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by James Wallace Harris, 9/24/26 I recently bought Barney Miller on DVD.

by James Wallace Harris, 9/23/26 I discovered Tom Wolfe’s The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test in 1968.

by James Wallace Harris, 9/14/26 I love YouTube.

by James Wallace Harris, 9/12/26 The other day, my wife told me her friends wanted a Jellyfin server like ours.

by James Wallace Harris, 9/4/26 Companies are spending trillions to win the AI race.

by James Wallace Harris, 9/1/26 In the 21st century, we often talk about how technology has taken over our lives, referring to the Internet, smartphones, and AI.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/31/26 148,000 MLGW customers lost power on August 22nd during a severe storm.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/28/26 Today I read in the New York Times, “The Most Important Longevity Term You’ve Probably Never Heard Of” by Dana G.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/25/26 When I was a kid, I wanted to grow up to be a science fiction writer because I loved reading science fiction.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/18/26 It’s been almost seventy years since I’ve cried — well, the boo-hooing, body-shaking, snot-slinging kind of crying.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/17/26 I read a couple dozen great nonfiction books each year.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/12/26 “Unfathomably Deep” by Sophie Madeline Dess is available to read online.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/11/26 We humans have several cognitive tools for understanding reality.

by James Wallace Harris, 8/9/26 “What Would I Do for You, What Would You Do for Me?”