I'm on the older end of Gen Xers and at least the nerdier half of us not only know how to use computers, but we've seen the whole evolution of home computing since the Altair. We know in a way you never can why goto is considered harmful.

I know younger millennials and older gen Z and they both can use computers just fine. The oldest Gen Z are nearly 30 now.

It's not just younger Gen X. I'm oldish Gen X and loads of us were programming computers for fun from the late 1970s on. By the early 1990s you couldn't really avoid computers, and you couldn't use them without at least a basic level of understanding. By that time many of us had been using them for a decade or more. It's those who grew up without computers (before they became common) and those who grew up with iPhones that have a problem with tech.

That would be the xennials.

I'm sure they're used to it and therefore are all like "meh, whatever".

Ah. You're likely in the wrong job for it then. They are incredibly popular in any sort of digital paperwork job.

Just about every financial institution will use PDFs. Now editing PDFs, that’s slightly different (but only so slightly). Used to be you had to use a certain tech giant’s monolithic and expensive software to create/edit PDFs, but these days it’s second nature; maybe to the point that you’ve stopped noticing?

I’m curious. What other format you have to send and receive documents?

It's just you.

God I WISH that were true because I personally fucking hate them.

They have unfortuantely become a standard for sharing documents because they can be opened on a browser, on almost any device.