Scott McNealy Quotes

I Can't Figure The Stock Market Out. I Think It's Wacky. I Have Done Well With A Long-term Strategy And Will Continue Being A Long-term Investor.

When Steve Ballmer Calls Me Wacko, I Consider That A Compliment.

This Is A Big Deal. It's A Fairly Natural Partnership; It Shouldn't Surprise People, ... We're Working On Bringing This Network-is-the-computer, Net Services Environment.

If I Could Embed A Locator Chip In My Child Right Now, I Know I Would Do That. Some People Call That Big Brother; I Call It Being A Father.

This Windows 95 Hairball Has Become So Big, So Unmanageable, So Hard To Use, So Hard To Configure, So Hard To Keep Up And Running, So Hard To Keep Secure. Windows 95 Is A Great Gift To Give Your Kid This Christmas Because It Will Keep Your Kid Fascinated For Months Trying To Get It Up And Running And Trying To Figure Out How To Use It.

We Have An Opportunity To Improve Productivity And Cut Costs While Growing Our Way To A Better And A More Comfortable Operating Environment. I Don't Think Anyone Feels Comfortable About Bumping Around Where We Are Today.

In A World Without Fences, Who Needs Gates?

When Computers (people) Are Networked, Their Power Multiplies Geometrically. Not Only Can People Share All That Information Inside Their Machines, But They Can Reach Out And Instantly Tap The Power Of Other Machines (people), Essentially Making The Entire Network Their Computer.

Putting Windows [3.11] On Top Of Dos Is Like Putting Whipped Cream On A Road Apple [horse Poop].

The Only Thing I'd Rather Own Than Windows Is English. Then I'd Be Able To Charge You An Upgrade Fee Every Time I Add New Letters Like N And T.

We Think Computing Ought To Be Like A Telephone Or A Water Tap Or A Light Switch.

Computers Shouldn't Be Unusable. You Don't Need To Know How To Work A Telephone Switch To Make A Phone Call, Or How To Use The Hoover Dam To Take A Shower, Or How To Work A Nuclear-power Plant To Turn On The Lights.