Bae....

[Anonymous No.]

https://twitter.com/hakosbaelz/status/1768134687980245022
https://twitter.com/hakosbaelz/status/1768134687980245022
https://twitter.com/hakosbaelz/status/1768134687980245022

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
cute rrat. mating press... but with tentacles? Tentacle mating press?

[Anonymous No.]

NOOOOO THATS NOT POSSIBLE GEN Z ARE THE MOST TECH LITERATE GENERATION TO EXIST!!!!
>Save a word document locally? What does that mean? I can save it without being online? How do I save something as a PDF? What's a PDF? In my folder? What's a folder?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
Millennials are the last generation that will natively understand how computers work and when we are gone the world will fall into a dark age.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
so what did they do together instead?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
When she says Ninomae came over she means me.
When she says Ninomae slid the GPU into the GPU slot she was referring to the sex we had.

In short, me and Bae had sex.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
>>71315899
zoomer here, we still understand computers, it's gen alpha that has absolutely zero clue.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Bae has high EQ. She does a very good job of showing vulnerability to others in a way that’s endearing and not uncomfortable.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316382
equalizer?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
>Anon wasted his time learning how computers work
>Bae spent her time learning useful skills like cooking on the wok over a gas stove

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Girls are cutest when retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Why is she doing this thing where she refers to herself in 3rd person?
It's really fucking cringe. I'm physically recoiling reading that xweet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Takobaelz winning

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315899
It souns like boomer talk but it's true. Moder devices are so streamlined young people are losing tech literacy.
We're gonna be like tech priests in the future. Writing in the command line will be regarded as some ancient sacred ritual by the normies.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
>NOOOOO THATS NOT POSSIBLE GEN Z ARE THE MOST TECH LITERATE GENERATION TO EXIST!!!!
No one actually believes this. All zoomers know is how to swipe a touchscreen.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316325
Saw a short from that Thor guy on YouTube. He said that when they were doing game demos for children that he realized nobody could use a keyboard, so he swapped it out with a controller. He then noticed that half the children went past the controller and touched the monitor instead. I think the kids may be fucked.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
>>71315670
>>71315717
>>71315899
>>71315941
>>71316131
>>71316325
>>71316382
>>71316437
>>71316453
>>71316520
>>71316548
>>71316693
>>71316953
>>71316954
>>71317041
deja vu

[Anonymous No.]

>>71317173
I've just been in this place before

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Someone correct her

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
I'm 24 and I can do these things, but the first time my sister asked me for help with some school stuff I got really confused about her Word having an online function.
>t. Finance grad who simulates portfolio choice models in Python

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316953
Easy to use hard to build.
Only people that go out of their way will know how to do any sort of maintenance work, no matter how basic it is.

You can already see this happen with the brain dead apple users. They literally get scammed by the company just because they don't know or care to know any better.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316453
>wasted his time learning how the main tool in modern society works
>wasted
lmao

[Anonymous No.]

>>71319995
I get hired as a proctor sometimes for highschool exams, and for the last 3 years the students have been beyond help. In a class of 23 people, a couple of gamer looking dudes know how to save documents locally by themselves and the rest need help saving something locally, as a PDF and then afterwards finding the document because they have never used folders before. Some of them would be 21-22 by now. I suppose it is because of touch screen electronics.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71317041
Oh god...

[Anonymous No.]

>>71320412
Superior gamer intellect. Gen Alpha has some decent ones in it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71320412
Programs - Oh, I mean "apps" - are just too streamlined now. The program has a fixed folder where it saves and loads data to and from. App Store/PlayStore/Whatever Store downloads and installs your apps and games at the click of a button. If you're using iOS or MacOS, you don't have to deal with drivers at all.

I remember reading "Grapes of Wrath" where it seems like half the people could repair their cars on their own. Nowadays, only mechanics and a few hobbyists can do that. This will be the future of tech literacy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71320354
the only one who needs to know how computer works is tech support and office drones. the people who run society only need to have social skills and know how to play golf.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
retard (affectionate)

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316325
depends on when the zoomer was born. a lot of zoomers can only use chromebooks/ios and not actually things like PCs

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
spbp

[Anonymous No.]

