I’ll have you know I went in there all the time!
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I was actually sleeping there...sometimes on the keyboard, when compiling a kernel took to long for young me to stay awake
Me too, but you could quit any time you wanted!
I couldnt
The more time you spend in there, the more you become the computer
I recall when computers occupied entire floors of buildings.
Intended with love and respect.
Thanks, I needed a good laugh today.
Same with phones.
They should be nailed to the wall, as is proper. I resent people being able to ring my mp3 player/satnav
Remember having to walk to the kitchen to answer the phone?
What kind or rich person had an entire room dedicated to the phone?
Our city used to have these small glass rooms with a single phone inside on street corners.
So you'd have to have an income to match an entire city's budget? Definitely for the rich!
Oh you mean the see-through urinals?
Yes
Our city used to have these small glass rooms with a single phone inside on street corners.
But it does still live in its own room!
I'm just in there now often now.
Ignorance is bliss, as they say.
To be fair, you don't have to buy a laptop or treat it as being mobile.
Or carry a mobile computer around with you in your pocket.
No they weren’t.
They were bad in ways we could never remember and better in ways we could not fathom.