[ SECRET POST #2462 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2462 ⌋

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Comments

Re: what do you consider "older"

[ariakas]

Anybody who spent the majority of their adult lives in an era before the internet is going to be slower to adapt to it, in general.

Though my 55-year-old uncle's been a computer programmer for his entire life and he could wipe the floor with 99% of youngins' in terms of tech knowledge.

On the other hand, I just taught my 53-year-old father what "right-clicking" was the other day. I can't imagine there's an 18-year-old alive (in the first world) without severe disabilities who doesn't know how to right click.