The Real Housewife of 11th-Century Scotland

New breakthroughs in technology have a long history of disrupting the status quo. When I first learned how to type, it was on a manual typewriter that, if you hit the carriage return handle hard enough, might fall off the desk. Having progressed through Selectric technology (with changeable fonts) and customized "accounting" typewriters with extra-wide carriages and the ability to tab to the next decimal point, I was thrilled when word processing programs hit the marketplace in the 1980s. No lon...