[DamonHD]

1) Please don't be so rude or attack me.

2) You said "entire generation of people [that] don't use browser at all": I only need to find one counter-example to falsify your sweeping claim. It's bad hype. Please try nuance.

[tonyhart7]

because its clearly so out of touch and delusional

just research any asian country and it would tell you otherwise

[DamonHD]

Please stop making personal attacks, and also please stop making unsupportable sweeping generalisations.

[tonyhart7]

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[tomhow]

As your fellow community member pointed out, this style of commenting is against the guidelines. Users who repeatedly attack other users end up being banned, and and we don't like banning people, so please make a effort to keep your comments within the guidelines in future.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[DamonHD]

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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