God's unchanging nature is His character, and one of His characteristics is making things new. Why is it so hard to just press Ctrl-Alt-Del and let God lead the way? When God tells us "I change not", it does not mean that we should always respond with "Neither do we!" The Church often finds change very difficult and uncomfortable. I also wonder how often God uses Ctrl-Alt-Del on our lives without prior notice? After all, many are the plans in a man's heart, but it is the LORD's purpose that prevails (Proverbs 19 verses 21).
When was the last time you've used Ctrl-Alt-Del in your life? I like the idea of rebooting life and starting over on a fresh canvas. Bradley later joked: "I may have invented Ctrl-Alt-Del, but I think Bill made it famous."
#WHO INVENTED CTRL ALT DELETE WINDOWS#
But when Bill Gates adopted the same key combination to log into Windows operating systems for Microsoft, the command became an integral part of the user experience. This keyboard combination was initially for internal use only and not intended for the end-users, as it rebooted the computer without any warning or confirmation. Back in the days, programmers had to manually restart the entire system whenever the computer encountered a coding glitch.īradley was fed up with the tedious memory tests following the restart so he decided to create a keyboard shortcut that triggered a system reset without the memory tests. In 1981, a guy called David Bradley was part of a team building IBM's new personal computer.
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