When I was that age (and into computers, kinda)
I was interested in hacking, file sharing, games and server room stuff.
so, if its not too much of a risk, show them around your server room, show them your networking shit, show them some terminals and shells, teach them about the kind of hardware you need to play wicked-cool games.
that kinda stuff.:D
I know i'd be interested, if i was a teenager.
keep it in a room (the computer, not the child) and lock the door?
or how about, tidy/hide your cables away so the kid can't get to them?
I have a couple of friends who have small children and their computers etc seem to exist in harmony with ankle-biters.
First of all, why is micro$oft so afraid that they have to put out a no-holds-barred, costly roadshow to turn people AWAY from linux?!
It's obviously because they are worried that users might see the real truth, and actually find out that, hey, I CAN>/b> save my company loads of money by using open-source software.
The whole thing stinks!
*I am the anti-sig*
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heh. we're catching you.. 1 USD = 1.35 NZD (or thereabouts)
you know, that IS THE COOLEST VOICE EVARRR Soundwave! :D
*memories*
When I was that age (and into computers, kinda) I was interested in hacking, file sharing, games and server room stuff. so, if its not too much of a risk, show them around your server room, show them your networking shit, show them some terminals and shells, teach them about the kind of hardware you need to play wicked-cool games. that kinda stuff. :D
I know i'd be interested, if i was a teenager.
just so you know, that link doesn't work. but i'm interested, I want to set up something similar (kiosk style, firefox/email only live cd)
keep it in a room (the computer, not the child) and lock the door? or how about, tidy/hide your cables away so the kid can't get to them? I have a couple of friends who have small children and their computers etc seem to exist in harmony with ankle-biters.
First of all, why is micro$oft so afraid that they have to put out a no-holds-barred, costly roadshow to turn people AWAY from linux?! It's obviously because they are worried that users might see the real truth, and actually find out that, hey, I CAN>/b> save my company loads of money by using open-source software. The whole thing stinks! *I am the anti-sig*