Z31 Lite 11
From the BBC's Ten Things:
Note to wireless network: v annoying.
Note to Firefox: so is your bald assertion that 'the document contains no data'.
Note so self, largely unrelated: buy more RAM.
Whales don't drink - they get their water intake from their food.Am I the only one to consider that a slightly dodgy bit of trivia? Especially since they don't cite any source for it.
Note to wireless network: v annoying.
Note to Firefox: so is your bald assertion that 'the document contains no data'.
Note so self, largely unrelated: buy more RAM.
posted by Z31 at 11:57 am
4 Comments:
Buy more RAM? If you're looking for motivation then that sounds like an excellent reason to get a job. Earn money, spend money, accumulate awesome stuff. What you do to generate the money isn't that important. It's a means to an end. If you see it as more than that there's a distinct chance that you'll become obsessed with your work. Which would be bad. That isn't to say that you should despise your job, but equally loving your job is hardly a requirement for a fufilling life. A flat full of stuff takes care of that.
Whilst I understand Stephen's frustration with anonymous commentating, I must agree wholeheartedly with anon. A flat full of stuff really does take care of almost everything! And although I can't exactly claim to 'earn' money in the strictest sense, I certainly spend and accumulate, which has led to a most fulfilling existence so far.
As for buying more ram, I can’t see it happening any time soon. You’ve asked me several times for advice on the matter, though never made it any further than looking at a few websites. I’m sure it could happen, I just don’t think it will :^)
You are kidding, right? The accumulation of stuff is more important than enjoying what you do to get it?? That kind of attitude leads to SUVs and white trainers...
I appreciate that sometimes it's nice to go out and buy stuff, but I can't accept that kind of soulless materialism...
Andy: If I find I can buy more RAM for 'only' a day or so's earnings, then I will!
Besides, it's opportunity rather than motivation that I need in general. Though admittedly for the 'obvious' graduate careers in accountancy or [yawn] professional services, whatever they might be, I could do with some motivation too. As well as a whole new CV. etc. etc.
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