Twenty Four: The Final Chapter


It’s that time of year again. The time of year when everyone and their dog waxes nostalgic about all the shit nobody cares about from the year past, and stupidly predicts the next year in the grim knowledge that when the next New Year comes along, nobody will remember that the dumbass predicted a bunch of foolish shit that turned out to be complete and utter balderdash.
I might as well go ahead and do it anyway. Just like I did last year (yes, a lot of this was pasted from last year’s final chapter).
Some of these links go to /. (these would be old stuff), S/N, mcgrewbooks.com, or mcgrew.info.
I bought another domain last December, nooze.org. That makes four now. It will be a book in 2030 or 2031. Now I'm working on a sequel to Journey to Madness.
As usual, first: the yearly index:
 
Journals:
 
Random Scribblings
 
Random Scribblings Volume Two
 
the Paxil Diaries
 
2007
 
2008
 
2009
 
2010
 
2011
 
2012
 
2013
 
2014
 
2015
 
2016
 
2017
 
2018
 
2019
 
2020
 
2021
 
2022
 
2023
 
Articles:
 
Are you better off than in 2020
 
The Manager
 
Stupid, or Evil?
 
Huckleberry Finn
 
A Couple of New Web Sites
 
Mystery of the Missing Quotes
 
The 2024 Eclipse
 
American Exceptionalism
 
David and Donald
 
EVs, Hybrids, and Pistons
 
Dear Mister Musk
 
Why are all the EVs so expensive?
 
Surveys
 
Last years’ stupid predictions (and more):
 
I predicted for the second time that I'd publish Random Scribblings Volume Two. I did.
I’ll just hang on to most of last year’s predictions, except that I predict that the new novel, tentatively titled Pixels, won't be anywhere near done by this time next year. I hope I'm wrong.
Someone will die. Maybe you, maybe me. Not necessarily anybody I know... we can only hope not.
SETI will find no sign of intelligent life. Not even on Earth.
The Pirate Party won’t make inroads in the US. I hope I’m wrong about that one.
US politicians will continue to be wholly owned by the corporations.
I’ll still be a nerd.
Technophobic fashionista jocks will troll slashdot (but not S/N). I have no idea if that one or the following held up, anybody been there lately?
Microsoft will continue to suck even worse than before.
Happy New Year! Ready for another trip around the sun?
 



 

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