Computers Quote by Jean-Claude Carrière

“You see, unlike most writers today, I do not use a computer. I write the old-fashioned way: on the walls of caves.”

— Cuthbert Soup

“When we started walking to the computer room, I thought I was pretty prepared because I had managed to withdraw the balled-up outline worksheet…

— Emma Rathbone

“Someday computers will make us all obsolete. (1975)”

— Bobby Fischer

“Everything was too sharp and clear, so that I could never tell where to start - the way a map that shows to much…

— Haruki Murakami

“Writing is easy: just stare at the screen of your computer until a tear drops on your keyboard.”

— Paulo Coelho

“once computers gain good language understanding and we can speak to them, then reading and writing are going to seem cumbersome’.”

— John Humphrys

“I felt lost without the Delete key, the scrollbar, the cut and paste functions, the Undo command. I had to do all my editing…

— Nicholas Carr

“I wonder if this is what so terrifies people about digital technology, the idea that there will be a record of every moment, every…

— Caite Dolan-Leach

“A missle lost Unprogrammed”

— Allen Ginsberg

“our longstanding idea of a computer is obsolete.”

— Nicholas Carr

“Computer engineers of today are likely to find that if they have a two-week holiday they may miss a crucial new development in computing.…

— James Essinger

“In the seventies I used to work in the bedroom of my flat at a little table. I worked in longhand with a fountain…

— Ian McEwan