happy birth day

[NES_player4LIFE]

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[JKKDARK]

Happy B-day, PC

 

[t0rek]

A few days ago was WWW birthday btw

 

[A.I.]

Kind of reminds me of my Dad. He was a programmer back in the old days. He used to bring paper with binary code home so I could draw on it. Back then computers were a mystery, i use to think they were Robots with long claws and shout Warning!

 

[WhiteX]

Funny thing, my dad too!!

He came home with some green and white paper for me to draw on it, my first machine was a MSX then a PC-XT and later the 586 that got his insides changed many times until what it is today.

 

[yegosimo]

were there SNES emulators on that time ?

 

[BlueFalcon7]

My first computer was something from the 80's (or even earlier I dont remember unix) with either a pre 286 CPU, or some old pre A.R.M. Power PC CPU. But I was about 5 years old and my mom got it for $15 at some place where they were getting rid of them. I thought it was cool because it had some weird games, and some educational game which I barely understood anything. After that, I got an old IBM computer with no speakers, and it had windows 3.0, and now that I think back, that was impossible considering that IBM made power PC CPU's and it had windows. (I was about 6) and it had this awsome game called "HDC Rocks" and it was this space game where you were flying through space, and had to fly through hypergates, and shoot rocks coming at the screen. It was cool because it was 3D like.