I saw this one and thought its sharp irony to be a nice touch, particularly among many of his most recent posts in which he has a tendency to ramble on quite a bit.
I was in a meeting on Tuesday in which a networking expert spent roughly a half-hour telling us how to "future-proof" our buildings. (This boils down to installing better network cables in the right places, apparently.) An architectin my office admitted this afternoon that she had never heard that phrase, and then we spent some time chuckling about how munitions and canned goods were probably a much better bet.
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I saw this one and thought its sharp irony to be a nice touch, particularly among many of his most recent posts in which he has a tendency to ramble on quite a bit.
I was in a meeting on Tuesday in which a networking expert spent roughly a half-hour telling us how to "future-proof" our buildings. (This boils down to installing better network cables in the right places, apparently.)
An architectin my office admitted this afternoon that she had never heard that phrase, and then we spent some time chuckling about how munitions and canned goods were probably a much better bet.
Why, my grandchildren are going to be the finest rat-trappers and garbage miners in all of Cascadia!
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