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He believed in apple until his end. Hey-0!

Thought Apples would save him back.

Before he died, he did say it was one of his biggest regrets.

I never like to let people forget the raw fruit diet comes from a cult that believes people from Venus told us that's the key to eternal life

It's unfortunate because his leadership / sense of taste is what made Apple a powerhouse. Under Tim Apple, the software has languished. They're great at hardware and the software is far from great. What a shame.

I'd be far more interested in learning more about the other folks on the Macintosh team. They're an amazing group of people who put a lot of care into something they believed in, Steve Jobs notwithstanding. What they did with what they had was amazing, and the fact that they got lost in Jobs' spotlight is tragic.

Destroyed computer-aided collaboration.
https://www.quora.com/Who-invented-the-modern-computer-look-and-feel/answer/Harri-K-Hiltunen

Dude sent his kids to a Waldorf school.

I mean, his kids doesn't actually learn how to write, their ass is covered, but I wonder how many followed the example of this idiot.

Dying elevates any career. It happens in sports all the time, a dead player is praised above better, still living players from their era. Senna and Prost come to mind