Lesley, what were you like in the 90s starter pack

[device@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes banger pc

[varx@defcon.social]

@hacks4pancakes that computer setup! So awesome. I can smell the wood and hear the slight hum of the CRT powering on.

[hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange]

@device Two floppy drives. B drive, y'all

[rachel@transitory.social]

@hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange I should find some of the mid 2000s college dorm photos.......

[lbruno@miserables.net]

@hacks4pancakes yay, just like me in the 90s

[aj@gts.sadauskas.id.au]

@keira_reckons @hacks4pancakes Not the same desk here, but that CD-ROM rack brings back memories. I used to have two sitting next to my computer with semitranslucent shelves (because early 2000s). One was purple and the other was green.

[cdubbs@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes That CD rack next to the monitor would have been so handy. That time in 2000 I had mine wedged into "Bookcase, 3 drawers. NSN XXXX-XX-XXX-XXXX" with the keyboard balanced on an open drawer. A+ ergonomics.

[lumiworx@mastodon.social]

@hacks4pancakes

Ahhh yes... year 2000, and the transitional period for everything from pine wood plank desks being replaced by particle board models, multi-sync CRT's, and Rack-n-Stack CD towers, and my fav, the dual-cassete boombox. Did you squeak past the Omega Jaz drives craze, though.

Can we go backward, please? Y2K, take 2?

[dennisfaucher@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes Love it

[derrydavis@techhub.social]

@hacks4pancakes @device I have a b drive mapped to an hdd in memorial of dual floppy drives

[dave@alvarado.social]

@hacks4pancakes I forgot about CD case storage built into desks!

[anyia@lgbtqia.space]

@hacks4pancakes Is that a copy of "Tricks of the Game Programming Gurus" I spy on your shelf?

[typezero@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes The Moonlight Knight - That's a deep cut.
Love it!

[culper@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes WOW that is like a blast from the past. You were much more organized then I was.
That tower reminds me of a setup I had. Along with the now huge and clunky CRT. That was a time when 3.5" floppy disks were on the way out, but you had to have a drive just in case.
I didn't have that desk. I had a corner type desk from an office cubical that worked really well for me