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P.S. Why is WordPress so agonizingly s l online slots o w compared to blogspot?
Lichtenbergianism InAction: How Procrastination Invented the Internet
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6 responses to “Lichtenbergianism InAction: How Procrastination Invented the Internet”
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I actually laugh aloud when that little “QuickPress” logo comes up. I’m being honest when I say I would visit and contribute to this site a hell of a lot more often if it weren’t so dang slow. Same goes for Dale’s blog.
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I think “QuickPress” is what might be called “Apple friendly.” True, Dale?
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It’s something with the server, I think, or perhaps the database itself. I’ve asked Noah to look into it a couple of times, but he’s not gotten to the bottom of it yet. It’s not as if I’m paying him big bucks to host any of this.
Yes, it’s a problem. I have gotten to where I dread having to edit or add anything because it takes a full minute for anything to come up.
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Well, yes, there’s THAT…
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It kind of reminds me of the glory days of AOL, back in the late 90s, when I would spend an hour downloading a low-res picture. I’d have a book ready, go off to the bathroom and pluck out a few nose hairs, go make myself a drink, come back and check on the status of the download, etc.
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Jeff liked Anita more when she made him wait.
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