photography has really changed an art form. What used to be a real skill set – the manipulation of light and frame and color – can now be accomplished by a skilled computer program. This produces better photos, but have we lost something of value in losing the art?
Thermometers are awesome when digital. Especially when they don’t take hours and hours. However, they’re also less accurate. Similarly, blood pressures are better when they’re manual as opposed to automatic with digital readings. Simpler to read the numbers, sure, but certainly not as accurate when you’re depending on a machine to listen to a pulse for you.
Camera. Click. Capture things, moving by, fluttering. Go. Run. Capture the fleeting moment before its gone forever. Breathe. This is the moment. Digitize and recooperate. This is no longer flat…
this computer logs me in and i sit here and surf the web. the world is being digitalized as we speak, and we will soon be lost to a generation on computers. it is scary. but enjoy for now what you do have.
tower and towers of columns of wires all twined with red mesh chains. Future life and twisted plastic, everything inside another, nothing inside anything.
This is a digital world. I wish that I could live in an area without cell phones, tvs, or anything electronic. Like in a forest. Secluded. Peacefully. Oh, how amazing that would be.
My digital alarm clock woke me up this morning. I thought it was going to be a good day but alas I found out my digits weren’t working so I could not stop the beeping from the clock. I was forced to use my elbow to press snooze– talk about a wake up call.
Like my watch. Technologicalized, anatomical, robot, computer. People think digital thinks will take over one day, and I think too much digital can be bad. But mostly I like my watch because it’s really convenient and makes me really lazy. Digital stuff makes humans lazy. It has the word “git” in it.
world. us. the earth. we’ve entered into a realm of wires and cables, click now, upload this now, text me, call me, now now now. no time to wait, to contemplate. stare into this plasma screen tv and ill tell you EVERYTHING YOU DONT NEED TO KNOW in this world.
Everything has to be digital now for kids to understand. This generation doesn’t understand anything without a LCD screen, loud sounds, and constant motion. The idea that phones use to have cords or TVS and computers were the size of small cars. Everything is digtil. Even books. Whatever happened to the world I knew growing up?
computer. technology. the matrix taking over our world. Ha ha. robots and phones. digital aged people. people who can’t communicate with out some piece of technology. Learning. online libraries. online books. stealing movies and music.
cameras. they are a stupid fad for high school girls. they take marginal pictures. i do, however, like other digital things. digital covers up the real world.
I’ve always wondered what it would be like to be a robot. Digital, metal and plastic and artificial fingers and toes. Would my thoughts be digital too? And what about my feelings? Can a robot have a digital soul?
If I didn’t know better, I’d say sage-girl was digital too.
harsh. It is difficult. There is no way to interact, through these cold hard machines. Helpful, oh so helpful, But cold, and hard. It is often good, but often bad.
It is an icon. a photo in which in most countries would be illegal. One digital camera, that is all it took to land me in this small cell in this foreign country. I will get out. Sooner or later.
There are many things that are digital. My alarm clock for instance. I hate my alarm clock. It wakes me up. It is digitally annoying. It’s beeping sounds like the beeping of death. the timer to count down. I’m going to die soon beca
digital digital digital…. i can’t be the only one that seems to only be generated “digital”
this is upsetting… =(
i wanted something useful, not just another digital…
I dove into the numbers, completely digitalizing myself and relenting any and all forms of solidity as i submitted myself to the information networks of the world.
Just because we live in the digital age doesn’t mean we don’t have problems, and fears, and families to look out for. Just because we live in the digital age doesn’t mean we don’t have a place in this world just like the rest of you.
the day ends and i capture the last photo as the car rushes into me. It is a prized photo. Always remembered. I may be in a comma, but my legacy will reign on…
her digital camera captured every memory she wanted. Anything to sustain a past friendship. To remind her of how good things used to be. Each day she stared at the photos on her camera. then she uploaded them, printed them and after a year of collecting them, she took them all and tossed them in a barrel and lit them on fire, watching the memories burning away. The ashes flying with the wind.
I think those of us in western society have to consider how much time we spend living in a digital world and how much time we spend in the real world. It might be a good idea to actually keep a physical log. It is my hypothesis that those who spend more time in the digital realm open themselves up to psychological disturbances, for social stimulation in the digital world reinforces habits that tear us further away from reality, and having misconceptions and detachments from reality will ultimately result in a failure in ones ability to make social connections in the physical world. This leads to failure in the workplace and to depression.
when i was 7 years old my mom got me a digital watch for my birthday. If you pressed a button on this watch, a lady’s robot voice would read out the time of day to you. After about an hour of my continual pressing of this button, it infuriated me and i proceeded to bash the digital watch against my bathtub until it shattered into fragments and was unable to read the time to me ever again.
I really don’t like this word now. This is the third time. Come on now, don’t you have any other words to pick from? I’m pretty sure there about a gazillion other words from the the English language to pick from. It really doesn’t have to be digital every time.
we live in such a digital age.. nothing is even in print anymore. books? nope. does anyone even know what an address book is anymore? or how to look up a number in a phone book? probably not. they say were advancing in technology, and sure, we are. but dont you ever miss the pages of an old book, of a journal, in your lap? that feeling isnt something we can download or get digitally. it just isnt.
