I gave it a quick look yesterday. It seems to cover the basics well.
But then, I'm no computer expert. Other than all the stuff I learned back in the 70s and what I picked up in library school (most of which I haven't thought about in ages).
1. Uganda 2. Idi Amin 3. 1971 4. president 5. Milton Obote
It's been a while since I last saw Repo Man. Love that movie. :)
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I left a looooong comment on your article. Sorry!
I gave it a quick look yesterday. It seems to cover the basics well.
ReplyDeleteBut then, I'm no computer expert. Other than all the stuff I learned back in the 70s and what I picked up in library school (most of which I haven't thought about in ages).
1. Uganda
2. Idi Amin
3. 1971
4. president
5. Milton Obote
It's been a while since I last saw Repo Man. Love that movie. :)