I tried this with my son, who is now 17 and not nearly as computer literate as I was by his age, let alone Linux literate at all. I think it’s a generational thing, as a kid growing up in the 90s I HAD to learn how to administer our PC at a higher level to do the things I wanted to do. Now with easy apps and tablets and auto-installation of all-the-things you just don’t need to be an advanced user to do what you want to do. This is just my experience, YEMV
There was a VHS passed around my high school, cleverly disguised with both the sleeve and sticker for the comedy classic “Airplane!” but was in fact Jenny McCarthys Playboy video. There’s enough in that previous sentence to sufficiently approximate my age haha
Are you sure you want a partner who can read your every thought? Also, Guinans got wisdom to doll out for the rest of your life, which will be far shorter than hers, barring unforseen circumstances.
Aw man I gotta turn in my Star Trek fan card, I forgot she was half betazoid. I haven’t been able to watch TNG since they moved it from Netflix to Paramount+.
I didnt know about Explainshell before this post and it looks like an excellent site to share with some of the greener Linux sysadmins on my team at work. I’ve just set a reminder to share it Monday morning
Any experience with teaching kids Linux?
Any one here has any experience with teaching 8 to 12 years old kids Linux?
If only I had time to re-watch everything again (lemmy.zip)
lots of homework.... (feddit.de)
Fuck, Marry, Kill (i.imgur.com)
8 Websites Linux Users Should Have bookmarked (itsfoss.com)
Daaaad, stooooop (slrpnk.net)
Sorry, my hand must have slipped. (startrek.website)
Yes Ash Tyler, I can hear you! (startrek.website)
Accessibility text: Character Clem Fandango from Toast of London saying, “Hello Burnham, this is Ash Tyler, can you hear me?”
It's the holidays, time to impress the family. (startrek.website)