Sometimes When You Fill A Vacuum, It

C++ And Java, Say, Are Presumably Growing Faster Than Plain C, But I Bet C Will Still Be Around.

For Infrastructure Technology, C Will Be Hard To Displace.

The Notion Of A Record Is An Obsolete Remnant Of The Days Of The 80-column Card.

I've Done A Reasonable Amount Of Travelling, Which I Enjoyed, But Not For Too Long At A Time.

The True-gnu Philosophy Is More Extreme Than I Care For, But It Certainly Laid A Foundation For The Current Scene, As Well As Providing Real Software.