@KitZ.Fox that could be useful. You'll be able to install some apps that you can't use right now.

@KitZ.Fox raspberry pi robot arms

I don't know what language, but it's tangible

@FaheemMitha "classic" textbooks recommend BASIC as the first programming language to teach kids. Not that I agree :-)

@skillpatrol Ugh. Terrible, terrible choice. Maybe it was a good choice once.

Yep, these are older traditional textbooks @FaheemMitha

@skillpatrol Ok.

Pre-algebra /algebra

+ trigonometry

What was your first programming language? @FaheemMitha

@skillpatrol C, I suppose. Though I haven't ever really used it for real work.

That's the first language I learned, at any rate. In the fall of 1997.

Cool.

hi

hello

Hi

hi

chat.stackexchange.com/users/-92/hats

Oh, is user –92 the same as user 29?

HURRAY!

@tchrist I don't know many people who use more than the occasional colloquial abbreviation in text messages.

And of course I communicate in full sentences, or at least I use the necessary stops.

And capitals.

Speak English!

shakes heads

[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive answer detected: Use of person years experience or another word for combined experience by Shays on english.stackexchange.com

Already done.

That user needs a pat on the heads.