She’s gonna pop out a keycap in her new keyboard and think she permanently broke it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
How is she even a vtuber and does even know basics when it comes to pc. Do women ever bother to use their heads other than to suck dicks and look pretty? Jesus christ baelz.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
As a punishment, Ina mating pressed her twice before leaving.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
kek

[Anonymous No.]

>>71331214
Yeah, Anon... because if you get hired as a driver, you definitely need to know how to build a car engine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
Yup, most zoomers don't know what files and folders even are. Everyday computer hardware is like magic to them.

https://archive.is/8come

[Anonymous No.]

>>71328334
>technological literacy is when you use windows

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
She is cute for setting up a bonding experience over making a PC together, that is honestly some based shit. Makes me like her more. Also shout out to senpai Ina for coming to help her Kouhai with her new PC!

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316382
Emotional Intelligence is not a thing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71319483
I will as soon as I can recover from this herniated disk

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316953
But do we get bitching cool robes and robot arms and tentacles and shit though?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333431
>technological literacy
>windows
thanks for the chuckle

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333230
Skill issue.

[Anonymous No.]

Has she shown off her new keyboard yet?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71328054
>the people who run society
You mean tech support people? It makes me remember the story of the guy who would plug the internet cable of his company and plug it back after a few hours just to be praised for working so hard.
The lives of dozens of people depended on him and his whim.

[Anonymous No.]

takoyaki press

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
they're called directories you zoomer

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333543
Your mechadendrites didn't come in the mail?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
not knowing folders is wild to me. i blame the push for making everything apps

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333471
If that were true this site wouldn’t exist

[Anonymous No.]

I always thought myself as a tech illiterate milenial, but at least I still know most of the basic things needed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Why do people assume? why do people not just read the fucking manual?
Failing that, watch one of the 1000+ youtube videos that cover this shit.
Or just web search it or download and play PC Building Simulator or just don't be retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336168
You're supposed to get some in the mail?! Did I join the wrong tech cult? I only got robes and a book

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336168
i only recived a pipebomb in my mail

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336568
The last manual I bothered reading had errors in it and I had to go online to find the errata.
Never again.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
I was only pretending to be retarded -Hakos Baelz

[Anonymous No.]

>>71335577
>Has she shown off her new keyboard yet?
Yes, but in a members post. Bubble75, Jerrzi Tu linear.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333378
technically a zoomer here i understand the parts in my pc and the files do not expect me to take it apart without a tutorial or outside help i spent way too much so if i fuck up and break something its just a "welp guess im not using this for a few months"

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
I was Interviewed for a position as an IT professor at a high school. I explained I knew C, C++ and Matlab. They said they just needed someone to explain zoomers not to write the entire email in the subject line.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337007 (me)
I forgot to mention I'm also an early zoomer, so people became retarded in less than 10 fucking years.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336824
>technically a zoomer here i understand the parts in my pc and the files do not expect me to take it apart without a tutorial or outside help
That's all fine and dandy, but
>so if i fuck up and break something its just a "welp guess im not using this for a few months"
NGMI

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336784
>$350
>before you add switches and keycaps
I might be a retard who bought a Realtek but at least I don't have whatever brain damage this is.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336267
"emotional intelligence" is a cope stupid people use to convince themselves they're smart in their own way. The truth is "EQ" is still just pattern recognition and logical reasoning. You can't have high "EQ" without also having a high IQ.
The "High IQ, low EQ" stereotype is a few things:
- Smart people being assholes, emotionally intelligent but don't care about how people around them feel.
- Autistic and socially awkward because of it, though higher-IQ autists tend to be higher-functioning because they're able to regulate their own emotions and mask better, both of which require emotional intelligence.
- People who aren't actually high IQ but they have specialized knowledge that other stupid people mistake for intelligence. They completely fall apart when facing novel situations that don't line up with their training and that includes social competency.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337207
The keyboard hobby is cancerous

[Anonymous No.]

this would have been a non issue if the CPU had integrated graphics. who the fuck buys KF processors

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336711
I guarantee the pre-built she got had a simple pamphlet that would have said "before plugin in and powering on the PC please install the supplied GPU"
With a basic no shit Sherlock picture showing how to do it.

