Son, I remember having to write my own boot disks to start in EMS memory instead of the default XMS so that I could run TIE Fighter on DOS 6.1, Windows 98 is what I used in college.
My left ankle, and along the outside of my left leg, lower back, calves at least once a week, wrists tend to get achy in the winter.. Also had my first hemorrhoid recently, that was a fun new kind of pain.
I remembering transitioning from DOS into 3.1, i used to be really good and navigating DOS, now i can barely run the command prompt, windows really did spoil us.
Well there was something I used before. It was a DOS menu structure (can't exactly call it a GUI) but too young to remember what that was, though do remember using it plenty of times to play The Incredible Machine
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Mostlydeadpool
yeah it does. but only my lower back. and only when i sleep. what's up with that?
pickledpunk021
Pfft. I remember DOS 3.0. My back hurts only occasionally but my knees and hips hurt quite often.
mediumrarechickenstrips
Son, I remember having to write my own boot disks to start in EMS memory instead of the default XMS so that I could run TIE Fighter on DOS 6.1, Windows 98 is what I used in college.
Coltaine
My left ankle, and along the outside of my left leg, lower back, calves at least once a week, wrists tend to get achy in the winter.. Also had my first hemorrhoid recently, that was a fun new kind of pain.
Hecticombrage
My foot hurts because I'm tired, but it's done that since I was 16 and using Windows Vista
Randomice
Oh please. Kids these days. I hurt a lot more than that.
serendrewpity
Screw you, Gen Zer
reliot
It's my middle back, right shoulder, both knees and a slew of other things. That being said, my lower back is fine currently.
StonesTwice
I do remember that
MNinNZ
CloseupCaptionReaction
Back when operating system games didn't come with online features, ads all over the place and stores.
ichmagkeinenutzernamen
no, but my knees
LeoGrun19401
Yes, but it's stress-related
bhobby1212
alphanius
*upper back
JarJarDrinks
My lower back has been hurting since dial up modems and BBS's.....
RunawaySpoons
Haha. Hahaha. My back doesn't hurt!
None of my body actually works, but it doesn't hurt either (until I try to do something), so ner :p
RunawaySpoons
Oh and when it's cold. And when I lay flat. 😅 But, most of the time it doesn't 🤭
ChickenChickenBurningBright
i have "phone cradle dialup" joint pain
hipifreq
Forget Windows, I'm this old: You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here
tinydog
open mailbox
StarscreamAndHutch
You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
AnerDyfan
Win98 was new tech. I mostly remember Win 3.1
CorvidPrime
I remember switchcing from 3.0 to 3.1 and booting up from dos.
djevelen
I remembering transitioning from DOS into 3.1, i used to be really good and navigating DOS, now i can barely run the command prompt, windows really did spoil us.
AnerDyfan
Well there was something I used before. It was a DOS menu structure (can't exactly call it a GUI) but too young to remember what that was, though do remember using it plenty of times to play The Incredible Machine
cafmaster
So I guess this is the comment where the geriatrics hand out... I remember writing BASIC on the Commodore 64.
ElecTech
ZX Spectrum but otherwise correct.
djevelen
I remember it, but it was part of a class I had rather than normal use for me when i was back in Jr High