I thought some here might be interested in this piece in The New Yorker this week about writing on computers, frustrations thereof. And the various attempts to build devices and software that make good use of digital tech while evading the pitfalls of same. The siren song of LANA (Learning About New Applications) is a theme.
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Interesting (and amusing) read - thanks.
Uh-oh…. There might be temptations therein … But Oscar Wilde or Marilyn Monroe proably said something apposite … like, dont worry, just LANA!!!