What was your family's first computer? If you were alive

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My mother got a laptop to use in her work and she brought it home. Can't remember the exact model but it was an IBM similar to this.

I remember playing a game where you were supposed to let some goo go through pipes and you rotated and built pipes to do it, as well as a game where you collect keys to open doors and they were in different colours.


My father got me a visual basic computer closer to the millenia but I never really got into it.

>>74727273
>I remember playing a game where you were supposed to let some goo go through pipes and you rotated and built pipes to do it
I remember playing a game like this on my 3rd grade tutor's Commadore64. She was the one person I knew that had a Commadore. I wish Amigas had been more popular here.

amiga 500

Pentium - 2 on 2000 a.d.

>>74727201
my family didn't own a computer until they gifted me althlon 64 3200 + radeon 9800 in 2003

>>74727201
An og windows 95 tower.

run of the mill 486 dos pc

i remember playing the first test drive a lot with my dad on it

>>74727201
didnt have one until like 2008

my brain

Do your cunts take open source software and hardware seriously? I feel like things are stagnant in the US because of virtual monopolies that Microsoft, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have become. Computers should be like cars. If I can't buy a manual showing me exactly how it works, it needs to go in the garbage. Our patent laws are too fucked now. Europe and Asia are the ones to bring us out of the dark ages. Maths and science are no longer important here. It's up to you guys.

>>74727201
A 60mhz Pentium. At that time dad was the only person out of all his friends and colleagues to have a computer.

Soviet clone of ZX Spectrum. I remember playing some game about ninjas from audio cassete tape.

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