Internet Quotes

Myrnin (vampire): “Did you know you can find almost anything on the new computer network, the Interweb? I was quite amazed”
Myrnin hadn't paid much attention in the last hundred years or so. Claire wasn't too surprised he'd discovered the Internet, though. Wait until he finds the porn. That would be a very uncomfortable conversation"

Myrnin (vampire)" 'Did you know you can find almost anything on the new computer network, the Interweb? I was quite amazed'
Myrnin hadn't paid much attention in the last hundred years or so. Claire wasn't too surprised he'd discovered the Internet, though. Wait until he finds the porn. That would be a very uncomfortable conversation"

I did find the information on the Internet. That's where most of the information is kept these days.

Non c'è un partito Internet in Italia per lo stesso motivo per cui, è successo davvero a Cuneo, se fai una indagine su tre classi dell'ultimo anno delle superiori, su 70 studenti di 18 anni nessuno sa cos'è Google Reader, 2 si informano in rete sui siti dei grandi giornali, e 70, cioé tutti usano Facebook

Hierarchies have been under attack from networks for 20 years now.

If you knew nothing about the Internet and were trying to figure it out from the data, you would reasonably conclude that it was designed for the transmission of spam and porn.

It’s our preference to use a text editor, like HomeSite, TextPad or TextMate, to "hand code" everything, rather than to use a wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) HTML and CSS authoring program, like Dreamweaver. We just find it yields better and faster results.

If you are complaining about a banal pop song but can't muster a more inventive way to express yourself than typing "OMFG BITCH YOU SUCK", then you really ought to consider folding your laptop shut and sitting quietly in the corner until that fallow lifespan of yours eventually reaches its conclusion.

Writing is very good at slowing us down and leaving us, however briefly, with that rarest gift of the Internet age: a quiet, contemplative moment. Youtube is good at calling us to action and bringing us together.

We're living in a world where bandwidth is being throttled and film studios are trying to control more of the internet.

You can craft who you want to be online in a really unique way.

Brands need to better understand that the internet audience is the most savvy about content and product placement.

In 3 years, everyone will have Internet television, anybody with an idea and some backing can get their ideas out.

Don't just party. Save the internet. Lobby. Make media.

Some guy on the net
Thinks I suck
And he should know
He's got his own blog!

Does digital media save us any costs? The costs are the same as a paper costs, but the money is going to different distributors. At the moment, it's not the yellow brick road, but I think a couple of years down the line it'll be a great way of bringing in casual readers to comics. At the moment, I'm cautiously optimistic about it.

People commonly use the word “procrastination” to describe what they do on the Internet. It seems to me too mild to describe what’s happening as merely not-doing-work. We don’t call it procrastination when someone gets drunk instead of working.

People spend so much time and effort on the internet because it gives them a sense of engagement and purpose. We’re not just killing time. We’re making meaning.

Haters gonna hate.

If you need the user to tell you what you’re selling, then you don’t know what you’re selling, and it’s probably not going to be a good experience.