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jazzfish21 days for Dreamwidth, #15:
What's your current obsession? What about it captures your imagination?
I don't really have one other than "moving" at the moment. Last week it was "the Canadian election" but that's resolved itself into "everything sucks," so there's not a lot of point obsessing over it. Avatar is quite good but probably not going to draw me in enough to hit the "obsession" state.
If I had more time and energy I'd probably be perfectly capable of holing up in front of a given video game for hours on end, for weeks on end. But these days even my video game obsessions only last a week or two, and then I'm done.
In a couple of months maybe I can go back to obsessing over my writing.
So far, Windows 7 exemplifies Johnson's dictum. It looks a great deal like a half-assed implementation of OSX, with some distracting transparency effects and animations in the windows. The net effect is that a machine that ought to be two to three times as fast as my Windows XP desktop and probably half again as fast as my laptop feels extremely sluggish.
I'll adapt eventually; it'll just take some doing and grumbling.
What's your current obsession? What about it captures your imagination?
I don't really have one other than "moving" at the moment. Last week it was "the Canadian election" but that's resolved itself into "everything sucks," so there's not a lot of point obsessing over it. Avatar is quite good but probably not going to draw me in enough to hit the "obsession" state.
If I had more time and energy I'd probably be perfectly capable of holing up in front of a given video game for hours on end, for weeks on end. But these days even my video game obsessions only last a week or two, and then I'm done.
In a couple of months maybe I can go back to obsessing over my writing.
So far, Windows 7 exemplifies Johnson's dictum. It looks a great deal like a half-assed implementation of OSX, with some distracting transparency effects and animations in the windows. The net effect is that a machine that ought to be two to three times as fast as my Windows XP desktop and probably half again as fast as my laptop feels extremely sluggish.
I'll adapt eventually; it'll just take some doing and grumbling.