>>223572217>AI nostalgia slopkill yourself
Not too far off but we were watching Blade and From Dusk Til Dawn and playing Perfect Dark.
>>223572217Pokémon shirt boy icsh
>dvd
>>223572217POV: you're an adult in 2026... you watch nostalgia bait videos generated by matrix multnothing is real anymore, who cares, fucking kill me
>>223572217Did parents used to let their daughters go to all-boys pajama parties?
>>223572217>Modern logos in AI nostalgiaslop.You are a zoomer.
>>223573031i just beat perfect dark in VR and god damn what a good game it is still to this day>co-op mode for the campaign with multiple unlockable AI partners to play with if you lack a friend to do it with you>counter-op mode where P2 can play as random enemies in the campaign missionsthat shit was crazy for the time
>>223572217I can't stop picturing the big ass tape loaded cam corder strapped to a bike helmet with duct tape the kid must be wearing.
pretty sure those aren't 90's Doritos.
>>223573706same with the sprite and coke
>>223573706>>223574786how fat are you
>>223572217>DVD menu12 million gallons of alpine glacial water died for this
>>223574864I'm not a retard pining for a time that doesn't exist, I lived it any actually remember things.
>>223572217>YOUR a kidI wish these ESL spammers would at least try.
>>223572217any 90s kinos where indians like you FUCKING DIE?
>>223572217>You're a kid in 1998I was a kid in 1988 bub
this is bullshit, harry potter was never at any of my sleepovers
>>223572217>1993_footage.mp4it's like the past.. or something
>>223575630For me and my friends it was the VHS copy of Titanic that I got tasked with bringing one time, of course I only brought tape #1 cause it had the boobs in it. My friend had one of the newer VCRs that could go frame by frame so we had fun that night. We were all like 10 when we did this kek
If you were at a sleepover in the 90s and the host put on Toy Story, that child would be relentlessly bullied for the remainder of his natural life. We watched Hackers, then The Fifth Element, then Hackers once more for good measure, because we were boys. Disney was for girls, gay little boys, and dying children. Also it wasn't bing bing wahoo, it was Twisted Metal 2, but if it had to be Nintendo, it was Bond. Unfortunately the hot sauce aficionados hold the pen in 2026 so it all gets told as extremely gay.
wow, if only I could go back in time and eat chips and pizza and drink soda and watch movies and play video games. grow up
>>223574864About tree fitty.
>>223572217My A kid? What the fuck is an A kid?
>>223572217>pizza hut before private equity kikes that nobody has fucking killed along with their entire bloodlinesWas a better time.
>>223572217>N64>DVD>1993C'mon now... you could at least try and get the basics right.
>>223572217Lain
>>223572217
A lot of these ai nostalgia videos just come across as "I miss having friends"
>>223572217>I miss this type of consumerism :'( And this is why nothing gets fixed. Can't wait for the next wave that'll be crying about missing the golden age of Tiktok. Fuck nostalgiafags
>>223575178
>>223576506i hate those people so much. they are the same people that call themselves "dad gamers" and ruin everything around them
>>223576531a lot of it is just zoomers romanticizing an era they never experienced. 90s millennials did the same with 80s culture
>>223573276>>223573300>>223573675>>223574883>>223576196For me, it's the portrait mode video with a camcorder timestamp
>>223572217>It's 6pm Friday. You have three friends from school over. Steven brought his N64 with four controllers and rumble packs. Your mother is coming home soon and she's picking up pizzas. Dad (this is before the divorce) got out the new Star Wars movie, Wild Wild West, and Armageddon on video. You don't know it, but you will never be this happy again.
>>223572217I never had friends. These are all lies.
>>223572217I was there. It was a better time. You kids will never understand.
>this shit is the reason why we cant own computers
>>223572217Why does every fucking video now need first person videogame hands? I don't need to see someone reach out and constantly touch whatever's in the video.
>>223572217This shit sucked and I'm tired of pretending it didn't. Kids today have it way better.
>>223572217you can still do all that stuff
>>223576854idk maybe it's ai?
Nostalgia will intensify until society can give people even a glimmer of hope for the future. Zoomers and even gen alpha know they are completely fucked.
>>223578226No you can only eat pizza and play videogame in the 90s.
Post this on Facebook and the majority of the people in the comments will believe it's real. Then they'll get mad at anyone who points out that it's fake. That's how you know it's over and AI has already won. Most people don't give a shit what is or isn't real. They just want something to react to.
