Replying to @soychotic
Don't even get me started on Chromebooks and how they destroyed technology literacy.
WellKnitTech
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WellKnitTech
@WellKnitTech
Imperfect Confessional Lutheran. AntiCommunist. InfoSec incident responder. Former sysadmin. Frequent polemicist. Opinions my own. RT and like != endorsement.
- Replying to @DefiyantlyFreeThis just means that Vance needs to take his Constitutional role as President of the Senate. That neutralizes Thune.
- Replying to @vxundergroundFirst, you learn to compile. Then, you build an OS. Next, you become schizophrenic and die. At least the last guy I'm aware of, that's what happened.
- Replying to @thoughtfaultAt last defender actually caught something.
- Replying to @ClassicComics3Not only that. Johnny taunts the devil to come on back to try again.
- Replying to @gunpolicy and @RonDeSantisRescinding the order isn't good enough. Those officials that violate the law and the Constitution need to be prosecuted.
- Replying to @seanmdavWho else. KBJ. Her or one of her clerks are likely spies for the administration.
- Replying to @CommanderApaulWelp. Best new sandwich place in my small down will likely diminish in quality and eventually go away. Too bad. I like getting a cheesesteak from time to time. What a pity.
- Replying to @SwiftOnSecurityA Helldivers style game set in the Halo universe would be epic. Have the vehicles, be able to call in Spartans at a certain point. I would buy the newest Xbox for something like that.
- Replying to @TRHLofficialSomeone needs to track down those kids. That's behavior that leads to criminal activity.
- Replying to @charliekirk11@JDVance needs to do the Constitutional thing and assume control of the Senate as President. It is time for the VP to do what is written in the Constitution.
- Replying to @DarrigoMelanieFalse. It was a show about a man that made bad choices, including his arrogance of turning away help.
GIF - Replying to @Hannahsuh and @soychoticChromebooks might seem great for schools—cheap, easy to manage—but they’re ruining tech literacy. Kids aren’t learning how tech works; they’re learning how to live inside Google’s bubble. No file systems, no coding, no troubleshooting—just click and consume. It’s like teaching
