Comments on: Twitter: Semantically Geolocative http://functional-autonomy.net/blog/?p=218 Psychology, art, videogames. Thu, 01 Jul 2010 04:29:16 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: David Hayward http://functional-autonomy.net/blog/?p=218&cpage=1#comment-3694 David Hayward Thu, 24 May 2007 15:32:20 +0000 http://func-auton.net/blog/?p=218#comment-3694 Keeping up is easier with a job connected to media ;) I suppose there's a fair amount of risk in anything new: why learn/adapt to something if it's only going to be a contender until the next shiny thing comes along in a few months? I had to teach my dad to cut and paste quite a few times, but he heaved himself over a bump eventually and became PC savvy enough to keep it virus free. That was only really when he bought a digital camera and found loads of stuff online to do with his interests; before that PCs were pretty irrelevant. Keeping up is easier with a job connected to media ;)

I suppose there’s a fair amount of risk in anything new: why learn/adapt to something if it’s only going to be a contender until the next shiny thing comes along in a few months?

I had to teach my dad to cut and paste quite a few times, but he heaved himself over a bump eventually and became PC savvy enough to keep it virus free. That was only really when he bought a digital camera and found loads of stuff online to do with his interests; before that PCs were pretty irrelevant.

]]> By: Matt http://functional-autonomy.net/blog/?p=218&cpage=1#comment-3681 Matt Thu, 24 May 2007 01:44:10 +0000 http://func-auton.net/blog/?p=218#comment-3681 Count me as one of the ones who's too old, cliched and flaccid to pinch out a significant enough fart to hang with all of this stuff you talk about. ;) I guess since I work a 7-3:30 and have a fairly standard routine that drains my vitals more as time passes it's difficult to even contemplate how much energy is necessary to dive into what you do. Count me as one of the ones who’s too old, cliched and flaccid to pinch out a significant enough fart to hang with all of this stuff you talk about. ;) I guess since I work a 7-3:30 and have a fairly standard routine that drains my vitals more as time passes it’s difficult to even contemplate how much energy is necessary to dive into what you do.

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