“They are two of Silicon Valley’s most famous founders: Jobs created the world’s must-have gadgets, Zuckerberg the world’s most popular social networking service,” Jessica Guynn blogs for The Los Angeles Times. “These days they are often mentioned in the same breath.”
MacDailyNews Take: By idiots with absolutely no sense of perspective.
Guynn continues, “Now apparently the two also recently broke bread. Apparently Jobs invited Zuckerberg for dinner at his house to talk about Ping two weeks ago. That’s when a tipster spotted them on a stroll in Palo Alto.”
“There would be friendship with significant benefits for both parties if Apple and Facebook could strike a deal,” Guynn writes. “Facebook’s chief technology officer Bret Taylor thinks the two will work things out.”
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers “Rohan T.” and “Dominick P.” for the heads up.]
These are idiots who vote as well. Their perspective on local, national, and global issues is equally pathetic. This is, of course, par for the LA Times.
These are idiots who vote as well. Their perspective on local, national, and global issues is equally pathetic. This is, of course, par for the LA Times.
Bingo, MDN. How is Zuckerberg even mentioned in the same geologic era as Jobs?!
Bingo, MDN. How is Zuckerberg even mentioned in the same geologic era as Jobs?!
Mark Zuckerberg, I hate you…That is all.
Mark Zuckerberg, I hate you…That is all.
Jobs invites Google’s Schmidt for coffee in a strip-mall coffee shop and Zuckerberg gets an invite to dinner at Job’s house. What does that tell you.
Jobs invites Google’s Schmidt for coffee in a strip-mall coffee shop and Zuckerberg gets an invite to dinner at Job’s house. What does that tell you.
They talked about how much they were misrepresented in a movie.
They talked about how much they were misrepresented in a movie.
I use a Mac and have an iPod.
I don’t Facebook.
I am not alone.
I use a Mac and have an iPod.
I don’t Facebook.
I am not alone.
@84 Mac Guy
Jobs invites Google’s Schmidt for coffee in a strip-mall coffee shop and Zuckerberg gets an invite to dinner at Job’s house. What does that tell you.
Job’s espresso machine was broken that day?
@84 Mac Guy
Jobs invites Google’s Schmidt for coffee in a strip-mall coffee shop and Zuckerberg gets an invite to dinner at Job’s house. What does that tell you.
Job’s espresso machine was broken that day?
Steve: “Mark, I’d like to have you over for dinner, 7 ish”
Dweb: ” Tacos?.”
Steve: “Ah, no. Garden salad with fresh salmon.”
Dweb:”Oh. Heh, are we friends now?. You can call me “The Zuckster”.
Steve:”Gee, thanks”. To self: “You little pos, I should buy you out and make you the janitor”.
Steve: “Mark, I’d like to have you over for dinner, 7 ish”
Dweb: ” Tacos?.”
Steve: “Ah, no. Garden salad with fresh salmon.”
Dweb:”Oh. Heh, are we friends now?. You can call me “The Zuckster”.
Steve:”Gee, thanks”. To self: “You little pos, I should buy you out and make you the janitor”.
Yes to almost everything above this post.
Peace
Yes to almost everything above this post.
Peace
@qka,
Me, too. I don’t trust Facebook’s “privacy.”
@qka,
Me, too. I don’t trust Facebook’s “privacy.”
What is a Facebook?
Also, IIRC Jobs is a vegan and mainly eats Vita-Mix style green shakes…
What is a Facebook?
Also, IIRC Jobs is a vegan and mainly eats Vita-Mix style green shakes…
Ping is terrible.
They should integrate Last.fm.
Ping is terrible.
They should integrate Last.fm.
Ping can be fun and useful. Musician Ryuichi Sakamoto uses it, to the joy of his fans. Through his threads he was able to learn about and correct a marketing blunder whereby his new album was missing two tunes in the USA. He sorted it out with Apple such that at least the iTunes Store version is complete.
If more musicians could participate, the service could be great. For now, it is in the infant stage.