Kinda funny but in the late 80's I was wondering if I needed to get a computer so the kids could learn because I kinda knew they were going to be part of our future. I was trying to pick which OS to go with, Apple, MS or Commodore. I was an Armor tactics instructor at the time and one day at work we had a message to put some info out to the young officers. That message was "if you do not know how to run an MS based system and cannot learn you will not be able to make a career of the Army". So my decision was made and my wife and I bought a computer within a week. I said I wasn't touching that darn thing. Then one of the kids did something and it wouldn't boot. I took it back to where I got it from, guy plugs it in, hit a half dozen keys an presto it works. I started learning about computers that day. A year later in an NCO school we had to take all of our written test on a computer. Several guys flunked out just because they were intimidated by them. Sometimes you just can't fight change.
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