Steve Wozniak talks about Pirates of Silicon Valley

Your erroneous analogy doesn't help anyone, cpuwizard. There is a fundamental difference between stealing at WalMart and pirating. When software is pirated, a copy is made, and the original file was purchased by someone. When you steal from WalMart, you are removing a physical object, and so, obviously, WalMart can't sell that item. Pirating does not have that effect. Statistics even show that piracy causes increased sales!

Still, I do not condone piracy, but facts are important!

Didn't I already reply to a comment that was worded exactly like this a week ago?

I dunno, why are you asking me? If you could find said comment, and show it to me, that would be pretty interesting, but otherwise I thing we're going to have to jot this one down to your brain, and its mysterious ways.

Memory is a fickle thing it is. Dammed if I remember much before May of this year. :(

I own an iRiver music player. It is shit.

Steve's such a nice guy. If he gave a damn about money, he and Jobs would've fought like cats a dogs. When they were working at Atari before they founded Apple, Jobs got Woz to do his job (redesign a circuit board) for him by telling Woz he's split the pay 50/50. Woz did such a good job, Jobs was given $5000 for his work. He told Woz the pay was $600, and gave Woz $300. True story, and Woz never knew till much later. Imagine what else Jobs screwed him out of.

macs are great but if you don't have the money stay with pcs till you have enough money. This is my evaluation. PCs are like that car you don't really want and breaks down but it works and Macs are like that dream car you want like a lambo or a mustang that you work very hard for and finally get.

yet the the car that breaks down actualy works even tho it looks crappy and that lambo looks nice but its a piece of shit

Well, in that case. I'll get a Supra ( or a decent PC) Then, I'll mod it myself. It'll actually beat a lambo.

SUJAD,

got any proof?

and like its said: "when in rome, do what the romans do."