morning boy's letters on serious matters and commentary on funny things aplenty
Aggregating the universe, what a pain for me. Amazon and Google are a pain.
Scanning into a pdf file and uploading for others to download is more effortful than mere reviewing on Amazon, and a better marker of a good book.
Am done with review-based filtering of Amazon.
Mobile screen dimensions force the ads into a vertical orientation.
In a physical library, once you figure which physical zone has the books you are looking for, your legs help you explore that physical zone until you get what you are looking for.
Digital libraries are a pain to explore.
Newspaper had many sizes of ads. Google? Facebook? Insta?
Data depends on meanings of words. Most find it hard to pin down meanings of words. That’s the nature of language.
Keywords based marketing encouraged by Google makes the business forget its own reasons, and makes Google prosper.
Mobile screen lighting up,
like a kitschy painting,
hanging perenially on the same wall,
dragging my glances.
Whatsapp brought out the potential for indiscipline in us; we have become champion spammers.
Amazon algo is now encouraging scrolling, irrespective of the search words and the quality of results.
Google, Facebook & Amazon are competing at making us scroll, scroll, scroll and sell the scroll-data as big data to advertisers.
You lovely Scrollita!
Confronting all the names of nearly invisible units and phenomena in electronics. Crazy!
Strange thing. I searched for titles with TIRED and Amazon shows me titles with WHILE.
To think of it, servers are storage machines once connected to and meant to be used by the internet users.
We need machines for storage. Strange!
What does a server do/consume when it is idle?
WorkFlowy is my favorite machine at the moment, apart from The /between/ Records WordPress machine.
Successfully texted my way into her heart.
Facebook is a scrollbroglio. So is Twitter.
The frequency of horrible questions on Quora is increasing. Horroble =/ silly. Silly questions may lead to better questions. Horrible questions will remain just that.
Even the mobile phone doesn’t fail to bore me.
Amazon is definitely an aggregation at unprecedented level.
Google too is an aggregation.
Google tries aggregating in a moment, and at every such moment when the user puts in a word. That is some work, handled clumsily by their mathematical and algorithmic effort.
Amazon in comparison has an amazing tight base for its aggregation. Hmm…
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