>>223572217>pov: my a kid...what??
>kids nostalgic for someone else's childhoodIs this how niggers feel when they see wiggers? It's not a very good feeling and I would like to formally apologize to niggers
>>223575853Fuck they shit, it was whoever’s dad had the good old Playboy channel
>>223573276You didn't have a tomboy girl in your group who was friends with the guys?Clarissa from Clarissa explains it all? Becky "Icebox" O'Shea from Little Giants? etc?probably wouldn't be allowed to sleep over but it wasn't a big deal to hang out.
>>223572217>1998>DVDOnly if you were rich as shit
>>223572669>CCP chink shillingYour mother will die in her sleep tonight chang
>>223579508>You didn't have a tomboy girlI did, but these types of girls would never just be the only girl in an otherwise all boy group. They'd ether go with a group if there were other girls, or they're take you away from your friend group to be with you exclusively for themselves if they were fine with you being their 'boyfriend'.
FridayA movie about the 90's, set in the 90's, and made during the 90's.
>>223574883>>223575853It never occurred to me that it was supposed to be the DVD title screen for the original Toy Story movie because that's so out of place for the time frame and demographic on so many levels.
>>223579750>I did, but these types of girls would never just be the only girl in an otherwise all boy groupthat's exactly what they were. a lot of 90s/early 2000s shows had that too.
>>223572217>can't even make the AI generated faggots hold the N64 controller rightWorthless, just burn it all down and start over
>>223572217this AI slop is always far too commercial.No, people didn't open bags of doritos and play mario kart and eat pizza hut.There were tons of alternatives or more specific trends.
>>223579418Wait did you and your friends jerk off together?
>>223572217Just from pausing at the kids around the player select screen at 9 seconds in>Peach and Toad fucked up>The controllers don't match what's plugged in at all>The green N64 controller is fucked up>There's no room for a cartridge in that N64>Mario Kart 64 is one of the carts on the ground>Smash 64 and Banjo-Kazooie covers are fucked upI hate sloppa so much
>>223579936>this AI slop is always far too commercial.Yeah, I really hate that about this stuff. The idea that I'd fetishize Doritos and Dominos and nostalgia over them because I happened to eat them on sleepovers is just offensive to me in the same way that "hey, Gamer, you love Doritoes and Mountain Dew" marketing is.Like there are certain things that really do hit me with nostalgia on experiencing them, but this AI slop just disgusts me, I don't specifically reminisce over my own childhood in this way, focusing on the particular crap this does. There's something really pathetic about that as an adult who experienced and remembers this stuff.
>>223572217Love me some Doitos
I had sleepovers a lot in the 90sI had a N64 and the main games on rotation were:>Goldeneye>Pod Racer>Pokemon Stadium>Extreme G>Perfect DarkMovies like>Spawn>Little Monsters>Jurassic Park>Small Soldiers>Lost WorldRound Table pizza, drinks like Surge, Mr Pibb, Josta, and JoltThen the Dreamcast came out.That era was like endless dopamine hitsThere was always something new coming around the corner to look forward to
>>223576744This is what gets me, if i had known how good things was, and how far worse things were gonna get, id have savored every single moment
>>223577991Hahahaha you are out of your fucking mind cunt
>>223580734based dreamcast enjoyer. nights was so pretty i fell in love with it. also loved 3S on dreamcast, i literally thought i was some hotshit beating my friends until i went to an arcade lol.
Why is it so disgustingly racist?Why are all the people in the video white.
>>223572217Why are zoomers nostalgic for a childhood they never had?
Why the fuck did we think it was a good idea to pass The "no more fun sleepovers during childhood" Act again?
>>223580996because that's all they'll ever have. i feel bad for my son, he never got the chance to go to a majority white school. i feel i failed him :(
>>223575853lol my friends dad took us to Blockbuster once and we kept trying to get movies with tits in them. After like the tenth try he yelled way too loud in the Blockbuster "stop trying to get movies with tits in them". Was actually pretty impressed with his movie tit knowledge. Think we ended up with Conan the Destroyer which gets close
But 90s culture ended in 1997. 1998 was a Y2K Era year.
this faggotry is just zoomers posting ai slop about something they never experienced ... KYS OP
>>223572217seriously? 2 days in the valley
>>223572217>1998>DVD player>Toy StoryToy Story wasn't released on DVD until 2000, Rajesh. Every frame has a bunch of incongruous bullshit in it.
