When The Mac First Came Out, Newsweek

I Had The Fortune Or Misfortune To Learn How To Read Fluently Starting At The Age Of Three. So I Had Read Maybe 150 Books By The Time I Hit 1st Grade. And I Already Knew That The Teachers Were Lying To Me.

Knowledge Is Silver. Outlook Is Gold. Iq Is A Lead Weight.

I Fear - As Far As I Can Tell - That Most Undergraduate Degrees In Computer Science These Days Are Basically Java Vocational Training. I've Heard Complaints From Even Mighty Stanford University With Its Illustrious Faculty That Basically The Undergraduate Computer Science Program Is Little More Than Java Certification.

The Idea That Hardware On Networks Should Just Be Caches For Movable Process Descriptions And The Processes Themselves Goes Back Quite A Ways. There's A Real Sense In Which Ms And Apple Never Understood Networking Or Operating Systems (or What Objects Really Are), And When They Decided To Beef Up Their Oss, They Went To (different) Very Old Bad Mainframe Models Of Os Design To Try To Adapt To Personal Computers.

I Think The Trick With Knowledge Is To “acquire It, And Forget All Except The Perfume” - Because It Is Noisy And Sometimes Drowns Out One's Own “brain Voices”. The Perfume Part Is Important Because It Will Help Find The Knowledge Again To Help Get To The Destinations The Inner Urges Pick.