http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/ Business and Technology with Common Sense Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:20:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4-alpha-19888 http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44978 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44978 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44985 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44985 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44992 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44992 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44999 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44999 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45006 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45006 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45013 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45013 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45020 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45020 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45027 qthrul Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:45:59 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45027 Your use of "everyday life" is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn't emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban's ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on "leaders" of the nation. Your use of “everyday life” is where I am going to continue having a disconnect.Slumlords? What??Also, Mark Cuban didn’t emerge from the womb as a billionaire. Cuban’s ability to lead a nation would be at odds with his own personal wealth potential and I expect he can do more for broadband in the private sector hammering on “leaders” of the nation.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44977 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44977 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44984 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44984 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44991 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44991 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44998 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44998 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45005 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45005 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45012 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45012 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45019 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45019 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45026 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:51:05 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45026 I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. I think if telegraphs were in every home it would have been helpful for him to know Morse Code. Understanding of the tools and resources used in everyday life is key to being able to lead. Think slumlords being sentenced to live in their own buildings, or Mark Cuban working at Dairy Queen.You need to be able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44976 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44976 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44983 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44983 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44990 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44990 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44997 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44997 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45004 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45004 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45011 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45011 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45018 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45018 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45025 qthrul Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:09:50 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45025 One answer: <a href="http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan.asp">http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan...</a>Perhaps I did not misread your post.I'm not sure where you are going with the "fitness" in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I'm quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of "digital divide" programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn't just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don't require leaders to be ex-military.We don't require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don't require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to "get online" have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand? One answer: http://www.snopes.com/history/american/bushscan…Perhaps I did not misread your post.I’m not sure where you are going with the “fitness” in any way shape or form. What does a computer have to do with anything? Where are you trying to take the argument exactly?Yes, I’m quite aware of the PRA and derivative works that flow along e-gov lines of reasoning and the coupling of “digital divide” programs in parallel. Again, I am struggling to understand where you are taking the argument. Are you saying that paper forms in triplicate requiring people to drive or otherwise be sequestered or queue for the privilege of dealing with a person as the -only- means of accessing government benefits and programs is the better path?The question you should be asking is why you didn’t just put in -that- single question instead of attempting to sub-reference and thereby conflate dubious facts with flat opinion.We don’t require leaders to be ex-military.We don’t require leaders to pass an IQ test.We don’t require leaders to be anything other than polarizing individuals that muster the support and minds of those that seek to be governed.What, pray tell, does knowing how to “get online” have do with anything?Or put another way, do you think James Buchanan should have been table to send out his own telegraphs by his own hand?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44975 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:18:40 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44975 Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I "perpetuating" anything? The incident happened. Years later, we're being asked if a candidate's ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn't indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it's about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he'd need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans? Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I “perpetuating” anything? The incident happened. Years later, we’re being asked if a candidate’s ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn’t indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it’s about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he’d need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44982 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:18:40 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44982 Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I "perpetuating" anything? The incident happened. Years later, we're being asked if a candidate's ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn't indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it's about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he'd need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans? Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I “perpetuating” anything? The incident happened. Years later, we’re being asked if a candidate’s ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn’t indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it’s about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he’d need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44989 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:18:40 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44989 Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I "perpetuating" anything? The incident happened. Years later, we're being asked if a candidate's ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn't indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it's about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he'd need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans? Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I “perpetuating” anything? The incident happened. Years later, we’re being asked if a candidate’s ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn’t indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it’s about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he’d need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-44996 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:18:40 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-44996 Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I "perpetuating" anything? The incident happened. Years later, we're being asked if a candidate's ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn't indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it's about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he'd need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans? Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I “perpetuating” anything? The incident happened. Years later, we’re being asked if a candidate’s ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn’t indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it’s about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he’d need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45003 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:18:40 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45003 Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I "perpetuating" anything? The incident happened. Years later, we're being asked if a candidate's ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn't indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it's about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he'd need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans? Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I “perpetuating” anything? The incident happened. Years later, we’re being asked if a candidate’s ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn’t indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it’s about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he’d need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans?

]]> http://technosailor.com/2008/07/30/what-does-a-grocery-store-scanner-have-to-do-with-a-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-45010 Andrew Feinberg Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:18:40 +0000 http://technosailor.com/?p=3664#comment-45010 Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I "perpetuating" anything? The incident happened. Years later, we're being asked if a candidate's ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn't indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it's about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he'd need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans? Ok, so you can use a computer but you shop at a small grocery store? Fine. You still see the distinction, though. One question: How am I “perpetuating” anything? The incident happened. Years later, we’re being asked if a candidate’s ability to understand and operate a different, more complex machine is a relevant factor in determining his fitness to serve. Perhaps you misread my post the first time. The ability to use a computer in and of itself isn’t indicative of fitness to be President. In the greater context, it’s about being able to do things ordinary Americans have to do themselves. Did you know that the Federal government is putting most forms for pensions, benefits, etc online? If McCain wants to get Social Security, he’d need to get to a computer. Same with the mother who needs food stamps. And so on and so forth. The question we should be asking is: What aspects of everyday life are elected officials insulated from that they need to experience in order to understand the challenges facing Americans?

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