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The sad reality is we've solved many of computation's problems, and don't have much of a utopia around as perhaps expected in solving them. Macs in the 2000's
by samieljabali 5y ago
The sad reality is we've solved many of computation's problems, and don't have much of a utopia around as perhaps expected in solving them.
Macs in the 2000's had productivity apps that were needed, fun to discover & to try out:
* Growl for notifications
* AppFresh for automatic downloads
* Quicksilver for file/app search
All of which has been solved by the OS.
Web 2.0 solved connecting with friends and strangers around the world, as well as many other problems, by FAANG+.
Web 3.0/VR will be 2.0 on steroids, which too eventually will get boring.
As big of a nerd I am, computation I'm finding can only go so far in satisfaction, thus eventually "stagnate."