I'm not over 30 (turned 21 this year) but I do have some rather fond memories of breaking, and subsequently fixing, my family Dell running Windows 95. I used t

I'm not over 30 (turned 21 this year) but I do have some rather fond memories of breaking, and subsequently fixing, my family Dell running Windows 95. I used the internet, but not for anything major. I mostly just explored the computer, learned how it worked, and practiced my creative writing in early MS Word. I did write some batch files really early on, thanks to my dad's answer when I asked how the computer worked: "It's just a bunch of text files". After that, I didn't do much other than explore networking stuff at school (and use the school's LAN to distribute games, but I was 12 at this point and well into the 2000's).