So shiny and clean. I open it for the first time. It starts a setup routine and assures me that it will guide me through the process. We battle over how much of my information I will share. Electrons going this way and that. When I win, the laptop tells me how unfortunate it is that I won’t be able to do the things it thinks I should do. When the laptop wins, I feel that a piece of me is gone. Not literally, of course. Wait. How many fingers did I have when I started?
“I love what I do and one of those things is writing.” – the writer
Very true and beautiful
Stay happy healthy and safe
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Oh, it would be wonderful if all we lost in our quest for better info management was a couple of fingers.
I dread the day. But I enjoyed your preview. Thanks.
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Yes, a constant battle. But, nothing like the thrill of opening and starting a new macbook.
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Haha those machines, stealing our moments, turning to minutes and hours even … we love them, we hate them.
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Simple and very interesting post, somehow it sparks my memory of Isaac Asimov’s multivac the supercomputer, especially when you said: the laptop wins. I suddenly hold my heated shiny super laptop, OMG…. I abuse it and it abuses my time.
Great post, thanks for sharing.
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Amazing post
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Thank you 🙂
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Good step
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