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Revisiting Windows 1.0: how Microsoft’s first desktop gracefully failed

Two years ago today, when Windows 1.0 celebrated its 25th birthday, we didn’t yet know what the future of Windows would hold. Now that Windows 8 is on the market, the original is more relevant than ever before. Today, Windows 1.0 turns 27, and despite the many ways computing has changed since its debut, the two operating systems have some surprising similarities. Let’s take a look at just how far we’ve come since Windows 1.0… and where Microsoft is retracing its own footsteps with the latest version of Windows.

‘jh:g:txf:uk’

‘warm mocha’

and today’s issue of The Sunday Times at the cafe.

The Only Way To End The Weekend

and what a weekend!

Proper ♥
to you all.

‘queue’

The Sheep

‘11:11’

Ernie & Bert

Bert & Ernie

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SUBMISSION: Tea and Writing. My Saturday Afternoon. 

‘similar to My Sunday Afternoon’

‘dock’

The wharf from Glengall Bridge.

Dusk.

Getting much much colder. Expecting snow, it’s that cold.

‘twinkling”

…trees covered in lights around the Ice Rink in Canada Square at the foot of HSBC’s milk carton skyscraper.

‘saturday’

Millwall Park at Midday.

Picking up The Times.

Tumblr was having problems this morning so these few posts are late.