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Steve Wozniak smiles as he receives his fair share ($350) of $5,000 bonus that Atari handed to Steve Jobs for Woz's remarkable design of the Breakout game. Good
by huhtenberg 12y ago
Steve Wozniak smiles as he receives his fair share ($350) of $5,000 bonus that Atari handed to Steve Jobs for Woz's remarkable design of the Breakout game. Good days.
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- threeseed 12y agoIt's interesting when you read the biographies of Steve Jobs. He continued this behaviour all the way up until his 30's of putting business ahead of personal relationships. It wasn't until he started a family with Laurene and his time with Catmull and Lassetter at Pixar that this really changed. It's a shame that no one spent more time trying to probe whether the fact that he was adopted had any influence or it was just pure ambition.
- SG- 12y agoHe also did quite a few drugs in his early days, I assume he stopped as he matured and started his family too.