Presentation of the blog

Well, finally I have my personal blog. It has been a long time that I wanted to realize it, but the work in the laboratory and the insufficient technical competences on the planning of sites did not allow me to make it.
In order to begin I greet all the other blogs of friends. You can found them in the sidebar under “…some link”. A little higher, I have inserted great part of my works with a short presentation. Positive, negative, critical, sarcastic, insulting, magnifier comments…. councils, reflections, proposals… in Italian, in English, in strict “leccese” , in Greek, also ancient… are welcome! In short you can put all that comes in your mind in whichever way you want! You can also sign yourselves, and if you have particular competences (for example in artistic or philosophical field…), you can introduce them as much as you like. This is not to label anyone that leaves a comment, but just to give more “shape” to a simple nick, name or last name.

Thanks in particular to my old modified OLIVETTI M40 which without it now I could not interface with Internet. However, it has some defects. Although all the expansive technological modifications that I have made in order to keep the step with time, it overheates itself too much and when it exceeds eighty degrees, not only the keys start burning and emanating the characteristical rancid smell of warm metal, but the circuit protection activates itself and the machine turns off in order to avoid damages. Now that it’s summer, I even had to shoot over it a fan at full speed in order to write these pages. Besides, the machine acquired the ability to think and to write independently. I don’t know if it is a secondary effect of the warmth that causes strange contacts on the inner circuits. But the shocking thing is that the thoughts that it expresses have absolutely full sense.
Oh, the machine has overheated too much, i cannot risk to fuse it. You can find the information for direct contacts in the page “contacts”. Ok, maybe this was obvious. For the moment this is all. See you soon.
Gabriele