First reflexions on Tec101

It was truly interesting to conclude TEC101 and the first workshops. Some information is quite dazzling to say the least. If I were to convey all my feelings, this entry might come out way too lengthy. First of all, to learn all the basic components of a PC stirred up some fond memories of my school years, a few decades ago. It is, nevertheless, a crucial part of any course to be able to properly identify the tools you will be using. Besides, the jargon for all this informatic elements, though cryptic to the layman's ear, adds a mystique to the bundle of subjects we are bond to face in the courses to come. It was somewhat quite entertaining to have read the instructions on how to turn on my computer, after having had to turn on my computer in order to read about how to do it. The sections on how to find basic files and basic programs were a delight: now I can find them. Finally, learning how to turn off the computer sent me on a downward spyral of self-contemplation on the fugacity of the self, vaporously seeping through the fingers of the hands that dance on top of the keyboard, ripping the skin outwards and upwards, toward some higher ground where perspective seem to clear the mist and give sense to these hours. I'm now humming "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas.