i’m pretttyyyyy sure this one is the one we had at camp :)

aside from radio shack and texas instruments that i used at camp, i think i was sadly too young to do anything but windows 3.1 :( our first computer was a tandy sensation in the early 90s and i didn’t really play with linux until maybe the mid 2000s

except for playing with apple IIe and radio shack computers through school and camp, that is.

there’s a word for those people: awesome

windows xp was peak; running anything before xp is legendary

when you varchar(24) and forget about the hash

hopefully when the ai bubble breaks it takes saudi arabia with them

i was referring to germany in the 30s and 40s… but yeah, look at the governments of italy and hungary (and previously poland)

so glad i installed mint. also user codeberg instead of gh people.

germany making laws suppressing speech and criminalising free thought? never seen that before

that’s what makes europe great

mint: lisa frank edition (and i’m here for it)

sudo show-me-pictures-of-cats.sh

no ads on blockbuster movies!

i mean im sure they use it too and nothing they said was anything but their personal opinion so i don’t think it’s that big a deal

i just subscribe to the netflix tier that serves all streams as torrents

fediverse bringing back bulletin boards and forums would be a great thing.

the internet became a worse place when we lost bulletin boards and forums and got reddit and ai.

death is not good enough for ai people

maybe they should try making their cars not ugly as sin

good way to get the whole bill struck down for being unconstitutional by trying to go after states rights

republicans and oligarchs are already going after wikipedia

there was plenty of advertising on america online though almost ever keyword was to a business that was an advertisement.

i do agree that web 1.0 and the 90s internet was superior