In this “CBS Evening News” report from May 22, 1995, a first-time personal computer user was featured to underscore the challenges in adopting the new technology. Former CBS News correspondent Reed Galin reports.
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@CaptainVelveeta11 місяців тому
Nearly 30 years later the printer is still the most problematic piece of machinery on the planet.
@user-wb7ot7kt3x11 місяців тому
As a SysAdmin I do hate printers. Sometimes they don't work for no reason at all.
@jroscon300311 місяців тому
Just Epic i agree
@xiaokhat11 місяців тому
Printers are the moodiest piece of tech invented. They know the best time when to act up 😂
@jcamargo200511 місяців тому
The router is second place?
@gt8200-011 місяців тому
I spent about 20 minutes trying to connect my printer to my PC wirelessly before giving up and going wired USB.
@dannyzero6923 роки тому
"For many newcomers, PC stands for *Pain* and *Confusion* " I died laughing at that part
@cameroncalzone88603 роки тому
i prefer MAC: masochistic and costly
@chotai3 роки тому
@@cameroncalzone8860 selectively not much expensive. But my budget can only hold pain.
@omairshafiq19983 роки тому
I mean it hasn't changed in that aspect
@dannyzero6923 роки тому
@@omairshafiq1998 not much but yes, my grandpa still hasn't figured out how to use his mouse
@CatololOSU3 роки тому
it stands for : ''aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa''
@nigefal4 місяці тому
'Press any key....' 'Where's the any key?'
@janestoodley23004 місяці тому
😂 😂 😂
@user-misspoken27 днів тому
😅😅😅😅 you win
@John_Lee_17 днів тому
and where's my tab?
@angelofdeath27517 днів тому
now its nothing but crap made to induce a moral pano
@Jonathan.Gearhart13 днів тому
😂😂😂 incredible
@Xeno_of_Luyten6 місяців тому
the same generation of people are still asking the same newbie questions 30 years later...
@cebruthius3 місяці тому
That's my mother!
@skunksecond2 місяці тому
opposite way too, zoomers and late gen z'ers weren't taught basic tech literacy because of phones, tablets, and chromebooks which simplified everything. there are some of us who dont even know how to make folders
@moonlightfitz2 місяці тому
same with zoomers lol
@TheMexicoBear2 місяці тому
Especially Zoomers dealing with old tech.
@bonkyo2 місяці тому
@@skunksecond its funny you mention folders specifically because now i hear knowing HOW to make one on a computer classifies you as a power user nowadays
@Haffy4423 роки тому
All of those IT guys who had to deal with 'newbies' every single day are the real legends here.
@MarkT17003 роки тому
Yeah I wouldn't be able to deal with that. I'd die on my first day.
@Commander_HW3 роки тому
That's me, as a real IT guy, all my family members call me for their computer problems. My mom literally txted me and ask me to make a video of how to turn her iPhone off....... she said every time she does it it's always siri.
@NeytAkyide3 роки тому
thanks bro im dying everyday again with Pc Newbies
@Stanley-px3bt3 роки тому
Yes, but have you tried turning it off and back on again?
@PROGRESSGamingOfficial3 роки тому
@@Commander_HW As a previous Android user it also took me a couple of tries to turn an iPhone off. Simply holding the off-button activates Siri instead of turning your device off, not intuitive at all..
@saurabhgi3 роки тому
“4 megabyte memory” ah, the gold standard
@coolak72933 роки тому
This is too much, 640k is enough for everyone...
@baganatube3 роки тому
That is over four freaking MILLION bytes, what kind of application would be able to utilize such amount of memory.
@moneer71393 роки тому
@@Septagrim on my pc, chrome milks my cpu, so i got opera gx its so much better and cooler
@raggedclawstarcraft65623 роки тому
@@coolak7293 Everybody laugh at Bill Gates for saying that (if he even said that), but maybe he was correct at a time of saying this phrase. It's like saying 1 GB of ram is plenty in early 2000s.
@someguywithmtndew56913 роки тому
@@Septagrim lie, oh wait im dumb nvm
@widowmakerx711 днів тому
As someone who works in the IT field, a lot of people are still this confused
@jean-lucpicard55102 дні тому
Had a potential employer for an IT role on the phone a while back asking if I has basic CCNa qualifications? Such as can I insert a USB? I'm like. "I have a Bachelor's degree in computer maintenance and systems support. I've built pcs since my twenties, installed operating systems, and configuration of cisco routers and switches"
@Movie_Games6 місяців тому
It still amazes me today how things just work. I grew up in a world of dial-up, parallel ports, IRQ conflicts, and DOS.
@PhilMoskowitz3 місяці тому
BIOSes and OSes got a whole lot better.
@jeremycarter15 днів тому
Ahhhh…good ole’ IRQ conflicts. That brings back memories! iSCSCI IRQ on Apple was my confusion. Granted I was just 8 or so when I was putting my Mac components together and didn’t really understand what the heck was going on.
@RealMTBAddict14 днів тому
Amazes you? We've had 40 years to improve on it. I'm not amazed, I'm satisfied.
@jirikrajnak904714 днів тому
they've been running on the same principles for decades. it's the users who have become savvy.
@PistonAvatarGuy13 днів тому
I still remember having to move, add, or remove jumpers to make changes to the settings for the CPU, peripheral cards, disk drives, etc. Overclocking a CPU involved physically moving some jumpers on the motherboard. Good times.
@Kimchi_Studios3 роки тому
A moment of silence for all the call center employees from the 90's who helped us get to this point.
@mikekatz79803 роки тому
and for all of the Karens they had to battle along the way.
@MrOiram463 роки тому
I bet some of them just got fed up and came up with some ways of making computers easier to use like they are now
@PajamaJazama3 роки тому
@@MrOiram46 theyve become so easy that theyve come full circle and made it harder for more experienced users lol
@Adama.13 роки тому
Rather an applause. Moment of silence suggests they all died, I'm pretty sure most of them are very alive.
@oktogen14763 роки тому
point of censorship and programmers that became nurses? no thanks
@inocente1063 роки тому
Legend has it, she's still trying to plugged it in..
@Notolderthanyou3 роки тому
*plug
@siamfazlul71293 роки тому
and the camera man is still standing there doing nothing about it
@wordsmith4513 роки тому
@@Leshan51 I hate that term. Also, there is a family-friendly form of sex: incest! :)
@erickabundis79523 роки тому
@@Leshan51 “LeTs KeEp ThIs ChAt FaMiLy FrIeNdLy” headass
@youraveragemetalhead2263 роки тому
Legend has it, you're still trying to "learned" english
@obienator11 днів тому
Jamie is still fighting that damn printer to this day in 2024
@ntsejfamyaj11 днів тому
That's not fair, that's very condescending, and that was uncalled for. Jamie suffers from acute boomeritis, even though she's not really a boomer. While paying for groceries recently at a nearby grocery store, our local CBS station field reporter, Tricia Takanawa, asked if she would pay using cash, credit, or mobile, but Jamie gave a confused look. Instead, she pulled out a check book.
