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The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs (fakesteve.blogspot.com), a parodic blog that purports to be written by the founder of Apple Computer, is the work of a blogger known until a few months ago only as “Fake Steve.” His musings on all things techie are written in a style that is exaggerated yet wonderfully similar to that of the real Steve – Fake Steve is almost unhinged in his contempt for his cus¬tomers and competitors (he roundly abuses them as “jackasses,” and makes fun of people who bought iPhones for $600). The blog’s other draw from its inception was the mystery: Just who is Fake Steve? In late August, Brad Stone, a New York Times reporter, nailed the culprit as Daniel Lyons, a very witty senior editor at Forbes magazine who writes from his home near Boston. Fortunately, his excoriation of the technology industry remains as funny, and as insightful, as ever.

Check out more Best of the New categories in Sunday's Boston Globe Magazine

(Jakub Mosur for Boston Globe)
Blog tied The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs ( fakesteve.blogspot.com ), a parodic blog that purports to be written by the founder of Apple Computer, is the work of a blogger known until a few months ago only as “Fake Steve.” His musings on all things techie are written in a style that is exaggerated yet wonderfully similar to that of the real Steve – Fake Steve is almost unhinged in his contempt for his cus¬tomers and competitors (he roundly abuses them as “jackasses,” and makes fun of people who bought iPhones for $600). The blog’s other draw from its inception was the mystery: Just who is Fake Steve? In late August, Brad Stone, a New York Times reporter, nailed the culprit as Daniel Lyons, a very witty senior editor at Forbes magazine who writes from his home near Boston. Fortunately, his excoriation of the technology industry remains as funny, and as insightful, as ever. Check out more Best of the New categories in Sunday's Boston Globe Magazine
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