Re: The Achilles Heel Of Secure Boot: Certificate Revocation

Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Jul 2026 22:57:55 -0700, Dave Yeo wrote:
>
>> I blame Jobs, who in the early Mac days said a computer should be
>> like a toaster. Though if not Jobs, some other marketer would have
>> done the same.
> The Apple II was a very versatile appliance. And some of the Macintosh
> models that were released after Jobs was ejected (like the legendary
> Macintosh II) were also quite nice as far as universal machines go.
>
> It was after Jobs came back to Apple that they dropped the “Computer”
> part of the company name, and stopped trying to offer general-purpose
> computation devices ...

This was before he got the boot. Other quotes I remember, roughly, 
"users don't need colour" and "users don't need expandability" in 
between him saying "Apple II forever"
Pretty sure he was behind crippling the //GS as well as with the fastest 
65816 available it was a better Mac then the Mac. Colour, expandable, 
lots of bug fixes when MacOS was ported to it, ADB for connectivity, 
though Mac got that pretty quick. Not to mention a huge catalog of software.
Dave