Act 4 - [Accidental Voice]

[rideircc]

[Have the sound of a frustrated Scotsman crumpling up some paper and tossing it aside.]

Bah, after only using computers for only a few decades, here I find myself wishing for a computer I might use for my own convenience. 'twas shortsighted to make good on a promise I only made due to a trick of the mind.

... ach, out of paper again. Damn.

((

Comments

[1week_wizard]

Computer?

These journals aren't terribly different from as much.

[rideircc]

Perhaps in what they can be used for, they are very much alike. But the same could be said of a horse and chair.

[1week_wizard]

You cannot "hack" a horse or a chair. You cannot program them.

[rideircc]

Ye can program both a computer and one of these journals, likewise one can also sit on both a horse and a chair. But whereas a computer has a versatility of multiple functions the journal lacks, so too does a chair lack the ability to move that a horse does.

[1week_wizard]

We are not aware, yet, what these journals are truly capable of.

[rideircc]

That might be true. But until we do, their uses are limited.

[1week_wizard]

Why not test the limits of it?