Are you this old?

[neighborhoodnerd21@mastodon.social]

@SamuraiSakura unfortunately… yes

[daveycraney@social.lol]

@SamuraiSakura That’s some modern young ‘un stuff!

I’m actually this old

[wilmboerhout@mathstodon.xyz]

@SamuraiSakura yes. Mouse & kbd still in use.

[stanjames@social.lol]

@SamuraiSakura ...maybe.

[markmalowany@mastodon.social]

@SamuraiSakura that must be new…

[noisydeadlines@writing.exchange]

@SamuraiSakura yeap!

[nazokiyoubinbou@urusai.social]

@SamuraiSakura I'm original full sized keyboard port, separate com-port mouse old.

[joltguy@mastodon.xyz]

@SamuraiSakura And then some!

[bonkers@nerdculture.de]

@jmessager @mike @SamuraiSakura a mouse? What is it even? You don't need anything like that in TurboPascal

[mhd@tilde.zone]

@SamuraiSakura

[mhd@tilde.zone]

@rl_dane @SamuraiSakura Really? I think I might even have a three button USB one in my Mouse Bucket, the were a possibility long after e.g. you weren't able to get non-Windows-keyboards anymore (and I'm talking about just three buttons in the front, there are still some mice with three buttons and a scroll while, especially those vertical "war veteran" ones).

Probably the reason why I'm still opening links with a scroll wheel click and close tabs that way.

I still miss my PS/2 Logitech Trackman (three buttons, trackball at thumb position), but the death of scroll bars have made non-wheel devices harder to use, never mind that by now I might get a bit of thumb RSI from using it longer. (They made one with a mouse wheel, too, but that's not my nirvana model)

[mike@fosstodon.org]

@bonkers I used to have that on 5.25" disks!

@jmessager @SamuraiSakura

[bonkers@nerdculture.de]

@mike @jmessager @SamuraiSakura I didn't *have* that because the floppy didn't belong to me. But I had fun using it.

[mike@fosstodon.org]

@bonkers I think I got my copy as "payment" for fixing someone else's computer. They'd gotten it with their computer and didn't know what it was, so they asked me if I wanted it. Cheaper than paying me in real money I guess.

@jmessager @SamuraiSakura

[82mhz@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@SamuraiSakura
Pretty sure the first PC mouse I used had a serial connection...

[masek@infosec.exchange]

@SamuraiSakura I am much older: my first mouse connected to 9 pin port

[samuraisakura@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@82mhz Me too. This was from the late 80s IBM PS/2 computer and others later on. This was my first computer in school when they decided to get all new computers for computer and accounting class and other classes.

[astifter@mastodon.astifter.com]

@SamuraiSakura Even older. The ones on my first computer were in black and white.

[adamsdesk@fosstodon.org]

@SamuraiSakura I used these before they came colour coded.

[adamsdesk@fosstodon.org]

@SamuraiSakura I use to have the luxury of having two 5.25" drives.