Angadh Nanjangud

Yet it is clear that in many cases there is indeed no good reason why an invention was made at a particular point in time and not centuries earlier.

In 1962.

This is a memoir-style essay where I trace, to the best my memory can, my early years around the internet and computing.

I get irritated at things.

One of the most common reasons for creating technology is to do what humans do, but faster, better, and cheaper (or a combination of these).

Yesterday, I was lunching in Edinburgh when I got word that a piece I authored for Works in Progress (WiP) was finally published.

Yesterday, I was in the parking lot with Morgan, sharing the experience of my twenty-fifth ride.

Yesterday, I made a passing comment about being an outsider to my coffeemateA person, not the brand. who proceeded to ask me how it felt to be an outsider.

The month-long Inkhaven residency has come to a close; I do not know if I am a better writer at the end of it, but I have more public evidence to prove that I am a writer.

Background I am typically loath to offer general advice (e.g., how to wake up early) and, fortunately for others, it doesn’t happen too often.