Author Topic: Parents and computers.  (Read 1642 times)

Your dad was born in '49 and you are only 13?
He had a couple more kids before me.

dispose of his cigarettes properly because other people should do it for him,
Next time he doesn't put a cigarette out properly and tells you to put it out, put it out ON HIS HAND AND TEACH THAT BITCH A LESSON HE'LL NEVER FORGET!

Does he have herpes?
Haha

For ^

Put malwarebytes on his computer and when he logs in he is very confused on how his computer is suddenly fast.

My father pretty much runs the IT, programming, and datacenter of a major business.

He's pretty good with computers.


my dad works as an engineer and did computer programming back when he was in college
the place he works at lets him be around computers pretty often, so he's good with them
my mom is okay when it comes to computers; she can find her way around them but she still needs help navigating new stuff
since i was little my dad has been trusting my sister and i with our own computers, so i've grown to be responsible with them and such

« Last Edit: March 20, 2015, 02:46:11 AM by AdinX »

Lol you got his name right, I thought you were calling ME Trevor.

He's Trevor, I'm Steven.
He's Manokal, I'm AdinX.

better now? lol
does he ever actually play blockland?

I couldn't tell you much about my father. Whenever I ask him any question pertaining to computers, he responds with "I dunno" and walks away. What I do know is that he is an architectural engineer who spends a hell of lot of time on a Dell Inspiron 6000. I've seen a manual for 3DS Max on occasion and there are always massive drafts scattered around the house. I once found a bunch of ancient shooters of his, but he hid them in the basement when I asked about them. My grandparents have told me that he "assembled and programmed computers" at one point. My mother claims he left Solitaire windows open to try and impress her with his scores (he can beat the game in 30 seconds); that didn't work out so well.

My father refused to let my mother set up an email address or any online accounts. I'm not sure if he let her browse or not. Nowadays she's in that crowd of aging women with an irrational obsession with Facebook. She spends most of her day updating her status. She also pirate a TON of music. She has boxes of discs with pirated songs on them. She understands how to navigate well enough.

My brother mostly exchanges 'snake' jokes with his friends through Gmail (but uses AOL as his primary email account for some reason). All I ever hear from him are horrible 9gag jokes and rants about viral videos. I'm pretty sure he streams movies or torrents, but I couldn't tell you what. I do know he pirates music though.

My sister is the only one without a computer of her own. She uses my mother's laptop to play flash games on the internet.

I built a low-end computer and do nothing on it.

« Last Edit: March 20, 2015, 02:46:30 AM by AdinX »

I am a clone of my dad. He has been working with computers before I was born.

EEEEHHHHHHhhhhh..

Depends on what you define as play. He gets on and goes from server to server, so in that sense yeah he plays. If by play, you mean contributes something meaningful... He's sort of picked up my building style in small ways, so he at least doesn't build red spam, but he really doesn't contribute a whole lot of anything. Best thing he is is an extra speed bump.
oh ok

My dad does hardware, I do software.
Well I do some hardware and he does some software.

He does what I can't and vice versa

I am a clone of my dad. He has been working with computers before I was born.

Im-friggin-possible the only way to be an exact clone of your dad, he would have to reproduce aloveually. Human Beings reproduce loveually and therefore cannot clone themselves.

Unless of course your dad is bacteria in disguise. inb4shutupitwasametaphor

My dad does hardware, I do software.
Well I do some hardware and he does some software.

He does what I can't and vice versa

Exactly this.