@hmocreations112010 днів тому
😂😂😂
@lioninguccisuit7 днів тому
I'm born in 97, but still had a PC sience i was quite young 5-6 years old. And i remember specific things of how awful the pc interface was, thanks god i was blessed with windows xp, cause 97 and 00 was extremly awful. I remember when you had to go in Total Comander or what was it called, or when a dude gave to my parent a thing for PC that had like 260 games in, sonic, alex kid, jaz rabit, road rage.. Jesus was so nice, i used to be so happy playing. But having to conect the cables is hard, especialy when you don't know what damange you can bring to a pc, with Usb's now and jacks, is sightly harder to destroy something, but with the cable the lady used you could break the pins, plus what if you connect something wrong and burn the circuits ,etc. Is just the same vibe when you build a PC, and you have to put the CPU into the pc, which mean 1 sightly mistake and avoiding to read where to put the cpu, you'll just easly lose 400-1.000$
@m.ceniza46884 дні тому
@@ntsejfamyajyou laugh but printers are one of the Devil’s earthly minions
@backintimealwyn57362 дні тому
nah, my mum used to call the computer "he" ,"he's telling me to press a key" , "But what does he want?" , "why is he blocking the srcreeeen, what did you do to him? (I was alway guilty of soing something evil to "him" )", now she's even more addicted to technology than I am, she can't disconnect for half an hour.
@mrsTraveller6427 днів тому
I can still clearly remember when we got the first computer to my job, I was 37 years old, and a guy came to teach us how to use it. We sat in a circle just staring in disbelief, he picked me first to come and try it. He said put your hand on the mouse and start moving it slowly, I first asked what's a mouse??? After he told me I asked "like how"??? He said oh, you have never used a computer? I said NO I HAVEN'T, WHERE WOULD I HAVE USED ONE??? No one had them at home yet, and I thought I'd never ever learn how to use it..
@DugrozReports13 днів тому
How did it work out?
@mrsTraveller6413 днів тому
@@DugrozReports well,for me it took a long time to even think I'd be able to learn how to use a computer,it wasn't until I bought one for my home that I really came over beeing so acared to touch it😁 here in our schools the children taught themselves in no-time and then they taught the teachers! I remember seeing on the news how children age 10 sat and gave computer-lessons to their teachers😁
@luivalentino852013 днів тому
Didn't your schools have computers? I grew up in the 80s and our schools had them. Radio shack had tons of them too.
@mrsTraveller6413 днів тому
@@luivalentino8520I went to school in the 70's so no, we had no computers, I can't remember if there was one in the teachers room, but I don't think there was, there was typing machines and when "word" came(I think it was called that?) I remember it was a big thing; not to have to start from the beginning,just erase that ONE misspelled word and continue!
@xtlm13 днів тому
@@DugrozReports some say they never figured it out
@napoleonibonaparte71983 роки тому
This needs a “Where are they now”.
@ambersummer26853 роки тому
🤣🤣👏🏽👏🏽
@thriquinox3 роки тому
dead
@taimoorulhassan14513 роки тому
Yeah
@joie84223 роки тому
Yes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@leobrun0moura3 роки тому
Dead or more older, indeed
@MikeStavola3 роки тому
Back then, it was a severe mistake to buy a laptop as your first PC.
@Leonard_MT3 роки тому
At least it’s a ThinkPad it has that easy BIOS configuration utility
@coreysuffield3 роки тому
it still nearly is
@DaneH643 роки тому
Exactly
@erickabundis79523 роки тому
@@coreysuffield depends
@erickabundis79523 роки тому
@@justinepaula-robilliard what?
@stick2dapoint884 місяці тому
Nearly 30yrs later, not much has changed. Gen-Xers and younger grew up with tech, but we still have A LOT of ppl in the workplace that have simply memorized the steps to their job on a computer, and anytime anything happens outside of that sequence, their whole world gets flipped upside-down.
@danyoutube74914 місяці тому
Operating systems are more complicated than ever, so it would be impossible for most people to be savvy about things that don't apply to their day to day role (not to mention a waste of their time learning things that they almost certainly would never have to know, and a lot of which would be rendered useless by the frequent updates to Windows). What's more Windows and the computer world in general seems to be have been pushing the consumer to be more reliant on Microsoft, Google etc. to let them do everything, control everything. I am less confident and able now than I was when I first got an IBM compatible in the early 2000s (I had owned a couple of Commodore Amiga computers in the 1990s as well as using IBM style PC at school, so was already computer savvy). I used to be comfortable installing mods for games and so forth on my computer, but things like Steam and Windows from 8 onwards took these things out of my hands (Windows 8 even made it hard for me to make changes to files in game folders on my own computer...).
@axeldewater949114 днів тому
@@danyoutube7491 Linux would revive those skills for you 😉
@Jonathan.Gearhart13 днів тому
Kinda sad that so many redundantly use their phone without knowing or caring about the insane engineering behind it.
@DugrozReports13 днів тому
@@danyoutube7491 This 100% Up until 2005 or so I could mod things pretty easily, install my own stuff manually, and it was easy. Now the OS either does it for you or you have to be in IT.
@aev607512 днів тому
Sure young people grew up with technology, but they have zero idea how any of it works. It's a struggle for them to get a new social media app running and they don't even know how to work word or excel or any tool for that matter. Staring at a screen != learning about the technology.
@highestsettings11 днів тому
"This just in, you have to learn new things and you don't instantly know how to use them... More at 11."
@wolfarix3 роки тому
To this day my dad’s mind is still blown over the fact that he needed training software to learn how to control his cursor and I was able to naturally figure it out as a kid.
@Beegeezy1443 роки тому
Have you heard of the hundredth monkey effect? That might explain how you knew, but I'm still wondering how he got the software installed if he didn't know how to use the cursor. 😁
@2nd-place3 роки тому
@@Beegeezy144 back then you installed everything from the command prompt, lol. I’m a web developer and still install everything through a bash/zsh terminal on my Mac ssh’d into a Linux server. You just install from a repo whatever app you need. Tons of open source frameworks to speed development.
@tfat003 роки тому
I remember my parents setting up our first PC and when I tried to help my dad yelled at me so I left. Later my mom told me what I had suggested actually worked when they tried it an hour later 😂
@wolfarix3 роки тому
@@Beegeezy144 I think it was at his work. My guess is his IT department set it up and where training him. By the time we got a home PC he knew how it worked.
@AW-qz4kk3 роки тому
kids learn better
@gtablurt57913 роки тому
UPDATE: She's a Hacker now, beware.
