Not gonna answer this one because I am a designer :-) Just a different kind from the author/quotee.

I should know this & I have NO idea.

Guess: Frank Lloyd Wright...?

Maybe it's a clothing designer? Louis Vuitton

I call foul. LOL

trog·lo·dyte

/ˈträɡləˌdīt/

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noun

1. (especially in prehistoric times) a person who lived in a cave.

• a hermit.
• a person who is regarded as being deliberately ignorant or old-fashioned.

Edith Head

Henry Ford

Gotta go with LoneJack on this one, seems he knows whereof he speaks.

As for yesterday, I looked it up after I posted, there are several 'correct' definitions. But I still think it ought to be a weird swamp creature. . . .

Rusty

I think LoneJack nailed it.

If you look at the etymology or origin of the word troglodyte, it comes from the Greek trogle = 'hole' and dy(ein) = 'creep into', with the primary definition therefore being one who creeps into holes or cave dweller. While there are other, secondary definitions, cave dweller is the primary one.

Steve Jobs. I always thought it was such an interesting quote from a tech guy.

I was never a fan of Steve Jobs, especially after I found out that his co-workers had to demand that he take more baths. I own zero Apple products, was offended by many of their proprietary products that forced one to buy even more Apple products (none of which I wanted), and when they moved their operations to Ireland to avoid paying U.S. taxes, that nailed the coffin shut for me. I prefer free-source programs.

Sorry LoneJack. I have to stick by the answer I was given for that particular (and all) my questions. Nice try though! LOL

I agree Jasdip…. only a game!

jasdip - no crime no foul! At least I will get a tasty chili dog today!

My company is giving everyone free breakfast today in honor of Veterans day. I smelled bacon cooking when I got to the office. Usually it is breakfast burritos or breakfast sandwiches and fruit.

Lars - I've never owned a Apple product either but my DW has an IPad. I'm not a fan either but I sure would have liked to have bought some of their stock back in the 80s!