i believe i was in 3rd or 4th grade, so it was around 1994 for me. AOL ftl.
btw, i'm in class and IE fucking sucks.
btw, i'm in class and IE fucking sucks.
It was at a library in Illinois an extremely long ass time ago. I think I was like..7 or 8
at the age of 4
Meh I think those Apples with weird shapes and bright colors on Netscape Nav 1.0 in 2-3rd grade 1997ish
If my memory servers mee I was on Windows 95 in 1994 128Mb ram w00t
lol, i remember having to upgrade from 8 to 16mb of ram so i could play madden '95(T)eflon(S)hadow wrote:
If my memory servers mee I was on Windows 95 in 1994 128Mb ram w00t
First time using it must have been 1996, on a friends PC. I got internets in 2001, which was then state-of-the-art 8mbit cable
Can't remember, around the time of Freeserve 56k dial up
in 1998
Back when NetZero free dial up was the shit.
1st year of university, 1996.
My first time when I used internet was in 2002.
A while back, probably mid 90's.
I was researching rhino beetles for a school project ^^
I was researching rhino beetles for a school project ^^
2008, no really.
2001 or so.
Neopets, yo.
Neopets, yo.
Last edited by Hakei (2008-01-07 08:09:11)
1995, 56k modem (blazing speed at the time lol), prodigy internet provider.
Around 1999-2000, can't remember exactly
Me too, cartoon network website lol.martinez wrote:
at the age of 4
That doesn't work with your days of membership, unless your really my fat 5 year old neighbour...LiGaLiZe wrote:
2008, no really.
Age 4! As for a computer, age 2!
Can't remember when, but I remember that it was only for IRC.
And no, I didn't run into any pedos.
And no, I didn't run into any pedos.
6methinks
at my dads work. I was attempting to play pokemon crater but it was blocked ;_;
at my dads work. I was attempting to play pokemon crater but it was blocked ;_;
omg 666 lololol!gene_pool wrote:
6methinks
at my dads work. I was attempting to play pokemon crater but it was blocked ;_;
2006
7.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP