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Darth ŠČ! ✞

My daughter just got one grade lower than perfect at computer class in school because she did not recognize "OneDrive" as a place that can store folders and files.

I must say I am kinda proud of her. :gura_kekw:

(she only uses #Linux at home, that's the issue)

14 October at 15:03 | Open on silversword.online
13 comments
root42

@darth I probably would have failed that — and I have a PhD in CS…

14 October at 15:05 | Open on chaos.social
retrotechtive

@darth that's definitely no "issue" 😉

14 October at 15:05 | Open on retrochat.online
Robin Sorensen

@darth That’s some cloud serf indoctrination right there.

14 October at 15:28 | Open on infosec.exchange
Darth ŠČ! ✞

@sorenskat well it's official curriculum in school, so what can I do except be a good IT dad and help her to learn stuff that she does not need.

14 October at 17:10 | Open on silversword.online
Maniac Marmotte :fedora:

@darth I would argue the test was wrong. If anything, you shouldn't store files in OneDrive !

14 October at 15:38 | Open on social.linux.pizza
LordChaos82

@darth Thats an interesting dilemma I face everyday. Personally, I use my selfhosted Nextcloud instance exclusively, however, for work, I have to use One Drive.
So, the struggle is real when it comes to workplace requirements and personal preferences!

14 October at 15:59 | Open on fosstodon.org
Darth ŠČ! ✞

@LordChaos82 yeah, but you and I are adults who get to make decisions. she is 12, she must learn stuff that are in school program.

14 October at 17:11 | Open on silversword.online
Niko :neofox_flag_nb_256: :neofox_flag_trans_256:

@darth holy shit that class is nuts lol

14 October at 16:35 | Open on furry.engineer
Jessica's new Main

@darth@silversword.online the cloud is just someone else's computer. so you're not storing the file on your computer, it's on someone else's.

14 October at 16:36 | Open on kitsunes.club
翠星石
@darth How does one use this mythical Linux?

Does one whisper in the mov rax, <syscall> instruction, set the arguments and finally the SYSCALL instruction into the CPU fan and then listen for the result returned in rdx in the subtle changes in the output fan RPM?

Does one use GNU bash or the Emacs OS, or a desktop environment?
@darth How does one use this mythical Linux?

Does one whisper in the mov rax, <syscall> instruction, set the arguments and finally the SYSCALL instruction into the CPU fan and then listen for the result returned in rdx in the subtle changes in the output fan RPM?
14 October at 16:46 | Open on freesoftwareextremist.com
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