bill gates 1996 interview / charlie rose

[@noroupstudiosmc7978]

Bill Gates never predicted the future. He made the future.

[@magdaty1815]

you mean, he made the pandemic?

[@d3scribe130]

Best comment

[@d3scribe130]

@@magdaty1815 it's not predicting, it's learning from the past

[@magdaty1815]

@@d3scribe130 Learning from the past - that if you are a rotten person you can make billions on terror and have a good laugh out of what manipulated and terrorised people do?

[@pbsoccer2]

And here I am... watching this on the internet.

[@carlosang3l]

Same but gates is evil now

[@sillygoose635]

@@carlosang3l nah

[@TheKrazyLobster]

"Electronic Mail" - How the world has changed xD

[@Prinsaice]

i love watching these old interviews on tech and see what know what they got right and wrong.

[@smuthern]

I love reading these old comments that comment on even older tech videos

[@eclecticreader961]

Those who were born in the late 90s will never possess a tearful appreciation for the internet, that the generation born in the late 80s has. I can remember clear flashbacks of sitting in the den and watching my mother dial-up onto Netscape Navigator, and thinking it was the coolest thing I've seen.

[@nickw22689]

It's crazy how a now grown-up generation never knew the world. I feel young being only 31 but I have significant memories of the internet being a "nice to have" thing that most people weren't expected to have at home regarding school requirements, until around 2003-04.

[@havalinachiel7694]

I am born 79 . I disagree . Most beautiful thing for me was , grey greenish landscape in France . Coastlines . Nature .

[@liljes34]

Bullshit. I was born in 94 and the magic of computers was very special in my life.

[@liljes34]

@@havalinachiel7694 cool, that’s irrelevant

[@peterbess9243]

This guy was way ahead of his time true genius .

[@RzVids]

Nope give that to Jeff Bezos

[@AbelDevere]

@@RzVids Jeff is just one of the players hehe ... Mark Z is there and others

[@lunapasquale]

Evil

[@JagdishKumar-ry7tn]

Bill gets software virus only ok understand and genuis Shiva ayyaduray mit.

[@LARathbone]

No, he really wasn't. Always a step behind and always engaging in monopolistic practices as well as controversial practices like "embrace, extend, extinguish." At this point in time, by way of example, MS was behind Apple in terms of UI usability, and way behind Netscape in terms of the Internet and web. That said he's an extremely intelligent man and his philanthropy work nowadays is absolutely amazing. I never would have predicted he'd be using his wealth to make the world a better place back in the 90s.

[@mariavictoriaacostamartine6145]

My Bill😍😍. I Love your Voice❤❤❤❤❤. I love your Heart I Love so Much Baby.

[@feldinho]

Watch it again, but this time try not to imagine Kermit The Frog.

[@isaacvongurtberg7341]

hahaha. Now with age, his neck looks always more like a frog or a turtle neck.

[@theancientone3092]

ok... success

[@shadowjuan2]

Here Bill Gates was at his prime.

[@carlosbetancourt6515]

Watching this in 2016........20 years later.......

[@AbelDevere]

its 2019 and its still relevant :)

[@ThaChillosopher]

His projections/ideas about how the internet and computer will change/influence things was nearly spot on. Dude is a genius!

[@alpacino4857]

the grandest prediction was - a home PC on every DESKTOP. During that time the computer was as big as a truck.

[@theStepFamm]

it wasnt that hard to predict tbh

[@bierundkippen720]

Not everyone with a well working business is a genius. Steve Jobs wasn't either.

[@bierundkippen720]

@@alpacino4857 Actually, it wasn't. I had one.

[@vern0018]

He's Mr Depopulation guy.

[@123987username]

bill gates is pure nerdswag

[@theancientone3092]

bill gates is a software infrastructure genius.

[@aurorafeng9031]

Bill owns at least 50 years of modern life and will remain the influence for thousands of years, he’s the eternal pride and glory for human beings.

[@genavieveshaw5654]

@@aurorafeng9031 Bullshit.....he is the Virus of Mankind.

[@lunapasquale]

Evil

[@lunapasquale]

@@genavieveshaw5654 yes

[@BernardoModenesi]

People can say a lot of bullshit about him, nevertheless we can't deny, he's such a visionary and such an entrepreneur. This video is a clear lesson of how companies' ceo should think and act today, but this was recorded back in 1996, more than 17 years ago!

