> Oddly enough, this can be a sign of an excellent business. Microsoft originally provided some very mediocre products, but in a world fulled with absolutely sh

> Oddly enough, this can be a sign of an excellent business. Microsoft originally provided some very mediocre products, but in a world fulled with absolutely shit products, being predictably mediocre was astonishing! Before 2000, when Microsoft produced a lemon, they always seemed to recognise the problem and then replace it with something that was crappily useable (and they also had a few products that were actually good). People in here including me dream of living in an era where there is such a giant leap such as the leap to GUI provided by Win95, or even the revolution of the chip. If you didn't like being around when Win95 was coming out, I guess living in today's timeline where innovation has reached stagnation must be pure hell! /s