Registered: Sun Nov 17, 2002 11:55 am (+-20 years later)

[axe70]

It will be my birthday in short time!
20 YEARS at phpBB.com

You'll celebrate me

Anyone older than me here, babies?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04v-SdKeEpE

[EDITED]

[3Di]

19, actually.

[david63]

Not sure what timezone you are in but for me it is only 2nd April - you have another seven and a half months to go

[axe70]

Yes! Wrong title.
I will edit it
Just the rush on discovering that it is the 20th year

[david63]

Anyone older than me here, babies?

Looking at the Memberlist - almost 25,000 and looking at your user id - almost 34,000

Only you appear to be counting - and if we are counting I am only a month behind you.

[3Di]

So what should we do to celebrate your 19 years as a registered user?
Should we do the same for the other 34,000+?

[Steve]

That’s along time! You need to stay away from the alcohol you do

[axe70]

Yes David! I noted along this year and the last passed.
I am sorry that this is it

That’s along time! You need to stay of the alcohol you do

well, i am really moderated with, since as u can see, i am quite out of brain by myself, naturally

[Talk19Zehn]

Great, numerous memories
-> George Harrison - My Sweet Lord (Official Music Video)

[axe70]

Great, numerous memories
-> George Harrison - My Sweet Lord (Official Music Video)

Beatles! I was 6 years old. My first life LP was this. I asked my aunt to buy me ... so dancing with it like a crazy. Well it was (of course) not containing My Sweet Lord masterpiece, that's by George Harrison years later
https://images.app.goo.gl/8JCnRhxiMQn4M6y4A

[Talk19Zehn]

Yes it's true, I went into your wonderful musical link in your starting topic. A great musician:

George Harrison

Back to topic:
I found psoTFX (Paul S. Owen) 03 Jul 2001, 22:50 in the members list -> CREDITS.txt [2001 - 09/2005],
and
BartVB (Bart van Bragt) 02 Aug 2001, 15:32 in the members list -> CREDITS.txt [11/2000 - 03/2006].
Even if they should no longer be active, I may mention them, honour them.
Best regards

[GTI]

What PC was you running back then?

[Talk19Zehn]

// OT
Hi, who is in demand?
Do you not mean my Commodore 64 ... - or you mean my IBM PCs 286ff / x86-Architektur / modem etc.? Purchase price at that time approx: 20.000,-- (in Germany (about around 20 years ago and in succession - at that time the price situation was extreme)). However, functionally always in use.

Regards
\\ OT

[axe70]

When nintendo an Atari was the unique choose on 80s a famous track that anyone know was this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8r-tXRLazs

Until it has not come out, the unique possibility to play, was to expend 50lire into bar's: Pong by atari, or space invaders

My first PC was the commodore 64, but i was more or less (if not wrong) 12 years old, and used it only to play games. Games were (also) coming into music cassette. In the while, Mario Bros born and it was the first amazing game were i loosed my mind, like many others.

Then one day a friend was play with wafers programming, to see gratis TV programs. I decided that it was fascinating to code something and fuck off encryption for fun. I assume it was 1998. My pc was running pentium 600, modem 56k.
At this time, already reported into another post, there was a program called Download Accelerator.
So that if something required to be download, you had the possibility to chunk a big download that may to complete was requiring days or an entire week.

It was a great time! I hope our world can feel again the wind we have breathed over the years.
It will be again, this is my hope, i am sure it will be

They took the credit for your second symphony
Rewritten by machine and new technology
And now I understand the problems you can see

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8r-tXRLazs

[thecoalman]

I went through the active team members and here is the list I got cutting it off at the end of 2004.

Raul [ThE KuKa] - Mon Dec 08, 2003 4:24 pm
battye - Wed Feb 11, 2004 6:02 am
KevC - Fri Jun 04, 2004 6:44 am
Bonelifer - Wed Oct 27, 2004 7:35 pm
Marshalrusty - Mon Nov 22, 2004 5:45 pm
Paul - Sat Dec 04, 2004 10:44 am
thecoalman - Tue Dec 21, 2004 10:52 pm

If I missed anyone please let me know.

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On my own forum my oldest active member in recent months has a user ID of 88 and with total post count of 44 posts has on average a little over 2 posts per year. My second oldest that is still active in recent months has a user ID of 97 and on average a little over 1 post per 2 years.

Is that crazy?