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Wednesday, July 24, 2024: … After A While, Charles Pitts Arrives!
…You Can See The Cable Car Tracks, And At Left A Perpendicular Street. Thus This Photo Was Taken At Corner Of O-Farrell Street At Powell Street.

Charles Pitts Is Famous, Because Wall Street Journal Wrote A Long Article, About How
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…Charles had an Internet Presence, but no home location address, because he lived under an Interstate Bridge, Google can easily find this article, but you will have to $ Subscribe.
…Thankfully, Archive.org has a copy, available at NEXT Blue Link down. … But, Dear Reader, for your convenience, here is the first part of this article =>
”On the Street and On Facebook: The Homeless Stay Wired:
…Mr. Pitts Lacks a Mailing Address, But He's Got a Computer and a Web Forum!” ”
By Phred Dvorak, May 30, 2009.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Like most San Franciscans, Charles Pitts is wired. Mr. Pitts, who is 37 years old, has accounts on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter. He runs an Internet forum on Yahoo, reads news online, and keeps in touch with friends via email. The tough part is managing this digital lifestyle from his residence under a highway bridge.
"You don't need a TV. You don't need a radio. You don't even need a newspaper," says Mr. Pitts, an aspiring poet in a purple cap and yellow fleece jacket, who says he has been homeless for two years. "But you need the Internet
……”A few years ago, some people were worrying that a "digital divide" would separate technology haves and have-nots. The poorest lack the means to buy computers and Web access.
…”Still, in America today, even people without street addresses feel compelled to have Internet addresses.
…”New York City has put 42 computers in five of the nine shelters it operates and plans to wire the other four this year. Roughly half of another 190 shelters in the city offer computer access.
…”The executive director of a San Francisco nonprofit group, Central City Hospitality House, estimates that half the visitors to its new eight-computer drop-in center are homeless; demand for computer time is so great that users are limited to 30 minutes.
…”Shelter attendants say the number of laptop-toting overnight visitors, while small, is growing.
…”SF Homeless”, a two-year-old Internet forum, has 140 members. It posts schedules for public-housing meetings and news from similar groups in New Mexico, Arizona and Connecticut. And it has a blog with online polls about shelter life.”\

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