ER, computers are a required instrument at my school. Homework, quizzes, grades, and virtually anything else you can imagine that's university-related is done on the computers. If you don't have a computer, you can't pass. Pure and simple. Sure, they offer labs, but their hours are insane
I don't plan on an answering machine when I get out of college. The one on my phone is broken, and I just use the list of callers I get as a reference. If II don't recognize the number, I don't return their call, simple as that. I do get a lot of crap from my parents about this though - my dad's always hassling me about not returning his voice messages.
I pretty much use the computer for only four things; uploading art, listening to music, checking various information outlets (BBC, Al Jazeera, Wikipedia, etc.), and talking with you guys. That's it. I used to play games on the thing, but they've lost their appeal somewhat. Don't really play video games at all, now that I think about it; and quite honestly, I couldn't be happier.
To rage against the machine, I feel, is useless. Technology and innovation has always been our future. To rage against irresponible abuse of these things, however - that I WILL do.
Right after college that is >_<
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