The Steve Jobs Archive
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The Steve Jobs Archive
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#2Is this an official archival page from some foundation set up by the Jobs family / Apple or a fan made webpage? I didn't see any further information.
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#3Is this an official archival page from some foundation set up by the Jobs family / Apple or a fan made webpage? I didn't see any further information.
Looks official! Launched by family & friends: https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/7/23342222/steve-jobs-archiv...
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#4Is this an official archival page from some foundation set up by the Jobs family / Apple or a fan made webpage? I didn't see any further information.
It seems like a family-backed project – https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_ca/201533410035
Although Laurene Powell Jobs was only added as an officer last year.
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#5Laurene Powell Jobs, Jony Ive, Tim Cook, and others team up to launch the ‘Steve Jobs Archive’.
For more context about the project: https://9to5mac.com/2022/09/07/steve-jobs-archive/
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#6Those scroll based animations are really nice. The UI feels fun to use.
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#7I had no idea this was an official site until Tim Cook tweeted about it just now: https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/1567739003650048000
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#8Nice, but insincere in that it doesn't recognize that Steve Jobs was an abusive jerk who wouldn't recognize his own daughter. Maybe a very necessary jerk who benefited humanity tremendously by pushing people into doing wonderful things that otherwise would not have been done any time soon. And maybe he became a better human being later on in his life. Still, fiction is not the best tribute to someone about whom many great things can already be said.
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#9Nice, but insincere in that it doesn't recognize that Steve Jobs was an abusive jerk who wouldn't recognize his own daughter. Maybe a very necessary jerk who benefited humanity tremendously by pushing people into doing wonderful things that otherwise would not have been done any time soon. And maybe he became a better human being later on in his life. Still, fiction is not the best tribute to someone about whom many…
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#10Nice, but insincere in that it doesn't recognize that Steve Jobs was an abusive jerk who wouldn't recognize his own daughter. Maybe a very necessary jerk who benefited humanity tremendously by pushing people into doing wonderful things that otherwise would not have been done any time soon. And maybe he became a better human being later on in his life. Still, fiction is not the best tribute to someone about whom many…
I’m sure his widow and best friends will get right on that. /s