Isn't it a fucking shame how much time we lose trying to please every fickle ego on this forum. This thread is an abomination.
Linus Torvalds says almost are the people are dumb as shit. And nobody uses Linux because of that?
Steve Jobs was well known to tell everyone around them frankly they were under performing. And nobody uses or respects Apple's products? Do you think my gf gives a fuck what Steve Jobs said or did. If I give her a new iPhone, she will be ears-to-ears grinning.
Bill Gates was known to do the same berating of employees that Steve Jobs did. Did Microsoft not kick ass during his prime years?
You all can whine as much as you want, but it won't matter in the end. All that matters is who is going to deliver the product that users have a very strong use case to use.
If I deliver a product to a millions users, you will be right there licking my butt. And that is what I mean when I say "I want to kick your ass". I mean I want to show you what fucking whining ass losers you are.
I don't give a fuck what you think. Show me your technical abilities and maybe I might respect you.
Seriously you do not matter. What matters is the code and product I release.
P.S. Can you tell my M.S. is going into remission, hehe. Feeling too strong!
Steve Jobs may have pushed his employees but he did not go on public forums to call his potential investors "dumb as shit" and "losers"
If you cannot respect others and their point of view then they will not respect you, nor will they invest in you when there are literally thousands of other projects to choose from where they can have a civil discussion.
I really do not care about your MS and please stop playing the victim game.
Speaking of Steve Jobs, here's a little known tidbit about why he was late with the Macintosh:
"I didn't get much work done yesterday because after lunch I was in the mall the entire afternoon standing in 4 different lines (and they never have enough tellers): the bank to pay my rent, the telcom to pay my internet line, the bills payment line for my electric bill, and finally standing in checkout line at grocery"