[wrs]

When my friend's kids were totally obsessed with League of Legends, I offered to set up a home firewall with increasingly difficult workarounds, so by the time they graduated high school they'd at least have a cybersecurity certificate and possibly a Ph.D in networking.

[NuclearPM]

That’s how 80s kids learned computers and programming. Trying to install a game and having to lookup what the hell “fat32” was.

[breppp]

HIMEM.SYS and EMM386.EXE you mean :-)

[NuclearPM]

Yes! That was a deeply buried memory.

[hamburglar]

Dude. 80’s kids think of FAT32 as that new filesystem that supports more than 8.3.

[senko]

You guys had filesystems??

[fragmede]

They don't have them any more. There's just a "recents" and a search bar.

[imp0cat]

Nope, just fat. ;)

[jaggederest]

Adversarially train the children, rlai works on human brains too?

[boredatoms]

My childhood was filled with increasing escalations of restrictions to both the computer and the network, and my workarounds.

Excellent education