5 sec of observation probably would have saved two people half a day.
I've fired people for less.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337007
>they just needed someone to explain zoomers not to write the entire email in the subject line
holy shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316453
>wok
>gas stove
Ok I get it you like to watch uncle roger

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337007
>They said they just needed someone to explain zoomers not to write the entire email in the subject line.
at this rate my knowledge on using paint will allow me to do technical courses to zoomzooms

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337524
real life isn't tv you can't fire people that easily

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316325
Na man. My fucken granddaughters and grandsons are so tech illiterate it's embarrassing and there zoomers. Tell there parents to smarten up and teach them this shit but the kids have 0 interest in this shit and refuse to learn.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337007
This is fucking amazing for my job security

[Anonymous No.]

>>71338196
>My fucken granddaughters and grandsons
O-OJIISAN?!

[Anonymous No.]

>>71320412
I have a buddy who is early Gen X, known him for almost 15 years. He works in IT. He hates dealing with younger people because none of them have basic computer skills and often struggle even with shit like password resets. There is sort of a mid to late gen X and early Millennial generation that grew up with traditional computers that are proficient with at least basic use. But Zoomers and later gens (and the now mostly retired Boomers) are clueless about operating anything other than an iPhone.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71337786
You know other countries don't share the same laws right?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316325
Man I know this girl, she is already half a year in her career. She is studying software development.
I fucking shit you not, I had this conversation with her last monday
>Ok, this program (She calls them applications) also needs to be installed together with this other one. You know how to install programs, right?
>... No I don't.
It wasn't a misunderstanding, she did not knew how to be sure when a program is installed. She once told me to help her get the MAC address of her laptop and send me the instructions video her teacher recorded for her.
The old bastard was still using fucking XP and she bought a Win11 laptop to study when she got into the school.
dude, future gens are FUCKED. Might as well shut the entire thing once we millennials are all dead before AI takes over.

[Anonymous No.]

This is actually part of Bae’s master plan to get Ina to move in with her in Japan. She’s talked plenty of times of wanting and trying to convince Ina to move to Japan and live together.

[Anonymous No.]

Is there a checklist of basic tech shit a person should be able to do? I want to know if I'm fucked or not.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71338196
>computer learning is now an infinite Aladdin's cave of endless bullshit
I told them this was where Microsoft culture was leading, we all did. They wanted it to be tiered so fucking bad is the thing, they want white foremen bleeding money overseeing 12 mexicans they picked up at Home Depot, just like every other industry. They want creepy apprenticeships with people who don't want an apprentice and endless, endless tiny qualifications and classes that are 70 bucks a session. Code "boot camps" and endless bullshit to make it look like a topic that's only as complicated as we make it is just another deep cave of already determined complexity from which the Ore of Get Me More Money is extracted. If one day people could occasionally be crushed to death in a LOTO checklist incident while programming that would probably be amazing to them, that way they could have a shitty funeral where their kid becomes an embittered drug addict just like everyone else.

The one industry that could have been anything anyone wanted immediately had a giant iron collar shoved onto it's neck by boomers and will basically never recover during our lifetimes, the culture will continue to be boot camp tralala and On Wednsdays We Kode stem girls horseshit until we're all dust because we allowed our boomer parents to tell us what "business" consisted of when for them it's just a series of repetitive images of people in uniforms. And work from home? Oh god of course not, of course it's time to freak out that someone might not be psychically harassed by a know nothing manager who got his position by being a gay little fixer bully who lucked out a couple of times.

Yeah fuck programming, it's like meeting an alien shapeshifter who's decided the best representation of humanity is a teletubby voting democrat. If they could find a way to make you die at 52 from exhaustion from programming they would add it immediately.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71340185
if you understand what Bae is talking about in the OP and how Ina fixed it you're probably fine.
on the other hand if you're asking this question in the first place you're probably fucked

[Anonymous No.]

