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Good To Be Back
Posted Jul 12, 2000
Gosh it's good to be home. And what"s that? A new coat of paint?
It's so nice to be sitting here, hooked up to Brian Eno on the headphones, merrily typing away on my newly tuned up machine. Boy, do it run G(oo)d. Hope to hear from someone soon. More Later.
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solitude
Posted Jul 8, 2000
Now I need not feel so alone. I opened another web address, and I can sens myself mail all day.
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Solitude
Posted Jul 4, 2000
It's a blessing in disguise, to live in this modern world where one can be a part of everything via the net. Here I am, talking to myself, and just think; somebody might be listening. My limited experience has shown me, however, that it can be difficult to get a response should I ask a question, so I guess I'll just go on talking to myself and appreciating my solitude.
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It's all too much.
Posted Jul 3, 2000
So this fellow goes own to the computer store and buys this h___ fired
new state of the art thing that can do anything except tie his shoes.
Anxious to mingle in the complex web of installers, enablers, files,
names, passwords, programs, games, resources, applications, systems,
and all the other stuff he is confronted with for the first time, he dives in and says yes to almost everything he is offered for free.
But soon he learns everything has it's price, and the price of his paranoia (about forgetting now his own name not to mention his password), and the overload of his brain and the computer's sensibilities, is his ignorance. He keeps being told that Rome wasn't built in a day; but he just worries about running out of gigabytes.
But tomorrow is another day, and he can always buy more memory to store all of that free stuff.
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