What Technological Advancements Blew Your Mind in Your Life?

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I would say broadband internet. Think it was 2004 when I got roadrunner, then I felt happy cAuse GorrillaArms used to post on AHH and he had the best collection ever. :ahh:
 

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morpheus, napster, and kazaa. so the internet and communications in general
 

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Wireless controllers.

I hated when clumsy nikkas accidently kick your cord and system come flying from the entertainment center. And always happens before I save. :sadcam:

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I grew up on Floppy Disks, in school

Not knowing how to burn a CD, so, I just played it and recorded it with the mic :guilty:

I remember the only cell phone I knew of was this 90-ish, that didn't work, in my Dad's den

Rewinding VHS's

ALLLLLL the batteries I copped for my CD players

Wow

I can't say I was amazed at the time, but, lookin' back, I guess I was able to take it all in

I'm kinda a old man (on the inside), so, I think technology is advancing too fast and to our detriment.
 

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Wireless controllers.

I hated when clumsy nikkas accidently kick your cord and system come flying from the entertainment center. And always happens before I save. :sadcam:

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Yoooo, I remember when the 360 dropped and the wireless controller was the standard, and I was like :belip:

EVERY iteration of wireless I thought was faulty up until that point. I didn't have a Gamecube and couldn't speak on its wireless capabilities. So when I first got my hands on the controller and was already fulla scust, my mind was straight ROCKED at how well it worked.

RF and Bluetooth :lawd:
 

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hard drives - ipods and computer ones. I remember trekking through the city,bus,and subways with my book of cds.

I remember my uncle going in jail in the walkman era and getting out of jail and seeing a ipod for the first time. He was looking at the cd collection and the ipod back and forth like we were fukking with him with a mixture of :dwillhuh: :wow::ooh::ohhh::whoo::blessed:




























then he discovered internet porn and locked himself in his room for like a week. :steviej:
 

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touch screens on phones/tablets/etc. I be at work tryna touch the computer screen cuz im so used to touchin anything on a menu
 

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flatscreen HD televisions.
when they first came out i could not understand how it could be so thin and look so good.
 

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Just the other day I noticed that the dust bins (trash cans) in london have video advertising on the side of them (flat screen tv on the side showing television adverts), I said to my friend "that there is some back to the future 2 shyt...", in the eighties I wouldn't have even been able to comprehend that happening :mindblown:

i was in Times Square a few weeks ago was checking out all the 100 foot HD flatscreen displays they had all over the place. i said the same thing you did about Back to the Future.
 

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Has to be the internet in general, and high-speed internet specifically.

Going from text-only services like CompuServe in the 80's to the World Wide Web in the early 90's and waiting 3 minutes to view one image was a mind-fukking experience in its self.

Then when I was downloading mp3s in 1997 and regularly waiting 15+ hours for an album, over a week of constant downloading to grab a telesync version of a movie to getting high-speed internet and downloading a movie in 40 minutes had me...

:ooh::simp:

...now I'm downloading high-definition versions of those movies with 5.1 sound in minutes.

:ahh:

The invention of Hoverboards is the only thing that has a chance of competing with the invention of the internet, for me.
 
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