by Christy Bors, Napa Valley Register
Ten years ago, in the land of simpler cell phones, CD players, bulky computer monitors, and basic cable television, I think I had a better social life — and that’s saying something. Ten years ago, I was an awkward 16-year-old honors student, with a full set of braces and orange hair. I was the average technology-savvy teenager back then; I helped my parents program their cell phones, set up their television, and installed their computer software. It wasn’t that I was abnormally gifted in electronic how-to-manual translations. I place my quick absorption of technology on the fact that my generation was the first to be introduced to school computers.
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