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New kid in town
Read more: New kid in townThe Commodore 64 computer was one of, if not, the best selling personal computer ever made. The thing was really nice to use, and a person with even a modest sense of curiosity, could learn to access all of its tricks and clever facilities. The clicky – clacky sounding mechanical keyboard I’m typing away upon…
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Loose Ends
Read more: Loose Ends‘Tis the season for tying up loose ends, as the old timers may have said. Or did they? That lot always had such nice succinct ways of imparting knowledge, usually via pithy clichés and stinging observations. Guess that ‘whatever works’, is an effective strategy. Just spent a few minutes searching the interweb to see whether…
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High
Read more: HighDuring the past week or so, I’ve been reading the thoughts of the American economist: ‘John Kenneth Galbraith’. His book: ‘The Great Crash of 1929’, looked back at the events of the stock market crash from the safety of twenty five years afterwards. The words documented the rise and fall of one monster speculative bubble.…
