Reply 100 of 182, by subhuman@xgtx
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42, the answer to life, the universe, everything...........
286 20MHz,1MB RAM,Trident 8900B 1MB, Conner CFA-170A.SB 1350B
386SX 33MHz,ULSI 387,4MB Ram,OAK OTI077 1MB. Seagate ST1144A, MS WSS audio
Amstrad PC 9486i, DX/2 66, 16 MB RAM, Cirrus SVGA,Win 95,SB 16
Cyrix MII 333,128MB,SiS 6326 H0 rev,ESS 1869,Win ME
Never noticed this thread before, 31 years old and about to change country in a few days... Engaged, and no kids for the next years otherwise my plans of money saving for my cottage build in Portugal go down tge drain. Coitus interruptus FTW!!!!
Too old. I am on the verge of no longer being a coveted demographic. Not that I particularly care about that, but it would be nice to have the knees of an 18 or 25 year old again.
I'm 23, I grew up watching my father mess with DOS and early windows versions. I started networking computers in grade school with windows 95 (god was that a pain!) and since then I've always kinda loved older DOS and 90's computers. 😀
Ironically I can't seem to get windows 7 to network for the life of me. 🤣
Single and I have to say I like it that way, no obligations really. 😜
Check me out at Transcendental Airwaves on Youtube! Fast-food sucks!
I turned 20 yesterday. Time sure flies by! 😀
wrote:38 at the time of this posting. Still feel young. Being a manchild seems to help.
2 years later from that post, I crossed into the 40's. Um... yea for me I guess. 😒
Still a kid at heart, always will be! 😎
wrote:I'm 36 and can't wait for my son to be old enough to understand old consoles and computers 😀 He'll be turning 3 in July..
My son will be 4 in October. He already just loves to sit on my lap while I play video games. I think we have another gamer geek in the works. He still does not "get" how to use a gamepad, but he does like to hit the button and shoot for me.
I'll be 54 this month, married for 35 years this year, 4 children and 7 grandkids so far. 😉
wrote:...it would be nice to have the knees of an 18 or 25 year old again.
🤣 It would be nice to have just about anything of an 18 or 25 year old again... heck, I'd take 35 or 45 at this point!
-- Regards, Joe
Expect out of life, that which you put into it.
wrote:I'll be 54 this month, married for 35 years this year, 4 children and 7 grandkids so far. 😉
Wow 7 grandkids! Congrats!
Life? Don't talk to me about life.
I'm as old as my nose, and a little older than my teeth. 🤣
I'll turn 39 in september, but I feel 50. I need to work out and get away from the Frankenlab more often.
14. Turning 15 in a month..
IBM PS/2 8573-121 386-20 DOS6.2/W3.1
IBM PS/2 8570-E61 386-16 W95
IBM PS/2 8580-071 386-16 (486DX-33 reply) OS/2 warp
486DX/2 - 66/32mb ram/256k cache/504mb hdd/cdrom/awe32/DOS6.2/WFW3.11
K6/2 - 350/128mb ram/512k cache/4.3gb hdd/cdr/sblive/w98
16. 17 in November. I basically grew up with Windows 98 as we bought a second hand complete school PC for 25 euro's in 2005. A steal it was!
A 90's kid reliving the 90's.
Win8.1: Core i5-4200H, GeForce 840M 2GB, 8GB RAM, 750GB HDD
Win7: Athlon II X2 220, GeForce GT 610 1GB, 3GB RAM, 500GB HDD
WinXP: Pentium 4 HT 3GHz, GeForce2 GTS 32MB, 1.5GB RAM, 20+80GB HDDs
wrote:14. Turning 15 in a month..
Wow, and into retro PC gaming. You are crazy son! I mean that in a good way.
If I were into something that was 20-30 years retro when I was 14, then I'd be playing with vacuum tubes and punch cards. I soooo don't! 🤣
I am in my late 30's. Just trying to relive my very young days with computers (TRS-80/Apple IIc/Atari/Commodore/NES/Genesis/arcade games) and junior high/early high school days (386, 486, Pentium), but I missed a huge era of computing and gaming of the late 90's early 2000's era (i.e. 3Dfx games) ....once I got into University, I played very little PC games and just some console gaming with friends (i.e. PS1, N64, Sega, SNES, etc.)...now that I am much older, I have been revisiting all eras of computing and have learned a lot more about the late 90's to early 2000's era I missed out on. I think I am in this for life now...it's very hard picturing myself as an old man playing PC games 🤣 but I am sure I will have a stash of retro PC stuff always, one way or another.
I do have the most affinity for older Sierra and Lucasarts games as those games represented the epitome of PC gaming for me...I guess it's typical for a retro PC gaming guy in his late 30's.
33 years old. Not surprisingly I love my 90's, but do occasionally let some later 80's or recent third millennium's pc stuff into my lair.
Just turned 29. I grew up with both a 5150 and a PCjr. My first real experience with a GUI came when my parents bought a 120mhz IBM Aptiva running Win95. I both loved and hated that computer. I played a ton of Doom, Sim City 2000, and Dark Forces on it. Lately I've gotten back into retro computers. Just bought a PackBell 386sx and a Gateway 2000 P5-75. I'm having a blast on those machines, it amost feels like 1995 again.
PacBell 386sx
Gateway 2k P75
HP Pav 7360 MMX200
SE440BX-2, P2 450
3 Modernish Dell Precisions
20. I used to collect old computers when I was younger and mess around with them, but life circumstances have changed and now I don't really have the time, space, or motivation for it. 🤣 I still love retrogaming though, and I play a lot of games through emulators such as DosBox.
wrote:14. Turning 15 in a month..
I'd love to be 15 again. I enjoyed life so much more back then.
turning 46 on Monday, I have had computers since around 1981-1982
Got a boy at 7, he started playing with computer at the age of 2, and a girl that 4, she also love to play with computers 😀