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[Mommy2many]

Ok, smart #$%!
A majority of the children/youth these days use computers at one time or another in school.
I get the library snarky remark...
Yes, it was $700.00 at the time (stupid, yes???)
If you use the internet, then you are in one way or another using a small computer. I-touch, DSI, etc.

[RedSidedSPR]

I try and be helpful and look what happens

A majority of the children/youth these days use computers at one time or another in school.

Not denying that.

I get the library snarky remark...

No, I don't think you do.

Yes, it was $700.00 at the time (stupid, yes???)

Yes.

If you use the internet, then you are in one way or another using a small computer. I-touch, DSI, etc.

But that's beside the point.

smart #$%!

Thank you.

[Mommy2many]

Jesse, you have certainly learned from the best, haven't you?

[RedSidedSPR]

Thanks, never thought of myself as "the best" but...

[Mommy2many]

still shouldn't...

[guidofatherof5]

Moving on now. Please.

[RedSidedSPR]

Buzzkill.

[Mommy2many]

The round goes to me

[RedSidedSPR]

You can think that.

[ConcinusMan]

Ok, smart #$%!
A majority of the children/youth these days use computers at one time or another in school.

And to think I never laid a finger on one or even knew how to turn one on until 1991. (age 21) and now at age 41, I work as a PC tech. Go figure. I do remember in 6th grade (1979) my school was one of the first in the State of Washington, to get a couple of Apple computers or any computers for that matter. You know, the first computers ever to come with the graphics based interface using icons on the screen, in 16-bit color. Right after that, Windows came out based on that same type of interface, the court battle between MS and Apple began.

Still, all the way up until graduation in 1987, the only computer I ever saw at school was an Apple. "Apple II" I believe they were called. Just never touched one until 1991 shortly after my 21st birthday and then it wasn't an Apple/Mac. It was an "IBM Compatable" running Microsoft DOS using a monochrome monitor.

These days I can fix, tune, build, write apps for, setup networks, secure, remove viruses, crack software, write cracks, remove viruses, intercept and modify/analyze web data packets, etc., just about anything imaginable. But only on PC (back in the day, "PC" was called "IBM compatable") running DOS 1-6, or any version of Windows from 1.0 to Windows 7, or Linux/Unix. My, how times change.

Why did I choose the MS "PC" path? It wasn't because I knew things would turn out the way they did in computer market. I chose it because it was hard. because IBM PC's were hard. Because it was challenging. Apple/Macs were too easy.