When I used to listen to the TWIT podcast (its been years..), I liked Dvorak's cynical perspective vs the love everything new and tech of the other hosts. He was cranky. I give him bonus points for remembering lotus's Jazz software in the podcast (and calling it out for its problems when it came out).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_Jazz

Yes nearly 40 years of predictions will offer plenty of fuel if you're looking to burn someone.

One of my fondest personal memories is "printers and photocopiers use fundamentally different print technologies and will therefore never be integrated in one machine".

Does not in any way whatsoever justify the asshat fashion of the firing.

or that time he couldnt put back together idiot proof IBM PS/2 desktop.

I’m curious, but what has he been right about? It didn’t say much on his Wikipedia article.

From a Bayesian perspective, he seems like an excellent source of predictive information, when appropriately weighted.

What an epic collection! Isn't this output from one person something of a record?

What's wrong with these? It looks like the average click bait title to me.

Apple Watch isn't a flop?

If you look at some of those, he was right if you extend the timeline out. "nobody wants a mouse" - True in the days of touch screens. "the mac is dead" - Becoming true as they continue with the hardware choices for their pro lines and iOS'ification of the MacOS. "ipod is a niche product" - It is now for those who just want a music player and not a phone. "apple watch's a flop" - That was true when it came out. Apple was expecting it to be far larger than it was. Its now starting to gain traction, but don't see it growing to the number users who have iphones.

It might be better to say he was ahead of the curve on many of his statements.