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Same here. Unfortunately I think a lot of the applications and games that kids use these days aren't very enriching. For 90s kids there was a lot more explorin
by eljimmy 9y ago
Same here. Unfortunately I think a lot of the applications and games that kids use these days aren't very enriching.
For 90s kids there was a lot more exploring and learning involved with computers/technology. Now it's just mindless tapping.
It'd be really cool to setup an old 486 at home for the kids and let them play with the same technology we used as kids. No internet, just stacks of disks, maybe even setup some sort of SSH tunnel to mock dialing up to BBSes.