The company I work for kicks ass! My home computer used to suck ass as it only had like sixty-four (64) meg of ram (a buddy put it together for me for only like fifty bucks). Anyway, they gave me a Dell with a gig of memory and a kick ass video card (nvidia quadro).
Internet porn isn't going to know what hit it.
Quote from: Tomahawk on February 27, 2006, 07:17:00 PM
The company I work for kicks ass! My home computer used to suck ass as it only had like sixty-four (64) meg of ram (a buddy put it together for me for only like fifty bucks). Anyway, they gave me a Dell with a gig of memory and a kick ass video card (nvidia quadro).
Internet porn isn't going to know what hit it.
But I bet your willy will.....
The fact that you joined the rest of America in getting a home PC is enough to throw a parade over.
T-Hawk's gonna party like it's 1999. Hey, see if you can play Quake 2 on that thing.
Don't forget to make sure you can run in EGA mode.
"They gave me a sweeeet new 4 GB hard drive!" :D
Who needs more than 512 megs of hard drive space?
Quote from: General_Failure on February 28, 2006, 01:27:34 PM
Who needs more than 512 megs of hard drive space?
The first non-Commodore 64 PC my parents bought was a 386SX with 40 megs of HD space. BWAHAHA. I played Mike Ditka football on it, but I had to boot through DOS to have enough memory for it.
We also used Prodigy to get on the internet. BWAHAHAHA
Quote from: General_Failure on February 28, 2006, 01:27:34 PM
Who needs more than 512 megs of hard drive space?
Anyone that isn't a nun or a preschooler?
i've never purchased my own home pc, my jobs either gave me one or i was assigned a laptop.
Have they tucked you in at night and read you storied when you couldn't sleep, too?
My first computer: The Tandy T100
(http://www.zianet.com/kromeke/pastcomp/main/tandy_286.jpg)
The fargin' thing cost me a fortune.
Commodore 64 was the first computer I ever had....
(http://people.clarkson.edu/~johndan/datacloud/images/commodore_64.jpg)
good memories.....hours upon hours playing
(http://www.lacegem.com/images/zork.jpg)
And who could forget.....
(http://clarence.supereva.com/contents/tecnologia/emulatori/commodore64/giochi/images/skate.gif)
And best of all....
(http://62.168.142.47/~lemon/games/screenshots/full/jumpman_01.gif)
JUMPMAN > ALL!
i think i spent 3 years straight playing jumpman
All the text Zork's are still available on the internets as freeware.
This library computer is pretty good.
My first computer was the Vic-20, the C-64's older brother.
(http://www.cedmagic.com/history/commodore-vic20.jpg)
3 K of memory, I believe.
Quote from: Susquehanna Birder on February 28, 2006, 12:59:16 PM
Don't forget to make sure you can run in EGA mode.
What's EGA mode?
You're probably making fun of me, but I'm such a dumbass I don't even realize it. Carry on.
At least you're astute enough to figure out he was making fun, even if you don't get it at all.
Quote from: FFatPatt on March 01, 2006, 01:31:12 PM
At least you're astute enough to figure out he was making fun, even if you don't get it at all.
So what the farg does it mean?
Shut up.
Because I'm a nice guy:
EGA on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_Graphics_Adapter)
QuoteThe EGA standard was made obsolete by the introduction of VGA by IBM in April 1987 with the PS/2 computer line.