There is no new version of Slackware in sight!

I don't know much about community internet networks, but I notice that Q-Life where I live in The Dalles is listed. The touted success story is likely mostly true with Q-Life being important in bringing the Google data centers here, but the Internet service available here is about as bad and expensive as anywhere.

Back in the 1970s and 80s Seymour Papert and colleagues developed the programming language Logo with the goal of using it to help children learn mathematics and critical thinking. As part of the proselytizing the Logo group convince the school district in Watertown, MA to include this (along with Bank Street Writer and other now forgotten advances) in the curriculum. Our children suffered through this and, along with many others, it nearly destroyed their interest in computers even though they had been happily exposed to them (starting with keypunches!) from infancy. They survived the experience but I've seen no evidence that any significant number of Watertown children benefited from that experiment.

And they are smarter too

And why?

What a silly remark! The Dalles, Oregon, is a prime example where one of the community banks failed and the other community banks and credit unions to not come close to meeting my needs.

see as she has been using it as long as it has been available!