I'm so old I Remember when:

[notabitail]

Less good now!
My grandmother's was letters and then numbers and I use that one for passwords.

Did any of you hear about "don't say what you base your passwords off of"?

 

[Shelly L]

I'm so old I remember when you could go outside and run around everywhere until dark and your parents didn't yell for you until the street lights came on! Also, I had a walkman, that played tapes!!!

 

[Evadig]

I remember when we got our first iPhone back when I was around 12. When I was bored (all the time, we entertained ourselves even though it was after 2000) I would get on Google maps, put it on satellite mode, and slowly scroll down the road to Boston (a fourteen hour trip). I don’t believe I ever got there…

…except in real life - I was able to visit in 2020!

 

[notabitail]

I remember when we got our first iPhone back when I was around 12. When I was bored (all the time, we entertained ourselves even though it was after 2000) I would get on Google maps, put it on satellite mode, and slowly scroll down the road to Boston (a fourteen hour trip). I don’t believe I ever got there…

…except in real life - I was able to visit in 2020!

My first Apple product was a hand me down 1st gen iPod touch from my Dad. On one trip he turned his hotspot on and I remember scrolling around on the maps for the fun of it.

 

[Brooks_]

My maps were paper.

 

[notabitail]

I'm so old I remember the Thomas Guide.

 

[R2elk]

Did any of you hear about "don't say what you base your passwords off of"?

I can remember when the only passwords were to keep the girls out of the clubhouse.

 

[notabitail]

I can remember when the only passwords were to keep the girls out of the clubhouse.

Oh, I used to hate them trespassing in my bedroom. Of course, trespassing in theirs was no problem.

 

[R2elk]

Also, I had a walkman, that played tapes!!!

When I was growing up there was no such thing as a Walkman. If you wanted music with you, you had to sing it yourself.

 

[R2elk]

My first Apple product was a hand me down 1st gen iPod touch from my Dad. On one trip he turned his hotspot on and I remember scrolling around on the maps for the fun of it.

I still have never had an Apple product. Growing up, apples were something to eat.