@tumenbileg5094
"You've got mail" was the most cool sound effect ever back in the 90's
@mikeschlosser349
“Don’t touch it, it’s thinking.” Every dad ever
@MystikosMinistries
Computers now: 2 microdecibals of fan noise “WAHHHH MY PC IS SO LOUD” Computers then: Click click vroom beeeep “Haha it’s thinking”
@Ihauntchildren
I've never seen gohar speaking in such a casual manner lmao
@JaimeCrager
Windows 98 brings back so many good memories
@Cyencrey
Kids now grew up with the internet We back then grew up "WITH" the internet I still fondly remember yt having a rating system
@ΔΔΔΔΔΔΔΔΔ
Schools in the 90's: Windows PCs Schools now: Cheap a$$ chromebooks 💀
@Greyson-e8v
back in the day, people thought that this computer was very, very fast. The only reason people think that it is slow now is because we are used to all this stuff happening almost immediately.
@legocamper4403
“You open up one chrome tab that thing is cooked” got me ☠️☠️☠️
@Spiral2404
the pc 💀 the keyboard 🗿
@limalicious
What we "dealt with" was finally having access to something we never had before. It was normal because there was a literal nothing to compare it to before. Of course it seems slow when you compare it to today's progress. And while the progress is great in some respects, in others, it has created whiny, impatient brats with no attention span and an inability to appreciate something for what it was and what it meant in the time frame it came from. And I don't just mean technology, either--artwork, books, poetry, plays. You're not willing to understand these things within their historical context and therefore brush them off as annoying, outdated, and useless.
@CODEBREAKER975
bro switched to tech YouTuber💀
@chrisspellman5952
Kids in the 90's had a favorite screensaver.
@EliasFever
when you said "Please start up" you didn't even turn on the monitor...
@Onyxx345
“ Please start up Please start up Please start up” me with my windows E L E V E N
@floatinghamstick
The thing was, resources were so universally limited that software developers had to be smart with how much resources they used. It really is a lost artform because so many developers these days neglect it in order to save money.
@MetapaloozaShow
Now our phones will become obsolete when we invent teleportation technology. Some people better get on that asap!
@FrecklyAsh_26021_
“Just throw in a gpu” -Zach’s tech turfs
@daver40
The thing is, they were slow, but web pages were generally less complex, so the load time wasn’t as bad as you’d think.
@animelegofigures