Morbyd
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Oh dear... Quark! and Pagemaker and Freehand... those were the daysIt's mainly because my Dad was in design - and it was useful for putting together fancy page layouts in Quark.
Oh dear... Quark! and Pagemaker and Freehand... those were the daysIt's mainly because my Dad was in design - and it was useful for putting together fancy page layouts in Quark.
He's still alive though. These will be hypnotising hungry consumers for years to come...   
(much to the dismay of underpaid workers in China and anyone living near a toxic dump.)
He's changed the way we buy music with the iPod & iTunes
True.
But...
Effectively destroying the quality of sound with an influx of hateful mp3s as per the factory setting on iTunes.
But I guess you could argue that that would've happened anyway.
Wow, didn't see that one coming.
The (technological) world is a much better place having had him in it. A revolutionary and visionary he'll be sorely missed BY HIS CLOSE FRIENDS AND FAMILY. Amazing how one man could change the face of technology, the music industry, and the film industry.
Did you know he was the single biggest shreholder of the Disney corporation ??
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-15193922
When all this first came out, disk storage space was still at a premium so the trade-off for 128 kbps seemed necessary. iTunes wasn't the only program that defaulted to that.Effectively destroying the quality of sound with an influx of hateful mp3s as per the factory setting on iTunes.
But I guess you could argue that that would've happened anyway.