[@nickw22689]

Comment aged well. It's now 24 years ago.

[@rastanoimposta2437]

Comment aged like milk and junkies.

[@Iris-ci3zv]

This was an interesting video. I had been working there at this time. Mr. Gates had new hires over for a new employee dinner once a month. I didn't go for extremely ignorant reasons. Wasn't I blessed to have had such a grand opportunity. Forever grateful and getting wiser.

[@ARedMotorcycle]

He sucks. Let's not forget about his trips to a certain island.

[@FunFantasticFacts]

Gates announced that he would be transitioning from full-time work at Microsoft to part-time work, and full-time work at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He gradually transferred his duties to Ray Ozzie, chief software architect, and Craig Mundie, chief research and strategy officer...

[@AndeshChogle]

Not really. If we are talking about the concept, the Pocket PC and Windows Mobile were realized much before iPhone. Consumer success/failure aside, Windows Mobile was the first read smartphone OS out there.

[@comedybytescast]

Fun fact: the first edition of Bill's book, that was supposed to predict the future of technology, barely mentioned the Internet. Microsoft was caught flat-footed with the Internet then mobile.

[@lamtue3571]

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[@amochswohntet99]

Software is complicated, and business is complicated, but Bill’s a nerd’s nerd, so it’s no accident or surprise that he led Microsoft to the top spot. It’s interesting, that Charlie Rose’s speech patterns at this time were mirroring JFK.

[@EmporioZuagroast]

Well, technically, the iPhone's iOS is a smaller version of OS X, which itself is more a BSD-based implementation of the POSIX standard for UNIX. The only thing it has in common with Linux is that they both try to be a UNIX system.

[@jonskunator]

Kind of interesting when he at 24:40 talks about Active Desktop but what he describes sounds very much like the Windows 8 Start Screen.

[@FunFantasticFacts]

As a chairman he did a role of chief software architect

[@kenyup5424]

I randomly got here to watch this video,mr. Bill gate,you were awesome,although I don't use Microsoft Windows any more,I still do believe Windows and visual studio is the best product in the universal

[@jestermonk6805]

Fast forward to 2020 and everyone wants this man 💀💀💀

[@CarlosHenrique-yz2tg]

i don't. only creeps who believes in stupid theories wants

[@tomcolgan]

windows 3.1 and NT were brilliant back in the day

[@tomasnokechtesledger1786]

I had W3.1 in a 486 AND W95 in a Pentium MMX 166

[@frank.li.1234]

"...I think the scariest thing is that the company would become successful enough that would get complacent and we'd stop worrying about what we're missing, stop really hiring the very best people or listening to customers as well as we need to, and then missing a turn in the road would become very very easy..." Yes this was what exactly happened to Microsoft from 2000-2014 until very recent when Satya became the CEO.

[@theancientone3092]

Where's Ballmer???!

[@carlosang3l]

It's only gotten much worse specially since Paul passed in 2018

[@frank.li.1234]

@@theancientone3092 damn ballmer!

[@michaeln2718]

IKR?!? this was what Windows 3.11 era since Windows98 came out in 1997.

[@TheMarmite09]

Let’s not forget that Steve jobs and Steve Wozniak were actually the first pioneers of the PC. Bill Gates just stole their idea and refurbished it.

[@VeryScaryLarry2024]

this has the same video resolution as that Windows 98 BSOD video

[@HrothgarLareow]

Re "active desktop" at 24:40 - I think that widgets/live tiles+system notificants+web 2.0=their idea of active desktop. Funny looking back at what they hoped for the future and seeing it being realized in Android, Windows 8, and KDE Plasma.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Ironically it's a shit argument now "Where does that leave Netscape". Leaves them with thinking of new ideas. It's a none argument because IE is still shipped with Windows OS's however, Firefox isn't yet now has a hirer share of the browser market. Netscape could of done the same, but failed and blamed Microsoft.

[@AbelDevere]

and we got chrome, safari, firefox, edge, ie to this date :)

[@benv.5170]

Dude is a common sense genius

[@theancientone3092]

he seriously had one of the very best "state of beings"... very calm

[@Ravikumar-kn7zp]

He almost predicted everything that's happening now 20 years back..Smart thinker...And also he is level headed

[@LM-rn6ph]

imagine if he went through with interactive tv.

