When I see someone double-click a hyperlink

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Cinderhazed15@reddit

Seeing someone highlight text with their mouse, navigate up into the edit menu, click copy….

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BoringExperience5345@reddit

I still do that, but I rarely use my laptop. I’m almost exclusively working on my phone.

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epidemicsaints@reddit

Watch me dazzle them with my Alt-Tab wizard hands.

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caramelpupcorn@reddit

You can extra freak them out by quickly swipe texting on your phone instead of painfully typing in words, letter by letter.

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TopRedacted@reddit

I've done tech support for a long time. None of us are immune. Gen Z is inventing new ways to use computers worse than before.

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_TheWolfOfWalmart_@reddit

It's actually amazing seeing how so much of Gen Z lacks absolute, basic fundamental technical knowledge despite being the first gen to truly grow up with this stuff from the beginning.

You wouldn't believe how many don't even know what folders are.

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I didn't realize how bad this was until recently. It's like no one under 35 knows how to use basic MS Office or google programs. Forget trying to explain One Drive, email etiquette, file naming conversions..

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Additional_Data_Need@reddit

They get offended when you tell them how to take a screenshot, so we just get an endless stream of photos of computer screens.

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TopRedacted@reddit

They do not give a shit about file extensions or folder structures. It's why they constantly want 15 top level SharePoint groups for the exact same thing but with slightly different names and people on it.

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_TheWolfOfWalmart_@reddit

We made the damn computers too easy for them.

*shakes fist at clouds*

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TopRedacted@reddit

I really want an old iMac to threaten people with. Keep messing around and it's back to 1999.

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enters_and_leaves@reddit

But I want an old iMac. Those had Odell Down Under and Oregon Trail on them.

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HomelessKitchenCat@reddit

They didnt have the experience any of the rudimentary phases of computing. Just entering prompts in MSDOS was fundamental back then. It would be a nightmare for most kids these days.

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Awesam@reddit

Do tell!

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TopRedacted@reddit

Using Canva to reinvent the outlook calendar in a way that works way worse but looks adorable.

Doing everything in audio notes and expecting there to be a way to make that convert to planner.

Sending meeting time picker links instead of just replying to an email with something that would take less than a paragraph to answer.

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