There must’ve been more than 7 devs working on it right? Right?

Every platform had 8 users at one point!

There are dozens of us!

Everybody else uses a first name or birthday combo

Conveniently left out the relevant part:

However, they (they as in Gen Z) are far less (less as in compared with the Millennials) adept at understanding how to use technology to create useful solutions to their business challenges — for example, using Outlook to send e-mail, Word to prepare documents, Excel to analyze data and PowerPoint to communicate through presentations.

This, togheter with the previous paragraph which you mentioned, is talking about a direct comparison of Gen Z and Millennials and it directly states Gen Z is less tech savvy than Millennials.

This study does not say at all that tech literacy has been declining.

But it does, like multiple times, even on paragraphs you quoted.

I provide you with multiple sources explaining how tech literacy is declining, you keep saying they don’t compare. What do you think less means? What do you think declining means? It means they are comparing.

Try wasting someone else’s time lmao

Nowhere have they been compared

less equipped

Can’t do the reading for you…

This stuff has been talked about for at least 5 years. Here’s two studies that have come to the same conclusions. By The University of Toledo and the ICILS EU.

“The assumption is that because Gen Z and even millennials spend a considerable amount of time on technology that they are technology savvy,” Irish said, according to WorkLife.

“This is a huge misconception. Sadly, neither watching TikTok videos nor playing Minecraft fulfills the technology brief.”

Unfortunately, Gen Z may be less equipped for the future of technical work than we think. The key reason is that traditional education is not preparing the new generation for a digitally-driven job market. A recent study from Dell, which surveyed 15,000 Gen Z members, found that 37% of them feel that schools are not adequately preparing them for the demands of a digital world. Furthermore, 56% have received minimal to no digital skills education.

Across the nation, the basic skills of reading and comprehension have been devalued over recent years, intellectual curiosity among younger generations has grown weaker, and AI is rapidly replacing human thought.

No need to be an asshole about it. Their point about the next generation becoming less technological literate has been widely discussed and isn’t even a controversial opinion.

Here’s a few sources discussing this

OOP programming in PHP is pretty fun, keeping up with it’s deprecations and vulnerabilities is not

I’ve yet to meet someone not using it because of that meme

Thanks, those are awesome! I’ll be adding my own site to both

I’ve recently found the indieweb, from their website:

The IndieWeb is a people-focused alternative to the “corporate web”.

We are a community of independent and personal websites based on the principles of: owning your domain and using it as your primary online identity, publishing on your own site first (optionally elsewhere), and owning your content.

Thanks for the source, super interesting read! I would’ve guessed 1-5% as well.

Questions in surveys like this are sometimes repeated with slight variations to get more accurate results.

Mostly the people making the decisions, but don’t feel too bad, the EU is rapidly shifting to the right as well. The main positive takeaway is I’ve never seen the EU this unified.

I am, and I recognise their value, but it’s not worth 43 million.

A non-issue? Nepotism burning through €43 million a year is a non-issue?

I personally know two people who’ve cancelled US trips, one of which is because she’s gay.

Really wondering when they’ll realise just how fucked they are.

Belgian chiming in, people here really have* developed a strong distaste for the US. I’d say 90% of people I know don’t care at all for the monarchy, but this is blasted in the news as an example no one is safe from USA’s shenanigans.

Professors and Universities are condemning this, it’s such a major step in the wrong direction once again.