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I built my first computer in my kitchen in about '98, and I was immensely proud of it. It was a 166, overclocked up to 200...
At the very least, I earned money for a second-hand Zhiguli.
It brings back memories, I see.
I built a Pisuk myself in about 2002, relatively late in the game.
First time I worked on a desktop my brother had built (386 33 MHz + 387 (sopr) + 8 (or 16) MB RAM + 100 MB HDD + colour monitor 14"), I think it was about 93. Cost about $1500. And it was not the fastest at the time. I think the first Pentium had just come out and it was really expensive. Now for such a price you can build a very fast and modern computer, on which you can both calculate and play games. And just imagine: that computer was at least 200 times slower than a modern average one...
It brings back memories, I see.
I built a Pisuk myself in about 2002, relatively late in the game.
First time I worked on a desktop my brother had built (386 33 MHz + 387 (sopr) + 8 (or 16) MB RAM + 100 MB HDD + colour monitor 14"), I think it was about 93. Cost about $1500. And it was not the fastest one at that time. I think the first Pentium had just come out and it was really expensive. Now for such a price you can build a very fast and modern computer, on which you can both calculate and play games. And just imagine: that computer was at least 200 times slower than a modern average one...
At work, the first XT and EC1840 arrived in 1989. At home it was only in 1997. When I got out of debt from the factory
At work, the first HT and EC1840 appeared in 1989. At home it was only in 1997. When I got out of debt from the factory.
My first robotron with 8-bit CP/M and a 5.25 floppy disk instead of the hard drive appeared in 1987. My bosses locked it with a key so it wouldn't get broken.
At weekends I used to sneak in by arrangement with the janitor and study the built-in BASIC.
When the first computers appeared, they seemed to me to be insanely expensive and unnecessary toys.
In '94, I bought a second-hand computer and fell in love with its capabilities. That's how it became my best friend.)
With great interest I took it apart and reassembled it. Quickly realised that it was easy. And then it began.
I kept plugging new gadgets into it. What a cool thing!
You don't have to think about how, what, what will happen. Do you have a conscience? Or not, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter:
Do what must be done and be what will be.
))) And then... we'll see. Or they will...
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We're not in the best of minds,
We'll drive down the green mile
Thinking it's finally here! -
Turns out to be a bore... - With others.
strange, if memory serves me right I had a personal Pentium-I in my uni dorm in 1996, I think it was 133MHz, maybe 1987 ?
Then my memory is wrong. In 1987 only XTs existed. The first Pentiums were around 1995