[@TheAnthonyMarlowe]

or maybe its fake as afuck

[@magdaty1815]

imagine he died from this pie he once got in his face...

[@PeterZeeke]

lol, even tho bill knew all this about the internet, he still got caught out by google, mainly because of the rivalry with apple

[@psadhi]

and here we are watching this on internet in 2013...

[@ekimregen3606]

I got my first computer in 1996.such a fun year.

[@DustyBilbo]

He talked about active desktop in 96. Was Windows 8 the first time we got a actually active desktop? Or is he talking about something else?

[@zarjesve2]

Windows 98 had Active desktop - it could show webpage as part of Windows background....

[@JustinSCampbell]

At this time everyone was saying microsoft was a monopoly the rise of Google and return of Apple show Bill Gates was right.

[@HladnorukiLuka]

It was in 2003 or 2004 that my family started using internet in my hometown in the Balkans. The man who helped us set the hardware up, told us not to use Google, since we were presumably not skillful enough. The sound of the dial-up connection was one of the most memorable mystical experiences of my life. From today's standpoint, it all may seem ridiculous, though.

[@HladnorukiLuka]

***** Exactly. It seems rather silly, but his intention may have been to prevent us from accessing potentially dangerous content. What were we supposed to use the internet for? We, of course haven't followed his advice, but I remember the story as a favorite stone age artefact in my life.

[@mahadragon]

Hardly ridiculous. The very first time I was on internet was August 1996. Google did not exist. Most popular search engine was Alta Vista. I remember doing search for "Ansel Adams" and I got zero hits. I could not believe it. I said to myself, the internet is too young. One of the most successful photographer of all time and there's no article or pictures of him, wow. Everyone wants to say they were already on internet at that time but the truth is, the internet didn't start really getting popular until maybe 3 years later with the dominance of AOL. By early 2000's the internet was finally getting mainstream. Windows XP really helped to drive the internet as it got everyone excited about computing. I would not feel bad about getting on internet in year 2003. I was using Google way back when they were still in Beta. In 2003, Google was still not that popular. I was using Gmail starting around 2005. I knew about Gmail starting 2004 (Beta), but you could only get an account with an invite and I didn't know anybody with an account. Google didn't start becoming a household name until maybe 2007.

[@alexandersuvorov2002]

That look 46:30 :-D That's amazing what image industry has created around Microsoft and Bill Gates and for Bill Microsoft is just a software company that specializes in PC software. Those in this industry understand well that PC is just segment of a larger market, which includes traditional players like IBM, HP, Cray and others who design computers and software for large businesses and government organizations. Although I understand reasons behind that image public had about Microsoft -- back in 1996 personal computers and their emergence among general public were a novelty and since Microsoft was most popular OS for PCs it felt like Microsoft had it all in IT.

[@curiousspectator7295]

everything he predicted back then happened exactly that way

[@teltri]

Really? Even the bright future of Netscape? :-)

[@iceblue1457]

What happened to Netscape?

[@davidallen8611]

....well he also built it so of course it did lol

[@weareintheendtimes.704]

Even the vaxxines

[@nadeemshaikh7863]

20:30 Google works in a lot similar way how Microsoft used to or still works.

[@BroItsSid]

You might want to update your data.

[@theancientone3092]

i miss messenger... the whole NT-XP-Win7 infrastructure

[@IMALEGEND_]

I Am Watching This In 2020 To Get Information

[@kolajampe]

funny hearing about Active Desktop where all your favorite info is displayed on your desktop thats was supposed to be out in 1997/8 took a further 15 YEARS to be properly realised in Windows 8!!!

[@peacefullyearth]

I knew it. Bill is a wonderful and splendid man ✨️ Bill ❤😊

[@ThanosSofroniou]

Haha yes I know that but I mistakenly thought he was being ironic (i.e. he does not share his money, which he actually does) ...but he didn't retire right I mean he is still a chairman... What duties does he have as a chairman?

[@bneyens]

36:07 - "Were just touching the tip"!?!? Wow Bill...

[@mrmogul1771]

He is an excellent student.

[@OmarCarreto]

Thanks for the interview video.

[@denisecaparn9068]

Yeah i turned it off boring hes so ugly

[@MyLifeOfficial]

19:29 Well, we're in business to make money

[@buddyrevell511]

Not anymore... now they are in business to get woke.

