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  • gabydupgabydup Member

    PAGE 687!!

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remeber the pentium 4 days :D

    I don't remember exact model, but my first personal PC was some athlon, when pentium 3 was everywhere. It had 64MB RAM, and I was one of the coolest guys >:) Then my first laptop was some pentium, and Core Duo (not 2 Duo, just Duo) was announced 1 month later... That was the greatest loss in my study times... :)

    Intel and AMD rivalry.

  • gabydupgabydup Member

    WE-WANT-FREE-RESOURCE-UPGRADES-PLEASE !!

  • TrKTrK Member

    My first pc was an used Pentium 4 with 1gb ram and 128gb ide was kinda amazing at that time.

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remeber the pentium 4 days :D

    I don't remember exact model, but my first personal PC was some athlon, when pentium 3 was everywhere. It had 64MB RAM, and I was one of the coolest guys >:) Then my first laptop was some pentium, and Core Duo (not 2 Duo, just Duo) was announced 1 month later... That was the greatest loss in my study times... :)

    Intel and AMD rivalry.

    But the memory amounts... back then 64MB was plenty for Win95, now I had to upgrade to 32GB to do some stuff... :)

  • TrKTrK Member

    WE-WANT-FREE-RESOURCE-UPGRADES-PLEASE !!

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @TrK said:
    My first pc was an used Pentium 4 with 1gb ram and 128gb ide was kinda amazing at that time.

    I had a HUGE 20GB HDD... :D

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remeber the pentium 4 days :D

    I don't remember exact model, but my first personal PC was some athlon, when pentium 3 was everywhere. It had 64MB RAM, and I was one of the coolest guys >:) Then my first laptop was some pentium, and Core Duo (not 2 Duo, just Duo) was announced 1 month later... That was the greatest loss in my study times... :)

    Intel and AMD rivalry.

    But the memory amounts... back then 64MB was plenty for Win95, now I had to upgrade to 32GB to do some stuff... :)

    Kinda my story, it's just my graphics card when i got the new sticks.

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    WE-WANT-FREE-RESOURCE-UPGRADES-PLEASE !!

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:
    My first pc was an used Pentium 4 with 1gb ram and 128gb ide was kinda amazing at that time.

    I had a HUGE 20GB HDD... :D

    And nowadays even 20TB isn't enough.

  • chitreechitree Member

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:
    My first pc was an used Pentium 4 with 1gb ram and 128gb ide was kinda amazing at that time.

    I had a HUGE 20GB HDD... :D

    And nowadays even 20TB isn't enough.

    Now my 3 years old phone has more storage... 64 internal + 128 microSD :D

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:
    My first pc was an used Pentium 4 with 1gb ram and 128gb ide was kinda amazing at that time.

    I had a HUGE 20GB HDD... :D

    And nowadays even 20TB isn't enough.

    Now my 3 years old phone has more storage... 64 internal + 128 microSD :D

    No microsd for me only pure 128gb on phone 😂

  • chitreechitree Member

    RACKNERD VPS PARTY!!!

  • TrKTrK Member

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    With dose two?

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

    Would you know how to use these? :)

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

    Would you know how to use these? :)

    Yeah pretty much used one despite being warned not to touch! Afterwards is a painful story.

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    WE-WANT-FREE-RESOURCE-UPGRADES-PLEASE !!

  • TrKTrK Member

    WE-WANT-FREE-RESOURCE-UPGRADES-PLEASE !!

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    The worst thing is - I am going to miss this GA :( I already heading to bed, and Chef seams to be taking a break :(

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:
    The worst thing is - I am going to miss this GA :( I already heading to bed, and Chef seams to be taking a break :(

    Hmm i am also heading to bed, but will be on phone.

  • chitreechitree Member

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

    Would you know how to use these? :)

    one of the cons made a badge with a rotary dial input and all the young'uns had no clue what it was, lol

  • MrEdMrEd Member

    @chitree said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

    Would you know how to use these? :)

    one of the cons made a badge with a rotary dial input and all the young'uns had no clue what it was, lol

    My grandfather worked with first automatic telephone stations. There were no computers back then... So there is also a mechanical reasoning for the rotary dial. It was perfectly synced to give enough time for relays to switch to correct number-line :)

  • TrKTrK Member

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

    Would you know how to use these? :)

    one of the cons made a badge with a rotary dial input and all the young'uns had no clue what it was, lol

    My grandfather worked with first automatic telephone stations. There were no computers back then... So there is also a mechanical reasoning for the rotary dial. It was perfectly synced to give enough time for relays to switch to correct number-line :)

    Gotta have that load balancing working somehow.

  • chitreechitree Member

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @TrK said:

    @MrEd said:

    @chitree said:

    @TrK said:

    @chitree said:

    @dustinc said:

    @chitree said:

    Sheeeeesh! I still remember the days of Windows 95 and Windows 98, lol :)

    yep! that's when we know we're getting older :)

    I only remember the pentium 4 days :D

    I 'member those too

    My first home server had 386, 4 or 8MB ram, was running slackware (don't remember version), some 3GB HDD, and was reaponsible for internet. At my place we could get internet with insane bandwidth prices during work hours and free from 5pm to 8am... So the server was dialing at 5:05pm and dropping the connection at 7:55am :) So that by no mistake a single packet could go through the line :D

    I suddenly remembers the telephone lines which are extinct now.

    Do you remember the rotary phones? :D

    I remember but as show cases.

    Would you know how to use these? :)

    one of the cons made a badge with a rotary dial input and all the young'uns had no clue what it was, lol

    My grandfather worked with first automatic telephone stations. There were no computers back then... So there is also a mechanical reasoning for the rotary dial. It was perfectly synced to give enough time for relays to switch to correct number-line :)

    that makes sense

  • stormstorm Member

    I don't think we hyped this thread enough for another giveaway. :(

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