> The fun (and funny) thing about all this is that every generation says the
> same thing about how easy their kids have it. And it'll probably be true
> 100 years from now.
And therein lies the conundrum that makes the ever-diminishing degree of
difficulty unsupportable. Technological advances
> The fun (and funny) thing about all this is that every generation says the
> same thing about how easy their kids have it. And it'll probably be true
> 100 years from now.
And therein lies the conundrum that makes the ever-diminishing degree of
difficulty unsupportable. Technological advances
Ah yes, the good old(en) days of low-tech. Or maybe I should say no-tech.
I wrote my first reports with a hand-held device. Nope, not a Palm Pilot or
a hand held PC. This hand-held device was called a FOUNTAIN PEN. Remember
fountain pens? Smeary, smelly ink that got all over your fingers and
Ah yes, the good old(en) days of low-tech. Or maybe I should say no-tech.
I wrote my first reports with a hand-held device. Nope, not a Palm Pilot or
a hand held PC. This hand-held device was called a FOUNTAIN PEN. Remember
fountain pens? Smeary, smelly ink that got all over your fingers and
