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> And now you have become an antagonist. A rule maker to be subverted. Good, then you can teach them to subvert you productively. Keep the tablet locked down,
by kibwen 4y ago
> And now you have become an antagonist. A rule maker to be subverted.
Good, then you can teach them to subvert you productively. Keep the tablet locked down, but put an unlocked Linux machine in the house and tell them they can watch whatever they want in Firefox. Once they've done that, make them launch Firefox from the command line. Once that's mastered, make them connect to the wifi manually. Then make them start the DE manually. Then make them configure the router to get online. Then disassemble the PC and force them to put it together. Better to learn computer literacy skills in the process than just be a drooling, gormless consumer.
- staringback 4y agoIncredibly based
- SamBam 4y ago> [Fifth grade classmate] Did you watch the new Wednesday episode yesterday? > [My kid] I could only catch the last half hour, it took a little longer than I thought to solder all the components on the TV's motherboard before I could turn it on again. The real issue is getting the forge hot enough to heat up the screwdriver I use as a soldering iron...
- lostlogin 4y agoI’m not sure that slicing yourself up assembling a machine is part of computer literacy. If job interviews are anything to go by, computer literacy is a familiarity with trash apps like Teams.
- HlessClaudesman 4y agoHaving their concentration broken 100 times an hour with surprise egg content will prepare them well for a life on Teams.