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Never before has the futility of watching films on such a tiny screen been so well encapsulated as when Jon Stewart enjoyed Lawrence of Arabia on the Oscar stage last night. If you missed it, we won't spoil the joke for you. But even after Stewart's cultural nod/low blow to the iPhone, Jobs got the last laugh as he was thanked later during Pixar's Best Animated Film acceptance speech.
PC fanboys, you just really can't win.
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Never before has the futility of watching films on such a tiny screen been so well encapsulated as when 
