Like how Facebook is no longer the cool thing, soon enough everybody will stop using Twitter and go to the next big hyped up thing. When that happens, will you be able to look back at today and still think as highly of Twitter as you probably do now?
Twenty years from now how would you explain Twitter to a 5 year old kid?
For that matter, how would you explain your life and what you do now to that kid, twenty years from now?
Some things are there to be thought about…
I’m noticing strong lack of any good blogs around. Especially about gaming and photography, etc, things I like.
It could also possibly be old good blogs are still there, but just my tastes have changed.
I don’t think so.
Also, if our attention-span has drastically decreased, it’s still possible to dish out awesome content relevant to my interests in a short good form.
Work on it. Or someone new will take your readers away.
This is John Travolta when he was much younger.
Found at Wikipedia.
Vincent Chase, for reference. Promo photo for the (superbly awesome) sixth season of Entourage that just started. Found at Facebook.
It would be really sad if you didn’t know what Entourage is. Very sad for you. Go check it out right now. And if you don’t like it, try to accept the fact that you’re either very old or your taste is very unrespectable.
Still, I suppose it's better to know that said brutality exists, rather than burning all those calories pretending it doesn't. I just wish I'd wised up a decade earlier than I did.
- Hugh Macleod in his site GapingVoid.
The mayor of a city in Africa is visiting the mayor of a Chinese city. The 
A while after that, the Chinese mayor visits the African mayor. He is shocked to see that the African mayor lives in a palace. There are gold plated statues, mirror pools, and every kind of luxury that you can imagine. "How the fuck can you afford all this??" asks the bewildered Chinese mayor. "Come my, friend", says the African mayor. "Do you see that bridge?" "What bridge?" "Do you see those hospitals?" "What hospitals?"
"Exactly!"
Seen at Gizmodo. On a comment by Hello Mister Walrus
This gives some reasons to stop trying. No real results could ever be had anyway. Nothing that’s permanent.
If you brought delicious food to some people, for example, how long do you think it’d really matter?
Pushing Daisies is a very good show. It’s not mind-blowing, but a fun watch. Download or buy it and watch the first two seasons when/if you have time.
Good thing they’re bringing back Futurama.
Did you know in Warez-bb.org you could get all the episodes of Futurama in brilliant 40mb x264 encodes? Look for them.
The prize for the greatest internet comment ever, goes to....
Linux advocates remind me of bicycles. No, really.
More than a century ago, when cycling was first becoming popular, a Victorian humorist named Jerome K. Jerome pointed out that you could either ride a bike or "maintain" a bike -- but not both. The bikes of "maintainers" are always in several pieces because they are tightening the spokes, adjusting the chain, replacing the brakes, or something. They never actually get to ride their bikes. If you enjoy riding, he advised, never, ever try to maintain your bike.
And this is precisely what the Linux advocates don't understand: while they may get great pleasure from the process of assembling, tuning and tweaking the ideal setup, some of us just want to get on and go for a ride.
“That's a wonderful analogy. Plus uno para ti.”
“wow that was a comment actually worth reading. props”
“I love you and your delicious, delicious comment.”
“Someone give this man a star.”
“The prize for the greatest internet comment ever, goes to....”
“thank you. I've always tried to describe how Linux folk treat computing as a hobby and I just want to use a computer to do specific functions without tweaking. You explained that perfectly.”
“that comment earned you a glowing heart...
STAR FOR YOU SIR!!”
The greatest internet comment ever was seen at Gizmodo.
This is Penny Arcade’s take.
And this is XKCD’s.
As for me, the Kindle’s gotta outshine the glossy colour magazines for it to work for me. I want my comics on it!