>>71340185
>You know how to power up a computer?
>You know what to plug and where in the "outside" of the computer?
>You know how to input your password? implying also how to use a KB&M
>You know what "storage" is?
>you know how to install/uninstall and run programs?
>You know how to run and disinfect shit with Microsoft Defender?
>You know what is and how to use an internet browser?
OPTIONAL BUT HELPS STOPPING DIGITAL AIDS
>You know what's an AdBlocker?

That's it, the common user doesn't need anything else. You don't need to know how to install a harddrive, how to clean a tower, fuck, even setting up printers has been streamlined to just plug and play. You can pay other people to do that. When I was a kid, I met other kids that couldn't even do question one so go imagine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71340866
>>71340913
Hooray, I'm not fucked!

[Anonymous No.]

>>71340185
I'm helping interview accounting candidates at work. General computing skills have become so poor that we had to start asking real basic initial questions to get anywhere.

"Do you use keyboard shortcuts?" and, "Can you write formulas in Excel?" filter over half of all candidates. For an accounting job.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71340361
TL;DR
100 words or less

[Anonymous No.]

>>71336568
>watch one of the 1000+ youtube videos that cover this shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDbHnRWSXTk
if only it were that easy

[Anonymous No.]

>>71338196
>there
>there
Back to 2nd grade, Gramps

[Anonymous No.]

>>71341448
Listen mate. The only "people" that care about there, their, they're are liberal art cucks and esl shitters.

[Anonymous No.]

I love this rat so much, bros

[Anonymous No.]

>>71341747
>dumb
>monolingual
>and proud
NGMI

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Ina to the rescue

[Anonymous No.]

>>71340185
The average person should be able to boot up a computer, know how to plug in keyboards, monitors, and USB devices, browse programs and search folders to locate files in Windows for starters. Most people really should be able to install and uninstall programs, operate anti-virus software, manage passwords and password resets, and use Word or a similar program with basic proficiency.

Basic proficiency with Excel is often extremely helpful too but not strictly required. The only other thing I can think of is maybe learning how to swap printer cartridges (not hard) and how to plug and unplug your cable modem/router.

[Anonymous No.]

>enter thread for cute rat
>it's filled with autistic thechtards with a superiority complex

[Anonymous No.]

>>71344058
>dorky rat has dorky fans

[Anonymous No.]

>>71339719
Maybe it'll all work out, AI will be doing all the coding anyway.
As an added bonus, when we start getting AI to code better AI we'll end up with a super intelligent skynet overlord.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71339719
based xp chad, the last good OS

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333471
>>71336267
>>71337300
The best argument against "emotional intelligence" is just taking a look at the tests that purport to measure it. They are basically just surveys that ask you if you are emotionally intelligent or not forty times.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315899
Early millennials maybe.
Even then I doubt most people will pull out a multimeter to test broken components or solder in new parts instead of just replacing a whole pcb.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315670
Does she even have tentacles anymore?

[Anonymous No.]

This thread is too tame if you're someone who frequents /pcbg/ on /g/
Also dumb Rat is kinda cute.

[Anonymous No.]

whoops

[Anonymous No.]

>>71317041
All I see is anon repeating the words "job security" over and over. Is this happening to anyone else?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71344624
>fans
nah it's just catalogfags being themselves. They feel the need to reply to everything and feel superior

[Anonymous No.]

>>71341747
>smug about not even being able to use your own language correctly
burger-chama...

[Anonymous No.]

>>71335692
>who would unplug the internet cable of his company and plug it back after a few hours just to be praised for working so hard.
Absolute kek

[Anonymous No.]

>>71333378
Neither sides of that image is accurate.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
I'm a millenial and I gave up on tech literacy.
>Know how Windows works, MS keeps fucking around with it becuase why not?
>Get into more nitty gritty stuff, realize I have no idea how most shit works and have to blindly trust others, who blindly trust others, who blindly trust others, because tech is so specialzied and everyone wants to make their own apps, linux distro, etc.
It's pretty much impossible to keep up with tech unless it's your job and even then you're still stuck with blind faith in others as you work on your won little niche, or you be a jack of all trades who doesnn't really know anything.

TLDR; Computers are increasingly complex, have more and more people working on them, and everyone builds new shit hoping the foundations don't break while not knowing what the foundations are/were.

