For me, noscript.
Fitzgerald died at 44, Mozart at 35 so neither lived long enough to get into the old group.
Why do they refer to Sir Tim as "Mr" throughout the article.
Did you read the post your replying to? The poster pointed out that he's got other things in his life. When you grow up you might decide that $20 to spend time with your kids when they're young is cheap.
I would be tempted to call it "The Killer App". By putting computers in the hands of the people who hold the purse-strings VisiCalc made them business necessities in a way no other App has.
Please give examples of the "many scientific books". Also what, in your opinion, is the most reasonable opinion?
For me, noscript.
Fitzgerald died at 44, Mozart at 35 so neither lived long enough to get into the old group.
Why do they refer to Sir Tim as "Mr" throughout the article.
Did you read the post your replying to? The poster pointed out that he's got other things in his life. When you grow up you might decide that $20 to spend time with your kids when they're young is cheap.
I would be tempted to call it "The Killer App". By putting computers in the hands of the people who hold the purse-strings VisiCalc made them business necessities in a way no other App has.
Please give examples of the "many scientific books". Also what, in your opinion, is the most reasonable opinion?