I plan to do the same with my kid as my parents did: PC in the living room. That way I can at least keep an eye on what they are doing. I haven't figured out what to do about smart phones yet, but I got at least 8 years before that becomes an issue.
I just started playing "Dave the Diver". It's been a lot of fun so far. There are a lot of systems to play with, and you keep unlocking more. I just unlocked the fish farm.
I fondly remember when my parents bought a new house that had yet to be built. I took all the drawings and made a Doom map so I could show my parents what their house would look like.
My personal pet theory is that these weirdo's are just afraid of dying. Christianity is fundamentally a death cult. Die now and get rewarded in heaven. But these extreme evangelicals found a loophole: the rapture. During the end times god saves all the true believers. Boom, a one way ticket to heaven without having to die. So these lunatics are actively trying to make the end times happen so they don't miss out and they don't have to die.
I just finished "Styx: Master of Darkness" after getting it in a deep discount recently. It's a really fun stealth game. Unlike Assassin's Creed or Dishonored you can't just run around and fight everything. You really have to be sneaky and stealth(kill) your way through.
What is a good open platform for the tech business? My corp want to go full Teams, which sucks even more than Slack. At least most tooling has a Slack integration of some sort.
I recently picked up "Styx: Master of Darkness" in a Steam sale. It's really good! It's a stealth game where you can't fight your way out if you screw up. If you like the sneaking parts of Assassin's Creed, Thief or Dishonored then you'll love Styx.
Most distros have automated updates, or ask to update on power-off. Debian and all derivatives do. As for major updates, I do those for my tech illiterate family. It's not like they can do that themselves, but they wouldn't be able to upgrade Windows themselves either.
On the flip side, I'm older and have kids now. I love that I can game online a few times a week with friends, because I don't have time for old school weekend-long LAN parties.
Is it LAN parties you miss? Or being young and having more free time than responsibilities and common sense?
Be the change you want to see. My office has a LAN party once a year. There's also consoles and board games for the non-gamers. The boss orders spare ribs for dinner and we do sone kind of fun pub quiz thing. It's a lot of fun.
Vivaldi is based on Chromium. When Google kills manifest v2 in a few months, Vivaldi will be forced to follow. They can't maintain a full fork. So, no more uBlock in Vivaldi.
No, Linux is also great for tech illiterate people who just need a browser and e-mail. It's only hard for people who think they know computers but really only know some Windows
It's not about the wall. That's just for shits and giggles (and clickbait). The real problem is that the Tesla also ran over a mannequin in rain and fog, while the Lexus with lidar did not.
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Nothing. They should do exactly that. As usual the US government has proven that it cannot be trusted or relied on.