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Bloggers around the world have struggled to come to terms with the untimely death of Steve Jobs on October 5 at the age of 56, with some of the most influential tech bloggers writing little more than “I don’t know what to say, and I’ll write more about it later.” I have also encountered great difficulty in trying to come up with the appropriate words for such a sad occasion, and wrote about some of my favorite Apple memories instead. On this page, I have collected some of the reactions that I have found on blogs across the Web. If I missed any good articles — and I’m sure there are hundreds that I have yet to read — please feel free to post the links. If you read any of these posts, I suggest reading the last, written by Brian Lam, formerly of Gizmodo. The touching piece describes Lam’s meetings and phone calls with Steve Jobs during Gizmodo’s controversial coverage of the iPhone 4 and expresses Lam’s regrets at the way he handled Gizmodo’s position of power over Apple. “‘Sometimes I can be an asshole,’ he said to me many times, and it was true, but I miss him already.” Robert X. Cringely “He was so much fun because he was so quick — he was such a fast study. You showed him anything and he could get it in a second. I was always fascinated by his design sense. It was wonderful because he liked my pictures.” Diana Walker, TIME “Steve Jobs’ heart and intuition knew what he wanted out of life — and his ambitions took him, and us, to extraordinary places.” Harry McCracken, TIME “For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it’s been an insanely great honor. I will miss Steve immensely.” Bill Gates “For me, however, his greatness is amplified by what he accomplished under the most difficult of circumstances. For here was a man who had an uncommon cancer that recurred and required a liver transplant. Here was a man who was failing in his health, yet had the fortitude to face every day as a new challenge, to do what he wanted to do, to accomplish successes that had never been accomplished before. Here was a man who embodied the drive and the spirit that so many cancer survivors possess every day of their lives, even when facing the ultimate moment as Steve Jobs faced today.” Dr. Leonard Lichtenfeld, American Cancer Society “Michelle and I are saddened to learn of the passing of Steve Jobs. Steve was among the greatest of American innovators – brave enough to think differently, bold enough to believe he could change the world, and talented enough to do it.” President Barack Obama “The full legacy of Steve Jobs will not be sorted out for a very long time. When employees first talked about Jobs’ “reality distortion field,” it was a pejorative — they were referring to the way that he got you to sign on to a false truth by the force of his conviction and charisma. But at a certain point the view of the world from Steve Jobs’ brain ceased to become distorted. It became an instrument of self-fulfilling prophecy. As product after product emerged from Apple, each one breaking ground and changing our behavior, Steve Job’s reality field actually came into being. And we all live in it.” Steven Levy, Wired “Earlier in the day, before Gates arrived, I did a solo onstage interview with Jobs, and asked him what it was like to be a major Windows developer, since Apple’s iTunes program was by then installed on hundreds of millions of Windows PCs. He quipped: ‘It’s like giving a glass of ice water to someone in Hell.'” Walt Mossberg, All Things D “Perhaps it’s a little overly dramatic to say a computer changed my life. It really was just a hunk of metal and electronics after all. But there was a very real feeling of newness, of recalibrated expectations, of inspiration to reach for the next level that I found in that box back in 2005. And it has been in every box since.” Bryce T. Roberts “I will not regret things professionally. The scoop was big. People loved it. If I could do it again, I’d do the first story about the phone again. But I probably would have given the phone back without asking for the letter. And I would have done the story about the engineer who lost it with more compassion and without naming him. Steve said we’d had our fun and we had the first story but we were being greedy. And he was right. We were.” Brian Lam
