Let me guess: they're talking about Millennials, and are entirely forgetting about Gen X once again.
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We got a new kid around 19 working at our office for processing data and I hate how true this is. The amount of times I've had to say "No, you have to double click to open folders" is entirely too many. Either that or "You have to actually right click on the icon you want to copy you can't just click anywhere on the screen."
I'm old, Gandalf. I may not look it, but I feel this meme in my bones.
Computers have been dumbed down and simplified for the masses. When I was a kid a computer did not cooperate until you raised your voice.
I do industrial programming. Everything is so far behind that yelling at the "computers" does nothing. Physical violence is just about the only thing they respect.
Are they the same generation whose parents said “they’re really good with computers …they go on the iPad all the time”?
I actually thought I am part of this blessed generation that can use a computer. But rotating a PDF? That beats me.
Edit: In Okular it's actually easy to find this function. I was never looking for this for my whole life.
Sounds like something imagemagick could do so that would be my first strategy to try
The real skillset isn't necessarily knowing how to do these things off tbe top of your head, but knowing how to look them up.
Perhaps the biggest obstacle for the next generation is how thoroughly Google has enshittified.
Ctrl+shift+plus sign
Or ctrl + alt + down arrow also work
I can:
- Accomplish damn near anything from a command line
- Write machine code
- Remember a fairly broad swath of special character altcodes without looking them up
- Disassemble damn near any computer or other machine, and stand a good chance of putting it back together
But also:
- Use modern programming languages, including object oriented paradigms
- Actually read what is on my screen and comprehend it, including error messages
- Understand and operate any arbitrary interface without having to have it explained to me by rote
Behold my mixture of skills, and tremble.
I bow down to thee. Please don't smite me o' holy one.
Why would you write machine code outside of uni! Assembly exists for a reason?
They're a witch speaking in tongues! Burn them!
You just made me realize the Zoomers are actually much closer to making Warhammer 40k a reality. IT engineers are like Tech Priests to these Zoomers.