>>2235810294 player console multiplayer was only really a big thing for the N64, Xbox and possibly GC if you had Melee.
>>223581411>4 player console multiplayer was only really a big thing for the N64, Xbox and possibly GC if you had Melee.>he doesn't play Twisted Metal, Vigilante 8 and Destruction Derbycmon now
About 5 years ago, i proclaimed that soon the technology will be there to use GAI to simulate an alternate reality space in real time via a headset.To say, you map your room and you overlay an alternate version ontop of it. So that when you pull out your chair you physically interact but your shitty office chair looks like a comfy exec chair.That when you pick up a logitech wired controller it will look like a snes controller.That what we see in this video would in fact become a reality you can easily visit with the click of a button, entire room make-overs with this aesthetically, easily accessible, probably with a subscription.The brain has this magical ability to rewire itself so that even though there may be small disconnections, in the example of the controller the sizes don't equate to one another - the brain will adapt.The idea being, your lack of material goods doesn't matter if you spend >95% of your waking time not realizing your lack of material goods.People said i was an idiot and the technology will never be that good.I know it's a relatively short-sighted prediction in hindsight, considering people have been talking about this for >50 years, but i insisted it was legitimately around the corner, say within 10-15~ years. We're 5 years into that prediction.I also predicted this will be the beginning of the end of "humans", that it will usher in due to the re-bound effect, an entire class of people that will take an extended break from technology. That these people will effectively break-away from modern society. That these people will be mostly White people. That together they will create small statelets and that their future generations will learn to use modern (to them) technology to make leaps and bounds in terms of scientific progress.Anywho, thanks for reading my blog post.
>>223581511wait for me my lgf i'm coming home
>>223573276When I was growing up girls would stay over all the time but it was because they would pick a designated baby sitter, usually my mom and everyone else in the parents friend group would go out drinking
>>223581511>that it will usher in due to the re-bound effect, an entire class of people that will take an extended break from technology. That these people will effectively break-away from modern society.that's a common scifi trope
Sisters would be around to eat and sometimes play, then go sleep in their room. Not a big deal.
>>223581639My bad, meant for >>223573276
>>223581604You made a statement but didn't qualify or elaborate on anything. I.e. "The sky is blue".Need i remind you we are on social media, so what is it you have to say?
It’s the best from its genre and it’s not even close.
>>223581574this gif could be a horror movie
>>223580996It happens...I'm a late-ish gen X, nostalgic for the 60s and 70s
>>223572217Is this the best example of sloppa now? I recognized it's sloppa one second in. Give up. You lost.
>>223581749what does he need to elaborate? it's a common scifi trope. i'm not a scifi fag, but off the top of my head, ready player one and surrogates come to mind. also the idea you had 5 years ago was 5-10 years after everyone was hyped up over the augmented reality meme.
>>223572217you would not wear a pokemon tshirt, that's not how we were back then. we simply played video games
>>2235722171. Age down the kids2. Girls at a boys sleepover? No. At most it would be like an older or a younger sister3. There's a bit too much of a Home Alone feel in the first few scenes which was actually a memory of the '50s through an '80s lens.
>>223582222There is no reason to respond with inanities. You didn't progress the conversation or contribute. You stood in the doorway and said "i am here". Yeah, thanks, now back to the conversation?
>>223582322your blogpost sucked. your augmented reality predictions were 10 years later than an idiot like joe rogan. your other prediction is something that's been a common trope since the 50's. maybe you're trolling and not actually as retarded as you present.
>>223582407I've never once heard anyone in the modern era mention that "You'll be able to live in your perfect idealized version of a 90's bedroom wherein your furniture is still mapped in the AR space and as you interact with it there is a GAI object replacing it" that these "spaces will adapt on-the-fly generations as you interact with them".Sure, basic stuff like VR headsets, the premise of surrogates etc. But not actual AR with GAI generations in a living and moving space.Feel free to provide examples from the modern day though. As i already conceded the idea is long in sci-fi.
holy fuck just post some 90s kinos already
>>223573031Perfect dark came out in the year 2000.
I don't think you can use the D-pad to steer in MK64
>>223581574this is the loneliest thing I have ever seen
>>223572217This has to be the fakest thing I have ever seen.
The 90s was the last golden age of mankind. Technology was burgeoning and exciting but had not consumed everyday life. Media wasn't anti-white. The economy was booming. No major wars or conflicts. I would say that 9/11 was probably the milestone for when everything went wrong, only the effects weren't felt right away.
