Do you use keyboards in your country?

Until the 1990s, most people couldn't use keyboards.

>>212015967 (OP)
Gen Z is almost 30
They are going to blame everything on gen z for the next decade like they did with millennials until they realize gen alpha not only exists, but are only a few years away from being in college

>>212016052
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>>212016009
>what are typewriters

>>212016110
A machine that most people rarely or never used.

>>212015967 (OP)
>GenZ losing ability to use a keyboard
Let me guess, they mean that GenZ can't do 10 finger tipping, right? News flash, the majority of people only uses the 2 finger tipping technic anyways.

>>212016052
Also this. You can look up most news about GenZ and compare them to news about Millenials and they will match 1 to 1.

Speech to text is crazy good nowadays, there's also lots of work on tech to use hand gestures as input, all that plus agentic AI means mouse and keyboard are on the way out

>>212016273
>Speech to text is crazy good nowadays, there's also lots of work on tech to use hand gestures as input
all slower and less efficient than simply typing things with a keyboard for significant amounts of text(i.e. any work that involves text)

>>212016273
señoooooooooooooooor

>>212016245
>News flash, the majority of people only uses the 2 finger tipping technic anyways.
Literally how? I was never taught the “proper” typing technique and just naturally started using it after typing a lot.

>>212016273
What's the hand gesture for telling someone to kill themsevelves? I'd like to share it with (You).

>>212017994
You're more the exception than the rule I would say. Personally I just learned it, so I can write without looking at the key board and because it's apperantly faster.