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I heard on the news recently that there was a program which was able to rewrite the original text of Anna Karenina. The news brief didn’t elaborate if it was a competent rewrite, or if it was even readable. Makes me wonder about my future as an online article writer. If they could fit tons and tons of documents inside a disc barely the same size as a sauce plate, it is inevitable that someday, in some futuristic Utopian society, computers will take over the ‘menial’ tasks concerned with man’s intellectual progress. I said this because I recently heard that their having a local SEO contest, the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi. It’s like they’re pooling for recruits to fight in the inevitable clash between man and machine.

Those with techno-phobia have one more reason to fret: the bots are taking over the world! Ever had a robot send a personal online message for you? Sent an email perhaps, with ASCII content so suspiciously random you can bet they’re malicious? Well, if there’s a dark side to technology, then we are the harbinger for its coming. You know that there are people behind such a technology. You’ll get an innocent initiation by joining an SEO contest, such as the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi. But the higher ranks are like a secret society; once in, never out. Ha! Just playing with you, you know that spam can sometimes provide too much inspiration for the idle mind.

Ever worried at the prospect that even though we have the technology to digitize every scrap of laundry list ever made from hereon, the bulk of the stuff that really matters, like the first manuscript of Dante’s Inferno, are not being digitized at a rate quick enough to keep up with the pace of their deterioration? This means that your grandchildren will never be able to experience the depth which the original script of Police Academy: Mission to Moscow has to offer by the time they are old enough to know better. Why am I saying this? Technology can make a difference, and it begins with baby steps, such the coming iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi contest. Seamless transition, isn’t it? It figures.

Laptops are a dime a dozen these days; it is now actually possible for everyone of moderate income to own one. Cheaper versions are available, like the hundred-dollar laptop computer. It may be great for those who need a crash course on technology, but let’s face it; technology’s disposable nowadays. Yesterday’s top-of-the-line desktop computer is tomorrow’s oversized paperweight. The new Macbook looks pretty though. How’s that to show off for winning the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi contest? What gives? It’s a paper-thin laptop; when you lose it, you can bet your sorry $1700 that you won’t ever find it.

Don’t get me wrong, and mistake me for a perv, but I think that they’re doing the online porn thing a bit too much. You know that the main factor which drives desire is when it is forbidden. But when it pops on your screen as soon as you boot up, that’s not desire, it’s annoying. It’s like “I already know that you put that thing in that other thingy, and nothing has changed much since the last time I tried it. Please, just go away. I’ll pretend that nothing happened.” It seems a far stretch to mention that the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi right now, but it’s the best opening pitch I can make to reach out to the tech-stressed niche.

I have something to say about dots-per-inch and pixels, so hear me out. What’s with this obsession for resolution? You buy a flat screen plasma TV, you ask for detail. You want it crisp, “No difference between background and foreground details for me!” It’s as if people want an artificial reality that’s better than the real one. Don’t you ever wonder if you really look like the hyper-real images which you took from your gajillion megapixel phone? I mean, c’mon, you have to set the limits here. Money, that’s real though, and quick fame. I’ll take it one step at a time though, starting with the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi contest.

What can I say? Blogging is fun – at first. After a few months of unbridled free writing, your blog becomes a brain-dead schlep through a sticky, muddy, horse dung patch. I mean blogging is a great medium for self-expression and all, but don’t you miss the time when you had to stare at a blank wall before making a single-sentence entry in your diary? I know you can do the same thing online, and even join such contests as the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarismasi, but I’m interfering with my own train of thought. I guess it comes with technology, the ability to digress away from your already digressing thoughts.

I feel like reenacting Edvard Munch’s painting, ‘The Scream,’ right now. You know, the one with the swishy colors, with the man on the foreground with a facial expression showing the limits of panic, boredom, and social dislocation in full measure. That’s how I feel when I work online. Like I can’t have a tangible grasp of my work. Even if I win competitions such as iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarışması , that wouldn’t account for nothing, in the grand scheme of things. But the money’s good though. I’ll gladly give you that compromise. Plus you get to sleep on the job, that’s a perk.

There comes a time in blogger’s life when he’s ambitions get on way ahead of himself. When he aspires for relative stardom. I mean, everyone can now become a moderate celebrity with AdSense. Never mind the money. What’s money without fame, right? I’d rather have it the other way around. The great thing with Adsense is that you get both, no questions asked. That’s a perk. So in light of this, I’m thinking of joining the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarışması. Maybe I’ll be able to obtain fame, and cash on the side. It’s a shame that there are no groupies, though.

Probably the best thing which happened to the Internet, aside from spam, is Wikipedia. It makes the common man an expert. You get to submit content, and some people will actually accept it as absolute truth. The letdown is that it’s user-editable, so the crap you leave probably won’t stick. If I want to say that I’m the Queen of Sheba, and I want to join the iyinet webmaster forumu 2008 seo yarışması, that’s it! No ifs and buts. Good thing I can blog though, no one can edit and enforce their rights on my content, except for purposes of federal interest. Yikes.