Black jeans and black 3/4 sleeve. Steel toed boots for work and sambas for everything else.
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Steve Jobs also didn't believe in washing his hands or taking showers. He would wear the same clothes way too many days in a row, didn't wear deodorant and according to people who had to work with him he smelled BAD. That man was not right in the head.
I’m pretty sure this was in the 80s.
Same but darker jeans, white t-shirt and gray blouse.
2001 WOW! Just WOW!
Dark times...
At least he wore a belt in 2009. I can't stand tucked-in shirts with no belt!
I think he started wearing the belt because he lost a lot of weight from cancer.
I must be missing the joke because clearly here it was him intentionally creating something distinct that would be associated with him.
Steve Jobs didn't design anything as far as I know. He did, however, lead the design direction but would hardly qualify him as a designer.
I worked on a project for him. He was an just an awful human being, but he crazy detailed oriented, and the devil is in the details. IMHO, his greatest strength was that he knew how to sniff out and monetize others' brilliant work. Work that would otherwise go unnoticed. Some people call that parasitic, but I disagree. There are many brilliant projects that go unfunded because the people with the purse lack vision and imagination.
He was definitely a parasite.
And an awful excuse for a human being in general.
I hear ya, and I seriously disliked that motherfucker, but I am trying to give him props where due because neither Woz nor Jony Ive's genius would have seen the light of day without that insufferable ego maniac. Seriously, he's the only person I know that literally died of hubris.
The most credit I'll give him is on understanding design, at least for the idea of making things look nice for marketing purposes. I hear what you're saying though.
I do think Woz, who is just impressive, would have done well regardless. But I agree, likely not to the same extent of being a name many people know.
Who, of course, was getting dicked over by Jobs before Apple was even a thing, because Jobs was a thief in so many ways. But I digress.
It's a shame so many idolize that garbage.
It's a shame so many idolize that garbage.
Dear lord. When Jobs died, the cult of personality that emerged made me want to hurl. Two movies? Did we really even need one?
You know what I want to see? A comedy about Steve Balmer.
Now that I would watch.
Hell, give me a Reiser documentary over a movie about Jobs.
Parasitic
He designed a way to gross people out at work by soaking his feet in the toilet.