Re:That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
by projectramo on Friday June 29, 2018 @09:05AM
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I have often wondered why I am not as successful as Steve, and this was particularly perplexing since I was wearing black turtlenecks almost every day.
Now it turns out that that is wrong, I should have been wearing dark suits with custom made Italian shirts! Duh!
Looking forward to the great work that is to emerge now that I have course corrected.
Re:That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
by jhpankow on Friday June 29, 2018 @12:14PM
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Feynman's cargo cult science in action.
Re:That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
by protomyth on Friday June 29, 2018 @07:04AM
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> I thought Steve always wear his turtleneck. Even going with investment banks.
In his NeXT and early Apple return years he wore a lot of things including expensive Italian suits (the business magazine were fond of mentioning that to show his style).
Re:That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
by Zelphyr on Friday June 29, 2018 @02:05PM
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If you peruse through his keynotes (https://allaboutstevejobs.com/videos/keynotes) it seems like the famed turtleneck outfit actually came fairly late in his career.
Re:That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
by coldtea on Friday June 29, 2018 @02:43PM
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>I thought Steve always wear his turtleneck.
Steve started wearing that sometime around 2000. So like 23+ years into his career.
Re:That time I had Steve Jobs keynote at Unix Expo
by germinalphrase on Friday June 29, 2018 @11:04AM
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I believe I read at some point that he would throw them away.
I thought Steve always wear his turtleneck. Even going with investment banks. My guess is that those days it was way more formal then what we have now.
>He loved hanging out in art museums. My memory could well be off, but I remembered it as 300 new white shirts. He wanted a new one each time he dressed up.
So he doesn't do any clothes washing? Would the old one be recycled? Throw away?
Fascinating Story, I miss Steve. I miss the old Apple. Where they are relentlessly innovating. It is not that they have stopped now, but it has definitely slowed.
And I think with this story, Cake will now get lots of invitation to its site.