How many of you are tech gurus?

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ahatestory 5263 cr points Send Message: 31 / M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 carsarelittle wrote: ahatestory wrote: carsarelittle wrote: I've been typing at a DOS command prompt since before a lot of you were born! That makes it sound like you're still typing at a DOS prompt. DOS is dead man! Let it go! Come join us in the wonderful world of windows (not necessarily Windows)! :) Hahah, I can't believe you pointed that out. I thought that after posting it. I'm pretty great at using the correct tense in my sentences, aren't I? It's actually difficult for me not to notice grammar (or spelling) issues. Even in books, which are supposedly edited by professionals, I still tend to find such without trying, they just jump out at me. Just the same, I really didn't mean to be a grammar Nazi; it's something I try to avoid, because I know my own grammar isn't perfect. Besides, most people don't proofread their forum posts, because they're smarter than me and manage their time better. I wasn't certain, though, that you didn't mean you were still using DOS. I figured, some people still run/emulate DOS to use old software, maybe this guy really is still using it, horrible as it is to contemplate. I figured, maybe you have an interesting argument for using DOS. I'm kinda glad to find that you aren't though.
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NoBreyner 50213 cr points Send Message: 37 / M / Where the heart is Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 I built my first computer in '96 and let me tell you that it was a LOT harder to build them then. Windows 95 was barely any help when you had to set jumpers on the sound card and modem just to avoid conflicts with everything else in the system. Sigh, I don't miss those days.
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Rei4Shinji 26655 cr points Send Message: 25 / M Online	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 I could only wish to be one of these individuals one day...........
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Pomff 2673 cr points Send Message: 22 / F / Sexual Chocolate Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 I'm the computer expert for my friends/colleagues, which says more about them than me. Here is the reason why (spoilered for size). Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide
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ichigofes12 16166 cr points Send Message: 21 / M / scotland Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 meeeeeeeeeeee lol though ima big mixture not just a addict to this lol
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ahatestory 5263 cr points Send Message: 31 / M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 Pomff wrote: I'm the computer expert for my friends/colleagues, which says more about them than me. Here is the reason why (spoilered for size). Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Yep, that's the secret right there.
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ZingFreelancer 4633 cr points Send Message: M / In the middle of... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13
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alniau 9981 cr points Send Message: 20.0167° N, 155.6... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 yay check this out.. I figured out multi -strings Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide dDiscount = (ot * (Convert.ToDecimal("0." & Convert.ToInt32(O.DiscountPercentage))))
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Hairbelly 12144 cr points Send Message: 49 / M / Bite the pillow. Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13, edited 1/3/13 - First computer in 1981 (Apple II). No hard-drive. Had to save data to a cassette tape. - "Programmed" a TRS-80 to run basic adventure games (command line adventures). - Punch card programming mid-1980's (sucked). - Bought Mac SE/30 in 1989. Hooked it to the Internet via college ISP (Telnet, USENET, FTP, etc...) - Started a computer animation business. - Bought, and still have, a couple of UNIX boxes (Silicon Graphics (SGI)) to run Wavefront and Alias. - Bought three Macs and a couple of PCs from 1995-2002 to support my UNIX "farm"/FX biz. - Sold my business. Retired. - Still have the SGIs, four Macs and three PCs kicking in the basement. Have no idea what I'll do with the UNIX boxes.
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shuyi000 13101 cr points Send Message: 22 / M / Somewhere.... per... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13, edited 1/3/13 I can locate my browser and shit... Am I techy enough?
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ahatestory 5263 cr points Send Message: 31 / M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 shuyi000 wrote: I can locate my browser and shit... Am I techy enough? No worries - in the future, your browser will locate you! ... You know, I meant that in a humorous way, but on reflection, mobile devices already do that, and it is worrying.
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