Regarding computing, the 2000-2010 decade was the best decade as far as practical technological leaps went.
In 2000, a ton of people still didn't even have PCs in their house. And a lot of the ones with PCs didn't have the internet. For the early part of the decade, most people who had the internet were still using 56k modems. For those too young to recall what these speeds were like, you had to wait a minute or two for images to load on webpages. It took 15 or 20 minutes to download a 3 minute song. It took hours to download a video clip. I remember downloading the piss poor quality Paris Hilton sex tape that was like 10 or 15 minutes long. I had to do it on the family computer, and leave it downloading over night in the living room. I knew I was the only one who used the computer, but still. I had a computer sitting there for close to two days downloading one shitty porn video.
Mobile tech? Yeah, there were Nokia Bricks for the plebs and the wealthy could afford flip phones.
That was the early 00's
Middle 00's were actually kind of awesome tech-wise. High speed internet, wifi, and wireless everything started to become common place. Online data collection, personalized ads, and everything being linked to google accounts and facebook weren't things yet. It was the end of Internet 1.0 or 2.0 depending on whether you are an uber old fag or not.
Mobile tech had reached it's pinnacle as well. Almost everyone had a flip phone. I remember Razor's were top tier at the pleb level. You had the ability to call, and text, and take photos and videos, and text those photos and videos to people. There were some really shitty data plans you could utilize that were only used in emergencies. This mobile tech was perfect, in that you had all the tools you needed in your pocket. But at the same time you didn't have a bunch of apps that everybody buried their heads in.
While you could use the internet if you had to find something out, it was a pain in the ass and was awkward to use. Most people did not use their phones for anything related to the internet.
The late 00's is where the cancer set in.
Not a whole lot changed at the PC level from the middle 00's. It's the mobile tech that destroyed the world.
Smartphones came into existence. Tablets soon after (I can't remember if they became a thing slightly before or after 2010, there were right at that line)
Meaning that every idiot now had easy access to the internet in their pocket. And the trendy people opting for the "convenience" of a tablet over the computing power of a PC. Meaning that "programs" became a thing of the past, and everyone now decided to use apps.
This cancer has now persisted for close to a decade now. So while the late 00's did destroy the internet, it's indisputable that smartphones, touchscreens, etc were a big leap.
It feels like everything besides storage and processing power has stagnated for basically all of King Nigger's reign. Some advancement towards AR and VR systems is all I can think of that's happened. And of course, these systems are all being bought up by jews, and will most likely also become cancer.