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Technically Inclined 

Technically Inclined refers to an individual who possesses a bias in their skill set that makes them proficient in technical applications. This often refers to a person who works with or possesses advanced knowledge of computers to the point it is an identifiable characteristic.
a: "Wow, X knows a thing or two about computers"
b: "Yeah, they're quite Technically Inclined"
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technically inclined 

It means you can computer, which is apparently, a rare skill. Most of the sht you can do any Joe schmoe can do but is too lazy or is below 90 IQ to know how to do. so not being absolutely retarded when it comes to computers magically makes you a computer wiZZard and a no life nerd that knows everything about puters and not just because you don't think computers are of satan and you have been using them most of your life.
My computer is broken (because it is full of malware, bloatware, and sht because I am a total idiot who can't stop downloading random sht from shady sites, and don't know how to reinstall windows, what the vast majority of my"tech" friends do anyway.) let me just call up my technically inclined nErd friend, he will fix it like majick.
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