Thursday, February 15, 2007
Eight and Nine: I'm rollin' fine!
I did this bit of kibble up:
http://www.bloglines.com/blog/blogertainer
Good times! Added loads of feeds and now have all my scattered interests in one semi easy to read spot. We are truly in a golden era.
http://www.bloglines.com/blog/blogertainer
Good times! Added loads of feeds and now have all my scattered interests in one semi easy to read spot. We are truly in a golden era.
Robot Terror!
When someone says "write about technology" I almost always think of robots going amok. I dunno why. Too many poorly written and imagined sci fi books/movies methinks.
And yet that Super Bowl ad about the poor robot that got his robottish self fired made me almost cry.
But I ramble. I mean "I always ramble..."
Technology such as what we are doing here is as Gov. Arnold would say is "Fantaztik!"
I can't imagine a world without the internet, etc. One now has to choose between new technologies...shall I get my music from an Ipod, from Satellite, from HD Radio?
What do I do with that pile of records? Make wall paper? Where does defunct tech go?
Does anyone want my copy of Meco's "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk" that I have?(see what it looked like here: http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Other-Galactic-Funk/dp/B00000J2TO)
That's actually correct. I owned that album. It beats out the Grease soundtrack I once had and ELO's Disco-very album for most embarrassing record purchases. I would also count the Captain and Tenille's greatest hits that my family had on 8 track (speaking of outmoded tech) but I didn't purchase that...just enjoyed it. Now I did also own all the Who's albums as well as Mssr Springsteen's collection sooo...point in my favor.
In summation, technology rules--unless it is robots that have gone berserk.
However if they are the "fancy a pint down the pub" type robots that have gotten all worked up, why then, it would be just fine with me.
And yet that Super Bowl ad about the poor robot that got his robottish self fired made me almost cry.
But I ramble. I mean "I always ramble..."
Technology such as what we are doing here is as Gov. Arnold would say is "Fantaztik!"
I can't imagine a world without the internet, etc. One now has to choose between new technologies...shall I get my music from an Ipod, from Satellite, from HD Radio?
What do I do with that pile of records? Make wall paper? Where does defunct tech go?
Does anyone want my copy of Meco's "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk" that I have?(see what it looked like here: http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Other-Galactic-Funk/dp/B00000J2TO)
That's actually correct. I owned that album. It beats out the Grease soundtrack I once had and ELO's Disco-very album for most embarrassing record purchases. I would also count the Captain and Tenille's greatest hits that my family had on 8 track (speaking of outmoded tech) but I didn't purchase that...just enjoyed it. Now I did also own all the Who's albums as well as Mssr Springsteen's collection sooo...point in my favor.
In summation, technology rules--unless it is robots that have gone berserk.
However if they are the "fancy a pint down the pub" type robots that have gotten all worked up, why then, it would be just fine with me.
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