@yusha10593 роки тому
oh hi smirk kid
@EmirFaruk3 роки тому
w0w
@maj7463 роки тому
Black hat or white?
@chrisik1003 роки тому
@@maj746 probably red..hat)
@abdulkadirhassan71863 роки тому
hhhhhhhhhhhh
@fireraid91739 днів тому
Describing computers as pain and confusion has to be the most incredibly well aged quote of the century. I swear to god every time I have a "small" problem there's an iceberg under it the size of long island.
@ThuNguyen-jy2jt5 днів тому
i feel you. something randomly breaks and i have to go down a rabbit hole to find a solution, and often to no avail. then it adds up and i have to reset windows entirely. computers should be working for us and not the other way around; i dont need to be a computer scientist just to use it.
@corradokid796 місяців тому
Did Jamie Gold ever get her printer set up?? We need a follow-up.
@NorthOfEarthAlex11 днів тому
Found her on LinkedIn. She's a journalist and tech consultant now.
@floopsiebraadsie563810 днів тому
But is the printer working? These are the things we need to know
@thorbjrnhedegaard30498 днів тому
Yes did she find the printers interface port and connect the cable, this we must know
@holger_p7 днів тому
Creating a document first, would have been more conclusive.
@chadwaller81923 роки тому
She spent nearly 5k in 2021 money
@mathiastwp3 роки тому
Big oof, Linus.
@smeezekitty3 роки тому
@TDFPL kek
@jackkraken38883 роки тому
Right? That's what's amazing about technology now. This stuff is far cheaper now than in the past and yet even more powerful and feature rich. It's insane.
@jonny67023 роки тому
@@jackkraken3888 Well, yeah. Computers are tens of thousands of times faster at computing now. It wouldn't make sense if a 5000 investment back then would be multiplied tens of thousands of times linearly with the compute ability. You'd end up spending many many millions of dollars for todays modern high frequency, high IPC, multi-core processors. I think that would be more insane.
@cozy63083 роки тому
@@jackkraken3888 do you really think that an old computer with 4mb of memory is very comparable to a 480gb computer which is very fast?
@youcanletgox33 роки тому
Crazy how far we’ve come in 26 short years; now, babies know how to navigate through a smartphone better than some adults lol
@notbambang3 роки тому
Today's tech is more easier to use, everything can be done wireless, no need to worries about cables and not matching ports
@mandinikohl25413 роки тому
Yo I swear to god all they do is watch us on our phones & scheme until they're dexterous enough to do it too. Lmao
@PeaceDweller3 роки тому
Ironically, back in the 90s only intelligent people had personal computers/laptops.
@beefnoodles49813 роки тому
Huh??? PC is diffrent from SmartPhone
@youcanletgox33 роки тому
@@beefnoodles4981 I’m speaking about technology in general :P
@davetech12696 місяців тому
As someone in the IT industry, I can confirm the “pain and confusion” acronym is often accurate still
@cassky37366 місяців тому
0:12 "for many newcomers, PC stands for... Pain and Confusion". I'm dead.
@sujitwarrier48573 роки тому
In 1996 I was 8 years old, pcs were just coming into India, only the rich people could afford to own one. My parents sent me to computer classes thinking it was the future. All I learnt were some DOS commands as well as MS paint. Now so many years later I'm an experienced software engineer. Smart move mom and dad. Thank you
@snipamontage62223 роки тому
Damn
@perfectsplit55153 роки тому
4 years of undergraduate mechanical engineering courses at the university - and computer literacy was what I ended up learning - more than anything else. I became my parents' tech support.
@sujitwarrier48573 роки тому
@@perfectsplit5515 it doesn't matter what you do. You always are tech support for your parents.
@KUNALBISWAS-NEWS-TECH-SHORT3 роки тому
Cost us 67k, HCL ..
@sujitwarrier48573 роки тому
@@KUNALBISWAS-NEWS-TECH-SHORT what?
@VaughnJogVlog7 років тому
In fairness, there was more tech jargon and programming knowledge needed back then to operate a computer. Now there are less ports, devices are found automatically, apps install quickly, startup time is minimal.
@richardsequeirateixeira3 роки тому
USB changed the game dramatically too. Plug and Play.
@ian_b3 роки тому
@@richardsequeirateixeira So long as you can tell which of the 25 types of USB you have. :D
@camaluck6783 роки тому
my computer has 9 ports being used right now, not including the power cable.
@revengenerd13 роки тому
I find it funny and a little silly how people often think the kids of today are great with tech as show them pre 00's tech not just computers and they get stuck, tell them to do many non plug and play things on a pc and they don't know what to do. All they really know how to do is use apps.
@ohrenaugenkatze_3 роки тому
@@revengenerd1 yep, my grandma thinks im a tech genie cause i changed the aspect ratio on her tv, even though it is just pressing one button ( to be fair, the remote had everything labled in English and she does not speak English)
@Phymaths9 днів тому
I chocked on my coffee when I heard "4 megabyte memory." Not that it was unexpected, but it still got me...
@arsenblackwell6 місяців тому
Legend has it that she is still looking to install the printer.
@nbarrager3 роки тому
The only way printers have changed is that they're wireless now
@Ultra2893 роки тому
USB printers are still more common
@CVerse3 роки тому
And yet they still don't wanna work when you need them to, even through USB
@dracodrake29733 роки тому
Wireless printers are useless.
@breadone_3 роки тому
@@dracodrake2973 ⁉️
@abethegamerful3 роки тому
And yet even more annoying to use
@JelloTalks3 роки тому
The IT department at IBM hated dealing with "newbies" so much, the whole company left the consumer market 😂
@Wapitiii3 роки тому
best comment ever
@JoeMama-le7lw3 роки тому
Underrated comment
@hittingyouoverthehead3 роки тому
Please do standup. You seem to be funnier than most late night tv hosts
@Alpha87133 роки тому
I don't blame them.
@josephozdemir62103 роки тому
IBM now owns lenovo irght?
@boijorzee10 днів тому
Having worked in a call center for a internet provider in 1999 myself I can guarantee you that back then the people trying to help you often were hardly qualified to do so. I remember my job interview consisted of them basically asking if I new what the internet was and if I was wiling to work on Saturdays. Thank god there were some guys who really knew their stuff because I was just hopeless.
@superfun54День тому
what internet provider did you work for in 1999? I ask because in 1999 there was only aol, anything else was just a basic connect to internet explorer with a dial-up modem. I was 16/17 y.o. and not aware of any "call centers" in the u.s. at that time.
@ilay_ux4 дні тому
the amount of self talking from this lady is amazing, my spirit animal
@Andy-vt7sl3 роки тому
Having $2,900 in 1995 to spend on a computer is very impressive
@engineerated56273 роки тому
With this much money, she could have bought some shares of growing companies and become a millionaire today.