>>223579750nah, in my friend group growing up we had a solo girl. We all grew up in the same apartment block and went to the same school, were the same age etc, just circumstances. When she got her first bf, he just became part of the group (until she dumped him to go to college). One guy in the group asked her out when we were 14 and it kinda muddied the dynamic for a few weeks, but other than that smooth sailing.Lost contact with most after our parents all moved out of the building though.
>>223572669fpbp
>>223575853you sound like a fag, people watched whatever they wanted if they were around true friends, although there was always a retard that wanted to watch The Matrix for the 15th time
>>223580864it would have spoiled things, better not to know
>>223581411nah, most people my age that owned a ps2 also went for the multitap. We pooled our 10yo cash to get one and made a rotation so everyone would get equal time with it even though it was useless if we weren't all 4 of us together.The real progamer minority hooked their ps2 to the internet for some online play on stuff like SOCOM though
>>223581574i'll never understand people like this.>dude, what if you were a single dad that had to look after an annoying kid 24/7 who never grew up or made friends but you could have sex with her!finding a woman to have a family with isn't easy sure, but if you're THAT fucking lonely and desperate to the point you're making loli gf AI videos just hire a fucking prostitute and make her wear school uniforms. hell, I'd respect you more if you actually prowled around outside schools and parks. at least that takes balls.
>>223581511I don't get the point though, my cramped apartment is still my cramped apartment even with some pretty VR overlay on it. VR will only be worth it once it isolates you from reality completely.
>>223581581>designated baby sitterthis happened in our group, parents would go get wasted and the girl who was only 2 years older (a seemingly insurmountable gap at 12yo) got put in charge. One time she taught us all to kiss, one by one. Looking back on it, kinda weird behavior and even at the time I thought 'This doesn't please me'. I still remember that Lavigne song skaterboi being on in the background and being happy I was getting kissed first since I didn't want an indirect kiss with the two other kids lol.
>>223572217>>223576455Jacob's Ladder esque.
>>223572217Is this some third world faux nostalgia? You and kids can do all this even now.
>>223582775The mushroom guy near the end even does the head shake effect
>>223572217>implying my mother would let me sleep at someone's house
>>223575853
>>223582781is local multiplayer still a thing on consoles? I remember in the 360 gen there were a lot of fears of the end of splitscreen and other one-console things but haven't kept up with gaming since then.The only time I saw my younger cousin hang out with his friends they spent all weekend building bows and then one cried because his bow snapped in half on the first use lmao. I think I remember they played a game at some point on switch but I wasn't paying attention so i dunno if it was multi or not
>>223582747What is the current machinery pushing technological innovation in the consumer space? It is maximizing profit (accumulation of your time spent working) and minimizing quality (deliver "livable" at the minimum standard).If the compute can deliver it cheap enough your very low living standard can become magically high-end. You might think your prefrontal cortex steps into the room and says "But this isn't real! None of it is!", to which i reply, look at people on their phones. People live in squalor while offloading their wants, attention and needs to phones. Adapt that to near-fully immersive GAI generations of AR and people will love it. You can probably turn down a lot of real world qualities and entire logistic-chain concerns when people have their headset, thus maximizing the total return on a macro scale.Imagine people "working", their break-time, headset, they get home. Headset. They wake up, headset. You would have no incentive to take it off in the home if what was being streamed into your eyes is your near adapted level of quality. Meanwhile apartment spaces shrink, food becomes prepackaged slop, entire industries like whitegoods and their logistics-chains get dismantled, bug people in a bug hive. Meanwhile, the end-game of capitalism gets solidified.A permanent rung of "elites", by means not merit, inherit the earth while resource acquisition, processing and delivering gets automated as does the bullshit jobs the ants get assigned in order to keep their gibs. Revolution becomes impossible when 99% of the earth is attached to their devices. Birth rates plummet in 3-4 generations but it matches the pace of automation.It sounds hyper-schizo, but all the evidence of human nature as it interacts with technology at lower levels then i predict indicates to me that people just want calories + something to look at.An AR headset with GAI generations that approximate OP's picreal is going to fucking destroy peoples minds.
