This stuff is feeble compared to what the Commodore was 25 years ago. A computer in every home, affordable. Now the geniuses are thinking of ways to make small incremental ideas of how to record to a pen or sense motion with very limited application. I mean, the guy waves his hand and it scrolls Vista screens. Niether of these guys come off as bright, they don't seem to have a sense of wonder, nor do they inspire wonder. Your articles are cataloging the sky, electric vehicles and Madeline Albright? All things that were done in the early years, I mean electric bikes were around since 1908, they just did not have what it took. Computing, thy very name is boredom.
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