The Grumpy Git's Guide to Technology: The handbook for those who hate technology
Ivor Grump is an analog bloke struggling to keep afloat in a digital world. He isnāt an early adopter, heās an immediate shunner. Everywhere he turns he finds technology and gizmos encroaching into his world. When at last heās forced to embrace consumer electronics ā with all the enthusiasm of a bank vole nestling up to a peregrine falcon ā he finds they go and change the device heās studiously learned. Whether itās the SatNav, his erratic computer, the Internet, TV remote controls, his mobile or the washing machine, Ivor is a man easily bewildered. But still he battles on, trying to work out which of his 17 remote controls will have any influence on the television. Along the way he takes large swipes at texting, downloads, MP3 players, voice (lack of) recognition, and suggests a new social networking web site for those of a similar technology-hating disposition ā Grumpbook.
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The Grumpy Git's Guide to Technology: The handbook for those who hate technology
Ivor Grump is an analog bloke struggling to keep afloat in a digital world. He isnāt an early adopter, heās an immediate shunner. Everywhere he turns he finds technology and gizmos encroaching into his world. When at last heās forced to embrace consumer electronics ā with all the enthusiasm of a bank vole nestling up to a peregrine falcon ā he finds they go and change the device heās studiously learned. Whether itās the SatNav, his erratic computer, the Internet, TV remote controls, his mobile or the washing machine, Ivor is a man easily bewildered. But still he battles on, trying to work out which of his 17 remote controls will have any influence on the television. Along the way he takes large swipes at texting, downloads, MP3 players, voice (lack of) recognition, and suggests a new social networking web site for those of a similar technology-hating disposition ā Grumpbook.
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Ivor Grump is an analog bloke struggling to keep afloat in a digital world. He isnāt an early adopter, heās an immediate shunner. Everywhere he turns he finds technology and gizmos encroaching into his world. When at last heās forced to embrace consumer electronics ā with all the enthusiasm of a bank vole nestling up to a peregrine falcon ā he finds they go and change the device heās studiously learned. Whether itās the SatNav, his erratic computer, the Internet, TV remote controls, his mobile or the washing machine, Ivor is a man easily bewildered. But still he battles on, trying to work out which of his 17 remote controls will have any influence on the television. Along the way he takes large swipes at texting, downloads, MP3 players, voice (lack of) recognition, and suggests a new social networking web site for those of a similar technology-hating disposition ā Grumpbook.
