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The point is that there is, in essence, no point. That's the same as the point of working on a Bonzai tree. Well, if there is truthfully no point, you could re
by Goronmon 14y ago
The point is that there is, in essence, no point. That's the same as the point of working on a Bonzai tree.
Well, if there is truthfully no point, you could replace working on an ancient computer with actually working on a Bonzai tree, or a rock garden, etc.
But I would assume you meant more "There is no point, aside from gaining an appreciate for how machines worked in an older, more basic form" heh.
- tluyben2 14y agoI think you can replace it with that (I used to do other stuff for relaxation and focus change, I just now like this more), but i think you'll get more out of an old computer than a rock garden :)