Mat Honan, writing at Wired:

Jobs, like the titans of industry before him, realized that when we think about how the world works, we are actually thinking about the way people have made it to work. And that means that if you don’t like the way the world works, you are free to change it. Which is exactly what he did.

Honan’s was my favorite “one year since Steve Jobs died” post. It is, in many ways, the most insightful. It’s also, most importantly, the most respectful.

This Steve Jobs talk from 1983 (I was less than a month old…) is a series of astoundingly accurate predictions about the future of computing. The audio was sourced from a cassette tape, cleaned up a bit, and posted to Soundcloud by Marcel Brown. Read his post about it on his blog, Life, Liberty, and Technology.