Best description of working for Steve Jobs: "You might go awhile without seeing him. But you are constantly aware of his presence. You are constantly aware that what you're doing will either please or displease him. I mean, he might not know who you are. But there's no question that he knows what you do. And what you're doing. And whether he likes it or not." - Wilson Miner
"Don’t worry Palin, you stick to your guns. They said the same things about me after Antietam, goddamn sunken road. You’ve got a good future ahead of you. " - Wilson Miner
"You remember those dark days after the first bust? You know the ones when all the MBAs left, and the people who loved the Web went on building it — building meaningful, crazy, artistic cool stuff, and the ethos of the social web was born, back before when that meant more then widget crazy/Facebook-tulip-bloom-madness. Yeah, that sure sucked." - Wilson Miner
Roger Ebert: "We linger on such moments because movie stars are important to us. They represent an ideal form we are deluded to think exists inside of us. Paul Newman seemed to represent the best of what we could hope for." - Wilson Miner
Natalie Downe's presentation on CSS systems looks excellent. I use "sandboxing" (over-specific rules to avoid spilling over) a lot more than she recommends, but generally she makes a lot of excellent points. - Wilson Miner
"Mr. Greenspan slapped the table. 'There’s been too much gaming of the system,' he thundered. 'Capitalism is not working! There’s been a corrupting of the system of capitalism.'" - Wilson Miner
Now that's a political ad. I wish all political ads were two-minute format. Means you actually have to say something, instead of rapid-firing quotes and images the viewer barely has time to register, let alone evaluate critically. - Wilson Miner