>>71325649
Even cars are harder to work with. Shit like prioritizing bulding them over repair means it's easy to build but time consuming to take things out to repair minor faults, then you have the fact cars are now adding shit like computers and software so you add complexity and now a mechanic can't do shit because a car company locked the heating seats behind a subscription. Or they just seal shit away to make it hard to access, then you need a ton of specialist tools to actually work on a car, etc.

Even mechanics I know hate working on cars these days because of how they are made.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71344058
Turns out the topic and related stuff is more amusing than the rat

[Anonymous No.]

>>71352928
/g/ absolutely expects better out of people but are super jaded, and /pcbg/ relies on "rituals" and evidence from trusted sources without understanding why. I've mostly stopped posting outside of niche generals about actually programming, tech jobs and the occasional product release where people can actually discuss stuff like micro-architecture and hardware on a deep level because most of that board is now brand circlejerking most of the time and tech help.
>>71363316
No one can conceivably know what is happening at every layer of what is going on with various things, and modern society is built upon everyone trusting each other they are experts of their chosen field and keeps things working as good as possible to get real world work and other things done. Just get enough understanding about what is happening like a rough idea of how a computer gets built up from sand and how everything is coordinated together to give us our modern computing experience. That gave me a deeper appreciation for computing and led me to in the end, I chose to specialize in Linux and get paid for it even though I went into the field expecting to go into chipmaking for my electrical engineering degree.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71365551
>and /pcbg/ relies on "rituals" and evidence from trusted sources without understanding why
good technopriests

[Anonymous No.]

>>71331214
She knew what was wrong. She just wanted Ina to come over so they could fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71342441
>>71342786
holy cute

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316325
Other Zoomer here.
No we do not.

[Anonymous No.]

OOOOFFFF (x24)

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315670
Kek
>>71351275
Yes

[Anonymous No.]

>>71320412
>and the rest need help saving something locally
How is that possible? Isn't that the default? Why would you save anything online?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71342636
>Has grandchildren
He already made it, anon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71317041
link?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
She has a master's degree in computer science btw.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
>>71315899
>>71316325
>tfw
The lack of computer education among kids born after 2000 or so is because computer lab courses were defunded during the general trend towards defunding everything not specfifically beneficial towards pensioners which was spearheaded by the baby boomer generation out of self-interest. This is similar to how most of gen y and gen z were 'latecomers' to getting driver's licenses, their parents not understanding that school classes educating kids in driving were defunded in the 1990s.

A lot of people fundamentally do not understand the concept of "a good education, a good teacher" anymore, they just think if you spend money or plob a kid near a book they will somehow acquire knowledge by osmosis- leading to ballooning university costs with dumber and dumber university grads. People seem to have lost a very necessary understanding of education as being something that has to be quality and actually teach you and that people don't just learn by existing.

This probably won't end until generation boomer is finally dead since they by far fall into the "I know how to change a tire why doesn't my teenage grandson somehow know how to do it from birth what a loser lmao" shit, unable to understand you need to teach people if you want knowledge to be passed on.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315399
Pffft... this is funny.
>>71315941
Probably nothingburger since the PC was already built to begin with.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316693
How do you win something that doesn’t exist?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315717
If there's one thing I've learned working with gen z, it's that nobody learns how to troubleshoot if everything just werks.

>zoomer coworker is a self-proclaimed gamer nerd that builds pcs
>raged whenever a webpage or program took longer than 10 seconds to load
>could not comprehend why downloading a bunch of unauthorized third party programs on his work computer was a bad idea
>didn't understand how torrenting works
>thought 4chan was dark web

[Anonymous No.]

>>71338852
Note how the countries where it's harder to fire people are the ones that are going to shit faster (if only slightly).

[Anonymous No.]

>>71378646
Bae? Sauce?

[Anonymous No.]

I want to go back to the timeline where Bae calls Vesper for help and they make a stream out of it and Bae goes crosseyed when Vesper has to explain what VGA is.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71317248
Is that Mel?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71391448
Yes

[Anonymous No.]

This entire thread is just full of old men whining about how good things were back in my day

[Anonymous No.]

