Greetings, SpiceHeads!

Feeling nostalgic for Netscape and Clippy? Sitting around in your JNCO Jeans with nothing to do? Longing for the familiar hum of dial-up? We thought so.

For those of you who were able to make it down to Austin, hope you had a blast at another epic SpiceWorld. Couldn’t be there in person (or missed the live stream)? Too bad … NOT. We’ve got ya covered with our latest SpiceWorld blockbuster!

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Awesome, I started out as a tech in the 90’s and there were a lot of nice little references there! The sound of dial up and netscape navigator are two things I shall never forget.

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I grew up in the 90’s and started to get into computers when the Internet first came out to the public. We never used AOL, but I keep a few CD’s around as coasters.

I am with Gary in remembering the dial-up tones.

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I remember being a wee lad using my mom’s company funded home desktop and notebook; both IBM of course. I was lucky enough to be handed down a disc with both DOOM and Descent on it. Thus my IT career and gamer hobbies were born!

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That was awesome! That Tiffany Amber Thiesen poster was the 90s version of the Farrah Fawcett poster in the 70s. Classic!

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i was rocking bolderdash on a commadore 64/128 great memories

I love the video, well done!

Fun story… around 1994 or so, I went home for a weekend. I had a copy of Descent and wanted to play it. Of course, my parents’ desktop did not have enough available HDD space, so I “cleaned up some stuff”. Descent installed and played quite nicely. My dad’s home accounting software, not so much…

“Reboot it?!..guess I’ll find something to do for a half hour” hahaha

This video was awesome - reminds me of when I first started getting into computers…damn, the 90s were so awesome.

Similar memories with Windows 98 and D2:LOD… I decided that that there were a bunch of really small files under C:/Windows and C:/Program Files that were taking up space. The game loaded just fine. OS, not so much…

I’m surprised I was able to install both games off of one disc though. Good times.

I guess I had wiped my memory of what a crappy decade that actually was! Remember Y2K?

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Hey now, you know that we don’t talk about Y2K.

Hey how about before the Internet was actually born and we had a whooping 1.4K modem into B.B.S’? and playing ascii games like l.o.r.d? classic!

setting IRQ,s and DMA’s … mucking about with autoexec to get some highmem back … good times …

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this is awesome.

The biggest headaches for me were connecting to dial-up and getting told to get off as someone wanted to make a call and installing a game roughly 23MB in size only having a 20MB HDD!

Grr!

The biggest headaches for me were connecting to dial-up and getting told to get off as someone wanted to make a call and installing a game roughly 23MB in size only having a 20MB HDD!

Grr!

Hello from 2025!!

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Wow, a better plot and special effects than some Hollywood blockbusters!

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Word! :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

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