I might even know what RAM is. I have a lot of experience using computers, although it's almost totally user-end. I am a fast learner and I am not afraid of new software or technologies. I know my way around the Mac OS, and am familiar with most internet tools like telnet, http, ftp, and wais. If I fooled around for a while, I could figure out simple programming like html, WordPerfect macros, and AppleScript.
Online correspondence is second nature.
I know everything from both the user end and the technical end. There isn't much in life that I don't use computers for. Learning new applications is a snap, and I'm always looking for new technologies. WB treats all its staff as equal as a matter of policy, for every part of producing a magazine depends on every other, no matter how computer-intensive or glamorous. However, publication-related skills are specialized, and thus rarer, and thus in slightly higher demand.