Part One: The Terrible Secret of Steve Jobs

Part One: The Terrible Secret of Steve Jobs | BEHIND THE BASTARDS

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Part One: The Terrible Secret of Steve Jobs | BEHIND THE BASTARDS
Robert sits down with Ed Zitron to discuss the early life of Steve Jobs, who started out setting off bombs in school and wound up founding Apple.
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Original Air Date: March 5, 2024
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There’s a reason the History Channel has produced hundreds of documentaries about Hitler but only a few about Dwight D. Eisenhower. Bad guys (and gals) are eternally fascinating. Behind the Bastards dives in past the Cliffs Notes of the worst humans in history and exposes the bizarre realities of their lives. Listeners will learn about the young adult novels that helped Hitler form his monstrous ideology, the founder of Blackwater’s insane quest to build his own Air Force, the bizarre lives of the sons and daughters of dictators and Saddam Hussein’s side career as a trashy romance novelist.
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@hypercube8735

If you want an accurate movie about Steve Jobs, you want Pirates of Silicon Valley. Wozniak himself says it was accurate.

@JD3Gamer

As someone who grew up as an Apple fan and Steve Jobs fan I’m ecstatic that you are talking about him. Part of growing up is realizing your heroes are pieces of shit.

@seanhall8686

The childhood "pranks" remind me of stories about John Carmack, who used thermite to steal a computer from his school. I guess this type of thing is common in the tech world.

@Iwuznothere

So what you're telling me is that a real Steve Jobs biopic is just him weeping at any resistance like a spoiled manchild. Pauly Shore could be the perfect Steve Jobs.

@homerco213

Socialize the cost, privatize the benefit.

@SavageGreywolf

Pretty much anyone that's met Woz describes him as if he's a golden retriever that happens to also be a tech genius. How Jobs treated a man like that qualifies him for this podcast alone.

@spiritualanarchist8162

If someone told me as a kid : 'Your real parents are multi miljonairs, but they gave you to a mechanic ' I would be crying as well ;)

@sholem_bond

I don't think it's the lack of punishment necessarily, but I do think it's maybe his parents not treating the situation (getting kicked out of first grade) with the gravity it deserves.

@SuperSmashDolls

There are, precisely, two kinds of famous / outspoken tech people:

@Nothingseen

I'm glad someone is finally talking about this. Steve Jobs? Bad.

@magpieMOB

The way that Robert delivered:

@alanduhamel2885

A child figuring out they are smarter than their parents, either logically or emotionally, is a depressingly common occurrence. It happened to me twice.

@laserspaceninja

Steve Jobs was truly a master of a bastard. Just glad he got into computers and not politics. Imagine a universe with that version of a Stevie J. Yikes!

@thelastholdout

Slight correction on the Atari story: as far as I understand it, the game that Wozniak designed the new board for was Breakout. Also, apparently the new design was so compact and efficient that Atari

@randalalansmith9883

This is amazing. I was in all the same health food cults and went extremely orthorexic. But I never founded Apple.

@jorymo4964

Funny they mentioned his interest in typefaces! "Font" used to just refer to the size, weight, and slant of letters in a typeface. Nowadays, most people use the word "font" as a synonym for "typeface," largely because Steve Jobs had them named like that on Mac computers!

@gregmark1688

I was just looking at the early Palo Alto research that the Mac was evolved out of, and I was impressed with what

@anonihme5142

listening to this, contemplating a 10 hour train ride where i can't charge my phone while listening to it because some designer in apple thought the iphone would be more beautiful without a mini jack socket... I hate them with a passion

@Melggart

Of all the tech founders, I think Bill Gates was the most "normal" in a way. He really did the work, was a competent administrator and didn't backstab too much his early colleagues. But he also lead Microsoft in avoiding taxes extra hard and was such a close friend with Epstein that his wife divorced him. His charity is also a mixed bag in my opinion. I was never a fan of Jobs, but as I was of Gates that doesn't mean I have a good sense for people.

@user-gk2ul1vf2z

Suddenly struck by how the relationship between yesteryear's computer building from scratch and today's kit building mirrors the journey from desktop tinkering you used to have to do in the 00s to today's sleek app-only interfaces. Computing is getting less ...craftsy? Hands on? DIY? Hmm