The Q6600 gets the job done though. My other desktop has one.

Its sad I used to know tons about computers and now I have no idea what your talking about. I use my phone and my Toshiba laptop with windows 7

ya i'm the same way now i just watch them banter back and forth like a pissing contest of whos is bigger hahahahaha just funny to watch now

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But I bet they haven't a clue what "goto, chain, draw, or poke" mean. Or the never wanted "syntax error"
Back in the early 80'*, I thought I knew it all in a world where Commodore 64'* ruled the world blazing at 1.08 Mz w/64k RAM. Cooling? We bought and connected 3rd party 128k RAM packs and put the OEM Power Pack they drew on in the freezer to keep them from burning out. "Pioneer Venom"

I started on a Commodore 64, and I'm only 23.

i had the commadore 64 and a 128 whooo hooo i'm a special retard although i do miss a lot of the games that i use to play on them

LOL! Ya I was into the video games of the time to. I ran into a cool site that had a "64" emulator. And had a ton of those games on it. Forget the site.

My dad had a Commodore 64. I didn't use it, though. There was too much good stuff to do outside. Now I'm 23 with lots of cool PCs with relatively better programming dexterity. Some of those commands are still fairly understandable, and I'm sure quite a few programs use several similar versions, especially "goto" and small apps. Syntax Error is sometimes rewritten but has generally stayed the same.

Check this out:
jokes > Stroustrup C++ 'interview'

Having shiny hardware is pretty good, but the software is the really good stuff. I just spent a bit of today playing Roller Coaster Tycoon 2, and it was a good day. Lots of fun.

I'm more of a hardware guru than a software guru. It'* easier to grasp quickly. I don't feel like taking the time when it comes to programming.

I also use my phone when I'm away from my computer