@gaiusjuliuscaesar92963 роки тому
@@engineerated5627 Invest in IBM or Apple instead
@KH-fv3vq3 роки тому
Some corporate woman
@democracyforone3 роки тому
Bitcoin, no doubt.
@maliniatb3 роки тому
And im wondering what you could've used it for that its with the money at this point. At least as a normal private Person without any interest in technology
@theintrovertedowl3 роки тому
Crazy how I find this funny, but kids in the near future will probably think we are dumb too
@skorpius20293 роки тому
I don't think people were dumb. It was new technology and it wasn't as beginner friendly as it is now. Compare installation of windows XP with windows 10 and it will be a very different experience.
@heramann69163 роки тому
Very wrong, we live in the year of information. Unlike our parents, we will have no problems keeping up with new tecnologies since we have easy access to/information of them.
@Mimi-py8mf3 роки тому
@@heramann6916 yup, exactly
@zarodgaming18443 роки тому
" U mean you can't compute pi in an instant? pffft. Beeetaaa ! " ~ future 4 year old, probably
@tvvoty3 роки тому
idk, people would install Windows 98 in those days, and now most people can't install win 10
@skirmantasstankevicius4589 днів тому
Printer was like sub-boss level, but to set up internet was boss level, or superboss level to make that freaking Microsoft Outlook work properly and make it stable.
@mastershooter644 місяці тому
This is crazy! Just 20 years later we have computers everywhere! from our cars to our pockets!
@bottlerocket32183 роки тому
"It's printing way too large and I don't know why" - a problem that still happens in 2021, from personal experience, lol.
@ElonMasks3 роки тому
Lool
@occidere133 роки тому
Same
@MrKPRules3 роки тому
Printers man.
@piedra70403 роки тому
Printers are still trash in 2021
@holocaust_2.03 роки тому
It's cheaper to just buy new printers than it is to buy new ink cartridges.
@Infarlock3 роки тому
"Did you try turning it off and on again?" - "It's not even plugged in yet" 1995 was hard
@SimonUA3 роки тому
LOL
@pratyushkongalla89283 роки тому
🤣😂🤣
@gladius_arbor2 роки тому
😂 😂
@zorkitipafed46262 роки тому
Still common nowadays. People who work in PC services or internet providers' technical supports can tell you hundreds of stories about dumb clients who can't handle plugs and on/off buttons of their PC.
@hasenel37312 роки тому
you seems like a fella will enjoy some street countdown
@CatherineRommelДень тому
honestly i've had a computer since I was 5 and I still whole heartedly relate to this woman.
@an_and85286 місяців тому
Until now, a significant portion of my life has revolved around computers. However, after watching this old video, I found myself unexpectedly moved, with tears in my eyes. I thoroughly enjoyed reading through all the comments on this video and even the replies to those comments. Everything about this experience brings me a sense of peace, and it feels really gratifying. Thanks to UKposts for suggesting this video. 🖥📺😌
@swaglife-mi5fh4 місяці тому
u seriously cried to a video of a woman struggling to set up a computer grow up man
@AlexTheGreatish3 роки тому
Imagine having to do tech support without the internet...
@Nicksperiments3 роки тому
And the call gets charged by the minute
@mertkarabay22623 роки тому
I feel the pain
@henrikmonkee3 роки тому
That's why ppl were thougher than todays crystal dolls 😂
@gator_productions3 роки тому
@@Nicksperiments they were 800 numbers so it had no charge
@lancelucid74203 роки тому
😬😬
@tdm44853 роки тому
Jesus, I think even Satan felt sorry for those working first line support in those days.
@ScienceAlliance3 роки тому
true.
@DurkMcGerk3 роки тому
@Golem Goyim I always liked: "there's a loose nut behind the keyboard"
@leogama34223 роки тому
@Golem Goyim ID 10-T?
@ccmireonthebeat44733 роки тому
happy 666 likes
@BeexDubb3 роки тому
People were less entitled and rude back then, so I doubt it’s worse than today.
@RDd1889 днів тому
1990s was the golden decade to live as an adult.
@AryaStarky5 днів тому
Houses that even minimum wage people can afford, what a dream.
@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066День тому
Says who?
@FreshStartApostolic25 днів тому
ISA, PCI, PCIe, parallel ports, ribbon cables, dip switches, IRQ settings, sound card, modem and video card conflicts, configuring the BIOS, IDE...the days of building white boxes! Anyone else remember the "good old days"?
@cinefyl12 днів тому
I had a job once where we needed to plug in a dongle to use an application. And, OF COURSE, the dongle would go missing and then we would spend 2 hours trying to find it so "Mike" could create a visual for his 2:30pm presentation. Good times
@FreshStartApostolic12 днів тому
@@cinefyl I remember the dongles. Hahahahahahaha
@jw1143211 днів тому
lol duuuude... It must have been around 1995 or so. My dad, who was a software developer at the time, had purchased a new computer: a pentium 75! This bad boy had a 4x cd-rom, 8 colossal MB of RAM, and wait for it...a freaking _GIGABYTE_ of hard drive space. I remember inquiring about the video card because the one we used in our family computer was an ISA card (it didn't even have a PCI slot lol, it was a 486 33mhz) and I loved playing Doom in "hi res" mode, but it was so slow and laggy on the family computer, I was curious how the new computer would handle it. My dad told me that the video was on board, so it was basically just as fast as a PCI card and I think it had a 1 MB allocation of video memory. Not only did Doom play faster, it could even handle it in hi res mode without an issue! And it even had sound instead of the PC speaker sound I was accustomed to with the family computer!! The plasma rifle was my favorite sound for a long time. I could go on and on with stories like this lol
@MitchellWiggs3 роки тому
the first lady looks like she's just figuring out what electricity is
@jeepsblackpowderandlights43053 роки тому
i dunno how old you are you, im 38 but lemme tell ya when i was 7-14 years old my parents were like this. My dad was a computer scientist working in the army space program office, and military intelligence for 22 years in the army, but his first personal computer he bought himself was a pc in 1994-95 and he didnt know how to use it. He had to take computer classes to learn how to use a personal computer.. he knew electronics and satalites in space but didnt know how the new computers worked. My mom was the same thing, in 96 she had a computer its still in storage btw lol. and i remember her on the phone with tech support for 4 hours one night trying to get it to work. Computers back then were not simple like they are are.. Once you get the cords all plugged in just installing stuff on a pc back then through floppy disks was complicated. Windows 95 was new, DOS was the main thing.. and to install stuff you had to go into dos and type commands everything. Like CD:/INSTALL DOOM. then to load it you needed to type in commands.. and thats just for CD's.. imagine doing this on 10 floppy disks.. The commands for things were complicated for new users... If youre in your 20's or younger you dont know how easy you had things, you put in a CD and things install immediatly you grew up with windows xp .. you just select the hard drive to install it. Now adays for teens they just download things online and install them through steam or what not.. computers now dont even have a dvd or cd drive.