[@davidr4523]

For a non technical person Charlie Rose was well prepared with this interview and asked the right questions. In this interview Bills Gates shows that he is not only a genius but also a great communicator. However I am surprised on the following: 1. After dominating the browser, with Internet Explorer they lost almost 90% of the market share to Google. I know that Google was able to hire smarter people but Microsoft had great people to, deeper pockets, installation based on every computer at that time and a big head start. 2. How Microsoft completely missed mobile. Their device failed along with their mobile operating system. 3. They failure to capture the young market for computers. How many people under the age of 30 are using PC's? Maybe the biggest surprise now is that Microsoft is at highest value now despite all of their past failures. Thank goodness for Azure.

[@qamil9460]

Well, the first two things happened when Bill already wasn't CEO, but Steve Ballmer. And the third one would happen anyway.

[@PeterZeeke]

wow, this is amazing hearing talking about how youtube is gonna make money

[@aliancemd]

I randomly pressed on this... Now I realize that Microsoft in the Bill Gates years was truly innovating... Not putting a smaller battery to make a phone thinner and than call it "innovation"...

[@zarjesve2]

+Lilian They never were innovating! All computers had for example graphical user interface long before PC and Microsoft. DOS was invented by Digital Research, not Microsoft. In this video you can see that Microsoft did not see Internet coming, they try to tide users to their own propriety network... Later, when internet exploded, they use unfair business tactic, leveraging monopoly position, to destroy competition (they use this always, starting from MS-DOS/DR-DOS, Windows/OS/2, WordPerfect/MS Word, Lotus123/Excel later with OpenGL/DirectX, ActiveX/QuickTime, WM/MP3... sometimes they have more, sometimes less success in this unfair and bully tactics).

[@RecycleBin0]

apple stole the GUI and mouse invention actually, but microsoft made it as good as it can be more or less, and popularised it in Windows.

[@zarjesve2]

No, Apple did not stole GUI and mouse invention from Xerox. Apple had deal with Xerox. Microsoft did not.

[@RecycleBin0]

+zarjesve2 apple breached that deals terms.

[@zarjesve2]

How?

[@PiyaChoudhari]

Initially when I used to hear his name in my high school days all I used to see computers and microsoft windows and all and his billion dollars now when I hear his name all I see is viruses and vaccines and business...

[@davidr4523]

Bill Gates comments were all correct and all very diplomatic. However his assessment of Netscape was completely wrong. Surprised that Netscape did not even achieve the fraction of success that Google did.

[@TheKrazyLobster]

Bill's poker face improved a lot over the years. Nowadays he is like a statue. Back 1996 he still had a tell with the corner of his mouth. Yeah, Mr. Gates, you're awesome!

[@carlosang3l]

He's not awesome yes a genius of evil

[@zabrak999]

@@carlosang3l Take your meds

[@dedissimo]

12:02 He predicted software and OS updates through the web, as well as what we now call the Cloud.

[@murnelbabineaux4743]

The multimedia PC with Windows 95 catapulted Microsoft to Pluto

[@brkuldeep]

Wael Ghafarji crazy

[@venuspsychic]

bill Gates is so clever

[@DaSnipy]

A commendable comment. +1.

[@ThanosSofroniou]

Did he retire? Isn't he still a chairman?

[@rocioorozco1194]

No te quiero compartir eres Sólo mío. Te amo Bill Gates.

[@BranEspin]

Dijo la pibita rara

[@malvinderkaur4187]

the power and clout will remain with streaming platform unless that service is not there all your machines or programs are redundant so whoever consolidates or has the biggest share of owner ship has the final clout

[@AbelDevere]

everything became a service

[@revasambyal8970]

Great change since then and now

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

William Henry Gates III (Seattle, Washington; 28 de octubre de 1955), conocido como Bill Gates, es un magnate empresarial, desarrollador de software, inversor, autor y filántropo estadounidense. Es cofundador de Microsoft, junto con su difunto amigo de la infancia Paul Allen. Durante su carrera en Microsoft, Gates ocupó los cargos de presidente, director ejecutivo (CEO), presidente y arquitecto jefe de software, además de ser el mayor accionista individual hasta mayo de 2014. Fue uno de los principales empresarios de la revolución de las microcomputadoras de las décadas de 1970 y 1980. 68 AÑOS. (69)

[@TheBeresford7]

not really Linux isnt just for serverside just about all of the smartphones made today excluding iphones of course are all linux based systems same with banks systems Linux is so powerful and reliable that banks use the os to keep all their records and what not some atms are linux based.

