Adapting Old Programs To Fit New Machines

One Can Only Display Complex Information In The Mind. Like Seeing, Movement Or Flow Or Alteration Of View Is More Important Than The Static Picture, No Matter How Lovely.

Adapting Old Programs To Fit New Machines Usually Means Adapting New Machines To Behave Like Old Ones.

Fools Ignore Complexity. Pragmatists Suffer It. Some Can Avoid It. Geniuses Remove It.

Every Reader Should Ask Himself Periodically “toward What End, Toward What End?”—but Do Not Ask It Too Often Lest You Pass Up The Fun Of Programming For The Constipation Of Bittersweet Philosophy.

In Computing, Turning The Obvious Into The Useful Is A Living Definition Of The Word "frustration".