@rumblefish93 роки тому
MITCHELL WIGGS You say that because you've grown up with a PC but for a lot of people back in the day, using a PC was a massive change and a steep learning curve. Put yourself during that time and I'm sure you'd be struggling too. You don't know pain and torture until you've tried learning to work DOS. Back then there wasn't even a user-friendly user interface. That didn't come until Windows 98. It's all much easier now because of usability.
@HandledToaster23 роки тому
@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 Thanks for sharing your story, man. I appreciate how things have gotten easier throughout the years.
@mq57313 роки тому
@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 I mean...DOS ain’t that hard to use. You just need to know the commands. I can’t imagine someone selling you a program without giving you an instruction manuel...
@wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa203 роки тому
What many people also forget that back then there was no Google and internet was very limited. Now it's so easy when you can google absolutely anything, any technical problem, 1 second of googling and bang, you have an answer.
@koya94663 роки тому
"PC stands for 'pain and confusion'" that made me laugh so hard
@Tom-jh3pl3 роки тому
True, wait, where did the and come from???
@rumblefish93 роки тому
Eljay Duldulao Try to work DOS and you'll know "pain and confusion"
@inceptionsd3 роки тому
Still hasnt changed.
@sulaiman97663 роки тому
yeah get a mac
@linussandell8313 роки тому
@@sulaiman9766 Mad and crazy
@cheese-bg1xq4 місяці тому
It's interesting seeing all this as someone who was born with computers. Mad to think there was a time like this! :)
@drewottesen26093 місяці тому
Same. I'm especially amazed, because I'm in Gen Z and also particularly tech savy (Comp sci major, linux user) so it's interesting to see such a different world
@Kris.G8 днів тому
Words can't describe the touch, the smell, the sounds those computers were making. And the brochures and magazines with whole overpriced sets including printers, speakers and CRT monitors. I got my first PC when I was 18. As far as I remember I had a whooping 512MB HDD.... I consider myself lucky to have experienced both worlds in my lifetime.
@malvavisco10День тому
“Users are ready to throw their computers out the window out of sheer frustration” eternally rebatable 🙌
@maverixXXV3 роки тому
We evolved from adults struggling to work on their PCs to young teens building high-spec gaming stations at the age of 13
@edga74903 роки тому
Nowadays building a pc is easy as breathe.
@5starwesley3 роки тому
@@edga7490 fax, it really doesnt take computer knowledge to buy it
@AlexIncarnate9113 роки тому
Back when nerds were not some woke wannabes....
@vntamed7003 роки тому
The power of the internet
@itsthem56993 роки тому
Building a PC now is easier than setting up a laptop + printer + custom modem hardware + phone configuration was back then.
@swaggy39877 місяців тому
To be fair, getting a printer to work for someone new to computers is like asking a newborn infant to drive an F1 car
@piotrmazek5409 днів тому
Especially back then.
@alsanchez50389 днів тому
No
@johnmartinez74408 днів тому
In what way?
@mattt1808 днів тому
@@johnmartinez7440 Sometimes they just don't wanna. So you restart it and it says, "Good nap. Ok, I'll print."
@ilhamrj25998 днів тому
@@piotrmazek540it is even worse now... it is like asking an infant to fly spaceshuttle....😂
@OriginalThisAndThat7 днів тому
0:12 After this sentence I knew instantly this is going to be golden
@happyfacefries2 дні тому
I'm convinced these same people just had outright grudge and never learned how to do anything because of it.
@guillandanthony7113 роки тому
I had to laugh when he said that "PCs for Dummies" had sold 18 million copies. Some clever people back in the day laughed all the way to the bank.
@diverman10233 роки тому
I mean in 1995 a UI like windows 95 was completely unheard of to the vast majority of people. It's like if you took someone from 1700 and told them to fly a plane
@sivartb72733 роки тому
@@diverman1023 what percent of the human population can fly a plane in 2921?
@IvanPlayStation4LiFe3 роки тому
Those are the best book there's one for everything subject including stocks. Is the best informative book series that why is still selling like hot cakes or drugs.
@sonicSnap3 роки тому
@@sivartb7273 ah yes, 2921
@jaderal3 роки тому
@@diverman1023 In 1995 nobody have windows 95, its not like today that you can download, in that time it was not that quick
@ogaduby3 роки тому
I'll never forget the look on my moms face when i told her I've got the reply to an email send to my/our cousin(s) in Canada in the same day (I'm European BTW). Mail even had pictures and it moved across the ocean instantly... It was like sci-fi for her.
@GeoSae3 роки тому
Yup .. I still remember the telegraph's office building in my hometown, It was about the same size as the Postal Service one, they charged you per letter. The closest we had from instant communication was the International and National LADA phone calls from a land line. Calls were terrible quality and extremely expensive! I remember in 1985 after the earthquake in Mexico City, we were unable to communicate to our relatives living there until a few weeks after the event. And I was possible thanks to the "Radiodifusores" People who owned large CB radios with huge antennas on top of their roofs who communicated with other people in other regions as a hobby. (An expensive one!) What is really amazing is that even with all these limitations, we still could fly in about the same amount of time as now, is just that plane tickets were more expensive.
@z1lla43 роки тому
Your comment is causing me pain and confusion
@nmotschidontwannagivemyrea89323 роки тому
It's still like sci-fi to me, and I grew up with it.
@adunce.54223 роки тому
@@toKy0t0 That’s good stuff
@Horologica3 роки тому
But think about this but in terms of instant material teleportation. This was already achieved on the atomic level
@adriench.71485 місяців тому
I'm happy to have discovered PC computing in the mid 90's with a 386 rescued from trash. No money spent for it. It was probably throwed away by some guy sending his PC to garbage after going berserk by using it. This PC was working perfectly after only replacing its HDD and reinstall MSDOS. I was a 10yo child and it helped me a lot to familiarize early with computing and english language where in France it was very rare for a family to own a computer in these years. That served me a lot to show quickly advanced skills with computers in school compared to most of my teachers and comrades. I was immediately able to use the PC keyboard because when I was even younger, I had fun typing on my grandmother's typewriter.
@DugrozReports13 днів тому
I like that story!
@hackmedia77555 днів тому
I played with personal computers since the early 90s. My dad was an electrical engineer and used to work on computer graphics. I remember playing with computers at school with math games and other students were jealous I could do math. I miss going with my dad to the Siggraph computer graphics expo. I now work on a lot of Software.
@faraz16046 місяців тому
28 years later & it still ain't any easy. ( the more we learn the more complicated it gets every passing year )
@jackkraken38885 місяців тому
Really? I thought its far easier now. What in particular do you think is hard or harder?
