Serious Child Hacker...

Oh that's definitely possible.
Some children can develop a genuis level of intelligence depending on how their parents are fostering their growth and education. If they started teaching her early on, since most children are being more and more exposed to electronics and technology, then it's very well possible that she can already 'hack' with Raspberry Pi.

08-12-2015, 06:37 PM

Shadowed Grinner Wrote: Oh that's definitely possible.
Some children can develop a genuis level of intelligence depending on how their parents are fostering their growth and intelligence. If they started teaching her early on, since most children are being more and more exposed to electronics and technology, then it's very well possible that she can already 'hack' with Raspberry Pi.

Hm, it sounds correct, it's very impressive though, im having struggle learning a few thing or 2, imagine what a genius she will be at the age of 20, jesus christ she will be able to do anything o.0

08-12-2015, 06:39 PM

lordgabe Wrote:

08-12-2015, 06:37 PM

Shadowed Grinner Wrote: Oh that's definitely possible.
Some children can develop a genuis level of intelligence depending on how their parents are fostering their growth and intelligence. If they started teaching her early on, since most children are being more and more exposed to electronics and technology, then it's very well possible that she can already 'hack' with Raspberry Pi.

Hm, it sounds correct, it's very impressive though, im having struggle learning a few thing or 2, imagine what a genius she will be at the age of 20, jesus christ she will be able to do anything o.0

Well remember. It's also easier for a child to learn things in their early stages of development. That's why some people try to teach their children various languages/musical talents early on.

08-12-2015, 06:40 PM

Shadowed Grinner Wrote:

08-12-2015, 06:39 PM

lordgabe Wrote:

08-12-2015, 06:37 PM

Shadowed Grinner Wrote: Oh that's definitely possible.
Some children can develop a genuis level of intelligence depending on how their parents are fostering their growth and intelligence. If they started teaching her early on, since most children are being more and more exposed to electronics and technology, then it's very well possible that she can already 'hack' with Raspberry Pi.

Hm, it sounds correct, it's very impressive though, im having struggle learning a few thing or 2, imagine what a genius she will be at the age of 20, jesus christ she will be able to do anything o.0

Well remember. It's also easier for a child to learn things in their early stages of development. That's why some people try to teach their children various languages/musical talents early on.

That's true

Impressive. I was doing something along these lines when I was young. I was doing things like doxing and SEing around the age of 8 and 9.

Still types with her two index fingers.

09-12-2015, 03:19 AM

Toucan Wrote: Still types with her two index fingers.

Two index fingers do more damage than all 10 of most peoples put together :L

09-12-2015, 03:22 AM

Natsu Wrote:

09-12-2015, 03:19 AM

Toucan Wrote: Still types with her two index fingers.

Two index fingers do more damage than all 10 of most peoples put together :L

But ten fingers include the two index fingers, so wouldn't that make 10 fingers do more damage than just two index fingers?

09-12-2015, 02:09 PM

Shane Wrote:

09-12-2015, 03:22 AM

Natsu Wrote:

09-12-2015, 03:19 AM

Toucan Wrote: Still types with her two index fingers.

Two index fingers do more damage than all 10 of most peoples put together :L

But ten fingers include the two index fingers, so wouldn't that make 10 fingers do more damage than just two index fingers?

How exactly does it do damage?
If anything it strengthens your fingers.