This is wht bharatchan is dead af
k1K7fX
No.318853
This is quite sad.
As of 2021, the Indian youth population could be described as possessing low ICT skills. Just around two fifths could copy and move a file or folder or use the copy-and-paste tool to duplicate or move information within a document. Nearly three fourths of the youths were unable to send an email with attached file, whereas more than 90 per cent of youths could not use arithmetic formulae in spreadsheets, make PowerPoint presentations with presentation software or write a computer program using specialized programming language.
The rural–urban disadvantage far outstripped the disadvantage for women in relation to men in terms of ICT skills. For instance, 61 per cent of urban youths had capability of copying or moving a file and folder while only 34 per cent of rural youths had similar skill. And one fourth of urban youths could connect and install new devices (camera, modem, printer, etc.), while only 8 per cent of rural youths could do so.
JSjblF
No.318858
>>318853(OP)
now yuo see why the avg pajeet is a sub 80iq insect
ZNlBSt
No.318866
Another reason for it being most Jeet households literally don't have a computer (laptop or desktop), specially in rural areas.
And it isn't just coz no money, I personally think popularity of smartphones simply nuked the demand of PCs, for your average normie modern smartphone is enough for 99% of their internet needs.
JSjblF
No.318871
>>318866
that's true but smartphones these days are as capable if not more than PCs
ZNlBSt
No.318886
>>318871
>smartphones these days are as capable if not more than PCs
no yaar, that's only true for net surfing - social media, email etc.
cLqLbH
No.318901
>>318853(OP)
Bhch is dead because this userbase is 75% 18-21 years shitposting here to postpone studying for meme exams.
t/cEqf
No.318912
>>318901
This. Can confirm being a 17 year old meme exam aspirant.
But even when I’ll seize power from the goberment and become a leader I will still post here.
NQX6GJ
No.318914
>>318853(OP)
better bharatchan be dead than letting dehati youth post here, it would make it even worse
YcRIuZ
No.318915
>>318853(OP)
That's a lot of people who are tech literate.
NQX6GJ
No.318921
so this is from International Labour Organization India Employment Report 2024
cLqLbH
No.318931
hK+f4M
No.318935
>>318912
But that is my plan faggot.
hK+f4M
No.318936
>>318931
Why tho?
Hq9SRG
No.318965
NQX6GJ
No.318981
>>318936
bhch is 18+ site bro
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hK+f4M
No.318985
>>318981
I'm mentally 20+.
MHuY3E
No.319003
>>318921
Statistics for Dalits are understandable as they are genetically sub-human, extremely shameful for upper caste that 45% of their youth can't copy paste simple files, so much for muh history, muh genetics, maybe the rumours are true that half the upper castes are result of their mother's whorish tendencies. >>318921
F6FNc6
No.319041
>>318965
The A19 pro's single core performance is faster than the likes of Ryzen 9 9950X and i9-14900KS and when it comes to multi threaded tasks it beats many popular CPUs from the pre 2020 era such as i7-8700K and Ryzen 7 2700X.
Ofc despite having a higher multi core speed than the aforementioned older desktop CPUs the mobile SOC can't sustain that performance for nearly as long due to thermal throttling.
F6FNc6
No.319067
>>318886
Nah, both the Snapdragon 8 Elite & the A19 Pro are faster, more responsive, have faster hard drives, more/faster RAM, and vastly more powerful graphics cards than an older budget laptop
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cQ1joy
No.319072
>>318912
Mera bhai
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1XML4g
No.319084
>>318965
reminder that this is an impersonator
ge12Gb
No.319167
>>318853(OP)
>ICT skills
now what new sheit is this?
If it was the case then where is my job haeh???
2vRXO7
No.319217
>>318853(OP)
There’s no doubt that cobras and other venomous snakes were (and are) a source of danger in India and other places where they exist, even though they, like us and real alligators, are just trying to get by in a tough old world. However, at one point the cobra situation was so bad in the city of Delhi that the British authorities knew they must Do Something Stiff-Upper-Lipped and Totally British About It. A solution in the sporting spirit of fair play, too.
They put a bounty on dead cobras, paying anyone who could prove they had killed a cobra by bringing its dead body to the authorities. Seeing an opportunity, locals began to breed cobras, kill them, and produce their bodies for the bounty money. They kept on breeding cobras, and the authorities kept paying for the bodies. After all, it was a lot easier to raise and kill the cobras than go out and catch the wild ones lurking in cracks in house walls and shadowy corners. This way, there were always cobras and payments, and everyone was happy, apart from the dead cobras of course. The living ones had a job for life, breeding more cobras.
Eventually someone in authority twigged what was happening. “I say chaps, that’s just not cricket,” he said, removing the stack of dead cobras from his in-tray to his out-tray, crumpling up a handful of invoices, and aiming the paper ball in the general direction of the wastepaper basket (marked “Official WPB, strictly NO cobras to be placed in here”). He then took a sip of reviving Darjeeling, nibbled on a custard cream biscuit, and prepared a memorandum to Head Office.
Not being in the spirit of fair play as intended, the authorities cut off the cash, thus bringing to an end the perpetuum mobile of cobra production and payment claiming. The cobra breeders simply released all the remaining cobras they’d been raising, with the result that the cobra population rocketed and the situation in Delhi was worse than ever.
N6GcOL
No.319342
