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I remember coming home from school, getting my .22 rifle, and walking down to the beach to shoot tin cans. This was in the middle of a medium-sized city.
I remember studying about World War 2 in the sixth grade, and the kids bringing their fathers' war souvenirs to class. German Lugers, Japanese rifles, all kinds of weaponry. The only rule was "no bullets".
I remember my mother, a widowed schoolteacher, buying her only new car. It was a 1953 Chevy. 3-speed manual transmission, 6 cylinders. No radio, no heater. $1980 cash. We got a heater later that year from Sears, and a radio the next year, also from Sears
I remember coming in from recess in the spring of 1954. I was in the fifth grade. A girl named Penny Burch was standing at the top of the stairs, hysterically sobbing. When I asked her what was wrong, she sobbed "We're gonna have to go to school with n*gg*rs!" That's how I found out about the Supreme Court ruling in Brown vs Topeka Board of Education.
nope, i meant 20 MB.. (http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2339784,00.asp - broken link)
oddly enough, i just bought a 1 TB western digital external today at staples for 99 bucks
How about PC's without hard drives? We had to boot them off of a 3.5 floppy disk and the OS would stay resident. We thought a cool PC was one with 2 floppy drives. I remember my friend talking about a "hard card" which was a term used to describe a hard drive.
My first PC in 1992 had an 80 meg hd and I thought I would never fill it up.
How about PC's without hard drives? We had to boot them off of a 3.5 floppy disk and the OS would stay resident. We thought a cool PC was one with 2 floppy drives. I remember my friend talking about a "hard card" which was a term used to describe a hard drive.
My first PC in 1992 had an 80 meg hd and I thought I would never fill it up.
yeah, i remember those floppy-only systems too, but much more fuzzily.
kinda funny how the 'save' icon on a number of programs is still a representation of a floppy disk, even though i'm not sure you can even buy them anymore.
I remember...when we were free, the sky wasnt even the limit, and anything we could conceive, and believe, we could acheive...........now there's a regulation, or some pc reasoning to prohibit all of that.
I remember hearing only english at work and being very impressed by those who spoke it but it was a second language to them they had worked hard to learn.
I remember when the weather wasn't blamed on mankind.
I remember when the people would talk on the phone at home instead of while driving, shopping, walking, etc.
I remember seeing kids playing games outside instead of watching TV or playing video games.
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