The first thing I did in Linux was to change my wallpaper/ UI and Icon themes.
Maybe these would be really easy first challenges that a child would look into anyways, to make the system feel like theirs. I remember constantly changing wallpapers when I was a kid. I wonder what I’d had done with the options Linux offered.
Further down the line I’d explain sudo apt update/ upgrade (or equivalent) to them, so they can do some basic maintenance.
How do I do x in a Linux/Software. Mostly because there is not a lot of discussion going on and I can’t contribute anything valuable. I might change my mind once I bork my own system once again.
I am not sure these will become mainstream soon. I think they will be too expensive and too much of a toy in the beginning. When it comes to daily tasks other robots are better equipped to do these tasks, since they have a higher level of specialization.
For example roombas. While I can see a humanoid robot vacuuming, a roomba is better equipped for the job, I assume uses less power than a humanoid and vacuum cleaner running at the same time.
When talking about humanoid robots as social contacts, I’m sure there will be wealthy and lonely people buying them for that purpose.
Then there’s replacing workers in dangerous jobs like construction, metal production etc. I think it is more sensible to develop and use specialized robots in these fields.
Passion. Idc if they like fixing up cars, playing guitar or painting. Although that’s not something instant. It’s more on a getting to know them basis but oh well xD
I don’t know if I’d want to stay there forever, but a house in a settlement or very much in the wild would be great. Nobody around you, but nature. Somewhere close enough to the poles for it to snow in winter.
There are a lot of questionable characters, but also some medical professionals whose videos I found well made and valuable.
Depends. Are they building a hyperspatial express route?
They are truly great. It’s the sweetest thing when they start cooing and develop some (albeit food-based) trust to come a little closer to you :3
In case anyone who is reading this want’s to start feeding pigeons or ducks, please don’t use bread since it can cause health issues in birds. Use bird food or frozen (but thawed) peas instead and conduct your own research.
Feed pigeons. I am not an old lady, although I sometimes feel like it :’ )
I don’t know what the meaning of life is, but getting a little bit of everything seems pretty fun. Thus rainbow 🌈
Yes. But being kind and understanding towards yourself is a skill you might have to practice, if you were treated badly. And sometimes that is really hard to do by ourselves, and it’s okay to get help.
I think the difference between pity and understanding is - well understanding. E.G. I know I made a bad decision, but I was scared/tired etc. It was a bad move and I can try to do better in the future. It’s okay, we all make mistakes. That is how we learn.
While pity looks like: OMG why did I do this? Why did this happen to me? It’s so unfair. I was so tired/scared. How could someone put me in that position?!
Welp… care for a job as security advisor?
Username checks out and I’d like to express my support for this :)
Outbid the car/weapons lobby and errect an eco-social government >:) Watch out, we’ll support your purchase of an electric car and reinstate the Vegane Wurst!!!
I heard our brains aren’t made to handle this many choices. It’s easier to pick a movie when choosing between 3-5 options
Generally I like to ask a lot of questions in order to fully understand concepts. Additionaly maths are unintuitive to me. So, for me class moved to fast, I didn’t dare to ask questions, because my classmates would assume you were dumb if you did, and my parent insulting me for my lack of understanding built resentment and the believe that maths simply aren’t for me.
I read an article recently that explains that this believe further perpetuates the lack of understanding and that it’s basically a downwards spiral. And it made sense to me. Not just in respect to maths, but school overall. I always assumed I was an idiot because my grades, my classmates, teachers, friends and parents suggested or deepened that believe. Now I am studying a field I am interested in and thrive, to the point that one teacher actually complimented my intelligence. and then everyone got up and applauded
So yeah, I agree. Given a relaxed environment to learn maths, I can absolutely see myself enjoying it. Even if it’s just the teachers fascination rubbing off on me.
Backpack. partially to hold the essentials: phone, kleenex, keys, wallet, headphones. And well, you never know if you’ll pick something up and the backpack will come in handy
I cleaned my desk today :D
Disturbed and disgusted.