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As a kid who began writing code on an Apple II I cant believe you feel that today's situation is inferior to our own. I didn't know anyone who HAD a computer le
by newobj 14y ago
As a kid who began writing code on an Apple II I cant believe you feel that today's situation is inferior to our own. I didn't know anyone who HAD a computer let alone could program it and I sure as hell never imagined that I could actually distribute my programs anywhere. Look at what kids have today - an infinite supply of resources, an infinite audience via a multitude of channels, and even the ability to really market and sell their wares (no pun...) seems like a worthwhile trade off for being able to go native to me. And if you really care, fire up a virtual machine and go nuts.
- solox3 14y agoYour hardship was not intentional.
- mynameishere 14y agoYeah, I remember not even having a diskette, and getting angry at my mother for turning off the computer and destroying all my work.
- rmATinnovafy 14y agoMy brothers would just unplug it. Boy did that make me fly off the handle! I would write 50LOC programs in basic (C64), and when I was about to make my GOTO frenzy start, they would unplug it. takes a deep breath
- ygjb 14y agoAssuming of course, that your platform allows you to run virtual machines...