When computer building was less well known and there weren't websites showing people how to build a computer with their guides? People who built their computer not only for functionality but also curiosity on how the dang thing worked? I sure do, I remember a time when I could say that I knew how to build a computer and people were baffled, sure ignorance is bad but that isn't my problem here.
My problem is that I get excited when one asks me how to build a computer, making me think they want to learn all about how a computer works, the name of the components etc but instead they think of it as just "slapping some parts together" and thinking nothing much of it. And because of this mentality of "slapping parts together", you have all these whining people complaining about how "building a computer was harder than they expected". If they actually cared to know how it worked, it wouldn't have been so difficult. :sighs: </rant>
My problem is that I get excited when one asks me how to build a computer, making me think they want to learn all about how a computer works, the name of the components etc but instead they think of it as just "slapping some parts together" and thinking nothing much of it. And because of this mentality of "slapping parts together", you have all these whining people complaining about how "building a computer was harder than they expected". If they actually cared to know how it worked, it wouldn't have been so difficult. :sighs: </rant>
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