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Listopada 6, 2011 Blogeri diljem svijeta su se borili da se pomiri s prerane smrti Steve Jobs listopada 5 u dobi od 56, s nekim od najutjecajnijih tech blogera koji pišu nešto više od “Ne znam što da kažem, a ja ću napisati više o tome kasnije.” Također sam naišao velike poteškoće u pokušaju da se s odgovarajućim riječi za takve tužne prigodu, i pisao o nekim od mojih omiljeni Apple sjećanja umjesto. Na ovoj stranici, Ja sam prikupio neke od reakcija koje sam pronašao na blogovima preko interneta. Ako sam propustio neku dobru članaka — I siguran sam da postoje stotine da imam još za čitanje — slobodno postavljati linkove. Ako ste pročitali bilo koji od tih radnih mjesta, Predlažem čitanje posljednja, napisao Brian Lam, bivši Gizmodo. Dirljiv komad opisuje Lam je sastanaka i telefonskih poziva s Steve Jobs tijekom Gizmodo je kontroverzni pokrivenosti iPhone 4 i izražava žaljenje Lam-a na način da se rukuje Gizmodo poziciju moći nad Apple. “'Ponekad može biti šupak,’ On mi je rekao mnogo puta, i to je istina, ali sam ga propustiti već.” Robert X. Cringely “Bio je toliko zabavno, jer je on bio tako brz - on je bio kao brz studija. Pokazali ste mu ništa, a on je mogao doći u sekundi. Uvijek sam bio fasciniran njegovom dizajnu smislu. Bilo je divno, jer mu se svidjelo moje slike.” Diana Walker, VRIJEME “Steve Jobs’ srce i intuicija je znao što želi od života - i njegove ambicije su ga uzeo, i nas, izvanrednih mjesta.” Harry McCracken, VRIJEME “Za one od nas je dovoljno sretan da se na posao s njim, to je bilo ludo velika čast. Ja ću propustiti Steve ogromno.” Bill Gates “Za mene, međutim, njegova veličina je povećan što je postignuto u najtežim okolnostima. Za tu je bio čovjek koji je imao neobično rak koji se vraćaju i zahtijeva transplantaciju jetre. Ovdje je bio čovjek koji je bio u nedostatku za njegovo zdravlje, Još je imao hrabrosti suočiti se svaki dan kao novi izazov, učiniti ono što je on želio učiniti, ostvariti uspjehe koje nikada nije bio ostvaren prije. Ovdje je bio čovjek koji je utjelovio pogon i duh koji je toliko raka preživjeli posjeduju svaki dan svog života, čak i kada su suočeni krajnji trenutak kao Steve Jobs suočeni danas.” Doktor. Leonard Lichtenfeld, American Cancer Society “Michelle i ja se rastužila da uče o smrti Steve Jobs. Steve je bio među najvećim američkim inovatora – dovoljno hrabar da misle drugačije, dovoljno hrabar da vjerujem da bi mogao promijeniti svijet, i dovoljno talentiran za to.” Predsjednik Barack Obama “Puna nasljeđe Steve Jobs neće biti riješeno za jako dugo vremena. Kada zaposlenici prvi govorio o poslovima '' reality izobličenja polju,"To je pogrdno - oni su koji se odnosi na način na koji je on dobio da se prijavite na lažne istine po sili njegove presude i karizmi. No, u određenom trenutku pogled na svijet od Steve Jobs 'mozak prestao postati izobličena. Ona je postala instrument samo-ispunjenja proroštva. Kao proizvod po proizvod nastao iz Applea, svatko razbijanje tlo i mijenja naše ponašanje, Steve Job stvarnost polje zapravo nastao. I svi mi živimo u njemu.” Steven Levy, Wired “Ranije tijekom dana, Prije Gates stigao, Ja sam solo na pozornici intervju s poslovima, i upitao ga kako je to biti veliki Windows programer, budući Appleov iTunes program tada instaliran na stotine milijuna Windows računala. On našalio: "To je kao daje čašu ledene vode do nekoga u pakao."” Walt Mossberg, Sve stvari D “Možda je to malo pretjerano dramatična reći računalo promijenila moj život. To je zapravo bio samo komad metala i elektronike, nakon svega. No, tu je vrlo stvarna osjećaj novosti, od recalibrated očekivanja, inspiracije posegnuti za sljedeću razinu koju sam pronašao u toj kutiji još 2005. I to je u svakom kutiji od.” Bryce T. Roberts “Neću žao što profesionalno. Scoop je velika. Ljudi ga voljeli. Ako sam mogao to učiniti opet, Ja bih to prvi priču o telefonu ponovno. No, vjerojatno bih dao mobitel ne pita za pismo. I ja bih učinio priču o inženjeru koji ga je izgubio s više suosjećanja i bez njega imenovanja. Steve je rekao da bih imao svoju zabavu i imali smo prvu priču, ali smo se pohlepni. I bio je u pravu. Mi smo bili.” Brian Lam