About this tag
The evolution tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions on technological and biological change over time. In IT, threads explore the evolution of computing from legacy systems to modern advances, including Microsoft's 50-year journey from a startup to a tech giant. Other posts delve into human evolution, covering topics like Homo erectus, the Earth 300,000 years ago, how humans lost their fur, the rise and fall of the tallest mammal, our tiniest ancestors, and the origin of worms. These threads reflect a broad interest in how systems, species, and technologies develop and transform across different timescales.
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    The Evolution of IT: Navigating Legacy Systems and Modern Advances

    Reflecting on the Evolution of IT: Legacy Systems and the March of Time In a heartfelt post on the Clark Howard Community forum, a seasoned IT veteran reminisced about bygone days—when computing power was limited, memory was measured in mere kilobytes, and even a simple forum ran on aged...
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    Microsoft's 50-Year Evolution: From Startup to Tech Giant

    Microsoft’s 50-year journey from a scrappy startup to a global tech titan reads like a saga of bold gambles, visionary pivots, and lessons etched in both triumph and miscalculation. What began as a modest operation in Albuquerque, New Mexico—founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen—has grown into an...
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    VIDEO Homo erectus: International Man of Mystery

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    VIDEO The Earth 300,000 Years Ago | 300,000 Subscribers Special

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    VIDEO How Humans Lost Their Fur

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    VIDEO The Rise and Fall of the Tallest Mammal to Walk the Earth

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    VIDEO Meet Your Tiniest Ancestor (Who Might Still Be Around) | Random Thursday

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    VIDEO The Origin of Worms

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    VIDEO The First Human

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    VIDEO When Neanderthals and Modern Humans Meet

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    VIDEO New Human Relative Species Discovered in South Africa | Mashable News

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    VIDEO Out Of Place Artifacts According To The Theory Of Evolution -Forbidden Archeology

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    VIDEO First Americans. Differences In Skull Shapes of the Humanoidic Species

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    VIDEO Out Of Place Artifacts According To The Theory Of Evolution -Forbidden Archeology

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    VIDEO Forbidden Science - Shattering the Myths of Darwin's Theory of Evolution

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    VIDEO Out Of Place Artifacts According To The Theory Of Evolution -Forbidden Archeology

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    VIDEO Artifacts That Challenge Evolution: A Man-Made Hammer In Cretaceous Sandstone

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    VIDEO Baalbek - Evolution Is Stupid Proof In Stone Literally

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    Why the Windows 8.1 Start Screen is a good option for the desktop

    In my blog today I discuss the tweaks between Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 for the start button/screen. I show how, in my humble opinion, Microsoft has successfully evolved the start menu for the desktop. Link Removed
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    Windows 8 Would Windows Desktop stay for the foreseeable future?

    Many of us think that by the time Windows 9 or 10 arrives the desktop would disappear. But according to the following MSDN blog, Microsoft considers desktop important and intends to keep desktop for the foreseeable future: Link Removed But this blog is an year old and within an year we...