👉 Rage computing refers to the practice of using personal computers and other digital devices in a highly competitive, often aggressive manner, typically within online gaming communities. This phenomenon involves individuals or groups engaging in intense, sometimes toxic behavior, such as cyberbullying, trolling, or coordinated attacks on opponents, to gain an advantage in competitive settings. Rage computing often stems from the desire for recognition, status, or to prove one's skill and resilience in digital environments. It can manifest in various forms, including coordinated harassment campaigns, denial-of-service attacks, and the spread of misinformation. While it can create a hostile atmosphere and negatively impact mental health, it also highlights the broader social dynamics and power struggles that exist in digital spaces.
