What did he change exactly?

What did he change exactly?

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Making the internet shit.

he changed the way a phone is used.

He made computing simple and "should just work". From a user point of view, he was a genius. From a engineer or enthusiast, he is the devil. Doesn't matter what people think cause he's dead.

He copied things like Xerox' OS design, Microsoft's touchscreen pad and mp3 players and made them popular

>What did he change exactly?
Popularized the concept of "pretentious inventor who sell overpriced shit".

he changed the way people sold computers

before him computers were being bought by people who used them for something. then he came up with the idea that people should buy the computers because of their homosexual preferences

>From a engineer or enthusiast, he is the devil.
Haven't seen Darwin API, is it that bad compared to NT or Linux?

He just reinvented things that already existed and made them popular... :/

Shit should "just work" huh? You now have two versions of software on a computer thanks to him. The shitty "app" version and the software version that was there for decades and has more features because it is the full package that you won't be able to do on a phone or a tablet.

The app version is and always will be bloated as shit. You can't even run a simple app on on an old Pentium from the late 90s.

>just
Why didn't you?

Were his ideas a blessing or a mistake?

Because I don't have a couple of billion dollars.

He made the internet and computer technology more accessible to morons.

Someone was going to do it eventually, the cynic in me thinks letting everyone have access to the internet at any time just made people dumber since most people can't handle that much information and just want everything spoonfed to them.

He didn't have too

So he made iphone, ipad, ipod and imac with changes in his pocket?

He changed Wozniak. Short-changed, that is.

He made technology for homos accessible.

They forgot
>Failed abortion

>What did he change exactly?
Nothing, he ignored having knocked up a girl and having a daughter with her.

But yeah, he made a lot of money and rally distorted the IT space with the cult-like scheme of Apple.

>He made computing simple and "should just work"
No, we had windows before that.

Millions of people live atomized lives, both too disconnected from humanity and too connected to dopamine-stimualting 'social media,' out of control thottery and eWhoring are replacements for real intimacy for most women, and impede real intimacy by offering the dopamine high all the time

he was great at taking technology and turning it into a coherent system people could actually use.
>mac
>next/osx
>ipod
>iphone
this wasn't a fluke, Steve was a great industrialist.

t. guy who used symbian and windows phone 6.5 before the iphone came out

He didn't really do shit if you think about it.

He rode on the skill/coattails of Woz, entire Apple II team, Jonny Ive etc.

He died a horrible painful death, because he was too dumb to accept chemotherapy.

Pioneered the computer as a jail made cool, designed to sever fools from their freedom.

Created jobs in china (under bad work circumstances untill they were found out).

>what are investors/loans

He revolutionized taking credit for shit you stole from Xerox, and had your friend put together while you smoke weed and refuse to shower.

Who cares what some smelly Jew who sleeps in his offices thinks?

Didn't Bill Gates revolutionize the same way by stealing from him?

Indeed he did

Become God Silicon Valley, buy expensive yatch new lover of ex wife's use.

>Jobs didn't do anything!
>Apple goes to complete shit once he's gone

The acceptable price for a phone

He definitely changed that

Chemotherapy can't cure AIDS

this is literally "I'm totally a Rick, everyone around me is a dirty Morty...." the post

He pushed for a lot of UI innovations that made previously unsuccessful extremely popular. He was a UX guru. Not anyone Sup Forums will really appreciate.

*previously unsuccessful products

Your dad's world view when he came in his ass

Windows, even before the garbage it became from vista onward, was just way too complicated for regular people.

Just using Google is already way too much for the average user

He was literally cancerous.

If you're over 40 before you touch your first computer, maybe I can see it being too complicated. Other than that, the whole point of Windows is to make things simple for normal ppl's use

This was too complicated?
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