Would this letter be ok to send to my teacher???

Warecast said:
Ok thanks
my school is there but says nothing about being legible
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If your school is listed you are eligible. I have used the service myself. Just fill in the relevent questions in the ordering process and you are good to go......you can get your Parents to do it for you if you want.

You don't need to talk to, or write to your tutor.
 
I've been following a few of your threads, where you mentioned parts inside a PC and OSes outside of Windows. I'm not sure when IT starts in the school curriculum nowadays. Don't wanna sound patronising, but I'm truly fascinated that Warecast as a year 7 knows all of this. I come from an era when computing wasn't in the curriculum, so I didn't know this stuff until I took IT as an AS level. That was after 6th form, so I was aged 19.
 
Really? I have been learning about hardware since when I was 9-years-old. With my dad and brother we dismantled computers and put them back together :)
 
Yeah Warecast. I guess it depends on your upbringing too. I was your age over 20 years ago. It was early days for PCs back then. My dad and I mainly tinkered with oscilloscopes and amateur radio. So yeah we had a technical background, just not PCs back then. I'm still intrigued what you've picked up though.
 
Im only 20, but from the ages of dial up and the pentium 1, I had some fun dealing with that with my rents, I suppose that's what's contributed to most of my knowledge and early start.

Good on you kid, keep reading, learning and playing around.

But VMware and Citrix and security are where the big pennies are.
 
infernox said:
Im only 20, but from the ages of dial up and the pentium 1, I had some fun dealing with that with my rents, I suppose that's what's contributed to most of my knowledge and early start.

Good on you kid, keep reading, learning and playing around.

But VMware and Citrix and security are where the big penises are.
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By the time He's at working age VMWare/Citrix will be quite old hat by then anyway and newer technologies will have superseded them!
 
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