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Mischievous Monday Mornings: Where did ctrl+alt+delete come from?

28th July 2008 by Boris

Hear David Bradley explain how and when he came up with the infamous windows shortcut. So funny to see Bill Gates’ humorless reaction here…

[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdGQsBDSEpk]

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Boris is a blogger, speaker and serial entrepreneur. He founded The Next Web but also V3 Redirect Services (sold), HubHop Wireless Internet Provider (sold), Twitter Counter, Spread.us and several other companies. Boris is very active on Twitter as @Boris, on Google+ and Facebook.

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