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Back in my day....[Tech stuff}
Not trying to be nostalgic, but a friend of mine where discusing where computer might be in a few years then remeber the geto DOS boxes we used to play on...and well the 'back in my day...' jokes came up, so I kind of want to here what you guys had.
1. Back in my day we could count the pixels.
2. Back in my day we had to use VHS to record shows.
3. Back in my day you where considered a Geek if you could get '12:00' to stop flashing on the VCR.
4. Back in my day we didn't have wireless controllers
-Anubis
1. Back in my day we could count the pixels.
2. Back in my day we had to use VHS to record shows.
3. Back in my day you where considered a Geek if you could get '12:00' to stop flashing on the VCR.
4. Back in my day we didn't have wireless controllers
-Anubis
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Permalink Reply by Eric - ~~ on -
Hahah.... back in the day there was talk about the 27" iMac! Back in the day!
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Permalink Reply by Donovon Lynghamer on -
Back in my day you were "cool" If you had a Ipod
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Permalink Reply by Donovon Lynghamer on
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so back in the 80's then? I still have my first Ipod, 2nd gen classic from 2002
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Permalink Reply by beavis5551 on -
the ipod of the 80s was the sony walkman :)
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Permalink Reply by Glenn on -
iPods back in my day was a transistor radio that only received the AM band...no FM! That, and if you wanted to listen to recorded music, you had a battery powered reel-to-reel tape recorder. Mono, BTW...no stereo!
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Permalink Reply by implying implications on -
007 goldeneye on n64, that is all.
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Permalink Reply by Zach on -
Back in my day I had to blow into video game cartridges to get them to work. Speaking of which, I just decided to play my N64 with my friend yesturday, it makes me sad that my N64 still works after all these years but my Xbox 360 is dead after only one or two...
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Permalink Reply by Donovon Lynghamer on
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That's because today electronics are alot cheaper. Same with my old PS1 still works, but my PS3 just died.
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