Ric Gagnon Gagnon itibaren Berrigan NSW 2712, Avustralya itibaren Berrigan NSW 2712, Avustralya

bukowski sade ve basit bir pislik ve onu seviyorum. sadece yüzünüzde ve her ne kadar gerçek hikayeler olduğu hissine sahip olsa da, kerouac'ın hiç sahip olmadığı bir kenarı var.

I kind of wonder how much people would like this book if they weren't very technical. Being an engineer I understood all of the references to things like ascii code and bootstrapping. Sawyer does a good job at teaching you about new things while you're reading and I really enjoy that, but I still think it helped a lot that I took a lot of CS classes. Anyways, the book does feel unfinished and doesn't stand alone very well. I know it's part of a trilogy so I'll have to finish it up but so far I like it. There were some weird things in this book though, Caitlin does act like a 16 year old girl when she's writing in her livejournal, but when she's interacting with adults she seems to be working off of somewhere near a PHD level education which is a huge contrast to how she presents herself on the internet. I'm glad she didn't read like a 16 year old girl for the whole book though, I probably would have hated it then, but I did notice the contrast in character. I do like how everything in this book is so up to date, with current technologies, but that's what Sawyer tends to do. I am really interested in how people will react to this book in say..... 10 years. Personally I feel like LiveJournal was a big thing around 2000-2004 and then quickly faded. I know that might be my personal feel of it, so hearing about LJ in 2011 makes me think, "oh yeah, I remember that was popular for a while." My guess with the current speed of social networking sites and blogs that in 10 years there will only be a small handful of people that completely understand his references to it. I think because a lot of references in the book are so current on what is big NOW (or more like 2-3 years ago) that this book will be perceived differently in the future. Guess it's time to move onto WWW:Watch.....

I enjoyed this book!