1985 haha, that's when I was born!
When I grew up, I had the feeling computers weren't much of a thing in private.
Sure, I had a C64 when I got 8 years old and my first PC with 11, but until I got my PC I knew basically nobody in any age group that had a computer.
To me, the dream Jobs had, that anyone had a computer, became reality end of the 90 and beginning of the 00.
Which is kinda funny. The time everyone really had a computer at home probably didn't even last more than 10 years when it was superseeded by smartphones.
Life is very crazy in retrospect...
I remember talking to some friends at school when I was 16. They told me I should become an administrator and not a developer, because everything we need is already developed. They had games, videos, mp3s what more was there?
When I grew up, I had the feeling computers weren't much of a thing in private.
Sure, I had a C64 when I got 8 years old and my first PC with 11, but until I got my PC I knew basically nobody in any age group that had a computer.
To me, the dream Jobs had, that anyone had a computer, became reality end of the 90 and beginning of the 00.
Which is kinda funny. The time everyone really had a computer at home probably didn't even last more than 10 years when it was superseeded by smartphones.
Life is very crazy in retrospect...
I remember talking to some friends at school when I was 16. They told me I should become an administrator and not a developer, because everything we need is already developed. They had games, videos, mp3s what more was there?