Re:The Death of Partying in the USA
by torginus on Thursday July 10, 2025 @12:33PM
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I'm not quite sure if smartphones are still all that popular. With the rise of WFH, (and for Gen-Z, having a Covid lockdown college experience), most people are on actual computers and are sitting at home.
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Actual computers? People don't have those any more. Not even laptops. They have smartphones and they may have tablets.
I'm over-generalizing of course, but that's the vibe I get. It's because many, both older and younger, entirely skipped the whole personal computing thing.
The majority of web traffic has been mobile since the latter half of the 2010s.
Re:The Death of Partying in the USA
by steve_adams_86 on Friday July 11, 2025 @04:40PM
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Anecdotal, but my 15 and 16 year olds, along with their friends, generally dislike computers and think they're inefficient, inconvenient, and too hard to use for most purposes they associate with devices.
In other words, they have no idea what computers can do, and they just want the phone things that are easy to do on the phone.
I've tried to teach my kids about computers, but they're extremely resistant. They just don't care. Their friends don't either, except for one who is notably interested in everything.
Re:The Death of Partying in the USA
by throwaway2037 on Saturday July 12, 2025 @02:11AM
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> generally dislike computers and think they're inefficient, inconvenient, and too hard to use for most purposes they associate with devices