Technology terms only boomers remember

Java Applet

Turbo buttons

Boost mobile

AGP
RAMBUS

220h
7
1

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manually driven cars

IRQ conflict
mscdex
emm386.exe
lh/loadhigh

IPX/SPX
AOL Keyword
Degauss
Y2K

Windows 7

>Defragging
Genuinely made me laugh

>RS-232
Maybe in the consumer space. Serial is still used for a number of applications. Mostly in hobbyist, telecom, and industrial applications.

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>Maybe in the consumer space. Serial is still used for a number of applications. Mostly in hobbyist, telecom, and industrial applications.

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TSR
doskey

auto reverse (cassette players)
"available on LP and MC"
5 1/4 " floppy disk
VT100 terminal
X25
6502
300 baud
public payphones

Ladies and gentlemen: we got him.

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do people still set master/slave jumpers on hard drives

Thankfully no

Girls with predictable reproductive organs

>master
>slave
>2018

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Northbridge

heck yeah 2 optical drives to have 1 read then burn at the same time rather than have it cache it first

>SHE

reformatting
DOS
"I can tell by the pixels"

>thinking FSB OC is a old or new thing

Ive been OCing (((locked))) chips for years

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Celeron 300a

Wait
Is the plate
L USA 1?
Love USA #1?

He was running for president 20 years ago

>Abit
The motherboard would blow up instead. My first build had an Abit board so they'll always have a place in my heart, I had to RMA that shit 3 times though.

Windows Mistake Edition

>Thinking anyone's talking about overclocking
>Thinking base clock = fsb

>tfw know all these things but I'm actually a zoomer
>tfw keep sinking myself further into the past and becoming more of a boomer by the day

>write windows xp cd key on cd
>have to make sure drive stopped to get it out
>installing Ethernet drivers with a cd on a fresh install
>cd wallets
>crack is just replacing main exe
>burning a new cd for the car weekly

boomer caps

any boomers remember streaming TV shows and porn over winamp

>agp graphics cards
>athlon x64 beast

application
executable
program

>not reading the image one bit
>bus speed is 160mhz in that image vs normal FSB of 100mhz
>not seeing its a locked i5 6400 running at 4300mhz when stock is 3300mhz

FSB is for overclocking chips without unlocked multipliers

Porn magazine.

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>Please insert disk 2

>magazine
fixed that for you
Zoomers dont know how to read anything not on a digital screen
its in a language they dont speak

>Flip disk over to side B

>One Movie
The Warriors.
>One Snack
Those Buncha Crunch's were my shit but I always bought the big bags of M&Ms with Almonds in them. THEY ARE GOD TIER.
>One Drink.
Mr Pibb, ice cold and almost freezing.

That CPU has no FSB, stupid fucking zoomer.

Is it in master or slave mode ?

>Turbo buttons
Slows down your pc ;(

For me it was
>One movie
Terminator 2 or starship troopers
>One snack
Hot cheetos
>One drink
Dr pepper and yes ice cold but before drinking pour over ice in a iced mug

Did anyone elses parents keep ice cold mugs in their freezer?

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>Those Buncha Crunch's were my shit but I always bought the big bags of M&Ms with Almonds in them. THEY ARE GOD TIER.

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FSB is an old term for the bus interconnect which also determined the base frequency
Old shit was normally 400mhz and multipliers were low like 4 5 6 ect

Bus speed on modern CPUs are equal to FSB of old days in terms of what they do

GOD is REAL (unless declared integer)

jumper
master slave cable select
agp slot
mmx instruction set
co-op math processor

Rewind the tape.PERSONAL STEREO.

>That last 4.

Close but no cigar. Also iced mugs suck they never actually cool the drink down before they warm up in the open air.

PCI parity
Http markup
Excel spreadsheet
Pocket pc

mst3k stream was the shit

Garmin gps
Numpad
Sony clié.

>tfw just bought a firewire card to transfer some old minidv tapes
MiniDV... now THERE'S a good camcorder storage medium.

he actually did run for president in 2000 stupid.

... idiot

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>RS-232
Still in use and has a shit ton of applications
>Defragging
Although SSD are the absolute standard for operating systems, mechanical drives are still in use for most storage options. No matter which file system is in use, fragmentation still happening and mechanical drives should be defragmented. SSD's literally have the equivalent with the TRIM function.
>Front side bus
how else does on over clock? I'm not a bench mark fag. Please educate me.

IDE
Macintosh
Diskette

More like a forced meme that was never funny, only obnoxious.
>inb4 boomer

sheeeit

4/10

802.11b

Implying blockbuster was ever based enough to sell Jolt Cola

ISA cards

SET BLASTER

clock multiplier

>fragmentation still happening and mechanical drives should be defragmented
The point is it happens automatically on windows these days

Which is why I stated
>No matter which file system is in use
Fragmentation of mechanical drives, isn't exclusive to wangblows

SD card
Mini SD Card

8800gt

>>only boomers remember
literally any high school kid remotely interested in computers could tell you what most or all of these are

Laptop

Wrong. He formed an exploratory committee and decided against it

There are only tools for dealing with it on windows

ATDT

what does the 9/10 on the prices refer to?

tenths of a cent

I'll chalk that up to your concussion. But don't say anything like that again.This is your last warning. I know C++ and BASIC. I can hack you

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>Not ready reading drive A
>Abort, Retry, Fail?

but it already lists tenths
sure it doesn't mean say, the 1.29 is actually 1.39?

oh wait, tenths of a /cent/
so 1.299

>moe-shit poster
>claiming others are now reddit

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$1.29 9/10, so yes, $1.299

We have the real winner on this thread.

damn, i've never heard of pricing things in fractions of a cent
i bet they don't include tax, either. (i've at least heard of that)

IRC
any programming language bedsides JavaScript
Digital Privacy

BDOS ERROR ON A:

idk about the states, I live in Canada and we have incredibly high bullshit carbon tax which is driving gas prices up like 15 cents/litre higher than they should be but the price they show is the price you pay