The Daily Grind Table of Contents The first "personal computers" began coming out back in the early-1980s when I was in high school. My friends were all more into them than I was, and Dan Goodsell gave me some advice when Mr. Noser was teaching us to program in Basic on TRS-80 machines with cassette-tape storage drives. To make a computer work correctly, Dan said, you have to think like an idiot. That little phrase has served me well the past 25 years doing the HTML to get these webcomics showing up on your computational device. I mean, you forget one little quotation mark in HTML, and the whole page'll slip over completely skeways. But now? Now, I'm apparently unable to think like enough of an idiot all of a sudden. The past five years, I've been typing the text part of these pages into Microsoft Word. I then copy and paste it into the ancient graphics program I use, a thing called ...
