One day we’ll be old and pc as we know it will be dead talking about, “back in my day you had to press win+r then type in %appdata% to get to the files you needed. Why? Nobody knew, but that’s how we did it.”
One day we’ll be old and pc as we know it will be dead talking about, “back in my day you had to press win+r then type in %appdata% to get to the files you needed. Why? Nobody knew, but that’s how we did it.”
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Think about it
Example;
“Boomers” today, say how they didn’t had phones, and had to tell people things manually and face to face
We might say in the future how we had phones and had to send messages or call others instead of how kids these day, I don’t know, sending messages telepathically
These kids will then later complain that they had to think about sending the message, and now kids these days do it automatically
Never ending process