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Rest in peace Steve Jobs.

As I type this on one of your fantastic innovations.

http://www.apple.com

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Very sad day. He defined what it meant to be innovative. .

This sucks!!

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Regards,

Peter

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wow - literally changed the world or at least how people live in the world. on par with edison.

No iPhone 5 yesterday and now this....sad day for apple fans. A true visionary and a brilliant leader.

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I dropped a couple tears when I heard the news, even had to sign off my work computer for a moment to gather myself, what a huge loss to the world. Icloud and Iheaven are for you Steve. Terrible news

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wow. we all knew it was coming - pancreatic cancer is a quick death, fortunate to have the time he did, I lost a friend in a matter of a few months from diagnosis til gone. Jobs was truely visionary and we are lucky to use his innovations, what a loss. RIP, sir.

I was speaking to a doc friend about this the other day. Pancreatic cancer is about as bad as it can get.

Sad news.

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-RJ

One, you rarely have symptoms until it's too late and two, you can't remove it since you can't live without it.

Sucks for his family, friends, and supporters.

I think it was Bill Maher who said the only way to save the U.S. economy was to make Jobs Emperor.

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RIP, he certainly left his mark on the world.

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we all knew it would happen soon, he has outlived most with a similar diagnosis.
still, was not the type of news you hope for when you wake up in the morning.
a true visionary has left.

the wonders of the iWorld: just stumbled upon a commentary from a rather surprising source, a rabbi´s take about the impact Steve had. Interesting read and relevant thoughts.

http://www.chabad.org/blogs/blog_cdo/ai ... -World.htm

He has been very important in shaping our (post)modern world.
R.I.P. Steve.

I would like to say a few word about steve jobs.
I would like to commemorate the life of Steve Jobs on of the most influential people of the 21 century. who has changed the world with his innovating idea's. It is a sad loss for us all. He has not just changed the country he has changed the world with the modern technology and ideas. On behalf of the world I would like to say thank you and let us never forget how you have changed the nation.

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that was interesting and brought a compelling perspective.
Regarding the reference to Jobs going to Xerox PARC and seeing the GUI (and the mouse was born there, too) - if you have any interest, read :
Dealers of Lightning: Xerox PARC and the Dawn of the Computer Age

http://www.amazon.com/Dealers-Lightning-Xerox-PARC-Computer/dp/0887309895#_

fascinating story of how Xerox invented a lot of what we are using today, and let it slip through their fingers.