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The last time everyone called computer science a dead degree was 2003, and those students graduated straight into the iPhone boom as the most in-demand workers in America. New CS majors had collapsed 50% after the dot-com crash. So when the App Store and AWS showed up a few years later, there weren't enough engineers to build any of it, and salaries went vertical for a decade. The kids who enrolled in 2020, when CS was the golden ticket, just graduated into 7% unemployment. Higher than…