The last time I DID list my OS, the STUPID answers that I received were to ask:
What is your "buffer", what make is your hard drive
what sub-category entry module do you use, to access (blah,blah,blah).
No matter how much information I supply, the GEEKS want MORE, MORE, MORE
No, this answer, although honest, is just over my head.
I NEED simple A+B=C talk, in regular English, without computer jargon.
I am sure you mean well, but I NEED SIMPLE. Until someone can tell me where to find SIMPLE English A+B=C, I will be stuck in the lowest ranks, of computer users.
The people for whom computers were NOT invented, for our use.
Over the past three, or more, years, I have tried to understand various books, which "explain" how computers operate.
My latest "disaster" is from the series titled: Idiots Guide to Website Design.
I thought that this series was supposed to be written for the "average", or "common" person, but, low and behold, this author, like hundreds of others, leaves me "behind" right after the promise to "keep things "simple"".
I have yet to find a computer book which speaks regular, common ENGLISH. I have to wonder if the people, who write these books, enjoy making the rest of us feel like kindergarten drop-outs.
I can get through the introductions, the table of contents, but they "lose me, as soon as they go into the "high-tech" "geek" language, which only programmers, and operators, understand.
Why has no one ever printed a computer book, covering such things as On-Line Publishing, Website Design, Hosting, and so on, but with the whole book written without any computer "jargon" at all. Everything written in "conversational" English.
Would it really be so "terrible" for a author to write a computer instruction book, MINUS the jargon, with simple A+B=C directions?
Or, is it that programmers just LOVE making the rest of us feel like in-competent idiots?
I would like to learn more, about computers, but I have had to walk out, on five different teachers, ALL of whom REFUSED to speak to me, in BASIC, conversational, English, about the machines.

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