i remember

[STEROS]

i remember back in the 90s computers/internet were for geeks and losers and all the hot bitches would make fun of you.

now a days it seems if you don't have a computer/internet access you're a fucking loser.

[Struwwelpeter]

I remember back in the 1990s when computers were actually fun. These tools could be used to do things back in those days. Hacking was easy as a breeze! Now it's so complex and shrouded in bullshit than only a hypogonadal little bitch with mommy issues would want anything to do with it!

And, yeah, if you don't have a computer nowadays your ass gettin' lynched!!! But there are no hot bitches left anymore.

[benny vader]

Originally Posted by Jim "fuck latinos" Carrey

I remember back in the 1990s when computers were actually fun. ....

Do you still remember back in the 1990s when all computers were WHITE ?????

Do fucking you ????

[HampTheToker]

Originally Posted by benny vader

Do you still remember back in the 1990s when all computers were WHITE ?????

Do fucking you ????

I'll bet his cameraman does...

[FrY]

Originally Posted by benny vader

Do you still remember back in the 1990s when all computers were WHITE ?????

Do fucking you ????

Holy shit, things will never be the same again.

[I Kill Null Airtime]

Yeah, now they seem to mostly be black. Weird

[benny vader]

Originally Posted by I Kill Null Airtime

Yeah, now they seem to mostly be black. Weird

And do you know who's fucking responsible for this ????

[Tachosomoza]

Me.

[HampTheToker]

Originally Posted by benny vader

And do you know who's fucking responsible for this ????

[benny vader]

Originally Posted by HampTheToker

erh hmmmm

[HampTheToker]

But still white...

[benny vader]

Originally Posted by HampTheToker

But still white...

Pooor hemp. Dell had caused him permanent color blindness.

[-SpectraL]

I was one of those geeks. In the late '70's I had a Radio Shack Tandy. It had a keyboard, box and monitor, although it wasn't color and the keyboard keys sometimes "double-posted" as you typed. The screen also stuttered and froze a lot. 1kb of video memory (yes, that's kilobyte, lol). You could also download RADIO onto it and install programs from radio broadcasts. The storage unit it used was kind of like an old ribbon-based cassette tape that was TERRIBLE and would OFTEN lose data! You had to make 4 or 5 copies onto different cassettes to make sure you didn't lose your data while the cassettes sat on your desk. No hard drive. It cost me about $500 used. My friends would walk in and immediately say, "WTF is that!???". I'd say, "It's the future. And they'd reply, "You're weird." But I was right.

[I Kill Null Airtime]

I guess it's good that they're not white anymore. My old computers always got faded from the sun and ended up looking gross.

[-SpectraL]

Then I moved up in the world and got an Amiga. One whole MB of storage space on a 8"x10" floppy! The only bad part was a soon as you turned the computer off you lost everything. Had to do all your saves on a separate floppy. One floppy to boot the operating system and another to make your saves on, so a lot of switching back and forth between floppies. Then hard drives came out. Only $4,999.99 for the first hard drives to hit the market, and it was only 10MB! But the Space Invaders and Asteroids were pure heaven!