Steve Jobs we will miss you

Above all he was a very successful businessman, made a lot of money you know, had a lot of influence. He didn't get a dime from me though, as far as I know. His computers are overpriced, ipad makes no sense, ipod is good but I just don't need it. However, everyone else in my family uses his devices; while I am trying to figure out how to afford Studer deck. Audiophiles are cute bunch.

No wonder people are leaving these forums. I propose to put some comments in the Anderson Cooper "Ridiculous" column. How does a eulogy turn into a love hate battle of digital versus analog or a business man's ethics?

If people feel strongly about a topic not related to the original theme, start your own thread. It is real tiring to keep reading threads from people who constantly waste time attacking each other detracting from the enjoyment of majority of others who remain on the forum for specific themes and causes.

What the man did was revolutionary and nothing can take that away.
Right now my system is at its peak due to his vision.
I could care less for personal attacks from the safety of anonymity.
It degrades this forum.

We are not supposed to deliver a eulogy, and if anyone wants to leave he/she is welcome to do so.
Pesonally, I prefer evolution to revolution in most cases.
Let's see who dies next. I look forward to another opportunity to entertain ourselves.

@Inna,

"We are not supposed to deliver a eulogy"

So you are the eulogy control manager for this forum and therefore everyone has to listen to you? Who put you in control what people say of others?

No wonder people read these forums in disgust and are leaving. Coherent and intelligent remarks are not the norm here anymore.

Cultural Dictionary
eulogy [( yooh -luh-jee)]

Words of praise, often for a dead person, but also a staple in introducing speakers, in nominating candidates, and on other such occasions


Save your sarcastic evolutionary thought processes for someone who cares.