That's why we have slow software on 1-gigahertz computers that is continually crashing or just not doing what it should be doing. Microsoft told us Windows 95 would be this great improvement over Windows 3.11. Windows 98 was supposed to be even better. Still buggy, and the fix, Second Edition, was not free either. I'm not taking out my wallet yet.
History tends to repeat itself.
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