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Yeah. Late gen x to late millennial seems to be the sweet spot for understanding how technology works.
I'm very early Gen X and take issue with being excluded from that - we were in our early 20s as computing really started to develop. Maybe I'm biased because I worked in IT.
Also IT here. I also lead teams of university students it really comes down to experience and training. My CS and INFO students know how this stuff works.