Steve Jobs' Not-So-Minimalist Home OfficeYou'd expect an empty black slate, cold aluminum, and lighting like an Apple Store, if blindly guessing what Steve Jobs' home workspace looked like. The reality is, of course, much more human, lived-in, and interesting. Getty Images recently made available an August 2004 photo shoot by Diana Walker, a favorite photographer of Steve Jobs' then at Time magazine. The photos were taken a few weeks aft
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