My world online

Watching the video provided for this week, Microsoft Windows: Entire History in 3 Minutes, I was interested in seeing and looking back on some Windows versions. I was nostalgic when I saw Windows XP and Vista because I used both versions at school and at my mom's job. When I was younger, from age 5 to 10, I lived in Brazil, and at that time, kids in school would have IT classes to learn the basics of a computer. Our computers at school would use these versions of Windows XP or Vista. I remember when Windows 7 came out, its updates, and new add-ons. However, I also remember there were some complications as well. For example, upgrading from Windows XP to 7 was complex, and many applications failed. New users at the time did not like Windows 7 and would return to XP since it was easier and cheaper. Windows has improved ever since, but sometimes I do end up having some issues when there are updates for Windows, especially on an older version of an HP laptop, for example.  

 Hello everyone. My name is Georgia, and this is my last year of university. I am pursuing a bachelor's degree of Science in IT and would like to acquire a master's degree, but I am still deciding which field to study. I fell in love with IT, or technology in general, ever since I could understand what a massive machine with different buttons, screen, keyboard, components, and mouse could do. Being a 90s baby, I remember growing up with no phones; how TVs changed, computers, laptops, and wow, it is fascinating to see how much technology has progressed in the last couple of years. My first computer was a Dell desktop. I am trying to remember the exact model, but it is the 2009 version. I got it as a birthday gift. I remember we only had cable internet connected to one computer in the house, while the other computer (mine and my sister's) did not have internet. Wi-Fi was not what it is today, of course, so it was expensive and complicated to put internet for all computers, bu