1200 baud

I think this would generate a syntax error in 20 on a vic.

I think you couldn't use ; at the end of a line. That was other basics. And I don't think you put 10: - it was just 10

Haha, yeah I had one of those too! Parsec, Hunt the Wumpas, etc :)

ADSL speed

2400 Supramodem :thumbsup


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10: print 'this was at least 22 years ago';
20: print 'I was not trying to code a working program in something i havnt seen in 20+ years';
30: if (VirtuMike kills himself) end;
40: goto 10;

300 baud

had a commodore pet
then c64 then c128

strip poker on a c64 :)

then the jump to a 386-20

sound on pc speakers with leisure suit larry, you smoked the pot and you died :)

486 dx2 66

and so on

1200baud
2400 next
7200/2400 if you connected to same brand as you modem (no hayes standard, you loved that extra noise upgrade. Maybe it was 9600?
14.4
28.8
33.6
56k Took years to get broadband.

I remember using cassette drives, dot matrix printers, colored monitors (green is a color bitch!), hole punching 5¼ floppies to make dual sided, text based rpg games, the 1 apple in a room full of tsr-80's, hell could go on.

300 baud, C64 back in '85 as well.

Things have come a long way since then.

I had ISDN 64k as my first internet connection..

:321GFY

Mine was a 14400...god that was slow

300 baud external for my TRS-80 Model III back in the early 80s. Modem came with CompuServe and I just recently cancelled it a couple years ago. I kept the subscription for "old times" sake.

Still have the computer, modem, Compuserve notebook (yeah, back then most software from RadioShack either came in ziplock bags or it came in some kind of notebook). Had that baby maxed out with two internal and two external 5.25" drives, which I think cost like $500 each back then. By the time I was done that computer was around $4-$5K. Never bought the 10MB harddrive for $2000(?). Ahh, the days of TRS-DOS and CP/M.

300 baud acoustic coupler with a DIY cable for my Commie 64, then a Compunet modem (any brits remember that place?), 1200/75 Prestel modem