I'm on the side of "this is a new interesting platform and worth exploring" I am determined to try and set up a coding environment in one. I get the feeling i

I'm on the side of "this is a new interesting platform and worth exploring" I am determined to try and set up a coding environment in one. I get the feeling it will transform the "laptop experience". But hours drooling in the corner. No. My son spends waaay too much time online gaming, it does so alsost exclusively with a roster of friends - chatting laughing organising new lands or strategies. It's not my grandfathers way to socialise. But it is socialising. And we parents occasionally use the internet to co-ordinate chucking them into the outdoors to basically talk about the game they would be playing if their parents weren't so awful :-) I am beginning to think of parenting in the web age as managing in the remote working era. You cannot rely on just being in same room / house as kids as some metric - we need to decide what are the activities we want to see, what are the outcomes (hours spent laughing, maths problems solved, time spent bullshitting with friends)