Un petit blog sans prétentions et sans ligne éditoriale fixe.
10. Understand what “There’s no Place Like 127.0.0.1” means.
23. Install a Linux distribution. Même si installer Ubuntu aujourd'hui est loin de donner la même street cred qu'une bête Red Hat (enfin, Fedora) il y a dix ans...
25. Dual (or more) boot a computer.
26. Boot a computer off a thumb drive.
35. Protect your privacy when using a public computer. (Au moins pour les trucs de base).
44. Google obscure facts in under 3 searches. Bonus point if you can use I Feel Lucky.
68. Explain special relativity in terms an eight-year-old can grasp : sans doute, mais pas aussi bien que Pr. Boulet, vulgarisateur extraordinaire..
71. Explain that the colours in a rainbow are roygbiv.
72. Understand the electromagnetic spectrum - xray, uv, visible, infrared, microwave, radio.
73. Know the difference between radiation and radioactive contamination.
74. Understand basic electronics components like resistors, capacitors, inductors and transistors.
83. Understand the difference between a comic book and a graphic novel.
84. Know where your towel is and why it is important. (Lu pendant trois semaines de camping en Islande : très efficace pour inculquer l'importance de la serviette de bain...)
85. Re-enact the parrot sketch.
87. Reciting key scenes from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
90. Be able to explain why it’s important that Han shot first.
91. Know why it is just wrong for Luke and Leia to kiss. Although, come on, it's just a kiss!
92. Stop talking Star Wars long enough to get laid. Mais je triche en ayant un deuxième chromosome X.
96. Have a documented plan on what to do during a zombie or robot uprising. (Y'a une armurerie à cinq minutes de chez moi)
97. Identify evil alternate universe versions of friends, family, co-workers or self.
99. Talk about things that aren’t tech related. Man, you have no idea...