Steve Jobs Documentary 2010 Part 1

This is the Steve Jobs documentary that aired on bloomberg on 14th of October 2010.I have split it into 5 parts.It is in total 48 minutes long.Enjoy

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  Science & Technology

[MejJalTok]

Damn, steve job's contribution with advanced technology is like the stone age. Started with a huge stone, to wood, to metal, and now a rubber wheel. Only diference is, started with a huge and heavy computer, to a super thin and light computer, to a super small and much lighter phone. Crazy how he did all that in just 30 years or so.

[keenkennyny]

Well then that means you never liked Apple...you just liked the underdog.

[JacobGuy7800]

And tell me why, instead of throwing insults at my face.

[Allen Thomas]

You don't know anything about what you are talking about little troll, go back under your bridge before something bad happens.  faggot.

[Jason Hops]

"Anti-racists" say there's a RACE problem. They say it'll be solved when non-Whites pour into ALL & ONLY White nations and "assimilate" to get a brown mixture.

They say only White nations have this RACE problem; they say non-White nations are fine.

If I object to my own genocide these "anti-racists" say I am a naziwhowantstokillsixmillionje­ws.

They say they're anti-racist. What they are is anti-White.

Anti-racist is a codeword for anti-White.

[JacobGuy7800]

Hyperthreaded chips... Does it have blast processing too?

[JacobGuy7800]

I was simply testing how dumb he was... I do not consider myself a programmer.

[Robie Filips]

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[Abrahandsome3200]

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[keenkennyny]

Steve Jobs had 0 contribution to how cheap or thin computers have gotten, it's called Moore's Law.

I think Steve brought art into a very dull field of 0s and 1s that only the nerdiest of the nerds used back in the day. He made it user friendly, useful, and affordable. Think Ford, but I think Steve was more of a visionary. He not only revolutionized the desktop industry, but almost 5 more industries that never existed. His style even seeps into industries not even related computer. Truly amazing

[Canadianloyalist123]

You have a point good sir.