I just now heard on TV news he has died.
cuhulin

On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died.
cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

On Sat, 08 Oct 2011 12:33:33 -0700, John Smith wrote:

On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died. cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

That's not the business Apple is in; they sell a lifestyle of form of
substance.

Now it has gotten to where I can't even watch the Do It Yourself
channel! Those STUPID! Rosie O' Fat tee vee commercials on there.They
are SICK!
cuhulin

On 10/8/2011 5:42 PM, dave wrote:
On Sat, 08 Oct 2011 12:33:33 -0700, John Smith wrote:

On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died. cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

That's not the business Apple is in; they sell a lifestyle of form of
substance.

Sounds like they are selling you magic mushrooms! Gesus, Mac software
can't possible cause that much brain damage, alone, without mushrooms
(well, and pot), can it?

Regards,
JS

On Oct 8, 5:42*pm, dave wrote:
On Sat, 08 Oct 2011 12:33:33 -0700, John Smith wrote:
On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died. cuhulin

I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

- That's not the business Apple is in;
- they sell a lifestyle of form of substance.

Ah M4 Mania Dave -u-b- Smoking Da App El !
-aka-'substance'-abuse-

* Mucho Medical-Marijuana Madness [M4]

"dave" wrote in message
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On Sat, 08 Oct 2011 12:33:33 -0700, John Smith wrote:

On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died. cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

That's not the business Apple is in; they sell a lifestyle of form of
substance.


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Besides, Apple was extant in the market before PC's (the original Apple
computer was something like $3000, a clone was about $2300, IIRC). Apple
maintained a following and indeed an increasing market base even after PC's
got so cheap that most anyone could afford one.

If someone likes a product enough to pay what seems to be an exhorbitant
price for it, even in the face of a much cheaper alternative, then that is
what they call "market forces" in operation. The consumer, in this case, has
actually set the price by buying the product. If nobody were buying it, it
would either become cheaper or taken off the market.

"John Smith" wrote in message
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On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died.
cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

FYI I owe my life to an old Apple ][+ because I learned machine language
programming on one of those and then through a series of events ended up
being a full time programmer for IBM personal computers that got to travel
all over the place like from Boston, MA to Orlando, FL via New York City
were I went to the top of the South Tower. And I went to places like San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Catalina Island, Amarillo, TX even up to Vancouver
Canada and a lot of other places in the mid states.

Two of the things I did on the Apple ][e computers while I was still in
school were to rewrite the OS so it could load the first two programs on a
disk without loading the entire OS depending on what number I pressed while
booting and I changed my OS so I no longer had to spell out the entire word
CATALOG. All I had to do was spell cat or catwhatever (meaning as long at
the word "cat" was spelled in upper or lower case it didn't matter what
letters were behind it).

Yep, I owe my life to Steve Jobs even though I never bought an iPhone, iPad
or iPod but I might buy an iPhone if Sprint will let me keep my current plan
with unlimited phone as modem.

Rocky

In article ,
says...

"John Smith" wrote in message
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On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died.
cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

FYI I owe my life to an old Apple ][+ because I learned machine language
programming on one of those and then through a series of events ended up
being a full time programmer for IBM personal computers that got to travel
all over the place like from Boston, MA to Orlando, FL via New York City
were I went to the top of the South Tower. And I went to places like San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Catalina Island, Amarillo, TX even up to Vancouver
Canada and a lot of other places in the mid states.

Two of the things I did on the Apple ][e computers while I was still in
school were to rewrite the OS so it could load the first two programs on a
disk without loading the entire OS depending on what number I pressed while
booting and I changed my OS so I no longer had to spell out the entire word
CATALOG. All I had to do was spell cat or catwhatever (meaning as long at
the word "cat" was spelled in upper or lower case it didn't matter what
letters were behind it).

Yep, I owe my life to Steve Jobs even though I never bought an iPhone, iPad
or iPod but I might buy an iPhone if Sprint will let me keep my current plan
with unlimited phone as modem.

Rocky

You are an idiot.

"BAR" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

"John Smith" wrote in message
...
On 10/5/2011 8:10 PM, J R wrote:
I just now heard on TV news he has died.
cuhulin


I guess you just can't keep charging people too much for hardware and
OS
forever ... someone elses' turn now ...

Regards,
JS

FYI I owe my life to an old Apple ][+ because I learned machine language
programming on one of those and then through a series of events ended up
being a full time programmer for IBM personal computers that got to
travel
all over the place like from Boston, MA to Orlando, FL via New York City
were I went to the top of the South Tower. And I went to places like San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Catalina Island, Amarillo, TX even up to
Vancouver
Canada and a lot of other places in the mid states.

Two of the things I did on the Apple ][e computers while I was still in
school were to rewrite the OS so it could load the first two programs on
a
disk without loading the entire OS depending on what number I pressed
while
booting and I changed my OS so I no longer had to spell out the entire
word
CATALOG. All I had to do was spell cat or catwhatever (meaning as long
at
the word "cat" was spelled in upper or lower case it didn't matter what
letters were behind it).

Yep, I owe my life to Steve Jobs even though I never bought an iPhone,
iPad
or iPod but I might buy an iPhone if Sprint will let me keep my current
plan
with unlimited phone as modem.

Rocky

You are an idiot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projection_(psychology)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Inc.

Rocky