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A Corgi in an office standing behind a desk where he is displaying the progress of technology. From left to right on the desk are punch cards, an audio tape, a 5 inch floppy disk, a 3.5 inch floppy disk, a DVD, a USB thumbdrive, a MicroSD card, a hard drive, an m.2 SSD, a cloud icon, and asmall robot labelled AI. Behind him from left to right is a large CDC 6400 computer mainframe, a desktop PC, a tablet, and a smartphone.

The 50-year Takeaway

I’ll look back at the pace of change in my 50 years in tech and ask the question, “What should today’s kids learn for a future none of us can predict?” The answer isn’t a skill at all. It’s a way of thinking that remains critical no matter what you choose to do.

Knowledge is Power

Knowledge is Power

You have a problem. You want an answer. But what you need may be something more…

Questions?

How do I learn more about computers?

The biggest key to learning is to follow your own curiosity. So don’t be afraid to poke around, read what you can, and ask questions.