Friday, January 07, 2005
Heidi in the jungle. blog.quiken.org
At first I thought that my horse could tell that I was an inexperienced rider, and so it was basically ignoring my tentative commands. But it was so good at ignoring them, that I was forced to conclude after about thirty minutes that I had a buggy horse. Clearly the version of Horse OS installed on my horse was faulty. The horse needed a reboot badly, but I didn't know where to find the power button. Damn incomprehensible hardware. At some point, my ten year old guide came to a fence and started whistling.
At first I thought that my horse could tell that I was an inexperienced rider, and so it was basically ignoring my tentative commands. But it was so good at ignoring them, that I was forced to conclude after about thirty minutes that I had a buggy horse. Clearly the version of Horse OS installed on my horse was faulty. The horse needed a reboot badly, but I didn't know where to find the power button. Damn incomprehensible hardware. At some point, my ten year old guide came to a fence and started whistling.
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