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@Empshok, *you died from dissin terry* That game was the shjt though, I remember my mom taking me to work with her playing it on her computer
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@Empshok, same dude. The memories
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@Empshok, I remember playing text games on a Commodore 64 & when I got older playing some on my friends apple computer, but I don’t remember the games
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@CKMe, I'm "it is now safe to turn off your computer" old and you just made me feel young.
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Older
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@MMSieBreeze, just a basic prompt over teal.
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@MMSieBreeze, like DOS older... :(
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@MMSieBreeze, don't use the ancient spells on me, I was there when they were invented
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*reads title* I can feel this picture
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@Sterling M Archer, I want to feel the top left picture
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@Dr TalleyWacker, Oh yeah, back that dumptruck up! Loading dock #6
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@Sterling M Archer, But does this picture feel you?
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@Sterling M Archer, my heart rate rose seeing this. NOSTALGIA....
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Oh way older than that...
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@ThePandaPool , I remember running DOS to start up windows. CD/win
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Do not cite the deep magic to me witch, I was there when it was written
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Windows 98 bìtch.
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First one I remember is windows 97
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Oh come on majority of us here probably did some MS DOS as kids
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Yes
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Yes
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Who’s not older than Windows XP? That was like 15 years ago...
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I used to enjoy changing the start up sounds to long rambling Monty python quotes just to annoy my coworkers
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Yes
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Nothing like getting home from school in 89’, firing Up the Amiga 500 n playing Shadow of the Beast.
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@boardinsocal, I can taste the hot pocket and Surge soda while thinking about this.
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My first computer, if you can call it that, was a Sinclair ZX81. I’m ancient.
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@stercus stercus, The people's computer...slow & low. Did it write to audio cassette? It held down a cool 1K RAM & 8K ROM. I had a C64, but my cousin had this...or it was another model by Timex, but it was the same device. Relatively smaller than the bulkhead keyboard of Commodore.
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@Che D Lay sir, I went from here to C16, C64, C128 then Amiga. 500k of raw power.
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@stercus stercus, Amigas are centurions as far as utility & versatility. I have an old friend & former professor of mine who has defined most of his career with primarily using Amiga's. He can hold his own work (35+ yrs) up to just about any other image manipulation tech save for the game engine imagery & cgi software (Maya, etc.) considered standard today. Did 500k (RAM I presume) travel a bit differently on an Amiga system? More clearly, how did it perform so well ahead of the software dev firms which eventually caught & passed these systems? I hope that doesn't ask the question of performance over results too vaguely?
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@Che D Lay sir, I’m not smart enough to answer that. I played games and stupidly never went into the technical side.
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@stercus stercus, it's all good. I ain't a Rhodes Scholar either. I just don't engage folks on an Amiga topic...ever. But hell, that makes you a bit more affluent in the pc realm than most game grinders who've never seen a floppy but see it as a save button on a desktop. I just enjoy that someone would bring up a Zx81.
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Yes
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XP came out in 2002 its not that old
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Like put in the 5.5 inch floppy and turn on the Macintosh with a green screen and no operating system boot strait to Oregon Trail old. Btw im only 39
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20+? Yeah a lot of people are.
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Older
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Windows XP came out in 2001. You don't have to be that old to remember it.
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Fùck. My feelings.
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Much much older.
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You ever use Windows 3.1?
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I recently bought an XP computer and a bunch of older disc-based games I used to play as a kid, so far I can’t get any of them to run. I wonder if anyone might have any suggestions? My next idea was to try to get a DOS machine going on virtualbox
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Reminds me of the home computer I had growing up that I infected with much virus thanks to a substantial amount of limewire porn
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Cough... ummm I remember windows from the 90s... this itself looks too modern to compare to the sheer contrast of the og windows symbols
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I feel attacked
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I'm 5 inch floppy old.
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I remember when my elementary school got their first computers for students to use. They were all Unix and had one application we could use which was a math thing
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I'm, you had to wait for the PC to tell you it is ok turn it off old. Actually, I am DOS Old but I can barley remember how to open a drive A;/?
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Yes
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i can hear this picture
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I'm 22 and grew up on a windows xp laptop my father gave me. Even this is making me feel a little old
Are you kidding me? I played Oregon Trail in 3rd grade when it first came out!