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> but do you really want to be in a machine that you have no control over?

Yes, it would almost definitely be safer than a lot of drivers I've been in the car with, if not all of them. And it's be far less nerve-wracking than with some drivers.

> Anybody got any advice?

Ask the kid and see what her interests really are? Does she want to learn how to make games or what? She should be able to voice this at 12. Can she look up free programming books with Google? There's tons of them. Does she want to mess with a R-PI? If a co-ed camp was a disaster (at the age of 12!) simply because it was co-ed, she might need therapy, not just some hippy-dippy girls-only camp.

Re:Resources for Amateur Compiler Writers on Monday July 25, 2016 @02:33PM (#12160583)
What's replaced register coloring?
Re:Security researcher gets threats over Amazon review on Friday July 01, 2016 @07:38PM (#12020474)
> Did the boss just pick some random employee and decide that one guy had to get the review taken down other wise he was fired?

It's what Sun Tzu did with the maidens. :D Not that I believe it here...