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February 05, 2004
Dvorak Relents
Posted by Stowe Boyd
John Dvorak had one last comment as the outcome of our interchange yesterday arising originally as a result of some observations about the inutility of instant messaging:
"I didn't know that these notes constituted "learned discourse." That said I relent. You win."
Once again, truth triumphs over ignorance! (wink)
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1. anon on February 5, 2004 01:33 PM writes...
Given the rate of change, this is the academic literature of the field these days. By the time formal papers even get into cycle, all of the critical influence they may have had has been lost in the noise.
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