Miles O'Brien

I know a few book collectors.

My personal favorite is a middle aged guy who buys hardback of mostly science fiction and fantasy books, in large bulk boxes.

If he’s already got it, he gives it away. If not, new shelf filler.

He has a cabinet out in front of his house that he puts books in with a sign that says “Free books, please take one” and occasionally other people will leave one or two inside it.

And if he knows anyone that’s interested in specific types of books, he offers up any extras to them first. All around pretty chill dude. Reads maybe one book a year.

The other ones I know are just collectors of old books from previous centuries, and don’t even open them.

Collectors are weird to me. Why collect something you never plan on using? Stamps are one thing, but books?

If you’re giving your printers arms and fingers, that’s on you.

Do you keep a gun next to your printer in case it makes a noise you don’t recognize?

That’s the mark of a true cs student/programmer/software engineer

The hardware guys have it easy.

There is no movie in Ba Sing Se

Here we are safe

Here we are free

Why does Sony always feel like you could replace anything they say with “You should consider yourself lucky we allow you to play our games.”