Boy, do I understand the cringe.
I always described these users as "unable to distinguish between an icon an a button". Modern Windows UIs don't make it easier, though.
richieadler
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Agreed. If it has a positive effect as in 2, I'm all for it, but trusting that a non-technical user really know what's going on with his computer is a serious gamble.
Apparently contemporary teens have no understanding of the folder structure. Like, at all.
I met numerous 20- and 30- somethings in the 90s who had no idea either. When asked why they didn't know where did they save the documents they "lost", they usually answered that they hadn't studied Computer Sciences and therefore they didn't have any reason to know (!).
Appelations to learn to use better their tools usually got nowhere.
Meh, who knows. The change from millibars was quite a while ago.
Also: hectopascals.
Any speed faster than "Nope!" is too fast.
The variable prefixes make it easy in Perl to write line noise, and there are much more "magical defaults".
What's the most illegible code you have found in Python?
If that's your only reason, I'd encourage to try it anyway. Logical indentation is initially weird but it can be overcome very fast.
Replace wirh whatever country the US wants to steal resources from. Still valid.
The last one will be it's online status.
Not necessarily. People keep being burned by the same scams over and over.
For reruns in Argentina, nothing beats Disney's Zorro. It's a full-on revered classic here.