Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies

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  • Reply 61 of 377
    eluardeluard Posts: 319member
    This is so sad. Steve was perhaps more significant than any American President in the last 50 years. His achievement was immeasurable and he is irreplaceable.
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    tbagginstbaggins Posts: 2,306member
    R.I.P., Steve. You were an original, and you will be missed.



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    futurepastnowfuturepastnow Posts: 1,772member
    Condolences to his family. Cancer sucks.
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    ironheadslimironheadslim Posts: 157member
    Extremely sad. His vision will be felt for generations.
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    suddenly newtonsuddenly newton Posts: 13,819member
    Quote:
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    jerk! Troll!



    Do not dignify trolls by engaging them in this thread. Just this once.
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  • Reply 66 of 377
    visualzonevisualzone Posts: 299member
    R.I.P Steve. Very few people make as big an impact as you did in life. God bless you and your family.



    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1R-jKKp3NA
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    robin huberrobin huber Posts: 4,042member
    I never met him. But I felt I knew him. He was a very important part of my life since 1986. I feel like I have lost a close relative. Words usually don't fail me. But they do now. I will be toasting his memory tonight.
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    wovelwovel Posts: 956member
    I guess there won't be another comeback. I have loved your computers since the 80s. My children grew up on movies you helped create and your devices make me smile every time I pick them up. Thank you.
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    reality checkreality check Posts: 1member
    Condolences to his family, what he meant to the world pales to what he meant to his family. RIP.
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    lamewinglamewing Posts: 742member
    I am stunned. I am going to pull out my old Apple IIc tonight ...



    Also excuse me for the gallow's humor, I really don't wish to offend anyone, but with all the zombie movies and books lately I am waiting for Jobs to pull "One more thing..."
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  • Reply 71 of 377
    cwingravcwingrav Posts: 83member
    Few have had your type of impact on the world. Thanks. For my Mac. For Pixar. For my Phone. For Apple.
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    xpaulsoxpaulso Posts: 13member
    I'm sure he would have liked the opportunity to say good-bye to all his fans. Its was really sad to see him missing from the event yesterday.



    I knew it was bad, but didn't think it was this bad.



    Is it better to live an amazing life, or a long life?
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  • Reply 73 of 377
    yensid98yensid98 Posts: 311member
    The legendary innovator has made his final exit

    As the shock spreads, the sense of sadness grows

    Yet he's enriched all our lives in many insanely great ways

    The world will not soon forget

    The man, the CEO, the innovator



    We're greedy and want more

    But look at all he's given



    Steve Jobs, you will be deeply missed

    And always remembered
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    mrmiaggimrmiaggi Posts: 4member
    it's a sad day. he was an inspiration in many ways.
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    coolfactorcoolfactor Posts: 2,351member
    May cancer rest in pieces one day!!!!!!!



    I'm totally broken. 56 is too young. Steve was one of a kind. He will be missed tremendously, but I'm glad that I was able to share, enjoy and embrace his vision. He has changed my life, my world, and the lives of many around me.



    Steve - you will not be forgotten, ever.
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  • Reply 76 of 377
    macrrmacrr Posts: 488member
    I haven't felt this sad since carl sagan passed.



    god speed Steve. Thanks for everything.
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  • Reply 77 of 377
    frank777frank777 Posts: 5,839member
    Steve's life was a testament to being passionate about one's ability to change the world.



    His vision has impacted my life and business in numerous ways, for the better.

    I'm glad he had the chance to go out while Apple was on top.



    It's a poignant reminder that we all have God-given talents and abilities that can be used to better the world in various ways,

    and only a limited time in this life to do so. No amount of status or money changes that simple fact.
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  • Reply 78 of 377
    lightstrikerlightstriker Posts: 458member
    OH MY GOD



    Rest in Peace Mr. Jobs
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  • Reply 79 of 377
    coffeetimecoffeetime Posts: 116member
    Maybe that's why Apple named the iPhone 4S - kind of a shorthand tribute "for Steve."
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  • Reply 80 of 377
    jd_in_sbjd_in_sb Posts: 1,600member
    Oh my god. Not unexpected but still incredibly sad. Steve Jobs changed the world.
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