Heather and I are Python newbies and here to share our learning experiences. But we first discussed some issues with our Linux distros and our machines. After talking about learning Python, of course, we circled back to Linux, Cloud, privacy, and data security.

Why did Heather learn Python?
Do you have to be good at math to be a programmer?
Why is Python perfect for newbie programmers?
What kind of opportunities are out there for Python programmers?
How does our learning environment support our learning?
Are logic and creativity traits mutually exclusive in a programmer?
Why look at different examples from different sources and people?
Why is it harder to switch to Linux if English is an issue?
Why is it hard for people to switch to Linux even for English able people?
What is the actual price of convenience offered by our tech gadgets?
Is social media beneficial to you as a human?
How do I make Python practical part of my digital life?
Is your self-worth tied to your attitude toward your computers and tech goods?

Resources:

Jeff Peterson:
https://t.me/jeffrey_peterson
(If you are interested in the Linux for Beginners class or Python Beginner class, watch for open-enrollment announcements here.)

Jeff's FOSS/Linux Forum:
https://forums.jeff.pro/
(Search for your Linux answers here and ask questions if you can't find what you need.)

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