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Ahhahahaha! I'm "pretty good internet-wise"? What "was" my career? You guys slay me. You all seem to think life ends after 30...or something equally strange. My "career" still is [url]http://hayward.cx.la[/url] (or, if you prefer, [url]http://nitewing.cx.la[/url]). In my spare time, I [url]http://niteflights.cx.la[/url].Quote:
Originally Posted by Late_vamp
What, hayward, you're not retired yet?? I'm sooooo confused. :evil:
I have no intention of going quietly into the darkness, but howling.
I was only 12 years old who got my own computer/internet and first thing I remembered that I did was that I played games on [url]www.foxkids.com[/url]. Dumb, isnt it? lol
You go Hayward! (but not too soon, okay?)Quote:
Originally Posted by whaywardj
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My first internet experience was as an undergraduate w/a program called Mosaic. My housemates included a couple of physicists and 2 electrical engineers. You could argue I had no choice. Sitting in a basement playing the original Castle Wolfenstein & Leisure Suit Larry. God. First computer was called a PET. Huge thing the size of my dishwasher. Flashing green cursor and writing code (BASIC) to make words run across the screen. Think I was around 10, then.
::goes off to pull a few grey hairs out of head::
If you have so few grey hairs that plucking makes a difference, then you aren't so old, Indigo!
I think my first experience working with a computer came when I was working for an advertising firm, but no internet until I was somewhere around 28 or so. I can't remember what the first thing I did was, but I am pretty sure that early on me and my husband did the obligatory search for sex to see what was available on the net...