"If work is to become play, then tools must become toys."
30-plus years of HyperCard, the missing link to the Web https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/05/25-years-of-hypercard-the-missing-link-to-the-web/
其中最宝贵的是这句教训："I grew up in a box-centric culture at Apple. If I'd grown up in a network-centric culture, like Sun, HyperCard might have been the first Web browser. My blind spot at Apple prevented me from making HyperCard the first Web browser."MOVIE-WEB https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web
A small web app for watching movies and shows easily
随机搜索了下，命中率非常高，很好用诶LunarBar 的开发 https://github.com/LunarBar-app/LunarBar/blob/main/DEV.md
用心的文档，能够看到NeXT HQ https://allaboutstevejobs.com/pics/pics_places/next/next_hq
可惜没有看到传说中的悬浮楼梯Peter Q. Bohlin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Bohlin?useskin=vector
这位居然参与了这么多Apple Store的设计！！！The San Remo's board voted in 2000 to impose a six-month time limit for apartment renovations, imposing heavy fines on residents who violated the rule. Many residents had complained that director Steven Spielberg and entrepreneur Steve Jobs were conducting multi-year renovations of their respective apartments.
有趣，装修扰民，哈哈哈
6个月的装修时间，对于挑剔的设计师来说，真的不大够In the biography Steve Jobs, Isaacson recalls Jobs explaining, "So I asked Issey [Miyake] to make me some of his black turtlenecks that I liked, and he made me like a hundred of them. [...] That's what I wear. I have enough to last for the rest of my life." John Lasseter remembered a slightly different story: "He found this one really great black turtleneck which he loved –I think it was Issey Miyake– so tried to buy another one and they didn't have any more. He called the company and asked if they would make another one, and they refused. So he said: 'Fine, how many do you have to make before I can buy them?' So they made them. I think he has a closet full of them.'"
I believe there is Hope in Design.
Design evokes Surprise and Joy in people. ————Issey MiyakeSteve Jobs once shared with Venus’s interior designer, Philippe Starck, “Every year, we go on vacation on my friend Larry Ellison’s boat ($130 million superyacht Musashi). And every year, I say to myself, I too should have a boat built. But I don’t do it. Two years ago, I decided I was going to go for it. I looked at everything, asked everyone, and came to the conclusion that only one person can do it: you.”
Musashi (yacht) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musashi_(yacht)?useskin=vector
https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/editorial-features/inside-88m-feadship-yacht-musashi
Larry的游艇Venus (yacht) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_(yacht)?useskin=vector
乔布斯的游艇，真是非常好看！！！Diana Walker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diana_Walker?useskin=vector
原来为乔布斯拍照的摄影师，也如此了不起
曾是白宫多年的摄影师Also drawing Jobs’s ire was the Infinite Loop campus, which he hated and always apologized for, Riley said.
“It looked like any corporate campus anywhere in America,” she recalled him saying. “And it was built by John Sculley.”Inside Steve Jobs’ unearthly abandoned mansion he spent years trying to demolish https://nypost.com/2021/04/08/inside-steve-jobs-unearthly-abandoned-mansion-he-demolished/
宝贵的照片，乔布斯单身时居住最久的房子小说家莫娜·辛普森的悼词写得细腻动情，文采飞扬。她回忆说：“他是一个情感强烈的人。即使在生病期间，他依然保持着自己的品位、鉴别力和判断力。他前后换了67个护士，才找到和自己志趣相投的人。”她谈到了哥哥对工作的热爱：“即便是在生命的最后一年，他依然启动了一些项目，还要求在苹果的朋友承诺将它们完成。”她还从个人角度，强调了他对劳伦娜和4个孩子的爱。虽然他已经实现了亲眼见证里德高中毕业的愿望，但他无法参加女儿们的婚礼了。莫娜说：“他想陪她们走过红地毯，就像他在我结婚那天陪我走过一样。”这些生命的篇章再也无法续写。“最后的最后，我们的生命都会在中途戛然而止，在一个故事的中途，在许多故事的中途。”
达·芬奇是乔布斯心目中的英雄和学习榜样。在乔布斯生命的最后阶段，他催促我为这位文艺复兴时期的伟大工程师和艺术家写传记，我最终照做了。现在我明白了为什么他觉得与达·芬奇心有灵犀。他们的创造天赋来自同一种体验：站在艺术和科学的交会点。事实上，他们都有更加深刻的领悟：不要把艺术和科学区分开。
史蒂夫·乔布斯传 https://www.pilisf.com/8/8402/
居然有如此精致的电子版
重点看后记摇滚文化与创业精神——从乔布斯和布兰德说开去 https://conanxin.medium.com/摇滚文化与创业精神-从乔布斯和布兰德说开去-59f17fb6ce15
反主流文化精神Robert Palladino https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Palladino?useskin=vector
一代书法大师，当年乔布斯在里德学院的书法老师Master of Letterforms, Keeper of the Faith Prof. Robert Joseph Palladino https://www.reed.edu/reed-magazine/in-memoriam/obituaries/june2016/prof.-robert-joseph-palladino 1969-84.html
看到这些记录，你会发现原来那些大师，并不是那么遥远的人物
Interviewer: what is it about this machine? Why is this machine so interesting? Why has it been so influential? Jobs: Ah ahm, I'll give you my point of view on it. I remember reading a magazine article a long time ago ah when I was ah twelve years ago maybe, in I think it was Scientific American . I'm not sure. And the article ahm proposed to measure the efficiency of locomotion for ah lots of species on planet earth to see which species was the most efficient at getting from point A to point B. Ah and they measured the kilocalories that each one expended. So ah they ranked them all and I remember that ahm...ah the Condor, Condor was the most efficient at [CLEARS THROAT] getting from point A to point B. And humankind, the crown of creation came in with a rather unimpressive showing about a third of the way down...