Thinking Too Deeply{?}

[wolven7]

Jeff Buckley - [Dream Brother]--- Is it just me, or is anyone else still Really bothered by the fact that Windows has a "Recycle Bin?" I mean, sure, Environmental Awareness, and all that whoo-hah, but JEBUS CRIPES, things should have an extent.

Res - [I've Known The Garden]--- I suppose, however, that the bits used by the things which were In your recycle bin, are now, again, free to be used by other things. Thusly "Recycled," into the system. So, in that sense, sure. But i'm forced, out of a sense of self, to wonder if they were thinking about that When they did it, or if it was a PC (heh) pun, which was then considered for it's actually practical meanings? Now, another question: Does it really matter, one way or the other? In the end, both implications are there, and it's really more of a matter of upon which you choose to focus. (Res - [Tsunami]). "Hmm. Points To Ponder," indeed, alte Sara.

Personally, it's a matter of intention. I like to know what the intent was, and what it became.

This Moment of Over-Thinking brought to you by Emptying the Recycle Bin and Wolven's FIDI School of File Allocation: 'Fuck It. Delete It.'

{Heading out to see Schoolof Rock. Back Later.}

Comments

Recycling

[kurozen.livejournal.com]

Roger always found his recycle bin useful. He'd delete stuff, not really sure if he wanted to delete it or not..so saved it in there in case he fucked up and needed it back. Then why delete it in the first place? The only purpose mine has ever served, is for if I accidentally delete something and need to retrieve it. Which is rare..like...when i'm drunk or something.

Signed,
Too Damned Literal Minded

=P

Re: Recycling

[wolven.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but that's possible on Macs, as well (From whom Windows stole the convention of a "_____ Bin," at all), but theirs was called "Trash."

Silly people.