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[burendasan4]

I've noticed that recently, my most recent entries have formed a rough theme of technology and my thoughts on adopting the latest forms of technology. So this afternoon, I came across this NPR opinion article/blog entry. It's not the best-written piece, but it begins to succinctly express much of what I've been trying to get across in some of my

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[faechild_jax]

I will definitely read your upcoming entries, as I find this kind of interesting myself. I currently do not have a smart phone (though it's internet capable, it's not a good phone for that), and I still don't have anything to do with Twitter.
The first I've avoided thus far because I'm all ready addicted to the internet, and I figure that I don't really need more help logging on than I all ready have. The second, I quite literally, don't understand. I don't do anything interesting enough to tweet about regularly anyway, though I admittedly, haven't really looked into it, either...
Anyway. :) Hi!

[burendasan4]

Hey! Thanks for your comment!
As for Twitter, I like to use its search function to see what people are talking/tweeting about and will often follow certain people. But as for having my own account...I barely have much to say on Facebook, so why would I need another account to basically post status messages and links?