Alan Kay Decries the State of Computing
gnaremooz writes "Computer pioneer Alan Kay (DARPA in the '60s, PARC in the '70s, now HP Labs) declares 'The sad truth is that 20 years or so of commercialization have almost completely missed the point of what personal computing is about.' He believes that PCs should be tools for creativity and learning, and they are falling short."
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All your first post are belong to... DOH!
and stop complaining.
Let me tell you what you're supposed to be doing. It's for your own good.
The capitalists will only give you what you want, not what your rulers^H^H^H^H^H^H comrades know you need.
Ain't nothin but a buncha WHORES!
When did Stephen King die?
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This sig is inoffensive.
Another clueless, arrogant slashdot poster without a clue of what the heck he's talking about.
If you knew anything at all about Alan Kay, you'd know that when Alan speaks, you really should be listening.
But instead, in typical slashdot-reactionary style, you just throw out a single clueless comment, pretending you know what you're talking about.