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Wired UK December cover, Steve Jobs and future foreseeing
[Disclaimer: I don’t get a penny out of this, I’m in no way – unfortunately – associated with Wired magazine] Wired covers are usually compelling, pretty much like its content. Cover stories have been so inspiring over the years (to … Continue reading
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