I'm sure it's just a consequence of demographics, but you don't see or hear nearly as much about people who started their computing lives as adults. I got my fi

I'm sure it's just a consequence of demographics, but you don't see or hear nearly as much about people who started their computing lives as adults. I got my first computer (a Timex/Sinclair 1000) in 1983, when I was 28, and the first of several Commodore 64s less than a year later...and by the time I had kids, six years after that, I had a PC. The C=64 was as formative to my life as it would have been to any grade schooler in my day.