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Posted By Mikunited 5 months, 4 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyMicrosoft's new home of the future shows how the company plans to incorporate technology into more areas of life over the next decade.
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I'm 49 and work as a painter and decorator.I live in London,with my long time partner,she is a teacher.We have ...
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frctm55 months, 4 weeks ago
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The technology is pretty amazing, but truthfully, I think I would be annoyed living in a house that talked to me. How much these innovations actually improve life becomes a matter of diminishing returns. Some inventions make life significantly better, like a flush toilet for example, while others fall into the category of gimmick. I can see a benefit for the disabled, however.
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calitennflo5 months, 4 weeks ago
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I have never stayed in one place, never bought just one brand, and I never will not reach for other horrizons. Not, but against some things Windows has done in the past to us...exampled by patenting programs that allow spying upon us.
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