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by acheron
4197 days ago
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Maybe we're defining "killer app" differently, but over 80% of US households had a radio in 1940, a decade prior to the start of rock and roll. I think of "killer app" to be something that drives the adoption of the platform or whatever. "Why should I buy a PC? Oh, because Lotus 1-2-3 is awesome." Nobody was buying radios because they wanted to listen to rock and roll music; they all already had radios. |
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