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Computer Nostalgia
- Thread starter Syrup
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Past WinOS startup sounds... specifically Win95 and WinXP
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I miss the beige computer towers with loud hard drives. Feels like computers today are too "flashy" and don't give you the curiousity of old computers.
Would've been fun to post on Newgrounds back in the very early 2000s with an overly bloated IE and some flash animations in your filesystem.
Would've been fun to post on Newgrounds back in the very early 2000s with an overly bloated IE and some flash animations in your filesystem.
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Late 90's hardware, CRT screens, zip drives, Windows 98
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I use a CRT for my vidya. I have a Saturn/PS2/GameCube/N64 hooked up to it. I also have a Wii (hacked that can emulate NES/Gens/SNES games on it) hooked up to it as well.
The cool thing about my CRT is that it has Component (R/G/B) so i can get a better picture with my PS2/Wii/GameCube stuff. The Saturn I'm using S-Video, and the N64 I'm using basic composite cables.
Come home white man.
I remember seeing this a lot
My high school had a computer room specifically for macs and this was the one I worked on when i took computer programming. and by "Programming" i mean we just fucked around with a program called "Hyper Card" (I think thats what it was called, it was such a long time ago). One of our first lessons was to make a Wheel of Fortune game by following the instructor's directions.
When we didn't have anything to do, half the class played Quake with each other. I wasn't into that, so I just played this game that came with the computer
HyperCard is dope, it's like a junior programming thing for Macs along the lines of VisualBasic