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As a kid I had to learn to use commands to start and operate computers. People used to install their own dial up modems and other hardware as a matter of routine usage. Nothing came installed by default. Nothing was user friendly. But people learned how to use it and over time it got easier. Those are all “normies”
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nobody 2y ago

The average person did not have a computer when it was common for people to service their own. They were a luxury item. I made all my extra money as a teen doing that for them. Back when knowing how to make a computer do something made you a Computer Wizard.

We literally sit in exactly that spot in history on Nostr I think. We have a great thing, the early adopters are here tinkering.

Except it’s also Mac vs. PC all over again.

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corndalorian 2y ago

It’s a similar pattern with all technology adoption. I’d say we’re even pre-early adopters. The innovators.

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nobody 2y ago

Yes 🫂

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corndalorian 2y ago

🫂🫡