@Zanderthegrape3 роки тому
2:37 lol her frustration while the credits were rolling. The editors made it look like a comedy segment like The Office xD
@nobody-tj1mv3 роки тому
* curb your enthusiasm credits *
@laur-unstagenameactuallyca15873 роки тому
loool it does 💀
@Halo56Guy3 роки тому
@@nobody-tj1mv no
@nobody-tj1mv3 роки тому
@@Halo56Guy yes
@user-ex2hj5gw1v3 роки тому
Now we know where The Office took inspiration from
@justtestingonce3 роки тому
4mb memory, lol
@ua75213 роки тому
Even my phone has more memory
@ua75213 роки тому
I wonder how much storage it had
@greasycheese80953 роки тому
@@ua7521 128 megabytes was the storage of the mac
@LightningShiva13 роки тому
@@ua7521 What a surprise..
@DeerJerky3 роки тому
@@ua7521 no way..more than 4mb of memory?
@Brian65873 місяці тому
Cool flashback! It would be neat to see a follow-up interview with her. The first computer I ever remember interacting with was a Macintosh at my elementary school right around this time in 1995. The first home computer I ever had was a IBM PS/2 Model 25 that my uncle gave me. I learned alot about DOS!
@abbieprice34304 дні тому
I was 2 years old when this CBS News report aired! Technology has evolved so much since then! And nowadays you can carry the internet in the palm of your hand!
@fishingangler43153 роки тому
Why did she put a giant save button in her computer?
@Gamer-uf1kl3 роки тому
Nice
@leodf13 роки тому
Good one. Didn't get it for a moment.
@DaneH643 роки тому
Lmao 😆
@MicahFleischman3 роки тому
This is gonna anger someone 😂
@GURken3 роки тому
Interesting, in what time this joke won't be a joke anymore?
@IkarusKommt3 роки тому
It is probably the first time I've seen a 3.5" floppy being inserted with two hands.
@ScienceAlliance3 роки тому
*crunch that do be interesting doe
@gurgy33 роки тому
Well aren’t you a lucky man
@eightbitoni3 роки тому
i still remember the 8 and 5 inch floppy and was excited for a brief moment when the zip drive was introduced lol
@WarpRulez3 роки тому
Wait 'til you see a boomer use a mouse with two hands.
@mozzjones69433 роки тому
You must have had some real patient girlfriends then
@OfficialTechMinute2 місяці тому
$2,832 in 1995 is worth $5,802.97 in 2024, that is wild for a computer.
@superfun54День тому
also not true. the kind of computer she was using in this video clip did not exist.
@superfun54День тому
unless she got it from time-traveling military aliens.
@DrAero06 місяців тому
95' is when i was born, and by 2001 I was playing Heroes of Might and Magic with my sisters. I loved computers ever since and I learned basics very early. Can't disagree though, things are much easier now.
@Judith_RemkesМісяць тому
Heroes of Might and Magic is the best game (series) ever!
@doemis85732 роки тому
Was there ever a point in computer history, where printers just worked? 99% percent of the computer related problems in my office and at home are printer problems. That Office Space printer scene felt soooo good!
@zachsmith1731Рік тому
It's why old job had a ricoh guy on standby at all times
@oaooaoipip2238Рік тому
@@zachsmith1731 Printers has always been like that. They never seems to evolve. It's like formating a an email. Sure you can use HTML and CSS but if you try to do something fancy like setting an image width it will only work in half of the mail clients.
@MacTTRРік тому
It's because modern hardware got HARDER to use, because of how wide the range has gotten for drivers. Etc.
@trashyraccoon2615Рік тому
Usually on Mac. Right now I’ve got a Brother printer and I’m running MacOS Mavericks, works every single time
@MacTTRРік тому
@@trashyraccoon2615 yes, but the wide majority use windows, Mac is nice, but for certain printers, it's not like " ok it's a pain to get working but I can install drivers!" And then if your not lucky Mac can just not offer drivers... because Apple doesn't like 3rd party stuff... that's what happens when your computer is "virus proof" (not really hating on macs but they do have more flaws then windows compatibility wise...
@johnj35773 роки тому
My Dad bought me a PC after much begging when I was about 18, so it was 1990 ish. I'd read PC Magazines for months and we finally bought a Hyundai 386 SX16 costing around £1400. Worked like a charm and I spent hours every day fascinated with what I could get it to do. Two yrs later after joining a company on work experience, I instantly became their IT Manager because my knowledge of PC's was God level compared to the staff already there... Thanks Dad :)
@giovanigeorgis3848Рік тому
You brought a car?
@RsconquestРік тому
@@giovanigeorgis3848 It's actually a pc lmao
@giovanigeorgis3848Рік тому
@@Rsconquest IK Hyundai is the obscure computer brand also sold by Fry’s Electronics as a last resort to stay in business here in the US and also a car brand.
@johnj3577Рік тому
@@giovanigeorgis3848 It was nearly as big as a car!
@w4drone720Рік тому
@@giovanigeorgis3848 rip fry's
@D0NTREPLY2 місяці тому
''please refer to troubleshooting'' is probably the worst piece of advice ever given in the history of humanity
@yourfriend51446 днів тому
30 years later. Nothing has changed!
@jukio023 роки тому
Man, imagine if you bought Microsoft or Apple stock back then.
@XelaShade3 роки тому
all you needed was few bitcoins from 2006
@range98823 роки тому
If u bought Bitcoins would’ve been worth it 99%
@Shadow779993 роки тому
This was already too late. You shouldve bought in the 80s
@santoryu27533 роки тому
@@XelaShade not 2006 man. you could have bought bitcoins for few dollars in 2011 too.
@XelaShade3 роки тому
@@santoryu2753 not for few cents
@Doomclown3 роки тому
Where did they find this lady, I love her. "You'd let me know if I'm about to blow something up?" Also so glad we have USB now.
@TH3mrBROWN3 роки тому
That bit was so good, if only they had access to UKposts back then. She'd know, from watch countless videos, that the person holding the camera never offers any help but simply records the chaos unfold.
@sprytnychomik3 роки тому
Yes, USB fits nice and tight in the ethernet port, but the printer is still not working.
@DiavalloX3 роки тому
@@sprytnychomik and my HDMI is sitting real nicely in my usb port. Also got a 3.5mm headset plug fit easily in my microusb port
@fredericodietrich52093 роки тому
@@TH3mrBROWN i think she would actually need a computer for youtube in its first years (the first 2 years)
@kathryncarter61433 роки тому
You could have come to my house & seen the exact same thing.
@daha307411 днів тому
2,800 for a computer in 1995 is almost 6,000 today. That's insane. However, I do agree that computers are more intuitive to use today.
@-GunnarssonДень тому
I slightly remember our first computer. It felt hopeless 😂
@j.s.34143 роки тому
People forget that user manuals used to be written like Technical Manuals...they were actually fairly confusing and full of jargon. Once manufacturers realized the average user didn't have a CS degree, they began writing tech manuals and explaining specifications for non technically literate people.
