Waking up on a Sunday morning to a world without Facebook. Oh my, it must have been at least an hour before it was back on line … such a long … lonely … hour …. Where were all my … argumentative strangers?
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Roxanne Tellier – Don’t Call Me Stupid, Stupid
Posted in Opinion, politics, Review with tags #Brexit, Amazon, Australia, Black Mirror, David Mitchell, DBAWIS, England, Facebook, Flynn effect; Idiocracy, Google, Instagram, Lakemba, New Zealand, Ontario, PTSD, rainforests, Roxanne Tellier, segarini, Shariah Law, veterans on April 14, 2019 by segariniRoxanne Tellier: Toronto Gets It’s Summer On. Hilarity Ensues
Posted in Opinion with tags #311Toronto, #TO2015, Bob Segarini, Casino Rama, Conrad the Raccoon, dog days of summer, Edmonton, Google, high occupancy vehicles, HOV lanes, Jason Wagar, Montreal, Norm Kelly, Pan Am Games, Rob Ford, Roxanne Tellier, Steve Kearns#DeadRaccoonTO, theregister.co.uk, Toronto, Toronto police, toronto2015.org, Twitter, Weird Al Yankovic, Yonge and Church on July 12, 2015 by segarini
I know that Weird Al Yankovic is on tour, which presumably means he’s kind of busy, but hopefully someone’s been keeping him updated on the wacky goings on in Toronto this week.
Roxanne Tellier: Slave to the Machine
Posted in Opinion with tags 9/11, Anthrax, Artsy Fartsy BBS, Atari, Bob Segarini, CN Tower, Computer Paper, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Duke Nukem, eBay, Facebook, Google, Grand Theft Auto, Instagram, Leisure Suit Larry, OkCupid, Oracle, Pong, Roxanne Tellier, Toronto Computes, We Compute on May 18, 2014 by segarini
My name is Roxanne Tellier and I am addicted to computing. There, I said it, in front whatever cosmic element you call your deity, and everyone. I am hooked on electronic media and the Internet.
I likely wouldn’t have known the depth of my addiction if my main computer had not suddenly died on me a few days ago. Even those horrendous days off the grid during the Ice Storm hadn’t upset me as much as this week’s loss of contact with the world. Okay, it was just for a few hours until I got my little netbook up and running, but even those few hours were excruciating.
JAIMIE VERNON – THE MUSIC WAR’S LOST AND WE’RE STILL FIGHTING OVER IWO JIMA
Posted in Opinion with tags Amanda Palmer, Atomik Tracktor, Bruce Willis, DBAWIS, Dee Long, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Eytan Mirsky, Google, Indie Artists, iTunes, Jaimie Vernon, music, Rick Gunn, Telus on September 15, 2012 by segarini
It’s been a week of chaos in the Vernon household (lost one computer while trying to get the Encyclopedia Volume 2 finished, no money, no gas, child home sick on week #2 of the new school year) so sitting down and writing one of my brilliantly pithy divisive diatribes has been next to impossible. So, I thought I might do a round up of topics floating about on the interwebs right now. Call it my scream of consciousness.
