oh, how very.

she's not so much a fashionista as a living colour blindness test.

you had to do extensive, time-consuming research to get the information you wanted, because it's in none of the online encyclopediae. after you had dug it all up, you could have entered it into those databases, but you realized that it wasn't in them in the first place because people stopped caring about this fabourite topic of yours before those online reference works were even invented.

there always has to happen something first. and there always is a jurisdiction where nothing has happened yet.

for the german translation, i aimed for the high german spoken around the berlin area; not to be confused with the actual local dialect of that area, which is an abomination concocted by raving loonies and only suitable, in very light doses, for dubbing daffy duck.

"and then that ass said, 'someone tell me where our charger is, or i'll deconstruct the spawn!'"

"yeah, that's quite common. it is an ego shooter, after all."

today i would have explained why OS makers have killed the implementation of a fully versioned file system again and again (it has something to do with DRM), but i'm interrupting the regularly scheduled programme for this public service announcement: if you don't want to come across as a wannabe-journalist bristling with faulty clichés, fucking stop writing 'learning curve' when you actually mean 'difficulty'. those terms are not synonymous, so this is wrong, you fool, morally wrong!

information should be free. knowledge should be $100/hour.