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On my computer, I wrote troves of poetry and metaphorical stories, burdening Microsoft Word documents with lamentations about the depression I had been dealing with since fourth grade, and about my parents divorcing. Alone in my room, symbolic pen in my hand, I began, in earnest, to cement my career as a writer.
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On Wednesday night, Jaron Lanier, known as a founding father of virtual reality, spoke to UC Berkeley students and community members at a Berkeley Forum event about “how the internet is screwed up and how to fix it.”
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Are you sick of people not taking you seriously? People aren’t nearly as skittish as they used to be, and our street cred is suffering as a result.
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My attention is a currency, passed between entities at the rate of a fraction of a penny per visit, per minute. Thinking about it for too long disturbs me.
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If people are asking you incessantly about what you’re doing this summer, we at the Clog have come up with some awesome responses.
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While there are many lessons to take away from the election of Donald Trump, one is that numbers can lie.
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According to the Associated Press Stylebook, the ever-sacred text that any copy editor worth their salt strictly adheres to, brackets cannot be used as punctuation because “they cannot be transmitted over news wires.”
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Chancellor Nicholas Dirks announced Tuesday that the campus is working to upgrade network security after campus printers were attacked by a hacker last week and distributed anti-Semitic, anti-LGBT and white supremacist flyers.
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I cannot count the number of instances I have had to sidestep oblivious students walking through Sproul Plaza with their heads down, immersed in their smartphones rather than what is immediately in front of them. And I don’t think these individuals are simply trying to avoid eye contact with the
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“But it’s a university,” my father groaned into the phone exasperatedly. “The Wi-Fi is supposed to be excellent!” On the other end of the line, I sighed. Over the course of the past two days, my father, the brilliant engi-nerd and my go-to tech support guy, had gotten multiple frantic
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