[@malvinderkaur4187]

it took more than 20 years for idea of online content to find revenue anyway now it is very much part of modern connected world. still not the entire world still traditional television still holds sway unless it is also online streaming which it is now.

[@adolfoyanes8249]

11:00 are they talking about Chrome books?

[@simeongrigorovich2903]

Active desktop Now introduced! it called windows 8 :D

[@tomasnokechtesledger1786]

Then the Google algorithm buried it all.

[@LightningJackFlash]

Everybody makes mistakes etc. But I just love to listen to this guy :) All that monopolism thing, I know... But he as a man is just awesome :)

[@zarjesve2]

If you think that Bill Gates is awesome try then Ted Nelson, Alan Kay or Douglas Engelbart or even todays Bret Victor ;)

[@bierundkippen720]

Here, he's speaking as Microsoft's CEO. Later interviews are much more interesting.

[@malvinderkaur4187]

so that brings back the most important point that the companies who own streaming platform like cables or satellites are going to make lot of money,clout just by their carrier power without which nothing will work , that is what i am trying to find out, content revenue comes later.

[@aurorafeng9031]

Bill is a lot more like a sunny boy and nerdy scientist than a merchant.

[@FunFantasticFacts]

Gates is the former chief executive and current chairman of Microsoft.

[@alvalvhjarta5466]

the 90s wasnt 10 years! It was an entire Era of Hope and Prosperity!

[@puravgupta4003]

The 20th century in general was one of the most productive centuries ever. Einstein, Dirac, Feynman, Tesla, Edison, Vivekananda, Satyajit Ray, CV Raman, Tagore, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, etc. were all alive during that century.

[@michaeln2718]

oh yeah! I totally forgot there was a win95

[@metallitech]

41 years old there.

[@steffenstengardvilladsen3740]

10:39 The network computer.. ended up being smartphones and tablets: Well, so far windows can co-exist just fine

[@AbelDevere]

larry ellison databases are backends, part of the network personal computing became really personal hehe

[@johnmcclane2401]

the appearance the gestures the voice oh so nerdy lol

[@AbelDevere]

haha and you probably watching thru nerd's tech hehe

[@dimitarmargaritov]

25:15 This seems like the Windows 8 Live Tiles, which people hate. I dont know why they hate it, I personally find it useful and cool.

[@MelodicsRareMusicVid]

the reason people hate it is because once one way is learned its hard to unlearn it and learn something new. people dont like change when they get use to something because it already takes a long time to learn the original way. it becomes frusterating when its for a job and a entire company of 100 to 500 computers and people need to learn a new layout overnight. the original windows layout is easier to work with you just double click what you need. visually the new windows looks awesome but what looks great doesnt always navigate great. people want there desktop and start button. windows has removed tons of features that make no sense over the years that has pissed me off greatly. 1. removing the total file size in the staus of a folder near the bottom, now you have to select all, right click, and choose properties. 2. when you highlight certain objects and then resort the tab in the folder it unhighlights what you had highlighted. 3. the way you tag your songs in mp3s on xp automatically gets changed to a different way if you look at them in windows 7+ and then that starts messing all your songs up (i spent a month categorizing mine and windows screwed them up). the dumb administrative errors that pop up, not being able to format things that you should be able to, companies abandining recovery discs so windows can sell more windows cds, not being able to get rid of the "show desktop" button that i accidently click when im scrolling. i can go on and on

[@dimitarmargaritov]

MelodicsRareMusicVid Nice reply.

[@dimitarmargaritov]

Two years into the future since this comment and 20 years since this interview I am on Windows 10.

[@MelodicsRareMusicVid]

im still on xp, and forcefully 7 just to be able to run newer programs that wont run on xp.

[@dav0113]

Who else here was looking for clips of Gates talking about depopulation?

[@richsr.7589]

Its 2020 and I'm watching this interview in amazement. Its as if this guy had a crystal ball or something. What an incredible visionary.

