A computer was used sparingly. This is not true. Even in the mid-90s most things were computer based. Offices were full of them. A lot of people had them in th

A computer was used sparingly. This is not true. Even in the mid-90s most things were computer based. Offices were full of them. A lot of people had them in their homes. Business software built in VB was a massive industry. I was getting paid to make websites in 1998, and they were immensely popular. People had LAN parties where they took their PCs to other peoples houses to play Doom on a network. No doubt people use computers more now, but don't underestimate how much we sat in front of Windows 95.