WVBI Tech Tips with Greg Doig - Book Shredding
Greg Doig didn't just watch the computer revolution happen — he lived it. He remembers when computers belonged to a privileged few: the engineers, the hobbyists, the brave souls willing to memorize cryptic command-line strings just to open a file. There were no friendly icons, no touchscreens, no voice assistants. Just blinking cursors and the hum of machines that demanded fluency before they'd cooperate. Then everything changed. Greg had a front-row seat as graphical interfaces rewrote the rules — suddenly, computers weren't just for experts anymore. They were for everyone. And that shift?…
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