It may be better for your own mental health to ascribe human
qualities to your computer’s performance.
For example, saying, “My computer’s in a funk today, not getting much
done,” suggests that you should just be patient, perhaps try tomorrow when the
machine’s feeling better. While on the
other hand, treating your computer’s performance as a technical issue—which of
course it is—may have you spend the rest of your day trying to solve a problem
which might just go away on its own after the computer has had a good night’s
sleep—technically, a reboot.
Tech Simple
I have been in so-called high-tech for more than 25 years, and I’ve worked with labor and time-saving software and hardware—and I’ve wasted a lot of time, too, often laboring long days and weeks with little to show for it outside of that ephemeral favorite, the wisdom of experience.
This blog is my celebration of the adage: Keep it simple, stupid. I intend to apply this discipline to technical challenges low and high, in a way that's both clear and entertaining.
We all have to find ways not only to understand the technology that surrounds us, but to bend it to our will, to be masters of our time and talent, and protect our most valuable asset: our time.
Welcome to you, I hope you find the information I post here useful.
This blog is my celebration of the adage: Keep it simple, stupid. I intend to apply this discipline to technical challenges low and high, in a way that's both clear and entertaining.
We all have to find ways not only to understand the technology that surrounds us, but to bend it to our will, to be masters of our time and talent, and protect our most valuable asset: our time.
Welcome to you, I hope you find the information I post here useful.
Thursday, January 19, 2017
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