I'm a xennial and I'd say I'm doing pretty good at keeping up, but I'm also a software dev so that probably skews things a bit.
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This post makes my knees hurt
hold up now.
Wait… what happened to people born in 1989 that didn’t to those born in 1991???
I remember beta vs VHS debates, now get off my lawn!
Beta was superior
So was HDDVD. Both lost for the same reason, money backed the rivals.
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My aunt was born before TV was broadcast
My mom had the first tv in our community when she was a kid cause her dad owned the general store. Before that they all gathered around the radio at the store. By they, I mean the entire community cause he was the only one with a radio as well.
Wasn't expecting that to be associated with 1990
The other day, someone in one of the gaming communities posted a comparison of the progress of video games from mid-90s to mid-aughts, and a more recent decade. It was clearly meant to be slightly exaggerated since the the recent screenshots were all the same one from fortnite, but the point still stands.
I wouldn't trade my 90s childhood for anything in the world.
Nah fuck em. They invented nuclear physics and they can't figure out a goddamned email? Skill issue.
When I was growing up the “big scam” was chain mail and televangelists.