by
Adam Fisher
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Hello, I’m Macintosh
It sure is great to get out of that bag
It sure is great to get out of that bag
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Burrell Smith: Back then it was the joy of being absorbed, being intoxicated by being able to solve this problem. You would be able to take the entire world with its horrible problems and boil it down to a bunch of microchips.
that's the dream huh
(when in reality you're just ignoring most of the problem to solve a much, much simpler one)
Burrell Smith: Back then it was the joy of being absorbed, being intoxicated by being able to solve this problem. You would be able to take the entire world with its horrible problems and boil it down to a bunch of microchips.
that's the dream huh
(when in reality you're just ignoring most of the problem to solve a much, much simpler one)
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Bruce Horn: We really did think that this was going to liberate people from the tyranny of Big Computing.
Randy Wigginton: Like, “Here we are. We are freedom fighters, the Empire is about to win, the Death Star has moved into position, and we are the only ones there that can save the planet.”
Steve Wozniak: The Macintosh was going to lead to big problems later on, but he convinced us all. I believed it was the future. John Sculley believed it. Steve convinced us all, and we believed it.
Randy Wigginton: We actually believed it!
Yukari Kane: Looking back, there’s definitely an irony there. Apple is now an empire—the most valuable company in the world—and once you become an empire, you are the establishment.
yeeeeep
Bruce Horn: We really did think that this was going to liberate people from the tyranny of Big Computing.
Randy Wigginton: Like, “Here we are. We are freedom fighters, the Empire is about to win, the Death Star has moved into position, and we are the only ones there that can save the planet.”
Steve Wozniak: The Macintosh was going to lead to big problems later on, but he convinced us all. I believed it was the future. John Sculley believed it. Steve convinced us all, and we believed it.
Randy Wigginton: We actually believed it!
Yukari Kane: Looking back, there’s definitely an irony there. Apple is now an empire—the most valuable company in the world—and once you become an empire, you are the establishment.
yeeeeep