...how to remove the game from the pc whilst making it look like an accident...
First wrong move. Don't avoid the issue, just tell the kid that he has to do schoolwork before computer work. The problem is that he's using the computer at age 5. He needs to learn the basics before using the computer, just like teachers are supposed to make you do all the math by hand before you use a calculator. Just last week the principal of my high school basically called me the smartest student in 5 years. My teachers and other people also constantly note how I have really good problem-solving skills. At the same time, I am on the computer/internet all the time, reading/posting on forums, reading slashdot, etc. I also play a lot of computer games.
The key is to learn the basics first. If they rated these "dumb kids" on their computer usage skills, they would probably be "below n00b."
It's the responsibility of the education system to teach basics before computers, and the responsibility of parents to moderat their children's computer useage.
Myst, not Myth. And most developers don't like to port to Mac because it doesn't make alot of profit for them, because there's a smaller user-base or whatever. Also, I have heard that Bungie was making Halo on the Mac before Microsoft came in with the big $$$. And the graphics cards always take a while to port to Mac, too.
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...how to remove the game from the pc whilst making it look like an accident... First wrong move. Don't avoid the issue, just tell the kid that he has to do schoolwork before computer work. The problem is that he's using the computer at age 5. He needs to learn the basics before using the computer, just like teachers are supposed to make you do all the math by hand before you use a calculator. Just last week the principal of my high school basically called me the smartest student in 5 years. My teachers and other people also constantly note how I have really good problem-solving skills. At the same time, I am on the computer/internet all the time, reading/posting on forums, reading slashdot, etc. I also play a lot of computer games. The key is to learn the basics first. If they rated these "dumb kids" on their computer usage skills, they would probably be "below n00b." It's the responsibility of the education system to teach basics before computers, and the responsibility of parents to moderat their children's computer useage.
That's right, there are FOUR (4) major systems out right now, one is sitting right in front of you. Unless you run your Linux off a console...
In other words, Use Firefox.
My Firefox didn't get a popup.
Myst, not Myth.
And most developers don't like to port to Mac because it doesn't make alot of profit for them, because there's a smaller user-base or whatever. Also, I have heard that Bungie was making Halo on the Mac before Microsoft came in with the big $$$. And the graphics cards always take a while to port to Mac, too.