[ShadowAce]

[KC_Conspirator]

I think that everyone should convery their condolences for the master of deception who stole the election for Bush in 2004. I would really want to get more hatemail from the garbage at DU.

[IronJack]

I wonder if computers will ever be useful in business ...

[Gay State Conservative]

The denizens of DUmmieLand will be beside themselves with joy to hear this.

"If I wasn't an atheist,I'd swear that this is God's revenge" will be the mantra there as they spit their venom at all of the "conspirators" that stole the Presidential elections of '52,'56,'68,'72,'80,'84,'88,2000 and 2004!

[GreyFriar]

Ping for computer mourning.

[RightWhale]

Diebold is having some trouble with its voting machines.

[Eagles Talon IV]

Diebold? Hey, isn't this the guy whose machines we used to steal the vote and win the last election? And I'm sure it was he himself who gave us the info that allowed us to accomplish this.

SH*T!! What are we gonna do NOW!!

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

"...was fired three times..."

Mavericks, even when they are right, are sometimes not too welcome.

I was fired once and quit twice from a company, was brought back and given a salary increase each time, I am now retired from that same company.

[solitas]

Diebold laid out his vision of a computerized future with his 1952 book, "Automation," which presented the then-radical notion of using programmable devices in daily business.

The influential book was reissued on the 30th and 40th anniversaries of its publication.

I've seen a copy of that book - now I'm gonna try to borrow it and read it. Thanks for the posting!