The digital age, again. Everything is digital now, information flying through the air, yet we cannot feel or touch or see it. It’s a breeze of words and images and thoughts, a thousand thoughts lost and fleeting, floatin
We live in a digital universe. It is kind of sad. I have a hard time reading a regular clock but a digital is perfectly fine for me. Am I apart of the digital problem? I am part of the generation that lacks non-digital knowledge? I mean, what did people do before digital clocks? They had watches that told time still. Digital is easier I think but…
computers are the end of the world as we know it. technology is evil. this is really annoying. they told me not to think. they are brain washing me. i’m bored already. ik it’s going to be some dumb thing at the end that makes me angry where it says like i told you so about something idc about. i found tis on stumble i’m angry it’s letting me keep going. i’m bored. ugh. i won’t give my email
The world seems to keep evolving. Will we ever lose track? Will we be able to keep up?? It’s kinda scary.. I hope we can step back and enjoy the simple things. Like: sunshine, friends, family, and life in general. And not worry about the latest technology.
digital
personalay i can’t stnd technolgy or spell it!
well where does one atart
digital sound very mathmatical doesn’t it
i hated maths at school rwlly i did but i did try rellay i did
i forgot to put n my email so i’m getting another go at this digital nonsense now its not making anuy sense
anyway back to maths
oh my teacher looked a bit like mr bean anyone remeber him?
I dunno what the hell it is with these damn digital clocks. The alarm doesn’t even wake me up! You’d think, after waking up at a certain time for a week, my body would get used to it, but no. Fucking no. It doesn’t. Screw you, digital clocks. Thanks for nothing. Wake me up like a bird next time, ya hear.?
The world is so digital these days. Digital cameras, iPods, cell phones. What happened to the good times, the times where we actually talked to people face to face, printed out pictures, and listened to CD’s. I miss the days of social interaction. Digital, everything. The world is so digital.
The digital age can be defined as a revolution of technology. Children and adults both are given computers, laptops, and phones to use to the maximum capability. More often than not, all three have the same response.
photography has really changed an art form. What used to be a real skill set – the manipulation of light and frame and color – can now be accomplished by a skilled computer program. This produces better photos, but have we lost something of value in losing the art?
Thermometers are awesome when digital. Especially when they don’t take hours and hours. However, they’re also less accurate. Similarly, blood pressures are better when they’re manual as opposed to automatic with digital readings. Simpler to read the numbers, sure, but certainly not as accurate when you’re depending on a machine to listen to a pulse for you.
Camera. Click. Capture things, moving by, fluttering. Go. Run. Capture the fleeting moment before its gone forever. Breathe. This is the moment. Digitize and recooperate. This is no longer flat…
this computer logs me in and i sit here and surf the web. the world is being digitalized as we speak, and we will soon be lost to a generation on computers. it is scary. but enjoy for now what you do have.
tower and towers of columns of wires all twined with red mesh chains. Future life and twisted plastic, everything inside another, nothing inside anything.
This is a digital world. I wish that I could live in an area without cell phones, tvs, or anything electronic. Like in a forest. Secluded. Peacefully. Oh, how amazing that would be.
My digital alarm clock woke me up this morning. I thought it was going to be a good day but alas I found out my digits weren’t working so I could not stop the beeping from the clock. I was forced to use my elbow to press snooze– talk about a wake up call.
Like my watch. Technologicalized, anatomical, robot, computer. People think digital thinks will take over one day, and I think too much digital can be bad. But mostly I like my watch because it’s really convenient and makes me really lazy. Digital stuff makes humans lazy. It has the word “git” in it.
world. us. the earth. we’ve entered into a realm of wires and cables, click now, upload this now, text me, call me, now now now. no time to wait, to contemplate. stare into this plasma screen tv and ill tell you EVERYTHING YOU DONT NEED TO KNOW in this world.
Everything has to be digital now for kids to understand. This generation doesn’t understand anything without a LCD screen, loud sounds, and constant motion. The idea that phones use to have cords or TVS and computers were the size of small cars. Everything is digtil. Even books. Whatever happened to the world I knew growing up?
computer. technology. the matrix taking over our world. Ha ha. robots and phones. digital aged people. people who can’t communicate with out some piece of technology. Learning. online libraries. online books. stealing movies and music.
The way of the world. Opening up so many possibilities to so may.
cameras. they are a stupid fad for high school girls. they take marginal pictures. i do, however, like other digital things. digital covers up the real world.
analog.
I’ve always wondered what it would be like to be a robot. Digital, metal and plastic and artificial fingers and toes. Would my thoughts be digital too? And what about my feelings? Can a robot have a digital soul?
If I didn’t know better, I’d say sage-girl was digital too.
I just got this word. I hate this word. I like to think “Tron” but all I feel is cold hard metal and I hate it.
harsh. It is difficult. There is no way to interact, through these cold hard machines. Helpful, oh so helpful, But cold, and hard. It is often good, but often bad.
