All You Can Do Is Every Day,

If An Innovative Piece Of Software Comes Along, Microsoft Copies It And Makes It Part Of Windows. This Is Not Innovation; This Is The End Of Innovation.

If An Open Source Product Gets Good Enough, We'll Simply Take It. So The Great Thing About Open Source Is Nobody Owns It - A Company Like Oracle Is Free To Take It For Nothing, Include It In Our Products And Charge For Support, And That's What We'll Do. So It Is Not Disruptive At All - You Have To Find Places To Add Value. Once Open Source Gets Good Enough, Competing With It Would Be Insane. We Don't Have To Fight Open Source, We Have To Exploit Open Source.

I Have Hobbies. I Do All Sorts Of Ridiculous Things.

To Model Yourself After Steve Jobs Is Like, 'i'd Like To Paint Like Picasso, What Should I Do? Should I Use More Red?'

There's A Wonderful Saying That's Dead Wrong. 'why Did You Climb The Mountain?' 'i Climbed The Mountain Because It Was There.' That's Utter Nonsense...you Climbed The Mountain Because You Were There, And You Were Curious If You Could Do It. You Wondered What It Would Be Like.