I was thinking that, but figured I’d go for input data instead for the sake of variation.

And more convenient for holding

He might have his endorsement, but never his approval.

I’m leaning towards “no”. His fragile ego will have taken two nasty blows in a row. Plus in four years he’ll be even older and more fragile, and it’s already pretty bad.

If I’m right, I’m sure he’ll endorse some other maga-clown instead.

I think so too. My kids are around the age I was when I first started tinkering with PCs, but they don’t have any awareness of what’s going on under the hood, (to be frank, nor do they seem to need it, as everything is so polished these days).

I’m thinking of asking their teachers if I can take them out of school for a day each and bring them to work with me for educational purposes so they get some perspective in the form of networks and servers.

Sure, they’re mostly interested in gaming, but I want them to see what kind of infrastructure is needed for a multiplayer game, specifically the hardware that they never get to see.

I’m building a new server stack in a couple of months, and most of it will be used for testing, so I’d like for them to help build and connect it.

I manage by being scandinavian. It’s not as bad here.

I don’t do blunts anymore, but I’ll happily take the beer and a wedge of blue cheese instead.

Stomach full, balls empty, and peaceful surroundings