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I am under 25 and I can use a computer. Why? Because my parents bought me only my first computer and refused to upgrade after that. At one point my need for pl
by DocG 13y ago
I am under 25 and I can use a computer.
Why?
Because my parents bought me only my first computer and refused to upgrade after that. At one point my need for playing new games got the best of me and I started experimenting. First OS cleanup, first format, first memory upgrade, etc.
I have never really learned how do deal with computers.
Its just 10+ years of just fixing whatever is broken/not working, because there was no one to fix it for me.
Now I just have to find a job where I can do this problem solving for money
- vmarsy 13y agoThat's the point the author tires to make : >Techno-Dad to the rescue. That's the problem. You need to let your children experimenting. But you have to make sure it's safe for them : Don't let them install the playstation themselves if plugging the wrong wire could blow up your house (fortunately that's not the case) Your parents let you discover by yourself, but you took the initiative because you wanted to play games, that was your goal. But people who don't care about playing new games would not have this tech-curiosity
- DocG 13y agoThis was just for a real life example, to support author. For us it was the economy. Upgrading was too expensive. I don't think in IT there is much a child can do wrong. Only giving up personal information should be prohibited mostly. Other than that, its pretty safe. I managed to light computer on fire only once.