When trying to quantify such a subjective characteristic we end up with a "Wittgenstein's ruler" situation where the question tells more about how the interviewer envisions someone programming from a young age rather than the interviewee past programming history.
You are absolutely right. What I meant is the implication that it can have beyond having copies, like doing legal paperwork to 3 or 4 government services because we need to update our email and credentials (I live in a country that is not tech friendly regarding to any administrative matter and it's a real nightmare sometimes).
And speaking of that, I tried once to create my own email server...so maybe I have to retry that and make a contingency plan, investing in a local server lab and preparing for the worst scenario.
Beyond this specific case related to Google Docs, I'm really starting to develop a certain fear about losing my gmail account, or my main Google account in general, every "serious" aspect of my life is linked to it from keeping in touch with relatives to work and taxes.
I wonder if there is an actionable way to prepare such a disastrous outcome?!
When trying to quantify such a subjective characteristic we end up with a "Wittgenstein's ruler" situation where the question tells more about how the interviewer envisions someone programming from a young age rather than the interviewee past programming history.