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There's one other bit of prescience in Wired's cover story that I've never seen anyone mention anywhere (including this retrospective). It's hiding in plain sig

• gacba 16y ago
  The only one I can figure out is the "Steve Jobs as God" metaphor from the bleeding heart makeover of the Apple logo.
  • mortenjorck 16y ago
    Maybe... was that new at the time? Here's what I was looking at: Typography. Wired's cover has the headline set in Myriad Pro. In 1997, Apple's corporate identity used a variant of Garamond Condensed. In 2003, they would retire Garamond after nearly twenty years of service – for Myriad Pro. It's now the font on every Apple ad, web headline, box, and hardware nameplate.