Category: Quotes

“PayPal, you are the scourge of the internet. Fuck you.”

— Elliot Jay Stocks

“Why don’t you walk around with a helmet on too?”

— Jerry Seinfeld

“Then, in January 2010, Chef Jobs walks on stage with the iPad and it all becomes obvious, easy. Three decades of failures are forgotten.”

— Jean-Louis Gassée

“The mainstream press is jumping all over this pile of shit like it’s real news”

— Jim Dalrymple

“It’s nice to have choices, but it’s not nice to have confusion.”

— John Moltz

“Email has always been a great medium. It’s the content of most emails that’s problematic.”

— Dave Pell

“Windows 8 is a tax on your brain.”

— Tim Edwards

“I’m not a fan of software patents, but I am a fan of ethical and respectful business practice.”

— Garrett Murray

“It now expects those developers to continue supporting Twitter by syndicating content into its platform, but it no longer wants to provide any value to developers in return.”

— Dustin Curtis

“The irony is that by thinking small, Apple became the biggest company that ever was.”

— Horace Dediu

“It’s clear to me that over the last five years or so, Samsung has built not only a multibillion-dollar business, but a corporate culture around having Apple’s number.”

— Matt Drance

“The device is a satellite, not my primary tool for work.”

— Chris Bowler

“It is a thing of beauty, though, when Apple fans and Microsoft fans can come together to laugh at the credulity of Google fans.”

— The Macalope

“Call me an elitist. Call me an arrogant S-O-B, but I’m above the rat race for page views.”

— Harry Marks

“So Klout, which is utter vainglorious masturbatory nonsense, that’s OK.”

— John Gruber

“So, my challenge to others would be to stop, think, and make something for the future.”

— Chris Sauve

“I rage read Daring Fireball voraciously.”

— Guy English (Happy tenth DF.)

“G+ is like Twitter, but for Samsung users.”

— Jim Dalrymple

“‘That’s cute.’ – every OmniFocus and Sublime Text user, today.”

— Alex Payne

“We’ve adopted John’s concept of linking, but not the idea that we need to tell a bigger story on our sites.”

— Marcelo Somers