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Cicero912 t1_j25mjk2 wrote

Reply to comment by SsiSsiSsiSsi in Ohio Supreme Court says insurance policy does not cover ransomware attack on software by homothebrave

Is it? Theres only a small slice of people who are knowledgeable. A lot of people growing up nowadays/past few years have absolutely 0 knowledge of how to use tech unless its an app.

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Lykeuhfox t1_j25r7w7 wrote

Case and point - the image used for a ransomware article is in HTML...

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GreenAdvance t1_j25xije wrote

Case in point, all the comments here defending the company and saying the ruling is incorrect.

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komAnt t1_j25vr89 wrote

Would you have preferred some proprietary source code instead? Or perhaps a dump of their users PII? I'm all for computer literacy but some of these comments are sensationalist. This is the same generation mining cryptocurrency and influencing stock markets as retail investors. Proponents for fixing climate change. An electorate with the highest voter turnout in the history of the country. Wouldn't write them off easily.

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Kahrg t1_j25pias wrote

They are too busy doom scrolling on tiktok to learn valuable skills. :)

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Cicero912 t1_j25rvx8 wrote

No, they just aren't taught anymore because "oh they've grown up with tech, they know what they are doing"

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pm_me_your_buttbulge t1_j25x4be wrote

I dunno, I'd rather explain how to install an AdBlock to the younger folks than a 60+ year old.

My cousin who grew up with this has Asperger's Syndrome and is still significantly easier to explain tech to than... basically anyone that's 50+.

So while I get the hate that's, I truly suspect is jealousy or something, it's simply just not the case.

When it comes to tech, I'll gamble with the younger folks over the older folks who specifically refuse to learn it (e.g. practically all politicians).

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