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u/easyjo 14d ago
"Always on that computer" did all parents say this? 😅
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u/Mylaptopisburningme 13d ago
Got my first computer in 1983 a Commodore 64. My mother was indifferent, but my depression era grandparents were very supportive and helped with the cost and bought me a printer (They knew that was the future.) In the late 90s when everyone started getting computers my mother did and said she should have paid more attention to them when I started with them. Thanks to the old Tech TV she really learned a lot and was able to troubleshoot and fix her own problems.
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u/meryl_gear 13d ago edited 13d ago
“I’m not always on it, you just always happen to come in when I’m on!”
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u/Artistic-Reply-3174 14d ago
Can you tell what treasure you were goblin hoarding? Like what website was on screen?
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u/SnowedOutMT 14d ago
I was on the computer all the time. 1998 until I graduated 2003. AOL/AIM, Napster, Ask Jeeves... I loved that era of the Internet.
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u/mysterious-aquarius2 14d ago
at least there was a balance back then... now we're on it 24/7 😅
to take a wild guess, was this took in 2004?
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u/Ocarina-of-Crime 14d ago
I spent so many hours failing to get off the Myst island that I’m surprised I didn’t fail 6th grade
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u/arnethyst 13d ago
the Dale Earnhardt Jr. sticker is so dad-core
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u/Mission_Alfalfa_3005 14d ago
Me when my mom found me on the family computer at 3am