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The summary is Eric and Emily discuss operating system, school and fun news in our computer.
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Hey, this is Kube Mo for Hacker Public Radio.
Today I have with me two young computer users.
I have Emily.
How old are you?
I am 10.
And I have Eric how old are you? 15.
Emily.
Yeah.
How did you get started with computers?
You built web computer.
Did I?
Well, first I got my brother's old computer.
I see.
And what do you do with your computer?
I play Minecraft on it.
Do you?
Anything else?
I watch videos on it.
Eric?
How did you get started computers?
Well, I just, well, when I first started using computers,
it was you guys is computer in your room.
And I just use it to play games online.
Anything else?
Sometimes I watch YouTube videos.
Okay.
Emily.
Yeah.
What operating system did you use?
Linux.
And why do you use Linux?
Because Linux is cool.
Cool.
And does it work good for you?
Yeah.
Awesome.
Awesome.
Eric?
What operating system do you use?
Windows 7.
Windows 7.
And that works good for you?
Yeah.
Now, you just recently started using Windows 7 because of school, correct?
Yeah.
And what did you use before that?
Windows 8.
Windows 8.
And how did that work out for you?
Not very good.
And why is that?
Because it sucks.
It's hard to do things.
Really.
Now, why we discussed that you needed to use Windows for school?
What do you do in school?
Well, sometimes I need to use like Microsoft Word or something like Photoshop.
I think so.
Expensive programs.
Yeah.
Okay.
Um, is that the only operating system you've ever used?
I've used Linux.
Okay.
How do I work for you?
Fine.
But a lot of programs are compatible with Linux.
Uh, what kind of programs do you want to use?
I don't compatible with Linux.
Like a lot of games.
Okay.
So, um, Emily.
Okay.
Uh,
as what do you, uh, what are your hopes and plans for using computers in the future?
I don't know.
You don't know.
You're going to continue to, uh,
play Minecraft and watch videos.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Anything else?
No.
No.
Eric, what are your hopes and plans for using computers?
Um,
I don't know.
Um,
Well, my school uses Windows 8.
And I hope they change it because it's really stupid.
Uh,
Well, that's not nice.
I'm sure.
I'm sure they,
They're going to upgrade to newer versions of operating systems.
Yeah.
I just don't like, like, how they have the screen where there's everything.
I like it.
How it used to be where it was normal.
Did people who listen to this show not like Windows?
Uh, there's all kinds of people who listen to this show.
Hmm.
It might lean in that way.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't do that.
Um,
Let's see.
Are you hoping for a career in computers?
Um, well, I want to, I want to make video games by programming.
What kind of skills do you need to learn to do that?
Um,
What do you mean?
I mean, uh, what kind of things do you need to learn to make video games?
Well, I need to, like,
Learn how to program, like, with tutorials and stuff.
Do you know what, uh, operating, what, what, I'm sorry.
Uh, what languages you need to learn to program games?
What, what, what, what, what languages are our games programmed in?
Well, there's, there's C++.
Um, there's, there's Java.
There's, I guess Python.
Um, yeah.
So, and that's what you're learned through your school?
Well, not now, but I, I think we're going to learn about that.
Okay.
And Emily, you, you don't have any, any thoughts in the future?
Hmm.
I mean, you've got a long time to think about it.
I know.
All right.
All right.
Well, that, uh,
that was a short discussion with two young computer users.
I hope I haven't leaned it too far one way or the other.
Um, thank you.
And put out an episode so you don't have to listen to another awkward one.
All right.
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