[@carlosang3l]

He created the future he knew he held that power even years before 96 he's a evil evil genius bad guy

[@jamesmiller5331]

He doesn't really go all in on the internet in this interview though which kind of surprised me. Because when you look back on it it's like... Of course that was one to blow up. The only thing I could see that might have slowed it down back in the day was the delivery system. Maybe something like the iPhone would have to come first but then again maybe the iPhone is never made if the internet wasn't what it was by that time. But yeah this guy is absolutely one of the Shapers of the modern world ride along with Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs and a few others.

[@MelodicMizeryPs3Vids]

i know ima get slack for this but windows 95 is still my favorite operating system and i would still use it today if i could. it was basic, it didnt take up memory, it did what i needed which was browse the web and use a notepad. i could see the file usage of the folder in the status of it at the bottom. it didnt have gigs worth of shit i dont use. all my old programs i used ran on it that were basic programs that didnt have a shitload of useless buttons and features i dont use

[@perennialmisfit]

MelodicMizeryPs3Vids, You can always download Win95 (it's considered abandonware, having been unsupported by Microsoft since 2001) and run it in a virtual machine with the likes of VirtualBox or VMWare on your modern PC. :)

[@MelodicsRareMusicVid]

Zack H. the problem with windows 95 is everything new doesnt run with it thats why i eventually had to phase out of it. you cant install the latest web browsers or programs. new programs are made to work with new versions of windows and it wont let you install it on old versions it will say not compatible. which is why i still have a few old computers with my old programs on them. im not sure how to run a virtual machine and im the only somewhat computer savy person out of the people i know so theres no chance of anyone showing me lol. is a vm running a operating system on top of another one? like a layer almost?

[@perennialmisfit]

yeah, exactly. it's basically a layer of win95 on top of your modern OS.

[@takahashikazuyo1378]

IBM is a rival in love.🧡💚 💙💛

[@shenzhen8302]

Actually Office is flagship product of Microsoft not Windows operating system. It is help many persons improved productivity.

[@milankovac2558]

Word (aka Bravo from Xerox) and Excel (aka Multiplan) and entire MS Office are pure garbage of software! There is e.g. Papyrus Author that integrate database in "Office like" suit that anybody can use with ease. Microsoft Office is unmanagble garbage compare to Papyrus. You have e.g. Quantrix (Improve descedant) that is light year ahead of Excel. People use Office only because they do not know for better.

[@Lordradost]

Man, does Bill ever avoid the question... Is that business bull or delusion...

[@douglasforeman8627]

Freebie also. Dartmouth limits to growth. Real ivy league library book. Sustainable things that can't persist over time don't. Mechanical engineering professional paid. Is sustainable.

[@calbackk]

Bill wore a tie by this time.

[@kolajampe]

"Theres no way to make money on the internet".... Good Call If it wasnt for the internet we probably wouldnt have an economy by now!!

[@jenshaw1509]

I wonder how bill gates really looks like as I would imagine the guy in the videos is a representative / actor of Bill Gates! How many computer software / engineers are involved with Bill Gates Incorporated / team ?

[@everhere2455]

MicrosofT COIN is the FuturE WitH PC oneside & phone other side 🏋️‍♂️

[@everhere2455]

BotH CaN BE UseD SimultaneouslY, BY ChosinG ThE SidE UseR WantS 👣

[@everhere2455]

PC Will BE DisplayeD HorizontallY PhonE WitH BotH Vertical & HorizontaL DisplaY OF VideoS 🏋️‍♂️

[@everhere2455]

🕺DATA on P.C side, CannoT BE AccesseD FroM PhonE SidE💃

[@abhouston1]

I wish I had his brain.

[@AbelDevere]

internet is the most democratic ... then came amazon, google, iphone ios, android, facebook, twitter, netflix, spotify ... and others hehe

[@brkuldeep]

19:18 bad criticism

[@k6maz]

43:00 shabba ranks

[@abahawas]

I'm pretty sure every gaming system (xbox, ps3, wii, etc) and every type of smart phone uses Linux as it's OS. Linux is the most customizable and all sorts of good stuff. People look down on them, but they have their role in technology today.

[@PeterZeeke]

lol, do you think apple will survive XD

[@uddhabsapkota193]

Nice ideya

[@Newtube_Channel]

Not quite, MS's influence is petering out. The MS platform is going from a bad joke to one that is turning into a terrible idea.