Posts Tagged ‘addiction’
Change is always for the better
Today DN, one of the largest newspapers in Sweden, has an article about how the municipality of Stockholm is outsourcing their IT infrastructure and support to Volvo IT. Quickly sifting through the comments reveal outcries of all sorts. “Why are they not choosing open source?”, “The state never thought about the IT infrastructure in the [...]
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Tags: addiction, change, learning
Suffering from torrent withdrawal symptoms? You’re not the only one. IPRED certainly makes life a bit depressing sometimes. But there are ways to cope.
I will give you my best advice for getting music and still (read almost) respect the new directives:
The local library – Seems old-school, but hey, great music can be found in [...]
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Tags: addiction, downloading, IPRED, last.fm, music, torrent
The Dark Side of Coffee
The coffee machines at ITU are always running warm. People seem to be drinking coffee all the time. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, evening meal, fika, night-coffee… 24/7, coffee, coffee, more coffee.
I belong to the smaller category of tea drinkers, who don’t understand why someone would choose coffee over a cup of nice-smelling tea. Actually, there [...]
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Tags: addiction, coffee, cure, fatigue, fluid, fuel, sick, tea, weird
A necessity or an addiction?
There is one page everyone visits. Whoever you are or whatever you’re looking for; Google is there for you. It is everywhere and everything, addictive, yet necessary; a concept that has turned into a daily need. We do no longer have to visit libraries to find information. All we need to know is just a [...]
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Tags: addiction, database, google, necessity, world empire
