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[Dec. 13th, 2005|03:51 pm] |
newspapermen sure do have it easy newspapers are written electronically these days it boggles the mind sometimes
e g the reporters write their articles by computer the photographers take pictures on little computers and transmit what they ve taken to each other by computers the layout department arranges the articles and columns by computer and when all is said and done and you re ready to have your newspaper read by the world you just push a button and the entire shebang gets transmitted to the printers who print it up and send it out the thing of it is you don t even need paper anymore because you can put your paper up for anybody with a computer to read
truly these are marvelous times for men to live in but a jar of delicious paste is hell to come by such are the punishments of progress |
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[Dec. 9th, 2005|02:34 pm] |
the camel and the donkey looked on adoringly the sheep were also present i m sure there was a cat you can t have a barn without a stray or two but nobody ever tells you how many cockroaches were in the straw or by the manger what with an inn nearby and all you know they ate well |
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[Oct. 27th, 2005|03:38 pm] |
i recently became aware that this computer has the key which allows you to alternate between the upper case and lower case quite easily as a matter of fact the caps lock key existed on my old typewriter although i could never jump down on it no matter how hard i tried
this new caps lock key works quite easily i must say however i do not think it is enough to use on a continual basis for one to change one s ways it is tiresome running all the way over to jump once for a capital letter and then once again to revert back to lowercase often times in my practicing i ve forgotten to switch back and ended up with lines of large angry letters shouting i had to take a nap on the backspace key to get rid of them
the apostrophe key also appears to be broken so much for the new ways well plus que ca change mehitabel would have said before sauntering off |
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[Oct. 27th, 2005|01:10 am] |
things sure ain t much better around here in the space of several decades that s for sure says i take this computer as an example if you must for instance while the keys are much easier to jump upon i still can t make a question mark or an ampersand both of which i greatly miss in my day to day affairs
i am also having difficulty in moving the mouse around and getting the pointer to go where it needs to go but on the other hand clicking comes very natural to me |
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