his… club.

Spoken like a true nighteye

Manga?

But they’re playing pretend

There’s a saying about broken clocks

I just add it to my nix config

That’s meant to be injected.

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So americans have no balls

I’ve been using ublock on the same browser for over a year now and I’m only at 2.3M. What kind of sites are you guys on?

You also severely underestimate what children are capable of. I installed my first Linux distro, and taught myself HTML and CSS while still in primary school. I don’t think you have any idea what children can do. I could probably outclass most adults with technology when I was 16 or so.

Um, I started using linux on my own when I was 9-10ish years old. I know perfectly what a child is capable of. But an average child will not do that.

Also ~100Mb/s is in no way the average speed in an Indian household. It’s usually lower. I also don’t see any specific mentions of india in your link up there to that random site.

I’m not the same dude that was talking about banddrifts and congested poles.

Indian, btw.

India has gigabit fiber

That’s not what I mean.

I never said the objective was to learn Linux. The objective is to use it.

Well you were replying to a comment of mine where the topic was teaching children linux.

You can get terminal access on a smartphone.

A child will never bother doing that.

You can also run Linux apps on ChromeOS now. It leverages containers from my understanding, a technology baked into the modern Linux kernel.

Yeah, I never said it couldn’t.

No it’s not pedantic you are using a true scotsman fallacy.

It’s not a true scotsman fallacy when neither chromeos nor android actively & openly advertise themselves as “Linux”. Yes, they are linux and that has been acknowledged, but not advertised.

Yeah, that’s nice to hear.

But that’s not necessarily a controlled environment.

Oh awesome. Leave it to lemmy to be pedantic.

I obviously meant normal linux distros when I referred to linux. Not chromebooks or android.

Also, using those is in no way the same as learning linux. In a chrome book you’ll just be using a browser. In a phone, all the apps are locked down and you have no access to cli.

I’m not undermining your point in the first sentence, I was just saying that I use arch, btw

Linux mint shares a few ubuntu bugs, and even if you use LMDE someone like a child cannot understand the essence of linux in a controlled environment.

I’ll repeat. You cannot teach linux in a controlled environment to a child.

I use arch btw

Linux mint shares all the flaws that are common to every Linux distro