Answers From Steve Jobs at Apple's Shareholder Meeting
DECS writes "At today's Apple annual shareholder meeting, a series of proposals were presented for voting after which CEO Steve Jobs answered a series of questions from the audience. Jobs talked about Greenpeace, stock options, the iPhone, Mac OS X Leopard, and .Mac."
From TFA: "I wish it was just a matter of writing checks. If it was just a matter of spending money, Microsoft would deliver good products." Truer words have never been spoken. Also the oblig: In Soviet Russia, money spends Microsoft!
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I'm guessing it's something to do with Leopard.
Your mind is clear / The things that you fear / Will fade with how much you / Believe what you hear
Greenpeace's side. We heard from them first. They started this, remember? ("Apple are teh 5uxx0rz! Clean it up already!")
Then we heard a reply from Apple ("We were already doing that, like 12 years ago, so shaddup.").
Greenpeace got their response in ("See they changed their policy because of us! We r0x0rz!").
So we have now heard from both sides.
And Apple pwned Greenpeace. FTW.
Who needs billions when you can have MILLIONS?
the iRack and the iRan?