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Happy Belated Birthday Steve Jobs!

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs still gets birthday wishes from loyalists more than 16 months after his death.

Steve Jobs would have been 58 on Sunday and he is still getting birthday wishes from fans more than a year after his death.

The Twitteratti had this to say:

“Happy Birthday Steve Jobs. We miss you,” wrote iMore.

“Happy Birthday Steve Jobs. You inspired people around the world. Always and forever,” was the sentiment from khajochi

“Happy Belated Birthday Steve Jobs. He was born 2/24/55. No matter what people think of him, he had a huge role in where technology is today,” wrote Worth Ave. Group.

And at least one Fan Boy took it a step further putting together Steve Jobs video montages on YouTube and his own site.

“I'm a long time Apple enthusiast and throughout the years have gathered every single Steve Jobs video I could find … To commemorate Steve Jobs birthday (Feb. 24th) I decided to put all these videos online and make them easily available for all. I believe it's the most complete archive available,” the site creator told MacRumors.

The site, Every Steve Jobs Video, claims to have the “largest Steve Jobs video archive on the web.”

In the video compilation called Steve Jobs Funniest Moments, the little over eight minute video shows highlights from Jobs’ product introductions, interviews and other stage presentations.

Business Insider featured images of fans’ artistic tributes including an image of Jobs with Marilyn Monroe hair, and Jobs’ likeness made out of red and green apples.

Happy belated birthday Steve! 

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