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I’d read rumors they’d made progress on the user interface, but when I finished the EIGHT DISK INSTALL I arrived at the HOLY SHIT. I was working at Borland the day I first installed a beta of Windows 95. We praised the day that Windows 3.0 showed up, but were mostly just happy that we no longer had to stare at Windows/386. We deluded ourselves into thinking that Windows/386 was actually useful, but we mostly used it because Ami Pro was the only decent graphical word processor out there. As my community of friends were PC users (including the Dad), we were constantly engaged in a useless conversation about when the PC was going to catch-up with the Mac user interface. Windows 95: The years between the arrival of the Mac and Windows 95 were painful ones. What I remember was that my IBM PC felt like a clumsy piece of junk and I didn’t come close to forgetting that feeling until Windows 95. I don’t remember the tiny little screen, I don’t remember the lack of applications, and I certainly don’t remember the price tag. I clicked on a circle, selected one of the horrible fills on the original Mac, and clicked’n’dragged my first circle. Two dimensional control over the desktop. A quick nudge of the mouse and there was the HOLY SHIT. I walked up and stared at the mouse… WHAT THE HELL. One day I went into the shop and there was a Mac sitting there in the middle of the store. The Mac is easy, I was a punk kid who liked to get my jollies walking to computer stores and writing dumb programs in Basic on Apple ][s.

Macintosh: One rule about anything on this list is that you must distinctly remember the moment when you first saw the thing in question. It is an indirect way of explaining who you are relative to what you care or cared about WITH LESS 1-CLICK OFFERINGS. Your HOLY SHIT list is a lot like your Amazon wish list. What is interesting to me isn’t that the lists are different based on a person’s age, it’s how a HOLY SHIT such as Doom becomes assumed or maybe perceived as irrelevant because it occurred outside the scope of a person’s life.

Whereas one person found Doom to be of particular significance, another would point at Ultima Online as being the seminal gaming event in their life. Of particular obvious note, people’s lists varied based on their relative age. The discussion generated by the original HOLY SHIT LIST has been far more interesting than the first post.

Hell is Other Demons download the last version for ipod