How old are you?

[a1200]

25. Got an 060 A1200 and love it!

[starf81]

Now I'm 24 and I got my first Amiga when I was 10... fourteen years of incredible stories and emotions... thanks Amiga!

[icbrkr]

Thirty - freakin' - two

[jasper]

40 freakin' 1

[DoodooHead]

@ K7HTH

The parts of the OS and the applications necessary for me to do MIDI sequencing and multitrack recording are working adequately for my purposes.  I guess I have OS4 Pre-release with Update #4 applied, I think the Beta is the latest version that is being now tested.

[hppacito]

I'm 30, and in 11 days I'll be 31 ! (Unbelievable ! :roll:), and as my sister says, we still have the same age !
And still working on the promised accelerator !  :hammer:  :hammer:  :hammer:

[odin]

25...and getting way too near to 26 :\.

[melott]

Hmmmm...

I guess I'm the oldest dawg here  :lol:

I'm 66 years young..

I'm still using my A3000 I bought "NEW" way back when ...

[dubdub]

I see I'm not the oldest, but not far off
I'm 64 and have been using Amigas since mid 80's when they first came out, mainly in TV industry.
Still have 500+, a 1200, and a 4000 with Opalvision.
(plus a quadzillion disks)

[motrucker]

I'm only 59. I see at least other poster has used a TI 99/4A. I've been using an Amiga since 1987. I have an A1200 that I bought new in 1992 (one of the first delivered to this area) and it is still running fine, if somewhat modified now.
We still have one active Amiga user group close, in Washington D.C. (NCAUG) that meets every month!!

[mr_a500]

Ahhh.. it's comforting to see more older people here.

I always feel so old, thinking "I remember the first time I saw colour television", "I remember when the VCR came out", "I remember when Al Gore invented the internet.."

You guys in your 60's can say "I remember when WW II ended", "I remember when television got popular", "I remember when men were men and women were nervous"  ;-)

[rager]

im 16 .... gona b 17 in august...

did any1 here serve in wwII?

[odin]

And literacy drops as the generations grow younger...

[metalman]

as of today: 47.98630136986301369986301 approximately  ;-)  

Pre-computer
Hp41c Programable calculator, used RPN w/ 4 level stack, menonics on the keys
only Architects and Business Majors used TI's!

First (and only) computer programming class
Fortran 77,  key punches and card decks!

First GAMES played on a computer
Collasal Cave You are in a twisty maze of passageways, all alike...
and "Star Trek" both had those awesome VT220 graphics, and lightning fast printouts of the action!


1981-1994:
digital pdp 11/34, 64k ram, 9-Track tape deck, power supplies, a full 3 bay Unibus rack, could watch the paint fade while waiting for programs to load. It had a actual "boot swich" you toggled to start the boot loader program.

Dec 1985
Amiga 1000 w/ graphicraft and textcraft software!
added 1.5 spiritboard expansion, removed daughterboard and installed ROM's for 2.1, MicroForge HD, (3) floppy drives

First computor group account:
bix.com in 1986, where the amiga action was.... used Telnet to log in
jdow, lwinton and others are still around, now at Noise Level Zero Conferencing Service

1991
Amiga 3000/25
added 4G HD, Promethis board, CD-ROM
Still use this system daily

Others
A2000's (4)
expansion cards
GVP PhonePaks (4)
A2090 (1) scsi
A2091 (4) scsi controller
A2060 (4) Arcnet cards
Microbotics 8up (with 8M)
Supra 8M expansion
MultiSerial board
A500's (4) might need parts!
spare A3000 MB's


other Amiga related.
ALL AmigaWorld magazines, all info magazines from Amiga introduction, all Amazing Computing's



Current PC:
Biostar M7VITpro, AMD Athlon (Barton 333 core) 2500+, System Commander boot loader w/ multiple W98, WinXP partions w/ AmigaForever, cat weasel, scsi

[amigadave]

odin wrote:
And literacy drops as the generations grow younger...

That's not a lack of literacy, it's shorthand from all the kids using cell phones to text message each other. :lol:

[Chain]

33  :-D