En soi cela a l'air d'être de bonnes lignes directrices ! Ce n'est que de l'annonce pour l'instant.... donc à voir ¯\(ツ)/¯

Mais avoir un état français qui fait des partenariats avec Microsoft à tire-larigot à côté, ça fait tâche.

👍 j'ai fait de même !

Au besoin, rajouter un peu de RAM et c'est reparti !

(autre témoignage: https://lehollandaisvolant.net/?id=20210919135445)

Il désirait en effet envoyer 4.5 gigaoctets de photos à son imprimeur. Il commence donc un transfert de données vers ce dernier via internet. Mais il y a un twist : dans le même temps un cavalier part avec un DVD sur lequel les photos sont gravées, avec la même destination, située à 10 kilomètres de l’habitation du photographe.

More on git: how the cli first git command works.
The different objects (data models) used by git under the hood.

Well explained 👍

One Ladtop per child (OLPC) is definitely not a solution:

Some had photoblogs, others played around with the Scratch tool & learnt some technical skills.
What was common for most of them?

‘Enthusiastic Teachers & care-givers who gave support & encouragement to the children to use their laptops for creation & not just for consumption.’

This brings me to my ‘Iceberg theory of EdTech.’
All the focus is on the 1/10th part which is visible: The TECH of EdTech
The part that is constantly ignored is the 9/10th part of the iceberg.
The part which is hidden from view: The ED of EdTech

Read the thread for more: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1438503323594723343.html

Every time I learned a new PC programming language, the industry changed. It made it impossible to keep up wit hthese changes.

Tips:

• While you should keep up with the computer language changes, it is nearly impossible to do so. [...] go onto the major job sites and search for a current language and see how many jobs are out there. This would be a barometer to see what languages are current.

(or if you want to learn a language for fun, do it.)

• The second piece of advice is to find a few people in the companies you work for and keep in touch with them even if they leave the company.

A floss Minecraft-like game