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.

Too bad the security officers haven't caught up with this news, because all pretty much just require destruction still.