Tao in cyberspace 

by Vermont Woodchuck

A void exists only as long as it is missed. Other cybertrons will flirt for your attention. Acceptance of change brings new comfort, followed by serenity.

The ten thousand things
How long do any persist?
Netscape, too, has gone.

Friday, Feb. 1. Parent company AOL will cease production on all Netscape-branded projects, though the Netscape.com website will continue to exist as a web portal.

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January 31, 2008 at 6:26 pm | Trackback

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5 comments

1 Chris { 01.31.08 at 10:27 pm } 

All 5 Netscape users are expected to transition to Firefox.

2 Hotspur { 02.01.08 at 5:11 am } 

Those ten thousand things persist as long as she’s still pissed off at you.

3 Vermont Woodchuck { 02.01.08 at 6:10 am } 

Hotspur, this tao shall pass.

Whether is it being at one with the cosmos or a Zen pizza, all require a fascist position to insure serenity and achieve the absolute nirvana of Liberalism

4 Hotspur { 02.01.08 at 1:16 pm } 

Like, Freedom Through Work?

5 Vermont Woodchuck { 02.01.08 at 5:28 pm } 

Absolute serenity! Handed down by the UNHOLY Trinity of Marx, Engels and Lenin.

No infallibility there.