Um Young kid is actually USB-C now and it's a mobile device ๐
this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2023
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I am 50 (going on 29) and remember connections other than these in devices like the Commodore 64.
That 5 pin DIN was on the older C64s for the AV port. I had a newer one as well and they switched to an 8 pin variant. C64s also used similar DIN connectors for the power supply and disk drive.
Our family's first computer was an Acer Anyware, 386 with a greyscale display. We had a serial trackball for it.
Ahhh, the good ol' days playing Wumpus - "I smell a Wumpus!" - or "Adventure" - "It is dark. You may be eaten by a grue." Went through rolls of paper in the old teletype.
I don't know what my family's first computer was called, but I remember it ran DOS, and I remember the Lemmings demo having a really, really hard third level.
Gen Z and yet maximum old apparently
Memes like this sometimes gauge how poor a person was growing up instead of their age