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I was 5 when Neil Armstrong stepped on to the moon in 1969. I remember watching it on a 12 in. black and white TV. Encyclopedias amazed me. I would thumb throug
by eggy 5y ago
I was 5 when Neil Armstrong stepped on to the moon in 1969. I remember watching it on a 12 in. black and white TV. Encyclopedias amazed me. I would thumb through them and look up each mention of something I didn't understand - the modern equivalent of link hopping, except I kept my thumb on the main article.
- imadethis 5y agoI think having 4 of my fingers holding places on different pages in a reference book is the best analogue representation of the hundred tabs I open whenever I browse Wikipedia.
- eggy 5y agoExactly, but at least it is self-limiting. How many tabs can you keep open with 32 gb of RAM? ;) And if your finger slipped out, there was no 'back' key!
- jamesandthewolf 5y agoYou actually saw that on tv good sir I am impressed. Encyclopaedias are probably the reason why I started making this website, I want to share something with the world and to list every game every made! It will take me a life time to achieve the PC games section when I get there that is intemidating and arcade machine..., I'm not even sure I can obtain this goal but I'll have fun trying.