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WEBThe phrase “mind blown” has been used to express shock and bewilderment since as early as 1996 with the inclusion of a song titled "mind blown" in N.W.A rapper MC Ren's second solo album The Villain in Black.
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Steve Jobs: The Best Internet Memes and Tributes - The Daily Beast
WEBOct 7, 2011 · The Daily Beast teamed up with BuzzFeed to track down the best Steve Jobs memes and graphics, created as tributes, from around the web.
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WEBWhen the average, uninformed-on-the-field person thinks of an example of a successful programmer, their mind might immediately think of Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerberg. For the former, come on. Steve Jobs wasn't a boots-on-the-ground programmer, he was the ideas guy and the face of the company.
How to think like Steve Jobs - Men's Health
WEBNov 17, 2015 · The new biopic Steve Jobs gives an insight into the CEO’s mind-blowing thought process. But how does the average man harness the true power of his brain? We scoured the scientific community and...
28 Things You Didn't Know About Steve Jobs - Ranker
WEBApr 22, 2024 · In a mind-blowing series of events, 12-year-old Steve Jobs up the head of HP to talk computers with him. By the end of their phone call, he was offered an internship at the company. The HP website tells the story like this: "When he was in eighth grade, Steve Jobs decided to build a frequency counter for a school project and needed parts.