We need those robots here too, so we don't have to see anymore headlines about old people being beaten by their caretakers or left to lie in their own excrements for weeks.
Since "everyone" is using Windows, it's easy to get help in real life. Also, Swedish highschools force their students to learn the basics of Windows in an obligatory course. It's really supposed to be a general course about computers, but in reality it's all about Windows.
Once a not-so-advanced Windows user wants to do something "odd", the lack of a well-known Windows tutorial is apparent. For example, very many (newbie mudders) do not know how to turn on the echo function in Windows telnet. There's lots of tutorials online on how to do this, but few seem to know where to look.
So if I'm planning a reunion party for all the members of my old highschool class, I can't look their numbers up in the phone book and write them down on a separate paper? Sounds great. I never liked them anyway.
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We need those robots here too, so we don't have to see anymore headlines about old people being beaten by their caretakers or left to lie in their own excrements for weeks.
Since "everyone" is using Windows, it's easy to get help in real life. Also, Swedish highschools force their students to learn the basics of Windows in an obligatory course. It's really supposed to be a general course about computers, but in reality it's all about Windows. Once a not-so-advanced Windows user wants to do something "odd", the lack of a well-known Windows tutorial is apparent. For example, very many (newbie mudders) do not know how to turn on the echo function in Windows telnet. There's lots of tutorials online on how to do this, but few seem to know where to look.
But hey, we get to see that Oscar show FIVE seconds earlier than you! *blink*
It's never safe to assume your definition of "the right thing" is the only one, or the right one. If there even is a "right thing".
So if I'm planning a reunion party for all the members of my old highschool class, I can't look their numbers up in the phone book and write them down on a separate paper? Sounds great. I never liked them anyway.