Brilliant one from Joy of Tech.
Hmm, I could empathize with that.
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lol.. damn you, killjoy!!!
This is a fantastic insight… real good sense of humor!
William Gibson said “Our children will find it quaint that we distinguish the digital from the real”
So twitter going down… is indeed my life in disarray!
As it turns out I may not need a real life, because my digital one’s becoming real enough