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Well, not all. I remember when the TRS-80 was on the market. So many people learned how to program BASIC at a reasonable cost.

I’d wager that the majority of the people on this sub are late genX and early millennial AKA Xillennials. I am.

Bruh you're a boomer I'm gen z and remember going to radio shack

Shitloads of us do. Are you under the impression most of our userbase are zoomers? That is not the case. Seems to me we actually have a pretty good cross section from each of the generations.

I do. In fact, my first job out of high school in 1990 was for Tandy Corp. Radio Shacks parent company.

LMAO. I should have taken the pic with 6,000,000 on the display.

Nothing bans you for dividing by 6 mil.

You make up shit for your past and have changed it. So no, you aren't doxxing yourself.

It is.a not necessarily a natural corporate governance thing. It's that throw away culture has become so common that companies have adapted.

I remember reading a while back about how "Americans" (whatever the fuck that term means anymore) prefer to buy a new shirt every year than to pay twice as much for a shirt that lasts three years. Buying the better shirt is better both for the wardrobe and the wallet, but the dopamine hit from "buying something" is worth more to "Americans" than actually wearing quality clothing.

This is just one example.