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"I don't mean to judge, but this sounds like a great way to make sure your kids become experts at circumventing your limitations." There is nothing to circumve
by rsync 5y ago
"I don't mean to judge, but this sounds like a great way to make sure your kids become experts at circumventing your limitations."
There is nothing to circumvent and no adversary to overcome.
The Internet just disappears. They can play games or watch shows all they want to.
"... this sounds like a great way to make sure your kids become experts at circumventing your limitations."
If my children manage to erect a cellular tower within range or our ranch I will tip my hat to them.
"Well played", I will say.
- 908B64B197 5y ago> We have a different wifi network for the children that has a very restrictive schedule. Basically just Fri/Sat night and 15 mins on weekday evenings to send messages to friends and check school assignments. > If they need to do homework, they plug into an Ethernet switch and sit at the dining room table with a laptop. > There is nothing to circumvent and no adversary to overcome. The Internet just disappears. You have to realize they very well know this is an arbitrary limit you have created out of thin air since they can see the other wifi network and (at least the oldest) just know that the ethernet switch works 24/7. I mean, let's be real, they'll read about the Iranian and Egyptians warlords who tried to cut out the country's internet to keep control and make the connection.