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"Schools have no place supporting or teaching proprietary software in the first place. They should teach concepts using publicly available software" Schools te
by ClumsyPilot 4y ago
"Schools have no place supporting or teaching proprietary software in the first place. They should teach concepts using publicly available software"
Schools teach using proprietary books, and every piece of equipment in a school, from a projector to a powertool is proprietary too.
I am not against the idea, but I am just pointing out it gors against the grain of current customs and norms.
- lrvick 4y agoI specifically said software. Appliances like a drill or a projector can be readily replaced with any other drill or projector. These do not have anywhere near the privacy and lock-in problems of proprietary software.