I didn't know where to post so I'll post here. When Steve Jobs told the graduating audience at Stanford, he said " be hungry, be foolish". What does that mean?
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What he meant was, buy Nissan;)
CD
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Are you sure you have the right newsgroup?
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You might get the kind of response you're looking for if you post to comp.sys.apple.
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Why not try an Apple or Mac newsgroup?
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probably meant to inspire the grad students to go forth eagerly and don't be afraid to try new things. I'd suspect when Jobs & Gates were first starting out, they were thought of as fools for wasting time an money on something that wouldn't work. Most people know what their success lead to....