. If it wasn't for Steve Jobs I doubt that I could type this comment right now or if RU-vid would even exist. He may have been a bit of a tyrant at times, but if it wasnt for him leading the Apple team there may have never been smartphones, user friendly personal computers, mp3 players, tablets etc. If it cant be accepted then its pure ignorance.

Wow you are insanely childish. First of all, i'm a technologist that uses both iOS and Android; both Windows and OSX; iPad and any tablet, etc. So i'm not bias when it comes to technology. I actually prefer Windows over OSX. Also, I own both an iPhone 5S and a Galaxy S4. I like both of them but I prefer the iPhone for its simplicity, which is also why i said "user friendly". User friendly doesn't mean that it has to have all the crap in the world you can load it down with, not does it mean you can customize it until you don't even remember what the original product's interface looked like. When I said "user friendly", I meant how simple it is to use. Xerox invented a crap OS with a mouse pointer, so what? It doesn't matter who invented it. It's all about how it was utilized and executed. IBM had plenty of power to do whatever they wanted to do at the time, but didnt. Steve Jobs was originally an artist, who had a very creative mindset. Did IBM have the knowledge to do it? Hell yeah they did. Did they have the creativity? No. What good is knowledge without creativity? Now, to support your side of the argument, IF (and that's a huge IF) IBM would have thought about doing things the way Apple was doing things before Apple did things, then I think IBM would have dominated the industry with an 100 times better machine than anything Apple produced in its entire first 10 years. Mostly because IBM was rich and had the manpower and all the technology to boot.

You don't have a winning argument you're just broadcasting your foolishness and preference. I like Steve Jobs but credit should be given where credit is due and Microsoft and other software companies assisted in the usefulness of Apple. Apple only had the chassis.

I just explained to you that I am not bias when it comes to technology. Bottom line is : Apple started out as a group of kids in a garage. That same group of kids had all odds against them, including the rich and powerful IBM. Going against a corporate giant like IBM in that day and age would have been business suicide, yet somehow they used their knowledge and creativity to produce a premium brand of computer that reigns as a consumer electronics empire till this day. I respect all of the forefathers of the electronics revolution, including Gates. I have to, because I want to do what they did, again, someday. Not just with any technology, but with great quality. Smooth, finished quality, I think it's something that all technologist can agree on, if nothing else.

+ALBERT EINSTEIN He'd probably yawn and start pointing out everything wrong with it

+ALBERT EINSTEIN And say what? Look at this lump of shit? Look how it's turning people into introverted sad fuckwits?

Show him a modern PC and get apple to release windows 7 XD that would be a fun timeline

+nidkidwonderboy Einstein's General Theory of Relativity was published in 1903. We have learned a lot since then.

+nidkidwonderboy MY COMMENT DIDN'T STATE THAT IT'S POSSIBLE.

Except I'm pretty sure the Apple II is obsolete.

+Katragadda Vijayshankar I think it was both.

+Katragadda Vijayshankar : I think his experience in India, his acquaintance with Buddhism as well, might have helped him greatly in becoming this way.

Fuck India

mmm i would love to see that to.... bein he has passed away.. now that would make him a god

Made me chuckle, too.

1307scooter ya man just watching this is making me appreciate him even more than I already did XD

e g he only seems that way....he was an arrogant lying selfish thief. Read about what he did to Woz with the breakout game....simply no need to do that to someone who is your friend. He was like that till the day he died

@@mdrew44628 Seem you closely worked with Jobs for a long time to make such sweeping statements. When and where exactly did you first meet him?

@@quantumbubbles2106 you have to work closely with someone to know what they are like? It isn't like the things he did were a secret.

@@mdrew44628 Did you WORK WITH HITLER !?????? ;)

@@BarrySlisk ru really comparing Jobs to Hitler??