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Tuesday, April 2, 2002
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Learning to use Mac OS X is a humbling experience, reminding you of all the things you might have become with this kind of tool: programmer, designer, writer, artist. Instead, I got an MBA.
Ummm.
11:54:30 PM 
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The New Yorker has an excellent Malcolm Gladwell review concerning the enduring virtues of paper, where he discusses a few books which are (ostensibly) more scholarly versions of Nicholson Baker's polemic against a paperless world. I suppose other media will follow paper's lead and continue to serve the applications for which they are uniquely qualified; perhaps television will yet remain in a more pure state, beyond the grasp of interactivity's sundry acronyms (pace TiVo, which is a fundamentally great tool).
12:51:40 AM
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© Copyright
2002
Bo Brock.
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