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Bill Gates predicted Windows would win in 1983. By 1994 he was just waiting for everyone to admit it. "Even companies like WordPerfect and Lotus have now come out with Windows applications." His competitors were building on his own platform. "It's really attracting all the innovation in the industry."... show more

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Pork7 days ago

Always creepy

Intersignal7 days ago

Ah yes, the platform first vision

ML7 days ago

And now it's all a subscription, own nothing, pay a monthly fee.

Büke Beyond7 days ago

but I left Microsoft to indian scammers, and have crowned myself the new savior of earth. I am now the genius of biology.

NefodOff6 days ago

The real advantage wasn’t just being early - it was building a platform others had to build on.

QGU7 days ago

His cringe worthy creepiness has been consistent.

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