Ahh, just to think, our first family computer had a turbo button that switched from 100mHz to 16mHz, running on a modified Windows 3.1 so you had switchable user desktops (different icons for different people), and 2gig of HD space?

I remember the first time I saw Windows 3.1 on a color screen...the first time I saw Windows, my dad had an IBM Thinkpad with a monochrome screen, the only thing I had used before was DOS on a PC Jr...

And now kids are getting cell phones in elementary school

Had the Apple IIe's for first couple years of grade school for typing. You know your 'ballin when you have dual 5.25" floppy drives.

Ahh, just to think, our first family computer had a turbo button that switched from 100mHz to 16mHz, running on a modified Windows 3.1 so you had switchable user desktops (different icons for different people), and 2gig of HD space?

Our first family computer had a C1P processor, which if I recall correctly was the first 1MHz machine. We had a 32mb hard drive with it as well, but the hardrive was about 2x the size of a standard microwave.

I think I'm going to make a pair of horn lenses in the next couple weeks using a 2" compression driver...

Ahh, just to think, our first family computer had a turbo button that switched from 100mHz to 16mHz, running on a modified Windows 3.1 so you had switchable user desktops (different icons for different people), and 2gig of HD space?

Our first family computer had a C1P processor, which if I recall correctly was the first 1MHz machine. We had a 32mb hard drive with it as well, but the hardrive was about 2x the size of a standard microwave.

Holy crap!

Ahh, just to think, our first family computer had a turbo button that switched from 100mHz to 16mHz, running on a modified Windows 3.1 so you had switchable user desktops (different icons for different people), and 2gig of HD space?

Our first family computer had a C1P processor, which if I recall correctly was the first 1MHz machine. We had a 32mb hard drive with it as well, but the hardrive was about 2x the size of a standard microwave.

Damn you are old :P

Dangit. This bar audio thing has my mind going about a million miles an hour and absolutely not caring about homework and studying...

I sense a pending business venture.....

Ahh, just to think, our first family computer had a turbo button that switched from 100mHz to 16mHz, running on a modified Windows 3.1 so you had switchable user desktops (different icons for different people), and 2gig of HD space?

I remember the first time I saw Windows 3.1 on a color screen...the first time I saw Windows, my dad had an IBM Thinkpad with a monochrome screen, the only thing I had used before was DOS on a PC Jr...

And now kids are getting cell phones in elementary school

Had the Apple IIe's for first couple years of grade school for typing. You know your 'ballin when you have dual 5.25" floppy drives.

Yeah, LOGO programming on the IIe's

I failed typing.

I think I'm going to make a pair of horn lenses in the next couple weeks using a 2" compression driver...

Ooooooh

Dangit. This bar audio thing has my mind going about a million miles an hour and absolutely not caring about homework and studying...

I sense a pending business venture.....

I certainly hope so. Its amazing what drinking beer with your neighbor can get you into...

I think I'm going to make a pair of horn lenses in the next couple weeks using a 2" compression driver...

Ooooooh

Not entirely sure wtf I'm doing, but I'd like to make a bi-radial type horn with a low end cutoff somewhere under ~800hz.

Dangit. This bar audio thing has my mind going about a million miles an hour and absolutely not caring about homework and studying...

I sense a pending business venture.....

I certainly hope so. Its amazing what drinking beer with your neighbor can get you into...

Need a business major who doesn't know WTF he's doing for the next couple years?

I can sweep up, too.

Dangit. This bar audio thing has my mind going about a million miles an hour and absolutely not caring about homework and studying...

I sense a pending business venture.....

I certainly hope so. Its amazing what drinking beer with your neighbor can get you into...

Need a business major who doesn't know WTF he's doing for the next couple years?

I can sweep up, too.

If you want to make a trek out to Kansas, sure.

Gonna have to find your own source of income for a while but I'd love to have ya.

Rule 1: Enjoy drinking beer

Rule 2: Enjoy building stupid outrageous shit because you can

Rule 3: Think outside the box

Rule 4: Speak English

Rule 5: Don't be an idiot

Somehow I think you have those covered...

Went to get a glass of water from the tap, smelled like fucking pool water. Damn near knocked me down. The fuck...

Our first real family computer was a Tandy 1000sx. Dual 5.25" floppys.

The house Amanda has had her eye on dropped a bunch. We are going to check it out Sunday.

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/reb/907422930.html

Actually not old enough yet, you will have to wait for the next election.

don't you have to be 40 to be Pres?

IIRC 35, so I didn't make the cut this year. And HEY ASSHOLE, I won't be 40 in 4 years.

I know you're not that old, that's why I was confused.

But yeah, it is 35 for Pres., 30 for Senate

The house Amanda has had her eye on dropped a bunch. We are going to check it out Sunday.

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/reb/907422930.html

Oooh, granite, basement, a real fireplace...I like

I hate mornings

x2

First computer was a 386, DOS based, no GUI. 640mB hard drive. Still have it at the farm.

Lasted me until I left home for college, upgraded to a piece of shit Compaq Intel Celeron 500 with Windows 98.

Ahh, just to think, our first family computer had a turbo button that switched from 100mHz to 16mHz, running on a modified Windows 3.1 so you had switchable user desktops (different icons for different people), and 2gig of HD space?

LOLOLOL I remember the Turbo button

Rule 1: Enjoy drinking beer

Rule 2: Enjoy building stupid outrageous shit because you can

Rule 3: Think outside the box

Rule 4: Speak English

Rule 5: Don't be an idiot

Somehow I think you have those covered...

better watch out, Jim is handsy...

The house Amanda has had her eye on dropped a bunch. We are going to check it out Sunday.

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/reb/907422930.html

That place looks great

The house Amanda has had her eye on dropped a bunch. We are going to check it out Sunday.

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/reb/907422930.html

Oooh, granite, basement, a real fireplace...I like

Hell, I just want it for the garage. I hate the fact I cannot do jack squat on the cars between October and March.

my Dad has a laptop from the 80's that uses a floppy disk as its hard drive

Rule 1: Enjoy drinking beer

Rule 2: Enjoy building stupid outrageous shit because you can

Rule 3: Think outside the box

Rule 4: Speak English

Rule 5: Don't be an idiot

Somehow I think you have those covered...

better watch out, Jim is handsy...

So thats how he expects to pay bills while he is here...