Dark Dirty Tech Tribal. | Hands in air (trance) and feet on the floor (house).
Mar-04-2005 06:23
Surreal JRS
Balearic Sunset
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Kicking it in Toronto, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Watch out. You're going to get 100 google-searched references in response.
<insert 100 google-searched references here>
phear!
Mar-04-2005 07:27
Jem_hadar
I remember...
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Pandora (South of Nowhere)
Michael Crichton - Travels
a fucking AMAZING novel! LUVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mar-04-2005 07:33
Durafei
the crazy russian
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: San Francisco, California
quote:
Originally posted by SurrJRS
"512k memory ought to be enough for anybody"
--Billy-boy Gates.
You've misquoted him
The original quote said "640KB ought to be enough for anybody". However in the following article Bill Gates denies every saying that. READ ME
Mar-04-2005 14:17
Skipper
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2002
Location:
I'm currently reading Carl Honore's "In praise of slow" which outlines the new "slow movement" that originated in Europe and is now making its way around the world. The slow movement encourages people to take their time and do everything a bit slower so as to avoid the perpetual feeling of being RUSHED and STRESSED that we all identify with. This extends to cooking, eating, working, exercising, even sex.
The irony is that I've just plowed through the book in only a few days. Really interesting stuff.
Mar-04-2005 14:22
Surreal JRS
Balearic Sunset
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Kicking it in Toronto, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by Durafei
You've misquoted him
The original quote said "640KB ought to be enough for anybody". However in the following article Bill Gates denies every saying that. READ ME
Yes yes, I stand corrected. Sleep deprivation sucks!
Mar-04-2005 14:34
loca
the vibe raider
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Oz
The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson.
In Chicago circa 1893, the author goes over the lives of two men - the main architect from the Chicago World Fair, and a serial murderer who used the fair to lure his victims to their death.
It's a really good book, all of it is real, and best of all, he includes all of his sources at the back along with a nice detailed explanation about how he did his research.
I highly recommend it!
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Mar-04-2005 15:31
yankeeBaby
Keepin it real....
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Upper West Side NYC
quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
I'm currently reading Carl Honore's "In praise of slow" which outlines the new "slow movement" that originated in Europe and is now making its way around the world. The slow movement encourages people to take their time and do everything a bit slower so as to avoid the perpetual feeling of being RUSHED and STRESSED that we all identify with. This extends to cooking, eating, working, exercising, even sex.
The irony is that I've just plowed through the book in only a few days. Really interesting stuff.
The author of that book should print 12 million copies for the people of New York City because we live our lives in one big damn RUSH
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Mar-04-2005 16:46
Skipper
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2002
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
The author of that book should print 12 million copies for the people of New York City because we live our lives in one big damn RUSH
heh...there are actually quite a few references to NYC'ers in the book. It's the anti-slow capital of the world - well, up there with Tokyo anyways.
I like city life but that would be too much for me, I think!
