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>Same goes for movies, movies are always co-watched, we sit through the movie, pause and discuss what is going on, I'll ask about why people are doing certain things, what emotions different characters are having in a scene, and so forth.

Christ, at least let the kid think about it on his own and ask questions later! Don't know about your kid, but I don't know ANY person, at any age, that would not feel like they're enduring an insufferable school class with behaviour like this.

...lots of unstructured play I surely did have with my slow as molasses bloated Pentium 4 machine with XP and no internet in my childhood. Developed a LOT of patience when downloading stuff from the Net (on 256Kbps, no less!) on one PC and moving it over to my machine.

And where does that leave the tenet of auditing patches?

Yes. Basically, if there is 1 person that knows all the critical stuff and you will have BIG issues after they get hit by a bus... well, the rest is self-explanatory. :-)

Valid. :-)

Yes, because the author did the sensible thing of just saying he uses AI to aid and did not dig in further.

Focus on the code, not on the politics surrounding it.

Why would you - EVER - willingly use e-SIM?! At least use an OpenEIUCC-compatible adapter!

>And despite all of this, I am still stuck playing IT boy with my parents’ computers because they refuse to use an operating system that isn’t complete dogshit.

There is no such operating system.

Anything modern (as in, released within the, let's say, last month)

But it's how the people outside of our circles see it. We tinker with our devices, which is not understandable to them - their phone just works, why would they change anything about it?

...and the iOS 27 features are not anything actually important, while China never was an established market for Google since 2009. Things have changed.