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You misunderstood his position, he clarified it later and corrected the quotation he used.
by nkassis 15y ago
You misunderstood his position, he clarified it later and corrected the quotation he used.
- chc 15y agoAFAIK, he corrected the quotation, but did not take back anything he said and even insisted that the misquotation "did not alter the meaning." He did say "My feelings about Jobs as a person are not strong," but nonetheless stood by his gloating that Jobs — the person — is gone, and continued to attack him by name rather than just the abstract ideas Jobs stood for.
- meric 15y agoThat is false. He wasn't glad Jobs, the person, died, but he was glad Jobs, the CEO of Apple, is gone.