... Oh my god... The man's legacy is something that I'm sure we all take for granted nowadays, but still... So sad to see him go.
Long live Cinematech. FC:0259-0435-4987Indeed. RIP.
ALL CREATURE WILL DIE AND ALL THE THINGS WILL BE BROKEN. THAT'S THE LAW OF SAMURAI.Damn. Just another example of someone who changed the world in a huge way that is too easy to forget sometimes. moment of silence
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Politics is the skilled use of blunt objects.Man, its a shame I knew nothing about this guy until today. RIP.
GOH! JII! RAH!RIP Mr. Ouga.
His legacy will live on, so in many ways, he's immortal.
All kidding aside, RIP to him.
I will mourn him with a compact disc. silence from me
What profit is it to a man, when he gains his money, but loses his internet? Anonymous 16:26 I believe...I don't think he actually invented the CD, it says he just drove its development as the manager of the project.
Also, apparently he got his job by being a musician and complaining to Sony about the poor quality of their recording devices. In perhaps the greatest example of Let's See YOU Do Better! in history, his complaint caused him to get hired.
Michaelangelo didn't actually paint any of his frescos, either.
Jonah FalconRIP
Seeing all these piss ant tropers trying to talk tough makes me laugh. If Matrix were here, he'd laugh too.
Sony has announced the death of Norio Ohga, who passed away from multiple organ failure at the age of 81 this past Saturday, April 23. Ohga is credited as the inventor of the revolutionary leap in music and data technology, the compact disc. He was also the founder of Sony Computer Entertainment in 1993.
Jonah Falcon