Our Nameless Software Generation

My natural inclination right now is to say something like, “I want to buy a vowel,” but really, I want more. I want a few words, and like my buddy the eminent guru, Paul Greenberg, I would like a few that have not been combined together quite as frequently as “as a service.” It is remarkable how our species takes something unique and absolutely grinds it until all that’s left is an insipid powder. For instance, decades later all things Washington still need to have a “–gate” suffix before they reach the stature of seriousness, but I digress.