That is why the product so often tastes like dried soup.'' As computer scientists, I think we find it all too easy to divide and compartmentalize information as we see fit. As I see it, one of the greatest risks of widespread computing is that we'll all stop learning. The more things change, the more they stay the same. In this situation, it strikes me as typical computer ignorance. But in general, the use of a computer as opposed to a legal pad leads to more security problems.
Handwritten notes are both unmistakeable as such and are naturally limited in content.