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And ‘people not at home’? What does that even mean? People take their laptops to coffee shops? But so what?
by chrisseaton 4y ago
And ‘people not at home’? What does that even mean? People take their laptops to coffee shops? But so what?
- bee_rider 4y agoI'm under the impression that for a large chunk of the population, spending most of their time on their PC during the pandemic was actually an undesirable lifestyle change. I suspect they might be changing back to doing whatever it was they did beforehand.
- InitialLastName 4y agoThis seems like a reference to the situation during the height of Covid lockdowns, where people were stuck at home buying tech products. In that case, the deeper read of the situation is that the Covid crisis helped them kick the can down the road by 3 years on responding to the trends of 2019.
- Finnucane 4y agoThere was a huge surge of people buying new gear to outfit home offices for WFH. That's over now. Not everyone is back in the office fulltime (obviously), but we'e not out rushing to buy new stuff when we just did all that not too long ago.