Taiwanese Animators Take On Steve Jobs' Biography
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No important event is complete without its own special Taiwanese animation.
Next Media News' CGI animations have become a staple for us. The company, which recreates news stories with humorous animations, started with the Tiger Woods last year and never seems to fail to make us laugh. NMN often covers tech news, and in the last few weeks the network has covered the rumored sale of Yahoo!, Apple's Siri personal assistant, the recent Blackberry outage, and, of course, the death of Steve Jobs.
This week, they're focusing on Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs biography, which hit store shelves and e-tail sites this past Monday. Check out the cartoon below.
Steve Jobs' iBiography
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John McCarthy died on the 24th too. He invented LISP.
I hope he MUST use Android, where ever he is now :_)
Steve is currently stood in the middle of a queue of people waiting to get into hell's equivalent of the pearly gates, there is a line of Foxconn suicide victims in front of him and it's taking a loooooong time to get in.
1. Scammed Wocz and lied to him for his ideas. Best BFF ever.
2. Gave two-#$*& about his employees. Terrible manager from others perspectives online.
3. Californian. **Yeah Herbal meds really helped you in the end huh?**
4. Didn't believe in families.
5. Started to believe in God in the end? He thought he was God himself until oops.
Hitler, Bin Laden, Stalin and Jeffrey Dahmer are all dead too
Should I respect them?
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Simply being not alive anymore does not confer an instant respect status on someone, I feel sorry for Steve Jobs family and friends, but he was still an a-hole.
no worries apple will still be your friendly neighborly tech natzi's
Retaliating a general statement with such extreme cases does not warrant a higher moral point. Ok, wtf am I talking about? NM, all I want to say is, you may feel like he is a-hole, but he is dead and you are not. You win
But one thing that always sticks with me about Jobs (in a bad way) and how he views his employees and work ethic is:
"90 hours a week and loving it"
You will be missed Steve, even though I haven't agreed with most of your practices over the past 25 years. You did have a vision Steve, but I wouldn't call it revolutionary.
In general, people that bring up Hitler and Stalin in a comparison cannot be taken seriously.
I do not agree with Jobs, but it's important to calm down. As we say, "dead men have no mouths".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ryr6A3ZzDPs&feature=player_embedded