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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
"Indoor smoking. My young-ish kids marvel at the fact that people used to sit in restaurants and smoke."
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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