>>71393106
You wouldn't understand.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71316453
What if I can do both

[Anonymous No.]

>>71378958
>they just think if you spend money or plob [sp] a kid near a book they will somehow acquire knowledge by osmosis
>The lack of computer education among kids born after 2000 or so is because computer lab courses were defunded during the general trend towards defunding everything not specfifically [sp] beneficial towards pensioners

So, throwing money at the problem is both bad and pointless, and also good and should be demanded. Thanks for the info.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71378958
I just thought about it and elementary school/middle school only taught typing (which I never picked up despite always doing the lessons), school never taught me anything about files, file types, folders and other basic shit. I learned most of that at the library around 2013/2014 messing around and using stuff like adobe and Photoshop cs6. Before that I figured enough out to get Minecraft mods working on my younger brother's phone, which is how I learned to hate my old apple tablet. Stuff like Google classroom and the other stuff bundled was all that was used in class. It got turned into a standard.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71378239
His grandchildren are dumb as bricks. Pyrrhic victory.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71378958
Computer education has always sucked
it was either a selective course that cost extra or was some joke of a course offered by the public system that was using 10 year old shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>71362333
Left side is more accurate

[Anonymous No.]

>>71334727
who is this cutie?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71398073
Depends on the OS and the file system.
Android, iOS and ChromeOS want you to believe that image on the left is how they work.
Windows, Linux and macOS want you to believe the right is how computers work.

An accurate "how computers work" for filesystems would not be a big pile of documents, but mixed-size pieces of documents with arrows between the pieces, and other arrows pointing to those arrows.
Unless we're talking about ZFS, in which case it is, in fact, literally a tree. A tree that uses all of your RAM.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71398119
Cyan Nyan

[Anonymous No.]

Look at me
We are the old men yelling at clouds about how the younger generation is weak and soft and dumb now

[Anonymous No.]

>>71402277
the cloud is just someone else's computer

[Anonymous No.]

>>71402367
kek

[Anonymous No.]

>>71317041
can't find this, "thor" is too much of a search dominating word
got a link? or the guy's channel name or smth?

[Anonymous No.]

>>71378346
>>71403352
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/D1dv39-ekBM
found it

[Anonymous No.]

>>71315670
Yes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71393694
>[sp]
You are the redditest redditor that came from reddit and spewed your midwittery here.

I'll make it simple for you retard- cutting actual educational programs is bad, you should spend money on actual educational programs. Throwing 1 million bucks at a private school is bad, if they don't teach you anything of value, but people mistake expensive cost of education for good education.

Your stupidity is the product of your poor education, your midwittery is also a result of that. SAD!

[Anonymous No.]

>>71389940
That's not what sauce means, newfaggot. Don't pervert 4chan memes to ask for source??!? like a redditor.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71403402
Grimm.

[Anonymous No.]

>>71407379
Just say you made it up

[Anonymous No.]

>>71403402
to be fair I also catch myself going to touch the screen when someone hand me a laptop

[Anonymous No.]

>>71409403
my mom does the same when I try to teach her the laptop, she's only ever used her phone for stuff, it's a real thing

[Anonymous No.]

>>71407352
Says the dumbass Communist who can't spell for shit.
No, I'm sure that we can save the world if we just give shitty teachers more money. Then they'll be less shitty. That's how it works, right? Pay morons more money and it magically makes them not morons.
Expecting students to learn necessary skills because they're necessary? Realizing that education on basic computer skills would reasonably fit into numerous other courses and doesn't need its own special publicly funded program to exist? Whoa, now you're talking crazy!
Go fuck yourself, parasite.

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>>71315899
First and last tech savvy generaiton...

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>>71412486
Don't forget Gen X.

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>>71315717
lol

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Sexy idiot

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>>71315399
Clown rrat gonna clown...

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>>71409403
Fuwa...

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>>71419331
Need

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>>71338196
>>71367799
oldest zoomers are 27 rn no cap

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>>71378646
CompSci graduates have no idea how computers work on the hardware level.
All they know is how to make websites.

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>>71315717
"Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it."
Man... A zoomer is just gonna hit me with the equivalent of "okay millenial" in a couple of years, I just feel it.