Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Hmm, didn't get to see you guys at the flats last night. Had to escort my friend home at 9pm to Red House. Maybe the dinner ended well for the others last night but guess what I wrote is only my perspective.
Something else to add about the LAN business. If the computers are moving in opposite directions, what will happen is the wire will get stretch and eventually break and will never be usable anymore, and no more networking hence. Or if you try to stuff it into the adaptor even though it does not really fit, then the adaptor and/or the wire connector will spoil, and again, no more networking.
One way to look at it is we cannot force people to blog if they refuse to or are unable to (could it be newspaper or modem). So let's keep the activity level-time graph at a gradient which is greater than or equal to zero.
The other way of looking at the description of LAN is to think of computer language. How often do we use it and when and why, and I'm talking too much so and oh yah. My posts may not be very clear but that's the way it is.. You must attend OG dinner regularly and frequently (the two words do not mean the same) to understand the LAN.
Something else to add about the LAN business. If the computers are moving in opposite directions, what will happen is the wire will get stretch and eventually break and will never be usable anymore, and no more networking hence. Or if you try to stuff it into the adaptor even though it does not really fit, then the adaptor and/or the wire connector will spoil, and again, no more networking.
One way to look at it is we cannot force people to blog if they refuse to or are unable to (could it be newspaper or modem). So let's keep the activity level-time graph at a gradient which is greater than or equal to zero.
The other way of looking at the description of LAN is to think of computer language. How often do we use it and when and why, and I'm talking too much so and oh yah. My posts may not be very clear but that's the way it is.. You must attend OG dinner regularly and frequently (the two words do not mean the same) to understand the LAN.
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