Would You Propose Marriage Through Technology?
October 11, 2008 by Rico Mossesgeld
Filed under Ramblings of a Gadget Geek
Geeks everywhere are going giddy! A Twitter-based marriage proposal has made the rounds.
Old-school personalities would probably frown on this. After all, shouldn’t there be a bended knee, with a risk of total humiliation for the sake of getting someone to live with and love you for the rest of your life? Here’s something else I’ve considered: if I proposed to a girl over Twitter, and a few years down the road, Twitter closes down, wouldn’t I lose a record of what’s obviously an important event in my life? Read more
What Was Done Before the Internet?
June 28, 2008 by Rico Mossesgeld
Filed under Ramblings of a Gadget Geek
As a three-year-old veteran of the Internet, I’m pretty young by online standards. Still, it’s been long enough that I simply can’t imagine living without connectivity.
What am I Blabbing About?
As I wait for the damn restaurant staff to fix their WiFi connection—the very reason why I decided to patronize their establishment in the first place—I can’t help but try and remember what I did before I had constant access to the internets.
