Chapter 40 Gates seamless docking dream stranded

"In a place called Oceania, where the entire population is under complete surveillance, where liberty and thought are extinct treasures in the city, where submission and unconsciousness are trained as a national mentality..." On June 25, 2003, Bill Gates lamented on the 100th anniversary of the birth of the famous British novelist Orwell: "Fortunately, the horrible and barbaric future described by Orwell, that is, technology as a tool to rule society, It has not become a reality." Yes, for the Chinese Internet, the dystopia in Orwell's famous novel has not come: QQ, with the slogan "only love strangers", is used by more and more Chinese to make friends with strangers. people; and MSN, with the slogan "Don't talk to strangers", is also being used more and more, returning to reality.

Suddenly one day, Bill Gates, who owns 50 billion US dollars, wrote a letter to Ma Huateng, who has 3 billion US dollars. Once they grow up, work, and have money, they will slowly transfer to MSN and switch seamlessly.”When media reporters asked Ma Huateng how he felt when he received the letter, he did not respond positively. "It's been a long time."Ma Huateng told reporters that he was very concerned about MSN's every move, and when MSN officially entered China, he said that he would "avoid its edge". The showdown between MSN and QQ seems to be an inevitable war.