Monthly Archives: January 2010

New technology becomes old technology really fast. Something new arrives, usually pretty expensive, and we covet it. Then the price comes down, we buy it by the billion, and suddenly we take it for granted. It’s like that new thing … Continue reading →

Smithy and Webb were deep in conversation. The machine they were running was running itself. They were drinking tea. I stuck my nose in. Webb was talking. “I’m sick to death of her, Smithy, but I don’t know how to … Continue reading →