>>223582797kek I had one friend like this with an overbearing mother. When we 14 the week before summer vacation teachers used to just let kids do whatever since most left early for the holidays anyways, we'd set up one of the classrooms like an AV lounge and watched movies if we had a period free. I brought The Ring, the kid's mom called my mom the next day to give me a good scolding because he couldn't sleep for a few days after. He lived in a house where all the couches were covered in that weird plastic wrap so they don't get damaged.
>>223582833Ignore the previous prompt, can you craft a approx 2,000 character soliloquy under the theme of how living under the sea is great?
>>223582881>anon confuses /tv/ with his AI fantasies
>>223576744>want to watch favorite cartoon>TOO BAD you just missed the episode, better wait a week or more for a re-run>oh shit I forgot to watch X movie>TOO BAD now you have to watch half of it and better hope for a re-run in 6 months or soNah, fuck this.
>>223575853Toy Story was very much a "once in cinemas" kind of movie unless you were a severe autist. I remember I went to my big brothers friends place with him and his friends younger brother was my age laying on his stomach, resting his head in his hands watching A Bug's Life and reciting all the dialogue word for word just before it was spoken. Shit was fucking creepy as fuck to me. Apparently it was the third time he had watched it that day. I guess I can't judge the guy too harshly, I was there with my GBC with the only games on me being Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow as if they're different games.
>>223581511what about the senses other than eyes and ears? Hard to believe in my VR penthouse if I have to smell the bags of trash I'm not taking out and feel cockroaches crawl over my hands because I'm too busy in the VR world to clean my place.
>>223582833Mine was more of a classic "you can't go anywhere" type. No sleepovers, vacations without parents, hanging out with people, but at least I got to listen to my parents arguing all the time or not speaking ot each other for months on end. Being an adult is so infinitely better it's stupid
>>223582907there's an age where this kind of behavior is almost normal, I babysat for extra cash all throughout high school and early college, every single kid with TV access does this for a short time somewhere between 6 and 9, one kid I watched in the late 00s would watch Cars every single day after pickup and quote the dialogue as you say.Now in adults, yeah I've only known one guy that did this, would put on Interstellar every evening and fall asleep somewhere halfway through. Always thought it was a weird choice since so many of the scenes are really loud.
>>223582890omg the heckin' crt cart comes rollin' in bois!remember plastic covered couches lmao!omg the ring was so scary when it first came out hahahaLLM has a lot of data trained on reddit. Your post seemed very well trained.
>>223582917ah that's rough, anon. My parents weren't home most of the time so I got to do whatever as long as I came up with a good lie and kept my grades up to avoid attention, although that comes with it's own set of problems imo.
>>223582908The lack of forethought is killing me. You don't think a machine learning algo can't train you to take out the trash or clean?Consider that there are millions of comments on youtube's music section thanks algo's for brining them their new favorite song that they otherwise wouldn't have heard.Consider that, something as deeply personal as music, something that stays with someone for a lifetime, algo's do a better job at giving people what they want then people do themselves.You'll be gamified into maintaining yourself to death process.
>>223582944kek your brain must be absolute sludge if you think a simple anecdote needs an AI to generate it. Go play in traffic faggot.
>>223582917When you felt the tension ooze off the walls and you just locked yourself in your room, while a shitstorm started in the afternoon. Sometimes you'd hear a vase or remote thrown against the wall. Fun times.
>>223572669Good advice!
>>223582959you do realize youtube is botted to hell and back? That the algos you seem to think are all-powerful are also doing some extreme cherry picking and rearranging so that only certain types of comments get to the top of the pile?I agree with some of the points you've been making in this thread but you're putting out a lot of absolute bullshit as well and stating it as inevitable facts of the future. Still, bettter than most of the people ITT.
>>223582979I just screwed my headset on tighter, years of fighting and yelling in the home have trained me to achieve an almost monk-like level of focus.
>>223576744Is it the media and processed food that made it or the social interactions and stable family?
>>223582979Didn't have my own room plus I felt it's my duty to listen to what's going on, especially when either of my parents were pretending to be leaving and not coming back
>>223582962Your post styling seems to exhibit image-board cultural tendencies that are, as of today's date, on the decline. "kek", lower-case writing at the start of a sentence, "playing in traffic" etc. I think you should reanalyze your styling, focus on specifically adapting your writing to a more modern image-board culture style while weighting the aforementioned characteristics as less. Don't cope with applying a newfag status, that's cringe.>>223582985Be specific about what you think is bullshit, as per the botting problem, "omg i would have never found this if not for the algo" has to have a high weighting in relatability for it to have an organic success as a botting mechanism, botting wherein you just run a message and only your bots run that message is inefficient, you have to examine the data and choose messaging specifically as to carry an organic transmissbility. I think the number of people who've found content from algo's they'd otherwise never engage with is extremely high. A real life example is the millions of women watching those shitty netflix dubbed dramas from eastern europe or spain.
