Yes, for some things. But I do like to take longish breaks from the Internet. Just back from a week down in Perth and never went online once. 

Here come Brian in his baggy shorts
He claims to do all sorts of sports

He went to the park where the group met
Even though the day was wet
Hair all gelled and new shorts of blue
He stood for a while to admire the veiw
No sign of Brian, he hasn't turned up yet.

The sun has gone already.. 
I love these lighter mornings.. I can't stay in bed when it is light outside..

I certainly would miss my computer.
I buy .. check information.. bank.. 
 I use my phone  to check bank.. talk to family.. etc;
 It could be very lonely without it..

I wish we'd had mobile phones in my youth.. They would have been brilliant..
Me and my mate Connie would have had a hell of a time..

I don t know how I lived without out it .

They just become part of life. Most things I do that don't involve some sort of physical activity are online (streaming entertainment for instance) and stuff bought to support physical activities are usually chosen online if not bought online for delivery. Most business models these days would be impossible without them.

Odd word plus I sausage fingered one of my start words but that made no difference to the number it took me

Wordle 1,721 5/6

⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜
⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜
⬜⬜🟨⬜⬜
🟩⬜⬜🟩🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Most of us have come to rely on our computers nowadays,  and it made me wonder if we'd cope without them now.

I use mine for my Ocado order,  internet banking,  talking to friends, looking up things I want to know,  ordering my dogs prescription drugs,  and probably a lot more besides,  so Yes, I would miss mine dreadfully.

Would you find life a more difficult if your computer conked out,  or wouldn't it bother you much?

He went to the park where the group met
Even though the day was wet 
Hair all gelled and new shorts of blue
He stood for a while to admire the view