Re: Apple on the Internet

["Donald L. Johnson" <70524.1023@Compuserve.com>]

No, but Donald is very much familiar with the concept of "sailor-proof",
i.e. there ain't no such thing that, given enough time, a sailor won't find
a way to screw it up.

Still, after spending almost 14 of my 20+ years of Naval service in
submarines (#Surfaces=#Dives), I remain the proverbial optimist.  Break
those old IIGSs out of the attic, make the software simple enough, and most
illiterates will be able to vote correctly (NOTE: I did NOT say
intelligently).

Donald
Submariner, retired

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In article <a19rpu$qbc$1@venus.itns.co.za>, Stephen Shaw
<xstephenx@apple2.org.za> wrote:


>On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 23:16:18 -0800, Donald L. Johnson wrote:
>
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>> So maybe they could convert some old Apple IIGS machines for voting.  Point
>> your mouse to the candidate's picture and click.  Any fool could vote
>> properly.
>>
>> Donald
>> Submariner, retired
>
>Hee, hee. Donald obviously never saw the old mail reader tagline "Invent 
>something fool proof and watch a new improved fool appear"
>
>>
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