I was pleasantly surprised to find out that i have more regular readers than i thought i had. Hi, all of you.
They had complaints, which will all be addressed someday:
- Everyone hates the obligatory registration to Blogger in order to leave a comment. Due to the demand i decided to cancel the obligatory registration, but i want to find some way to ask people nicely to sign their comments. Eventually i plan to move away from Blogger, to WordPress or something, but it will take time, ‘cuz i want to do it nicely. In the meantime suggestions are welcome. Thanks for your patience.
- I call myself “Aharoni in Unicode”, but use Unicode too little. Particularly, i write too little Hebrew. I am thinking about it, too. I’m quite used to English, but i am considering some format change. Yet again, thanks for your patience.
Also – huge, huge thanks for everyone’s support on the vegetarian wedding thing.
Aharoni in Unicode 
This is Aharoni in Unicode, ya mama. But i’m not logged in and i still can post! It is so fun to post a comment on your inquisitive computer blog.
A. E. A.
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Shalom, Aharoni-man, kak dela? :D
I’m a 29 y.o. guy from Serbia who came across this blog a few weeks ago and became a regular visitor in no time. :)
I find your articles very interesting and informative and read them when ever I grab some free time. I think you’re a wise and good hearted man and I appreciate that, especially the second. ;)
Although I’m not very fond of this blogging stuff ’cause it’s often a plain gibberish, your blog is worth of reading ’cause there’s a much more sense and “soule” in your writings, then it usally could be found on the Net.
I particulary enjoyed your articles on recent elections in Israel and about the guy to whom you gave a ride (who hates immigrants from Russia). Made me laugh. :D And that one about the old man and his potatoes scattered all over the railroad… Actually, I saw something similar in my hometown.. and it also made me sad… :(
I would appreciate if you would be writing a little bit more about common, everyday life in Israel, people and their businesses, general situation and stuff like that, you know. It’s not a request, far from that, I would just like to read about that. :)
I’ll be here soon.
Greetings from Serbia :)
Cheers! :)
MeahevServi :D