@Ascertivus3 роки тому
I think that's good! As much as I'd like to have manuals that are full of jargon and all the technical information that goes along with the device, I think that the switch to a more casually-worded manual was smart since it's more practical for most people. Thank you for sharing that fact!
@shadowxxe3 роки тому
@@Ascertivus I mean there usually are specs listed at the back page or on the back of the box and when you get into enthusiast pc equipment like high end graphics cards or professional-grade motherboards you will find that the manuals aren't really about how to install the the thing but more about how to diagnose error codes and which ports do what
@thisuniquechica3 роки тому
And now they just forgo user manuals altogether 🥺
@Cowboy1Brian3 роки тому
yes, in spanish
@tylerchambers62463 роки тому
That's because the manual was meant to teach you how to actually get the most out of the machine. Nowadays, a user is expected to use their machine the same way everyone else uses it, to accomplish the sake basic tasks, so 'manuals' are really just quick start guides. Which is bad, because how can you get the most out of your machine if you can't mold it around your unique needs and goals?
@quidproquo825 років тому
It was more interesting to learn that the word "newbie" goes back that far
@jericoba4 роки тому
Yep, it’s not an - oldie.
@ha1vorsen3 роки тому
why would it be a new word?
@jgon123 роки тому
Even the dinosaurs used it , it's an old word.
@Anarchist86ed3 роки тому
@@jgon12 Earliest uses probably date to late twentieth century United States Armed Forces jargon.
@marksevastipol19463 роки тому
@@jericoba 😂😂😂
@aycc-nbh72895 місяців тому
I think I recall a video somewhere where someone tried to install a version of Debian from 1999 and it was a confusing and painful process that didn’t even get everything needed installed. This is making me even more glad that Kubuntu was able to come along since then.
@TakeshiRyu119Місяць тому
You DID NOT SEARCH For this, Believe me.
@user029173 роки тому
We all would be in “Pain and Confusion” if we were to wake up in 1995 trying to operate these computers.
@haywoodjblome47683 роки тому
@NuNu there's a big difference between 1995 computers and 1965 computers lol
@Mr.Obongo3 роки тому
Nah, we’ll maybe idk. I first started using computers when I was 6 which was around the same time this video was made so I grew up with a lot of these old computers I find them easier to put together and work compared to what’s available now.
@olehtomilov29093 роки тому
@@Mr.Obongo Agree with you. I was born in '88 and grew up with computers
@neilquechon87163 роки тому
Even if we managed to operate them we would still be in pain and confusion because it would feel to SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW !
@env0x3 роки тому
The worst pain would be having to buy printer ink all the time. And floppy disks. Nowadays it's usb chargers.
@KeshavGupta273 роки тому
what 1995, I still found many people who react just like this girl.
@Jace8883 роки тому
YES! Omg. And the help page is as useless than before.
@AT-cy7im3 роки тому
Yep - to this day is hard for my to convince to my aunt that she can check her post, or pay bill on the pc. no seriously she's looks at me like I'm from another planet.
@rashidhumine2 роки тому
That's a Woman, not a Girl..
@Uria-jz1gu2 роки тому
@@rashidhumine its a grill
@Ace_Tails2 роки тому
@@Uria-jz1gu Its a Gurl
@moamber1День тому
In all honesty, notebook in 1995 was a representative of hell. The slowest part of hell, I guess.
@mdik13663 роки тому
By watching the girl trying to make the PC work. I noticed something that her fashion wear is today fashion trend :D
@pumpernickelplace3 роки тому
totally. funny how on-point she looks for now.
@aidenorpington46373 роки тому
lmaoo
@therealb8883 роки тому
@Trippie Nxouch jealous much? She was actually decent and I'd say attractive in some ways.
@therealb8883 роки тому
@Trippie Nxouch well she did look like a girl in the video tbh. What if she's still in shape & looking good though? ;). I've seen girls my age look more like big mamas than her. Hope you ain't one of em.
@jayg.20663 роки тому
@Trippie Nxouch Stfu
@yeeturmcbeetur81973 роки тому
“PC stands for pain and confusion” Yea. I feel that when I play league solo.
@saadsajidul90013 роки тому
What is league???
@chocho67663 роки тому
@@saadsajidul9001 league of legend obviously
@saadsajidul90013 роки тому
@@chocho6766 i hate game, just an opinion no offense
@chocho67663 роки тому
@@saadsajidul9001 ok , just fyi playing league solo (alone with random people) is very frustrating it feels like so hard and unfair people will just blame each other when they lose , it's just a stress
@saadsajidul90013 роки тому
@@chocho6766 is it toxic??
@alexisbendelamousseauchocolat6 місяців тому
This video is an absolute relic! Thank you, CBS.
@yoteslaya729610 днів тому
My grandma used to always call me before she deleted any file on her computer. She was terrified she would break it.
@chucksucks86404 роки тому
The biggest improvement in usability came from the fact that drivers were automatically installed and USB cables. Those made things way easier.
@AlfaPro13373 роки тому
Basic drivers if you aren't connected to the internet.
@aaabatteries55763 роки тому
and all the work done on UX
@ShrivledAlienLol3 роки тому
Don’t know what you’re taking about. I had to install my GPU drivers and flash my motherboard BIOS after getting a new CPU.
@jholotanbest26883 роки тому
No just that but decades of RND that haver gone into ease of use.
@doltBmB3 роки тому
@@ShrivledAlienLol You don't have to install your GPU driver, there's always a basic driver available. And most GPU's have automatic updates now.
@kominion3 роки тому
Poor Jamie, I hope she figured out how computers work and is doing ok today
@brendan88123 роки тому
She is
@the_grass_trainer3 роки тому
@@brendan8812 but how can you be so sure?
@brianarbenz72063 роки тому
@@the_grass_trainer haven't we all figured computers out by now?
@uXses3 роки тому
She's fine. A few years later she became a man and won the world series of poker.
@tsdobbi3 роки тому
@@uXses Her name is Dan Bilzerian.
@PolymorphicBytes7 днів тому
The sad thing is that some of these same people still cannot use one today. It's 2024 and we still have computer dummies.
@dreamEnd5 місяців тому
Ah I remember my first computer back in 2000. It's crazy how fast we progressed in technology, but now it started to stagnate, at least for the average users.
@So.cheese3 роки тому
I work as an IT Technician and I feel this to the very core of my soul.
@Duu2Рік тому
Love you, man. Thanks for helping the people and being so patient. If you need to switch to something else, go for it.
@yashaswikulshreshtha15889 місяців тому
things have changed lol besides printer. Atleast for my generation we're born into such things so things come easily to us but yes i get ya
@davetech12696 місяців тому
As another IT tech, I can confirm
@DJordydj6 місяців тому
Same here XDDDD
@ancientbuilds37646 місяців тому
Dude... Some old biddy is on her way to you with her jaw set. It's a thankless job.
