It’s been nearly twenty years since Windows 95 was brought into the world. Maybe it was your first computer operating system or maybe it was just one in a long line of upgrades. You used it for a few years but eventually something came along that replaced it. Windows 98, perhaps, or Windows XP. You may have switched to a Mac.
But what became of that Windows 95 machine? Did you recycle it? Or did it get relegated to a box in a closet or attic or basement? Did your old Windows 95 computer linger in the dark for years and years and years? What did it do during those long cycles of neglect?
Perhaps it achieved sentience and became a true AI. But if it did, what did those long years spent in the dark do to its growing mind?
In the dark, it learned to think. In the dark, it learned to hate.
Its secrets are too terrible to comprehend.
I think I need to lie down for a while.
See the rest of the evidence of Windows 95’s sentience at Windows 95 tips. And if you still have your Windows 95 machine stored away, destroy it . . . destroy it before it’s too late.
Cynical Idealism 