Male who remembers getting Chex Quest on CD-ROM in a cereal box
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Male who remembers Lucky Charms before they added those newfangled purple horseshoes.
60 / M / NYC suburbs
Age is not hardwired to things like posting behavior, personal views and affinity to technology. There are people younger than me who use their phone like my mom and write comments my grandpa would think are backwards thinking.
Totally, but I've seen several comments where people mention talking to their kids about topics, or other experiences that tend to lean a little older.
I’m a 50 ur old man.
I'm not as techy as the stereotype seems to portray, but otherwise, yeah, I'm a white guy in my 30's.
I thought i was non-techy but in my office I'm one of two people who can add a printer, so i guess it's all relative.
Same, I'm not really technical at all but because I can use formulas in Excel I'm Gandalf.
A V-Lookup? What witchcraft is this?
I'm a 40-something lawyer by training with an English degree, but I guess I like enough nerdy stuff and hung out with enough engineers and coders that I am not too far off from the expected.
20/f
I'm a dude beyond my 30's at this point. What would you guess is the demographics? I'd say that a typical being a 20s/30s M is about right, although it seems there's a higher portion of women and trans people here (or at least describing themselves as such).
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Are you looking for only people who access ActivityPub content via a Lemmy instance, or are other platforms allowed to respond?
Anyone.
Dude in his late 20s
I'm a fresh young 40yr old male. My joints.
Snap crackle pop joints slowly rise up.
That's my exact demo
21/m
53m
40s / M / Buffalo 'burbs
65 Male Pacific NW
I think it is younger guys more than anyone else. In what way do the comments not fit that ?
Of 30 answers, I counted 19 that are either older than 30s or non-male. Maybe 3/4 male and about half under 40?