Quote:Generally, I think that the future of computing is mostly over.

While I tend to agree with you, I think that the issue lies elsewhere.
Non-tech people want more features rather than a polished interface. They're used to software being slow/unresponsive and that is obviously an issue. This does only apply to software though.

If you consider computing with a larger scope, I think that computing keeps improving, being new ideas (blockchains first implementation arrived in 2008), or huge improvements over old ideas (see neural networks today).
We also got things like remote surgery in the 21th century!

Still, we got no flying cars yet :)