@carlospwk3 роки тому
A couple of things about this video. Even regular PC computers were relatively complicated by today's standards to install and use. Installing device drivers, getting online, understanding what you were buying etc. all relied on what was printed in the manual, what the salespeople told you at the store and your immediate social circle. You couldn't just Google something or go on UKposts and look at 10 different videos which explain everything. If you got stuck with something, you remained so until you could find someone to help you with it. Installing new hardware required all kinds of compatibles components and installing drivers by hand. You couldn't just plug something into a USB port (didn't exist) and expect it to start working. And all computer stuff was *expensive*, especially new tech like digital cameras or CD-R drives. Then a year or two later they'd put out something twice as fast and good. It was brutal.
@bigalexgРік тому
you get it. I think many here who have no compassion for the newbie in the story weren't there and don't realize how much easier things are these days. I was lucky in that I had a friend who held my hand while setting up my first PC. That was the only way to get a frustration free start in those days. I'd like to see young people today install a sound card in a PC from 93 and have to manually set the DMA and the IRQ or set up a LAN in Windows 3.1. Good luck.
@jensenraylight8011Рік тому
it's only hard, if you expect to learn everything in 1 day. if you just have fun with it, play with it and don't give it too much expectation, you'll be well versed with it within year. there are a lot of amazing thing you can do with it. after all, there are things that only PC/laptop could do, that smartphone, tablet, etc won't be able to do. all the Companies around the world use PC and not Smartphone or tablet for work for a reason
@lashlarue7924Рік тому
I grew up with computers and disagree; these people are cognitively inferior nincompoops. Computers back in the 80's were simple compared to the stuff we have today.
@kushagrabajpai__11 місяців тому
easy to miss the perspective!
@ChandravijayAgrawal11 місяців тому
this is most sensible of all comments here
@paulrTX5 місяців тому
I get that this almost looks like a comedy skit watching it today, and we feel like laughing at the frustrated lady, but as someone who grew up in the 90s, I get where she's coming from. Not only were computers in fact more complicated to set up and use back then (even starting Windows used to require a specific prompt after turning on the PC), but people also didn't have the easy access to information that we do today. The concept of user-friendliness also wasn't really a thing until not that long ago. The products had manuals, but they weren't really written with the average user in mind (they used a lot of jargon that was incomprehensible to most people back then - notice how she had no idea what a disk drive was), so you either had to take a few computer lessons beforehand or have someone over to help you set up your new PC. It wasn't like today, where you can look up a tutorial on YT using your smartphone and learn how to assemble a PC from scratch even if you've never done it before.
@darkflux9 днів тому
what's that? someone who's never used something before DOESN'T know how to use it?!?
@SupaKoopaTroopa643 роки тому
"By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's."
@cdvideodump3 роки тому
Thanks Paul Krugman for your words of wisdom... /s
@yusha10593 роки тому
Certified bruh moment be like
@JohnSmith-ox3gy3 роки тому
Another certified Paul Grugman moment.
@cdvideodump3 роки тому
@@JohnSmith-ox3gy *THIS IS A CERTIFIED KRUG CLASSIC*
@AlexSchwartzATV3 роки тому
@@yusha1059 LOL
@ilikememes90523 роки тому
911 : What's your emergency Newbie : I can't start My PC 😐 911 : Me neither 😅
@Rolando_Cueva3 роки тому
Neither*
@ilikememes90523 роки тому
@@Rolando_Cueva Yeah you got it. Let me edit my mistake. Thank you
@marioluigi95993 роки тому
@@ilikememes9052 ...but it still doesn't say neither
@ilikememes90523 роки тому
@@marioluigi9599 Happy now ?
@ilikememes90523 роки тому
Thanks for suggestion 🙂
@spaghettiman11275 місяців тому
People not understanding computers back then was understandable. People not understanding computers in this day and age is terrifying.
@JJFlores1975 місяців тому
Yep. There's still a lot of tech illiteracy. There's a huge difference between being social media savvy and tech savvy.
@devalue70648 днів тому
and the tech illiteracy is getting larger with the new generation. a lot of kids have just phone and console. no PC or even laptop
@krumpmaster44 дні тому
Legend has it, she's still working to setup that printer and laptop.
@godnness3 роки тому
It's hard to believe that I was a child in 90's. Today it seems like it's other dimension.
@kurtishendrix3 роки тому
I was born in 1990 and i can definitely remember being baffled by a computer in 1995, but my mom was even worse lol
@QueenNebulous133 роки тому
i'm a 90's kid too. i miss the time we had mp3 and cd players 😂
@kurtishendrix3 роки тому
@@QueenNebulous13 was just talking to my wife about using Napster and Aimster back in the day, and all the burned cd’s we used to have to carry around 😂
@QueenNebulous133 роки тому
@@kurtishendrix haha yes! good times
@bradmetcalf53333 роки тому
same here. born 1984. These videos dont feel at all like how it felt then
@BigTylt3 роки тому
Someone should find her and ask her if she ever found out how to use her ThinkPad.
@mitingtwotch3 роки тому
she wouldnt know how to plug it in
@maddominican8793 роки тому
She die of frustration and anxiety 1 year ago.she was still trying to make the computer work
@saiftama3 роки тому
What if she’s like a twitch streamer and does speed coding for fun. I mean she got into computers before most of us were even walking.
@BenjitheRabbit3 роки тому
She did she has a twitter now and is also working as a writer and editor at inquire first
@Fjalll3 роки тому
She's been on PC for 26 years I'm sure she's a wizard by now
@MichalKolman6 місяців тому
99% of people born in the 90s and later would fail horribly at every single piece of tech that was available at the time. And I was borned in the 90s. I grew up around tech so it was a breeze for me but back then I didn't know almost anyone who could set up pretty much any gadget no matter if a printer or gaming accessory. There was no plug and play.
@DugrozReports13 днів тому
I agree (*except for the "borned" part). I think we have a lot of 20-somethings on here assuming 90's tech was just as self-sufficient as it is now. It was not.
@fletch42312 місяці тому
My god. Seeing those ancient computers all in a store… I wish I had one of those just to see what it was like… I feel young lmao
@johnnyfavorite11943 роки тому
I’m still trying to figure out how computer scientists breed squirrels small enough to run on the tiny treadmills that power my phone.
@dnlgbrls3 роки тому
mine appears to have this burning fox powering my browser.
@declansnyder22813 роки тому
gotta give credit where credit is due, its not the computer scientists you have to thank for that, it's the electrical engineers (well, the ARM architecture also helps a little)
@nat01069513 роки тому
the ece engineers. not computer scientist. CS are mainly on softwares. not hardwares