Are you real? Sorry, but wishing someone dead is just insanity. No other words for it. Hope your post gets removed by one of the administrators.scotty321 said:At first, I actually misinterpreted the headline to read that Bill Campbell had died, which would be even BETTER news but this news will still suffice as the best news of the day.
Are you real? Sorry, but wishing someone dead is just insanity. No other words for it. Hope your post gets removed by one of the administrators.
Finally, this disgusting parasite of a human being is gone!! Good riddance to this disgusting man who has done more to hurt the Mac platform than almost any other man in existence. The man who has always allowed his company Intuit to treat all Mac users like second-class citizens, which still continues to this day. The man who has never lifted a finger of good for the Mac platform. The man who allowed his company to drop all support for Quicken for the Mac, then drop all support for QuickBooks for the Mac, then reluctantly bring back QuickBooks after many years, but still never brought back Quicken and still keeps QuickBooks paralyzed with 99% less features than the Windows versions of QuickBooks. The man who allowed his company to never develop any other accounting products for the Mac. The man who made everyone in the entire tech industry doubt that the Mac was a viable business machine. Why Steve Jobs was EVER friends with this pathetic human being is beyond me. Good riddance. At first, I actually misinterpreted the headline to read that Bill Campbell had died, which would be even BETTER news but this news will still suffice as the best news of the day.
Campbell's company sure showed Apple a lot of love. How he remained so close to Steve is a mystery to me.
Bet line I heard on how to be close to Steve is to have as much success as him while also never giving into his mood swings.
WTF was WWDC and the IBM announcement then? Seems to me that's getting off the bench.
My biggest gripe with Bill Campbell is that for almost a decade now he has allowed Intuit/Quicken for the Mac to languish with problems of incompatibility with OSX (Lion, I believe), iOS, lack of support, lack of improvements and sheer and utter lack of responsiveness.
Quicken was a piece of software that was an early hit with the Mac Community -- nothing else including the Intuit-owned Mint (anybody heard anything about that lately?) has even come close to taking Quicken's place.
Mr. Campbell ought to give the software to Apple and let it get the development it's due. Now that it's APPLE/IBM such an action might be worthy.
It always has bothered me that Campbell's Intuit just ignored the Mac audience that helped building the company and has continued to adapt, improve and support the Windows world.
I, for one, think a not so very good friend has left the building and his exit need not be bemoaned.
Are you real? Sorry, but wishing someone dead is just insanity. No other words for it. Hope your post gets removed by one of the administrators.
But I don't want Apple to 'grow up'. They tried that before, and it almost killed the company.
Oh, and Steve is really dead this time, and can't save it again...
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Not reacting to mean people is a lesson worth learning, but a hard one for many people to learn...
Remembering that it is THEY that have the problem is key...
Reppin' the burgh!
My biggest gripe with Bill Campbell is that for almost a decade now he has allowed Intuit/Quicken for the Mac to languish with problems of incompatibility with OSX (Lion, I believe), iOS, lack of support, lack of improvements and sheer and utter lack of responsiveness.
Quicken was a piece of software that was an early hit with the Mac Community -- nothing else including the Intuit-owned Mint (anybody heard anything about that lately?) has even come close to taking Quicken's place.
Mr. Campbell ought to give the software to Apple and let it get the development it's due. Now that it's APPLE/IBM such an action might be worthy.
It always has bothered me that Campbell's Intuit just ignored the Mac audience that helped building the company and has continued to adapt, improve and support the Windows world.
I, for one, think a not so very good friend has left the building and his exit need not be bemoaned.
Will be fun handing this guy.
No kidding. Not to mention the poisoning of the environment that they will cause.
Mean people suck.