6/11/2023 0 Comments Steve wozniak iwoz![]() ![]() ![]() So, no matter how many times I tried, I just couldn't finish this book. That means that any of the exciting little stories embedded here (the early days of phone phreaking, the Home Brew Club, Apple's early days) I had already heard-and frequently in much more fascinating detail. This leads me to my second problem: although this book was published earlier, I read the Jobs autobiography first. But it would have been better left to an autobiographer to tell, someone who could emphasize the important parts, locate them in the spirit of the times, or at the very least draw out broader thoughts from his subject. Then again, I also think there's tons that's interesting about Woz. I'm telling you, he's an absolutely excellent guy, but such good-naturedness doesn't leave a lot of room for conflict. There is something to possibly be said about the fact that maybe Woz's life is a bit dull for this sort of thing. And I tried a new project for the science fair.), which I believe Woz still is, at heart. Every page reads like an excited little boy who just came home from school (And then I built this project. I'd love to have him as a friend, family member, coworker (I said the opposite of Jobs when reading his biography). Steve Wozniak is a brilliant man, a kind man, a wonderful man. Edit: To give this a bit more depth, let me explain. ![]()
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