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[robinturner]

It's funny what people comment on and what they don't. I can guarantee getting a load of comments by mentioning race or American politics, and I'm pretty sure an entry along the lines of "Today I tried to compile something from CVS, but I couldn't get configure to see the damn GLX libraries" will pass by uncommented. Otherwise there doesn't seem to be a consistent pattern. Not that I care - I'm a terrible intellectual narcissist, but even I don't measure my self-worth by LJ comments - but it's kind of interesting seeing what will provoke responses. Strangely, my long, serious (heh) ethnographic piece on rhythmic gymnastics and self-defence seems to have gone unread, which is a shame since it's one of the few things I really would like feedback on. Go on, read it, it'll make you giggle. And it's got pictures, too!

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[evan.livejournal.com]

I usually offer computer advice but most of your problems are ones I don't know the answers too immediately.

And I read pretty much everything you write but I rarely have anything to say other than "interesting" or "neat" which are two words I need to stop using.

[solri.livejournal.com]

Wooo, neat!