Hipsters are a sub set of Millennials. Since you seem to be in charge of them can I officially be declared not a Millennial. I was born in 1983 so I am borderline.
For alcohol, hipsters and a decent amount of millennials do seem to like IPAs. As a millennial, I just don’t get it, IPAs are fvcking disgusting, all of them.
Who the fvck doesn't like tacos, tots, and asian bowls, period? Only unpatriotic communists, that's who.
Yeah, something like this. I mean, who the hell has a desktop these days besides 1) Old people or 2) People who are programmers or other computer intensive jobs or 3) PC gamers or 4) Russian hackers Chromebooks, tablets with connective bluetooth keyboard and / or mouse, or just giant phones.
Well, I mean, hiring gramps with his jitterbug cellphone that has buttons the size of quarters probably won't end well when he's the manager or your digital media / social media marketing team. Or anything to do with tech. Hell, my father-in-law was some sort of management type (not super high up, but not the bottom of the totem poll either) with P&G until recently. He's retired now, and is taking a couple college classes locally for fun. He took one about how to use Facebook. *checks phone* yes, it is 2019, and we still have people that don't know how to use Facebook. Also, if you still use Facebook regularly as your primary social platform and have no idea what Tik Tok, Snap, or Insta (a.k.a. 'The Gram') are and don't know how to use them, you're old LOL, give up on social media. Social media is trash that is slowly decaying us as a society anyway, but hey, check out this link to InfoWars and this Grumpy Cat meme.
Age discrimination is illegal. My dad, who's in his 80s now, actually introduced me to computers nearly 50 years ago, pre-Pong (Google it), at his mainframe at work. I'm the Luddite in my family. I just relinquished my Blackberry for an I-phone last month. My dad has designs on the I-pad Sprint gave me for free when I traded in the Blackberry. "You don't know how to use it anyway," he said.
My Chromebook - which I bought off of an older relative who didn't know what horrors awaited her - has been rendered useful by the installation of chrx with Gallium (pronounced "marshmallow with Gallium"). But only barely useful, since the display is far too small to be of use for anything but full screen browsing. Not a lot of compiling going on, either - the storage is puny. Maybe some Python trickeration. Certainly excellent for administration of all devices in the house, because ssh doesn't require anything fancy and the browser covers the rest. Also excellent for penetration testing, hopefully.
Ah, youth. Where confusing using technology with designing or creating it actually earns you points with similar "users" and literally no one else. I thought Bookface was uncool. Not embarrassed to have never used it. Gibberish gibbers.
It's for people that don't use Android or iStuff. Fewer people use it than used Windows Phone. There are a number of schools that bought a bunch of Chrome books a couple of years ago. My son got one. Never used it. See also: Google Docs.
You realize that ChromeOS is a a nerfed Android, right? Including that you can install from Google Play? Of course Android is nerfed itself. Google docs is shit, itself nerfed, and intentionally further nerfed on browser/OS combos Google doesn't like, entirely for nontechnical reasons.