This cop wasn’t fucking around.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigated it returned a no bill, declining charges against the Elyria Police Officer.
The suspect 💀.
In 1997, a developer publicly humiliated Steve Jobs in front of a packed room.
Jobs had just returned to Apple after 11 years away. Instead of fighting back, he admitted the guy was partly right — then explained the principle he believed could turn Apple into an $8–10 billion-a-year business.
And his answer had almost nothing to do with technology.
Most companies, Jobs explained, work backwards. They build something technically impressive, fall in love with what they created, and only then ask how they are going to sell it.
He had made that mistake himself so many times that he said he had the “scar tissue” to prove it.
His rule was the opposite: start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology.
Jobs used the LaserWriter as an example. Inside the printer were a Canon laser engine, an Apple-designed controller, Adobe PostScript and AppleTalk. It was an extraordinary piece of engineering, but none of that was the reason he believed people would buy it.
When the first page came out, Jobs looked at it and realized they didn't need to explain what was inside the machine. They could simply hold up the result and ask one question:
Do you want this?
That was the entire point.
Customers don't pay you for how difficult your product was to build. They pay for what it does for them.
A developer tried to expose what Steve Jobs didn't know about technology.
Jobs responded by explaining something far more valuable about business.
@Pirat_Nation I contacted PlayStation support before, they are very incompetent and don’t seem to care, whatever your issue is they always have a copy paste answer that leading to a paid service. They deserve every insult they get. Don’t buy anything Sony
@ShitpostRock I never step foot on Xbox since ps3 slim, by the time I got a Xbox series X after gotten a ps5, all my Xbox digital purchases are still under my Xbox account. If consoles are going digital, Xbox is the only platform I trust.
People outside of DC don’t realize what a transformation this is. Union Station used to be packed with drugged out zombies shambling around screaming at passersby, and barefoot, piss-soaked homeless people passed out on the floor. Columbus Circle right outside used to be a gross dead fountain surrounded by dirt and tents. That is what used to greet you when you stepped off the train. Now we have an entrance to our capital city befitting an empire.