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congrats, you shielded them from knowledge and managed to kill their curiosity.
by Ziomislaw 13y ago
congrats, you shielded them from knowledge and managed to kill their curiosity.
- billybob255 13y agoThis is just an absurd statement to make. Someone didn't specifically raise their kid to use a CLI and they killed their curiosity?
- castis 13y agoWhat a stupid thing to say about someone you do not know.
- ethanbond 13y agoAh, you must've learned how to weld a piece of steel before you used a car - for the sake of curiosity, of course.
- joesb 13y agoShould have made the kid create PC from sand and metal. CLI still kills their curiosity about how transistor is made.
- Tloewald 13y agoMy kids know how to use several different computing platforms confidently and frequently surprise me with the things they're able to do without assistance. Do I worry that I make bad choices in raising them? Every. Damn. Day. But having grown up in the Apple II era, seen kids raised with DOS and C64 who learned absolutely nothing about computers beyond how to launch a game using instructions on the floppy disk label, and having dealt my entire career with command-line-zealots who claim productivity godlikeness while taking 35 magic key strokes to do something any fool can do with two mouse clicks, I'm happy enough with this specific choice.