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11 Jun 2018, 10:22 am

StarThrower wrote:
. I've read that people like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were probably on the spectrum but I would never have guessed given how unintuitive their products are


People claim that Mark Zuckerberg founder of Facebook is autistic yet he invented the most popular SOCIAL NETWORK.


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11 Jun 2018, 6:32 pm

The development of artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI TECH). will go a long way in boosting user experiences of PC, laptop, and mobile computers - esp. for those of us who are only "somewhat technically orientated."

One example (LINK) is how AI TECH. (in the near future) will help fix, and maintain our computers; that is our systems can be maintained/diagnosed in ways very similar to how anti-malware services keep our computer security at least reasonably up-to date (Cybersecurity will also get a boost through AI TECH).

LINK: Can Artifical Intelligence Help with Troubleshooting??
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11 Jun 2018, 7:14 pm

I can't wait for that . These appliances offer so much yet , for me , they seldom deliver without tons of problems . I want them be be more like a high performance car , something that I can push to limits of my capabilities without having to know how everything works . I want to be a driver , not a mechanic .



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12 Jun 2018, 1:17 am

DeepHour wrote:
^ I read recently that Classic Shell is no longer being developed, apparently meaning that it'll be incompatible with future updates to Windows 10. It should be fine to continue using it with Windows 8.1 though.

That's a real shame. I can't stand Windows 10's normal start menu.


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