How long have you been using computers?

[dexterlablab1]

I've been using computers ever since my grade school days. We're talking the 1980's. Back then, we had the commodore 64. I actually have some fond memories of that machine.

[Geonarlie]

I've been using computers since I was about 8 years old. I used to get cheats off of the internet for games like Grand Theft Auto 3 and other games that I would rent. I remember printing like 10 pages of cheats in color and my Dad getting real angry with me. I soon learned to just write down the cheats you need on a piece of paper. So I've been using computer for around 12 years. I'm 20 now.

[deadmad7]

I started using computers around the time I was in middle school and I still use one everyday. I started out using it as a Windows 95 computer that was in my parent's room in middle school. I used to play Age of Empires and other such games on it, I actually became addicted to using it (still am ). I think computers have just become fused into my life by now.

[streakanime]

I cannot remember a time when I was not using a computer... I am only 22 years old and it seems like that have been around since I have, haha. I remember sitting in my classrooms in elementary school and having computers in the back of the room to play on. I would assume I was probably somewhere between 4-5 when I started using them. So about eighteen years? Woah!

[DoctorWho]

I started using a computer in about third grade, and I haven't really been quite right since. This was back in 1981, so that means the discs were still "floppy" and the "hard drive" was nothing more than a tape recorder (literally) with its wiring and interface reworked. Everything was green on the monitor, and if you managed to get behind the keyboard of a computer packing 1 kB of RAM, you thought you could take over the world with it.

[Gremlin]

I have been using computers for roughly seven years. We had them in my household before then, but I never used for any greater purpose. Around 2005 or late 2004, I started to really use computers for their full potential- to communicate with others, exchange ideas, and began to learn programming and web design code.

[tetutato]

I started using a computer in about third grade, and I haven't really been quite right since. This was back in 1981, so that means the discs were still "floppy" and the "hard drive" was nothing more than a tape recorder (literally) with its wiring and interface reworked. Everything was green on the monitor, and if you managed to get behind the keyboard of a computer packing 1 kB of RAM, you thought you could take over the world with it.

You managed to adapt though to the new tech which is good.

[Jake Horsfield]

I started using computers when I was about 7, in school. They were them big, old computers which froze up every time you pressed a key on the keyboard or clicked a button on the mouse