Personal Computing 2.0
- In halcyon days of yore (circa 1995), computers always did what you told them.
- Ever since I was a kid and my parents brought home our first Mac, I’ve loved personal computing and the idea that I could create anything I could imagine.
- There were no subscriptions, no login screens, no cookie banners, no notifications, no pop-ups, no up-sells, no ads, no rage-bait, and none of the crap to which we have grudgingly grown accustomed.
Unverified
- In halcyon days of yore (circa 1995), computers always did what you told them.
- Ever since I was a kid and my parents brought home our first Mac, I’ve loved personal computing and the idea that I could create anything I could imagine.
- There were no subscriptions, no login screens, no cookie banners, no notifications, no pop-ups, no up-sells, no ads, no rage-bait, and none of the crap to which we have grudgingly grown accustomed.
Sources: Imbue