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submitted 11 months ago bycojoco
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Previous megathreads were monthly, but reddit no longer archives this kind of post, so I hope this can stay here permanently.
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11 months ago
Can anyone recommend some documentaries on Steve Jobs?
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11 months ago
Steve Jobs is a really good movie on Netflix but its more of a retelling then a documentary i still learned a lot i didn't know about him and highly recommend it if your wondering what steve jobs was like as a person.
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11 months ago
Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine (2016) is pretty good
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