Question:
How do you feel about Steve Job's dying?
Love/Hate Me IDGAF :]
2011-10-05 22:47:48 UTC
I felt deeply saddened. It was kind of shocking too because I knew he had Cancer and health problems but I didn't know the day would come this soon. I'm going to miss him. I would always watch the keynotes with him being the star. He changed our lives in some way.

I'm even using a MacBook. I loved every product he made and innovated. RIP Steve Jobs. ;(
Seventeen answers:
Gina
2011-10-06 04:56:48 UTC
I am incredibly sad... I didn't even know he was ill! I have pretty much everything Apple has made, and I wasn't nearly as enthusiastic about owning computers or gadgets until I began buying Apple products. Part of Jobs' ingenuity is that he made our technology fun! After being resigned to boring, humdrum Windoze for years, I finally took a chance on my first MacBook about a decade ago. No more errors, no viruses, no repairs needed, MacBooks are just pure fun. I cannot explain WHY I enjoy the things that once burdened me, like writing papers, working, answering email, but perhaps the seamless and intuitive OS has something to do with it.



Apple production of iPods, iPhones, then iPads was an exciting time. It's as if Steve Jobs had taken technology, turned it around and made it fun again, like it was when we were kids playing video games. He gave us our toys back again! :) I loved the anticipation of guessing what features the next iPod or iPhone would have, or what gadget Mr Jobs would dream up next!



I doubt there will be another Steve Jobs... He was a once in a century innovator. I hope someone else comes along to make things new and exciting for us again. RIP, Steve Jobs!
Shaiper
2011-10-06 06:16:45 UTC
I'm not apple fan but Steve Job made great positive impacts in the world and his inventions, the "i" product have redefined the way of some people work and live.



My sincere condolences to his loved ones and to everyone who admired his intellect and talent.
plumb
2016-12-26 11:32:34 UTC
Any dying demonstrates in basic terms how significant that's to stay your existence precise. You in no way understand once you will meet your death. Jobs spent his existence catering to the technical international and getting wealthy. Now he's ineffective. all of it skill no longer something to him. What do you think of is in shop for him now? while he gets hit by way of the reality that God replaced into actual the completed time, do you think of he would be in for a ask your self? while job gets testified against, will he be condemned? thinking he replaced into w worldly discern that did no longer serve God, he will possibly finally end up in Hell. devil seeks to make adult adult males into gods in this international. He laughs at this besides. He is conscious on a similar time as those worldly fools take excitement of their glory, its in basic terms a remember of time till dying comes knocking. by way of then its too previous due for them. they are going to be judged and specific finally end up in eternal torment. All his recognition and money will propose no longer something to him now. What did he ever do for God? what proportion did he shop for God's sake? Jobs possibly did no longer something yet inspire the wealthy capitalism of the international, on a similar time as permitting the needy to take a seat down around and go through. no longer a single tycoon will flow to Heaven.
zircon
2011-10-05 22:50:57 UTC
I'm not a Mac user but I also feel sad like someone special is gone and I will never see them again like I knew Steve Jobs or something
anonymous
2011-10-05 23:33:25 UTC
The biggest huckster of the last twenty years.

If it weren't

for Bill gates bailing his sorry @$$ out back in the 90's, Apple wouldn't exist today.

Look it up.



And the only "innovating' he did was to package under-performing, almost obsolete

crap, package it in pretty cases, and convince the sheeple to buy it. He also outsourced

THOUSANDS OF JOBS TO CHINA.



All in all, I could not care less.
I'm an athlete
2011-10-05 22:57:03 UTC
I'm quite saddened, actually. I'm not the best at technology, but I'm somewhat good with it. I'm about ready to buy a MacBook pro or iMac and replace it with my current laptop. We're all gonna miss him a lot.
anonymous
2011-10-05 22:49:14 UTC
Now itll be harder for them to keep a grip on the government. We need the power in the hands of the people. Not programs run in the government by big corporations.
SCREAM
2011-10-05 22:54:41 UTC
I didn't know that he had cancer. All I knew was that he was the Apple founder and even then it startled me. Like wow, he steps down, and then he dies? Again I wasn't aware of his health problems, but yes, very sad. =(
Soni
2011-10-06 00:08:11 UTC
I am sad, the world lost a genius
me!
2011-10-06 10:23:18 UTC
To be honest

i wasn't that Sad, but i Respect him and all Dead pple



R.I.P <3
Eric
2011-10-05 23:28:11 UTC
i donot use apple but i love steve jobs he is one of the greatest personalities in history.im starting to worry about apple without him.rip steve :(
anonymous
2011-10-07 18:25:15 UTC
He'll be missed. :( As a Techie and iPhone user, he was awesome.



(however, he wasn't God, so don't idolize him)
Siri Ess
2011-10-05 23:14:38 UTC
good man.Huge loss for Apple.
Panda Ken
2011-10-05 23:07:47 UTC
What did he drop?
Jenni
2011-10-05 22:49:34 UTC
How the ***** do you think we feel like?

Obviously, NOT HAPPY.
anonymous
2011-10-05 22:49:35 UTC
I really don't care tbh.
Ng
2011-10-06 00:42:42 UTC
very sad):


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