Name: Anonymous 2025-08-06 7:37
Had a dream.
Was in the car with mom,
was in passanger seat.
Car white.
Austraillia.
Suburban area, or rather a bit beyond, mostly trees around.
Turn in to area behind protestant wooden church (white)
dirt road with gravel.
Green foliage all around.
Somewhat overgrown.
Beyond the church, small parking lot in back, gravel.
Beyond that to the left is foliage, woods
Road continues back, left, but straight.
To the left some foliage.
To to the right of the road you can see some hovels.
Which consist of 2 buildings each:
A little one story house.
A small shed, sometimes metallic.
All the same. Usually. One beside the other you can see,
but usually there is foliage around. Like tall grass. As tall as a person. Green.
The little houses are not much bigger than a trailer.
Door in middle, window on each side. Pitched roof as you would expect.
On each othe the sheds, usually there is some newspaper printed.
In a protective case with glass infront, wood on sides. Usually.
They all are from long ago. Many are identical. Some are not.
After passing 4 or 5 of these little compounds in quick succession.
There is more tall grass foliage, trees beyond that.
We turn right, the only way to turn.
Road is gravel or dirt.
We continue, to the right of us is more little houses, but these ones abit
distant and can be seen through the foliage here and there. They have more room beside each one.
We continue.
Tall grass all around the road.
We turn left, the only way to turn.
We continue.
To the left is a small metal shed, and a trailer or little house.
The newspaper article is there.
It is some big tent gathering about Reiser.
From the past.
To the right is some more little houses and sheds.
Woods are in front, the road continues, dirt.
The feeling is lonliness.
It is felt that all these little houses and tents belong to engineers
and scientists, all people who believe in Reiser.
There used to be more,
but many are still here, but they don't talk to anyone.
We continue in the car into the woods.
There are attractions here.
It is felt that there are various animals to see around.
There is a built-river, that one must "ford" with the car.
It isn't very deep, and the bottom might be painted blue.
But it seems to possibly flood the engine of the car abit.
We ford it. There are some very well kept foliage around.
Hedges possibly of 5 to 8 to 10 feet high. You can't see over them in the car.
We continue.
We turn right. The only way to go
We turn again. Right. The only way to go
We quickly come to another river ford area it seems, and this area is african safari themed.
The car is not going well, as the engine was flooded,
doesn't work right anymore, but keeps going.
We are in another attraction, in the car.
We get out to move the car.
To the right is a bathroom themed area.
We go in for a min to look.
Forward past this area,
more themed area, we are on foot with the car,
sorta following what should be a river but is a painted path maybe.
We go right, then in an interior room of blue carpet and 1970s paneled wooden walls.
We turn left, and left again, then forward.
We turn left, and go forward.
We are in an airline themed area, in this museum we walk through, it's as if
being in an airplane, but it's an area.
An employee talks to us, she is in a stewardess outfit.
From a better time.
When Reiser was celebrated.
We turn right, then right again, then go forward.
More areas, museum.
We see newspapers about the events ReiserLand had in the past.
Vast tents of engineers and scientists and enthusiasts camped out in white domelike square based tents. Beyond is trees.
Room like possibly a bedroom, 1970s, childhood bedroom.
Forward.
Left.
We come to an employee lounge area. 1970s styling
There is the stewardess there, and also an old lady.
And other people.
All are fans of Hans Reiser.
I talk to the old lady and say how before, Linux was a toy, and
ext2 was a terrible file system that lost data and took forever if..
linux was nowhere.
Then ReiserFS came and you could just start up again after a ...
and Reiser made linux on the data center, and it shot up and up
The old lady contested this. everything was "no".
The stewardess dressed lady refuted the old lady.
The old lady, it turns out, didn't use computers.
Just thought Hans Reiser was a great man.
The argument continued.
The dream ended.
Reiserland (ReiserFS)
Austraillia.
Was in the car with mom,
was in passanger seat.
Car white.
Austraillia.
Suburban area, or rather a bit beyond, mostly trees around.
Turn in to area behind protestant wooden church (white)
dirt road with gravel.
Green foliage all around.
Somewhat overgrown.
Beyond the church, small parking lot in back, gravel.
Beyond that to the left is foliage, woods
Road continues back, left, but straight.
To the left some foliage.
To to the right of the road you can see some hovels.
Which consist of 2 buildings each:
A little one story house.
A small shed, sometimes metallic.
All the same. Usually. One beside the other you can see,
but usually there is foliage around. Like tall grass. As tall as a person. Green.
The little houses are not much bigger than a trailer.
Door in middle, window on each side. Pitched roof as you would expect.
On each othe the sheds, usually there is some newspaper printed.
In a protective case with glass infront, wood on sides. Usually.
They all are from long ago. Many are identical. Some are not.
After passing 4 or 5 of these little compounds in quick succession.
There is more tall grass foliage, trees beyond that.
We turn right, the only way to turn.
Road is gravel or dirt.
We continue, to the right of us is more little houses, but these ones abit
distant and can be seen through the foliage here and there. They have more room beside each one.
We continue.
Tall grass all around the road.
We turn left, the only way to turn.
We continue.
To the left is a small metal shed, and a trailer or little house.
The newspaper article is there.
It is some big tent gathering about Reiser.
From the past.
To the right is some more little houses and sheds.
Woods are in front, the road continues, dirt.
The feeling is lonliness.
It is felt that all these little houses and tents belong to engineers
and scientists, all people who believe in Reiser.
There used to be more,
but many are still here, but they don't talk to anyone.
We continue in the car into the woods.
There are attractions here.
It is felt that there are various animals to see around.
There is a built-river, that one must "ford" with the car.
It isn't very deep, and the bottom might be painted blue.
But it seems to possibly flood the engine of the car abit.
We ford it. There are some very well kept foliage around.
Hedges possibly of 5 to 8 to 10 feet high. You can't see over them in the car.
We continue.
We turn right. The only way to go
We turn again. Right. The only way to go
We quickly come to another river ford area it seems, and this area is african safari themed.
The car is not going well, as the engine was flooded,
doesn't work right anymore, but keeps going.
We are in another attraction, in the car.
We get out to move the car.
To the right is a bathroom themed area.
We go in for a min to look.
Forward past this area,
more themed area, we are on foot with the car,
sorta following what should be a river but is a painted path maybe.
We go right, then in an interior room of blue carpet and 1970s paneled wooden walls.
We turn left, and left again, then forward.
We turn left, and go forward.
We are in an airline themed area, in this museum we walk through, it's as if
being in an airplane, but it's an area.
An employee talks to us, she is in a stewardess outfit.
From a better time.
When Reiser was celebrated.
We turn right, then right again, then go forward.
More areas, museum.
We see newspapers about the events ReiserLand had in the past.
Vast tents of engineers and scientists and enthusiasts camped out in white domelike square based tents. Beyond is trees.
Room like possibly a bedroom, 1970s, childhood bedroom.
Forward.
Left.
We come to an employee lounge area. 1970s styling
There is the stewardess there, and also an old lady.
And other people.
All are fans of Hans Reiser.
I talk to the old lady and say how before, Linux was a toy, and
ext2 was a terrible file system that lost data and took forever if..
linux was nowhere.
Then ReiserFS came and you could just start up again after a ...
and Reiser made linux on the data center, and it shot up and up
The old lady contested this. everything was "no".
The stewardess dressed lady refuted the old lady.
The old lady, it turns out, didn't use computers.
Just thought Hans Reiser was a great man.
The argument continued.
The dream ended.
Reiserland (ReiserFS)
Austraillia.