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You can. More money. More things to configure. More things to break. More things to lose.

• chrisseaton 9y ago
  How can you lose a keyboard?
  • bryanlarsen 9y ago
    You don't have kids, do you?
    • monkmartinez 9y ago
      I do... my 10 year old son lost a brand new pair of Under Armor shoes two weeks ago. Gone. Poof. It was maddening as hell, but then I realized that I have lost bigger more expensive things as well. Also, I was a kid too... So I took a deep breath and he used his birthday money to buy himeself a new pair. I didn't have to raise my voice... he just "knew" not to test on this.
    • chrisseaton 9y ago
      Yeah I do.
  • macspoofing 9y ago
    Issues that are trivial at the level of the individual become logistics headaches when you scale out to thousands or tens of thousands of individuals.
• chatmasta 9y ago
  True. That said, if a school is spending 300 per student on an iPad, it doesn’t seem unreasonable to spend another 40 on a keyboard.
  • dagw 9y ago
    it doesn’t seem unreasonable to spend another 40 on a keyboard. You have obviously never been involved in purchasing decisions at large public institutions. "Reasonable" never features into it.
  • abrowne 9y ago
    It may not be unreasonable, but it's more money.