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> I didn't wish to continue that conversation Then why did you continue the conversation? I'm not forcing you to make snide jabs at me in a public space, and y

• astrobe_ 2y ago
  > I'm not forcing you to make snide jabs at me in a public space, Ok, sorry. That was a poor way to invite that person to read the parallel thread. It's a bit frustrating to deal with claims based on nothing but theory when I have at least two decades of practical experience on these topics. > If you cannot explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. First, that answers something I didn't write (of course I can explain those things simply, the problem is that it would easily make a whole article) and secondly, what you wrote ignore the fact that teaching is a skill, so not all experts are good teachers.
  • James_K 2y ago
    Okay, that's well and good, but you are sat there saying that you can manually input data into an embedded device, but for some reason can't connect a computer to it. Unless it has a built-in keyboard, that simply isn't true. If it was true, it would be trivial to prove. You could just name the device and situation.