Bill Gates Drove Up Traffic To This Blog

This post went live Friday morning, yesterday, at six: Bill Gates On The Chrome OS. By the end of the day it had become the post at this blog that has garnered more visits than any other.

Google Analytics went live on this blog on May 11, 2009. On June 12, there were over 480 visits. That was the best day until yesterday at 1150 visits.

Saturday 1:28 AM update: 1172 visits on Friday.

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Bill Gates is the father and son of a previous paradigm. By extension you could say the same about Om Malik. The guy was unexcited about Google Wave when it came about, and he is unexcited about the Google Chrome OS. (Spamming Om Malik)

Einstein gave us the Theory Of Relativity pretty much single handedly. But when it came to quantum physics, he never really quite got it.

Granted Windows is nowhere even remotely close to relativitiy - it is closer to the Boeing than to a cutting edge theory in physics - but parallels can be drawn.

You define one era, and precisely because you define one era, you are incapable of graspi

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ng the next era.

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