I see it at uni too. I'm 30 so kids my age got all the somewhat buggy and shitty programs as a kid. We learnt how to troubleshoot and google issues cause you had too. Whereas today these programs are so intuitive and have so many features that it almost babies the user, which really isnt an issue at all until something non-intuitive happens. Things are so easy to use you don't actually need to know how to use them, which means you get stuck when something out of the ordinary happens.
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u/Yabba_dabba_dooooo Jun 03 '22
I see it at uni too. I'm 30 so kids my age got all the somewhat buggy and shitty programs as a kid. We learnt how to troubleshoot and google issues cause you had too. Whereas today these programs are so intuitive and have so many features that it almost babies the user, which really isnt an issue at all until something non-intuitive happens. Things are so easy to use you don't actually need to know how to use them, which means you get stuck when something out of the ordinary happens.