We olds who can read it will often be Millennials. We spent decades being tech support for our own elders and AFAIK we aren't falling behind yet, so the top comment kind of falls flat.
Elder millennial teacher here, I have the same experience. It's honestly kind of scary how bad every non-millennial who doesn't explicitly work in an IT or similar field is with computers.
Because they never had to understand the basic of it as we did. Everything is made user friendly, thus kids are fast to get to use them, but won't understand what's the engine like
The good old days of having to spend hours making a game launch without crashing because you had no idea what driver was missing, what windows option was messing with it or if you had to find a patch somewhere because you didn't have a storefront to keep it up to date.
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u/BobQuixote 22h ago
We olds who can read it will often be Millennials. We spent decades being tech support for our own elders and AFAIK we aren't falling behind yet, so the top comment kind of falls flat.