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Relief 2 year s ago
#28 on the screen is something more important --- napster! :D
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Dennis 2 year s ago
In 1988, I paid $320 for a 40 megabyte hard drive. Not gigabyte, not terabyte, MEGAbyte. Having that hard drive was considered total luxury.
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Brenda 2 year s ago
Dennis, In 1998 I got a 10gb drive for about $350 and all my friends thought I would never be able to fill it up. I also had 2x 233 mhz mmx cpu's with 256mb of ram and they thought it was pointless.
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Gerhardt 2 year s ago
#28 - Winamp is still my defacto player that I used on all my PCs, still best player to date.
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Simon 2 year s ago
#21 Jacquie Lawson is still alive and making those cards!
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Simon 2 year s ago
Anybody remember the CueCat? That was a high profile flop. How about Limewire? Prodigy? CompuServe? (CompuServe's actually still around, but now it's owned by Yahoo.)
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Duncan 2 year s ago
Netscape
"Adreeisadyno said:
Pay phones.
Yes I know pay phones still exist. Also I am now very aware pay phones are free in Australia, thank you for informing me.
resentfulpenguin replied:
In Australia they recently made all payphones free. The cost of collecting the cash was higher than the revenue they were making so they can save money by giving away free calls."
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Relief 2 year s ago
#28 on the screen is something more important --- napster! :D
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Dennis 2 year s ago
In 1988, I paid $320 for a 40 megabyte hard drive. Not gigabyte, not terabyte, MEGAbyte. Having that hard drive was considered total luxury.
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Brenda 2 year s ago
Dennis, In 1998 I got a 10gb drive for about $350 and all my friends thought I would never be able to fill it up. I also had 2x 233 mhz mmx cpu's with 256mb of ram and they thought it was pointless.
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Gerhardt 2 year s ago
#28 - Winamp is still my defacto player that I used on all my PCs, still best player to date.
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Simon 2 year s ago
#21 Jacquie Lawson is still alive and making those cards!
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Simon 2 year s ago
Anybody remember the CueCat? That was a high profile flop. How about Limewire? Prodigy? CompuServe? (CompuServe's actually still around, but now it's owned by Yahoo.)
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Duncan 2 year s ago
Netscape