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I would not say the author was fawning, but it is obvious, and such articles try to explain that exact detail, that Jobs was and still is...

I would not say the author was fawning, but it is obvious, and such articles try to explain that exact detail, that Jobs was and still is an immense influence. Writers need to – at least – acknowledge that, even if some people are tired of it.

Posted by ff10 on Feb 16, 2015, 12:54 PM

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I would not say the author was fawning, but it is obvious, and such articles try to explain that exact detail, that Jobs was and still is...

ff10Feb 16, 2015, 12:54 PM

I would not say the author was fawning, but it is obvious, and such articles try to explain that exact detail, that Jobs was and still is an immense influence. Writers need to – at least – acknowledge that, even if some people are tired of it.

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