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Did you miss the Steve Jobs documentary Steve Jobs: One Last Thing that aired last night on PBS or the UK’s Channel 4? Those nice guys over at public broadcasting have slung the whole movie up online for streaming, free.
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38 responses to “Watch PBS’s ‘Steve Jobs: One Last Thing’ Online, Right Here, Right Now [Video]”
not working for me
Same thing. It’s not working.
broken
Same, same.
Do someone know if it is available as a torrent??
Doesn’t stream to IPs outside of the USA.
Shame, but common.
Anybody see the irony of it being a Flash video? Unavailable to iOS users.
“In the Los Altos suburb of San Francisco, California…” WTF?!?! Any production that begins in earnest with a colossal error like that–assuredly not meant as irony–is, as this program was, lacking.
There were one or two and interesting moments. But the best thing for me, having tuned in a few minutes ahead of time last night, was to catch the last five minutes of Nova…and see that the two biggest individual sponsors were David Koch and a Howard Hughes foundation. Hooray for hated capitalists!
only for US? ok, the piratebay it is then.
http://www.channel4.com/progra… – For those in the UK.
It streamed fine on my iPhone through the PBS application.
If this was broadcast on Ch4 too then it will be on 4oD… there is an app for that. It’s not called One Last Thing, but iChanged The World… assuming it was the same program pretty much – and it is there on 4oD
Cant get it off the PBS site, says the video is unavailable, cant get off the BBC, as I dont live in the UK, but the Piratebay has it, and as it is distributed, the more people that have it, the faster it shares.
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Damn you being 8 hours behind. I missed it :-(
You won’t get it from the BBC, it was on Channel 4 and would be on the 4OD catch up service
working for me, but im in US
Yawn
I
spotted this on the rememberingsteve page over at apple.com. I
thought it was one of the better things I read there, because it
expressed what allot of people seemed to be feeling. Hopefully
it’ll get some traction and inspire a few people besides myself.
The heading
was something like:
In Death He
Created His Most Insanely Great Creation
_________________
I grew up
with Steve and Apple. Some of my best childhood memories lie at
the intersection of a best friend, Steve’s creation(s), and myself.
Now that he’s
gone we worry a little about the things we may never see. It’s
painful.
But one of
the cool things about Steve is his ability to inspire and create in
everything. And in his passing he has created millions and
millions of people who don’t want to see a world without him. Out
of those millions there are many feeling such intense emotion right
now that it will deeply affect their souls for good. Even more,
the thought of living in the absence of the incredibly different
world they feel they’ve lost, is so painful, that it will actually
drive and inspire them to make sure that the future ahead of us is
not only as good as it could have been with Steve, but even more
beautiful, more pure, more honest, and more inspiring.
It really
hurts. But they want to see this world. Steve’s loss will
create thousands of these seeds in an intensely meaningful way.
They’ll do it because they want to live in a world even better than
the one they think they’ve lost.
They won’t be
digital clones, but they’ll share his DNA. They’ll evolve
through it. And there are so many more of them now than there
ever could have been had he been able to stay.
So thanks
Steve! Thanks for this last(ing) new creation. It’s a
lovely gift.
Shut up and GTF sleep.
you hurt my feelings …Yawn
I was watching the video but then I realized that watching paint dry was more interesting.
You really watched it ?? Wow get a life buddie or buddette. You need to get out more.
Awful editing and narration! I quit watching after 15 minutes