Steve Wozniak talks Apple history, products, and the Steve Jobs movie

Like many people, I long believed that Steve Jobs deserved most of the credit for founding Apple, and then rescuing it, and then making it into perhaps the most important tech company in the world. Sure, Jobs's Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak was important to the narrative, but didn't seem like the star player. But after listening to The Woz share warm, generous, and insightful opinions last week, I'm starting to reconsider my biases.

Wozniak spoke in a fireside chat keynote at New Relic's FutureStack15 user conference in San Francisco last week, but he focused on the new Steve Jobs movie, the early days of Apple, his passion for tech education, and other elements of his long and storied career. While the conversation casually and delightfully touched down in various places, I'm going to try and create a rough temporal narrative, and conclude with a few lessons from his remarkable life (disclosure: I am an employee of New Relic.) 

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