Basica on DOS on an 8088 clone PC. Then I had to UNlearn that and learn how to really program in college.

I vote congress too. Huge reform needed.

How about always used all of them, depending on the circumstances?

I had to give it all up. Migraines.

First to a local USB drive (good to take with me on trips).
Second to a NAS in my basement.
Third to a USB drive I left at my in-laws place 3 states away.

It really depends on what you're teaching. If you want to teach them an enterprise product, then RHEL/CentOS/Fedora. If you want to teach them a desktop product, then Ubuntu. I know this probably wouldn't be for the poster, but for others who felt comfortable with Windows and would just want to learn basic Linux commands, dare I commit heresy here, might I suggest Cygwin?

EULA...I agree
Privacy Policy...I agree
Countersurveillance Agreement...I ag...wait, wuh?

...as they say, is nine-tenths of the law.

...gives me a headache, especially the flickering kind.

Oh, the horror.

I make solar on my roof, and when I buy power get from 100% wind.

Maybe call it Prompts from now on?

I haven't used Firefox in a long while, so I wouldn't know. They already lost me. Too slow and too unstable.

Build your own fully body scanner.