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this post was submitted on 31 May 2024
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Oh boy, I'm an "Elder" now. Gonna go kill myself realy quick
hahaha jokes aside I see your point. I'm full time online so I don't have a problem but yes, I only had internet when I was 12yo and smartphones when I was past 25yo so we really don't have the same education. Someone that is not online all the tine will have a hard time keeping up.
I don't think that the internet even existed when I was 12 as anything other than dial-up modems and a collection of bulletin board systems. It wasn't until I was in college that the 'modern' internet came online. I didn't have my first "smart" phone--and I'm using that term very loosely--until I was in my 30s.
I also remember when Windows 3.1 came out, and oh boy, that was neat! Suddenly I didn't have to program batch files to configure memory in order to play games!