Letture

“Guardava le case intorno e pensava: che strane, le persone. Quante cose hanno adesso che una volta non avevano. Non sanno più rinunciarvi ma sembra che non le amino, rimpiangono le cose vecchie ma non saprebbero cosa farsene, non ne conoscono nè la storia, nè il dolore.”

Stefano Benni – La Grammatica di Dio

Per quanto tempo?

Per quanto tempo può un cuore amare senza essere ricambiato?

Quanto tempo deve passare prima che l’egoismo innato degli esseri umani prenda il sopravvento sull’amore?

Me lo chiedo da un po’.

Protetto: Di una ragazza

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Lost?

I’m not dead. I’m just, you know, having a life. A real one.

I’m about to close my italian blog, ’cause I don’t have enough money to pay my (wonderful) host. So, this is going to be my definitive blog. Or, at least, it will be my definitive blog until my boss won’t decide I deserve some paying for what I do (don’t ask).

So, no more tv shows (I’m so busy working&havingalife&playingworldofwarcraft that I don’t have time to even watch Veronica Mars) – or maybe less tv shows – and more CSS&HTML&GeekRants.

Now, back to work, see you next days with some thoughts on this.

The future of television

Obviously, we’ll see advances in technology. TiVo, iPods, streaming video — the way we watch TV is changing dramatically. It’s on our phones, in our cars — even projected on specialized eyeglasses. But don’t listen to the talk about having shows beamed directly into your brain. That’s science-fiction nonsense. Shows will be stored in the pancreas and will enter the brain through the bloodstream after being downloaded into your iHole.

Joss Whedon talks about the future of the television.