At what age, you bros started operating computers?

SheephirEye · Mar 10th 2015, 2:31pm

If you don't remember because, you were a little kid, then ask your siblings or parents.

My mom tells me that when I was 4 Months old, I used to enter my brother's computer password and delete his stuff

So, at that time, I came to know that why do I have a pure interest in Computers and Technologies.

And, be specific (if you want to) about, how it all happened.

Enjoy!

fire_warrior · Mar 10th 2015, 3:16pm

well around the age of 7 when i use to play games on the pc and win games for my brother when he had no clew how to meat them:P and he was older then me so that made it more AWESOME!!!!

Princess Alissa · Apr 27th 2015, 3:26am

I was about three or four years old if I remember right. ♥

PlatonD · Apr 27th 2015, 11:09am

I think I was 9 or 10 years old when I started having a more "technological" interest in computers. I opened my first computer at 13

Eko Ari Wibowo · Apr 28th 2015, 11:44pm

i think its around 3-4 years old for me. It was 1993 and my father have computer with floppy disk. i think I've played space invader on it.

meashahira · Apr 30th 2015, 4:51pm

My dad said once when I was smaller than a year, I found his laptop and then I sat on it and jumped on it thinking it was supposed to be a pillow but it wasn't fluffy so I left it there to break. sorry dad

Semi · Apr 30th 2015, 10:08pm

i started to use first time ever a computer at the age of 4, which basically was like a big box screen with a very bad case, filled with 1970 Components

i was dumb cuz when i had it i was creating random maps and copying files all over the Place which led to virus and idk what more

SheephirEye · Apr 30th 2015, 10:47pm

semi u alwayz make a mess ewe
my mom tells me that once i had pooped in my pants and my mom was trying to wash my butt and i wasnt leaving the keyboard and crying XD I took the keyboard to the bathroom with me #ThugLife

Jirou_Chan · Apr 30th 2015, 10:57pm

around 6,on that time i can't even read. but i played game on Barbie(dot)com alot xD
and start using Youtube and Fackbook when i was 10 years old

Zarah · Apr 30th 2015, 11:08pm

As far back as I can remember. My dad always used to work with computers, so he tried to teach me a lot. I first learned to type my name on some racing game. I'm grateful, as I learned tons of stuff and discovered the internet, but this was not so nice when at one point I became a NEET shut in, especially since because I spent literally all day every day on the computer I developed lots of posture problems and I have to deal with them now. Not only were there posture problems, but I was also very socially retarded, and it took me a long while to be able to properly hold a conversation, and I still can't deal with females.
Moral of the story: Don't do computers, kids.

BroNamedRivers · May 3rd 2015, 4:51pm

We had (and still have) a windows 95, that we would mess around with (the dial up was horrible) and I was about 6 or 7. Now, I'm thirteen and we know have windows 7, and I'm more interested in computer technology then I ever was before.

SheephirEye · May 3rd 2015, 6:09pm

Zarah wrote:

As far back as I can remember. My dad always used to work with computers, so he tried to teach me a lot. I first learned to type my name on some racing game. I'm grateful, as I learned tons of stuff and discovered the internet, but this was not so nice when at one point I became a NEET shut in, especially since because I spent literally all day every day on the computer I developed lots of posture problems and I have to deal with them now. Not only were there posture problems, but I was also very socially retarded, and it took me a long while to be able to properly hold a conversation, and I still can't deal with females.
Moral of the story: Don't do computers, kids.

Im sorry how computers actually affected your life. But, the moral should be more like "Don't do computers 'too much' kids" because, there is a limit of being constant at something. I understand how did you felt about the computers and had intrest in them that you couldn't get off of 'em. But one should always be interactive with the real world too

Zarah · May 3rd 2015, 11:49pm

I never said it only had negative effects on me, like I said I learned a ton of new things and it actually saved my ass a lot. But you're right. All things in life should be moderate anyway.

Tokyo Holmes Senpai · May 4th 2015, 4:41pm

Since I was 2 years old xD (seriously)

We still had that windows 98 computer,though

Isaiah Kun · May 8th 2015, 4:02pm

i dun even know cx

At what age, you bros started operating computers?

At what age, you bros started operating computers?

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