Sorry, didn't realize you wanted a list of EVERY CEO who isn't a bad person. I'll do better to live up to your impossible standards next time.

The fact that other CEOs exhibit psychopath tendencies is not relevant. This discussion is about Steve Jobs and what a terrible human being is was.
But to name a good CEO, I"d go with the guy who runs Arizona Ice Tea.

Hope it crashes and burns in a spectacular fashion, and serves as a warning sign to the rest of Hollywood.

Adult Burmese will survive a cold snap as long as it warms back up. If you are talking about a real winter style extended cold, then yes they are history, but FL doesn't get those (yet...)

The /. synopsis reads like every original dot com bubble bankruptcy (man I miss fuckedcompany dot com, great insight form the people who were there) statement.
"We grew too large too fast, but this restructuring will allow us to emerge stronger than ever!"
Less than a year later they were just another footnote in the every-growing pile of stupid/failed dot com companies.

Where is the +1 "Terrifying thought" mod when you need it?

I made this Slashdot account 20 years ago when signing up for anything pretty much guaranteed you'd be spammed to Hell and back. I merely presumed Slashdot would do the same thing.

VPNSecure.

I too bought a "lifetime" VPN from them through Slashdot deals. Started off great, then one by one they shut down their nodes til only 5 eyes locations remained. By that point I'd switched to something else, but they sent out a long "woe is us" e.mail explaining why lifetime didn't mean that and if you'd be so kind as to buy it again at ~20$/year, we'd be ever so grateful.

That's pretty bad that my 1985 Alfa Romeo GTV6 lasted longer than your Ford. I got 250k before it needed major work.

Our gov't windows 11 images, provided by an outside private company, will BSoD if you look at them sideways. Not Windows 11 fault to be clear, but a bad image (and the company is slow to admit fault, much less fix this issue) and it's a daily issue here.

Very frustrating.

Dunno, but trying to delete the built-in apps (again, Chess comes readily to mind) can't be done and it wouldn't even let me move them, I could create an alias all day long, but the original icon/program? No go.

Point of correction, speaking as an ex-Industrial Hygienist here, *some* asbestos fibers are dangerous, because they are the right size (3-5um in length) to evade the body's natural filters and penetrate the lung sacs or other areas.
Then once in the lungs, the white blood cells start to impale themselves on the invaders, causing scarring etc.

I bought a 2013 Mac Pro (the trash can) and replaced the internal drive with an m.2 one with adapter. After re-installing MacOS, I wanted to test the speed. Black Magic makes a nice application for that, that is only available on the Apple store, to which I don't have an account.
  Nowhere online could I find a link to a DMG that wasn't on the Apple store. Very frustrating.
I tried to remove all the built-in programs that Apple thoughtfully decided I needed, like Chess (as but one example) and they cannot be removed. Ok, so I'll just make a folder and move them all there where they can be ignored.
Nope, they can't even be moved from the "applications" folder.

Very frustrating.

So yes, I've tried to use MacOS. Fortunately the 2013 Mac Pro is x86, so I installed a different OS on it instead.

Your comment is marked as "Funny" but you are not far from reality. I work for a gov't and more than one new college grad has come to us for a position that has never touched an actual computer, somehow skating by 4 years using a phone and a tablet...

I'm glad someone remembers how Gates has tried to whitewash his ill-gotten money. There is a long list of companies destroyed by MS and Gates from very early on in the 80s. Once a scum bag always a scum bag and no amount of "charity" work will buy him into the pages of history as a "good guy"