It is an icon. a photo in which in most countries would be illegal. One digital camera, that is all it took to land me in this small cell in this foreign country. I will get out. Sooner or later.
No. not this again. Digital. let’s see. Our entire lives are digital. I’m sitting here on stumble upon, watching tv and using my cell phone. wow.
There are many things that are digital. My alarm clock for instance. I hate my alarm clock. It wakes me up. It is digitally annoying. It’s beeping sounds like the beeping of death. the timer to count down. I’m going to die soon beca
digital digital digital…. i can’t be the only one that seems to only be generated “digital”
this is upsetting… =(
i wanted something useful, not just another digital…
I dove into the numbers, completely digitalizing myself and relenting any and all forms of solidity as i submitted myself to the information networks of the world.
Your life is in the screen– handheld, monitor. Step outside and feel the wind. Get untied from your cords again. It’s worth it.
Just because we live in the digital age doesn’t mean we don’t have problems, and fears, and families to look out for. Just because we live in the digital age doesn’t mean we don’t have a place in this world just like the rest of you.
The digital divides many. Is that truly a communication problem? Or is there a greater problem than simple connections?
the day ends and i capture the last photo as the car rushes into me. It is a prized photo. Always remembered. I may be in a comma, but my legacy will reign on…
her digital camera captured every memory she wanted. Anything to sustain a past friendship. To remind her of how good things used to be. Each day she stared at the photos on her camera. then she uploaded them, printed them and after a year of collecting them, she took them all and tossed them in a barrel and lit them on fire, watching the memories burning away. The ashes flying with the wind.
I think those of us in western society have to consider how much time we spend living in a digital world and how much time we spend in the real world. It might be a good idea to actually keep a physical log. It is my hypothesis that those who spend more time in the digital realm open themselves up to psychological disturbances, for social stimulation in the digital world reinforces habits that tear us further away from reality, and having misconceptions and detachments from reality will ultimately result in a failure in ones ability to make social connections in the physical world. This leads to failure in the workplace and to depression.
when i was 7 years old my mom got me a digital watch for my birthday. If you pressed a button on this watch, a lady’s robot voice would read out the time of day to you. After about an hour of my continual pressing of this button, it infuriated me and i proceeded to bash the digital watch against my bathtub until it shattered into fragments and was unable to read the time to me ever again.
I really don’t like this word now. This is the third time. Come on now, don’t you have any other words to pick from? I’m pretty sure there about a gazillion other words from the the English language to pick from. It really doesn’t have to be digital every time.
This replaced the industrial revolution and initiated the downfall of human society. We became consumers instead of skilled workers.
we live in such a digital age.. nothing is even in print anymore. books? nope. does anyone even know what an address book is anymore? or how to look up a number in a phone book? probably not. they say were advancing in technology, and sure, we are. but dont you ever miss the pages of an old book, of a journal, in your lap? that feeling isnt something we can download or get digitally. it just isnt.
The digital age, again. Everything is digital now, information flying through the air, yet we cannot feel or touch or see it. It’s a breeze of words and images and thoughts, a thousand thoughts lost and fleeting, floatin
We live in a digital universe. It is kind of sad. I have a hard time reading a regular clock but a digital is perfectly fine for me. Am I apart of the digital problem? I am part of the generation that lacks non-digital knowledge? I mean, what did people do before digital clocks? They had watches that told time still. Digital is easier I think but…
computers are the end of the world as we know it. technology is evil. this is really annoying. they told me not to think. they are brain washing me. i’m bored already. ik it’s going to be some dumb thing at the end that makes me angry where it says like i told you so about something idc about. i found tis on stumble i’m angry it’s letting me keep going. i’m bored. ugh. i won’t give my email
digital age. digital page. digital love. digital front. digital back. digital tongue. digital teeth. digital you. digital me.
The world seems to keep evolving. Will we ever lose track? Will we be able to keep up?? It’s kinda scary.. I hope we can step back and enjoy the simple things. Like: sunshine, friends, family, and life in general. And not worry about the latest technology.
digital
personalay i can’t stnd technolgy or spell it!
well where does one atart
digital sound very mathmatical doesn’t it
i hated maths at school rwlly i did but i did try rellay i did
i forgot to put n my email so i’m getting another go at this digital nonsense now its not making anuy sense
anyway back to maths
oh my teacher looked a bit like mr bean anyone remeber him?
I dunno what the hell it is with these damn digital clocks. The alarm doesn’t even wake me up! You’d think, after waking up at a certain time for a week, my body would get used to it, but no. Fucking no. It doesn’t. Screw you, digital clocks. Thanks for nothing. Wake me up like a bird next time, ya hear.?
The world is so digital these days. Digital cameras, iPods, cell phones. What happened to the good times, the times where we actually talked to people face to face, printed out pictures, and listened to CD’s. I miss the days of social interaction. Digital, everything. The world is so digital.
The digital age can be defined as a revolution of technology. Children and adults both are given computers, laptops, and phones to use to the maximum capability. More often than not, all three have the same response.