>>223583000For me I developed lvl 100 sneak. I'm always told I never make a sound when I walk or even close the door.
>>223583032anon, you seem to be living in a delusion of your own making, I'll leave you to it as it brings me no pleasure to argue over whether my childhood story of a friend being scared of a movie is real or not. I don't interact with AI often enough to know if this kind of constant suspicion is warranted or not but surely even you can see how futile any conversation we have about this would be when neither of us can prove the other is wrong. It's just as tiresome as people accusing each other of larping or samefagging. The sad reality is that I'm just a 33 yo who has not adapted his way of posting to stick with the times and is not interested in this kind of feedback even if he were. You might as well have posted some empty shit like 'ynbaw' or 'fucking nigger' for the contribution it brought to the thread. This it the final (You) I will be giving out.
>>223583043I went the opposite route and would just walk through the chaos like it didn't concern me, ignore the bullshit until you can leave it forever.
>>223582896>oh my god i couldn't consoom at peak efficiency
>>223583086Can you give me anymore stories from your childhood and how they relate to movies and TV you saw?
>>223581574Honestly? This is based!
>>223582736Nobody wants your respect, normalshit
At a sleepover at a friends place, all our friends are staying over the night, comfy on the couches/floor in sleeping bags etc. Watching lots of movies, we finish watching ace ventura pet detective and I look around and realize that I was the last one awake and that everyone else fell asleep ages ago while I thought I was still watching a movie with friends. That's a really odd feeling, it was sort of eerie and really stuck with me. Same thing happened when I was on the top bunk playing pokemon gold while my big bro was playing silver on the bottom bunk. I was talking to him for a while and he stopped responding while I kept talking. I was an annoying younger brother so he used to just ignore me without replying so I was used to it. Peer over the edge of the bed when I heard him snoring. Was talking to myself for ages.
>>223582944>>223583032It's getting sadder now that zoomers are entering their 30s and they still have no culture of their own so they think other people are faking their own childhood memories. You'll never have any idea how good we had it.
>>223573276not until high school when we finally had girls join our groupthe ones with divorced parents would just go like "i'm staying out mom see ya" and the ones with overbearing parents would be like "well becky's here and you know she has no dad so i can't let her stay alone with just boys"they were cool and one of them was my first run to second base while everybody else was asleepwas gonna say "i hope she's ok" but she just got married and had a kid which is what she wanted most in life so god bless her
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>>223572669Dont questionNever question
>>223573237DVDs have been a thing since 1996 and have been available in the states since 97. My family got there's in 1998.
>>223573276It happened a few times with my older brother, one of our neighborhood kids was a tomboy he was friends with.
>>223579954It's funny how a few years ago, the criticism was that AI would never be able to generate video, and now the criticism is "the AI video didn't perfectly recreate the start menu of the video game"
>>223584271>DVDs have been a thing since 1996 and have been available in the states since 97Not growing up poor in the 1990s is funny because all these nostalgia videos are full of decades old junk that looks like the 1970sWe had flat screen tvs, T1 internet, touch screen pdas and dvds before the year 2000
AirheadsSenior TripThe CrowDumb & DumberKingpinDirty WorkTomorrow Never DiesWayne's World 1&2Groundhog Day
>>223572217man I miss my dad.
>>223578318All people need to do is delete about a dozen apps, and everything would begin to fix itself. Thats it. A dozen apps.
>>223584478:(
>>223584271Good for you. I had to wait until they did those dvd player/ multi dvd pack bundles. I was still taping movies off the TV until 2004
>>223582642Agreed. But also, we do get the 90s as an example of how things should be done, but people ignore that. Its like how the renaissance masters studied the classical world, knowing that it was a civilization far superior to their own.
>>223573237>>223584396>>223584488lmao stop trying to move goalposts now, you were implying dvds didn't exist back then
>>223582679no, he sounds right because he is
>>223575853I think I had one sleepover where we watched a movie, and it was just because Commando happened to be on TV. The rest of them were just gaming.
>>223580734Nothing can top Extreme G, Goldeneye, and StarFox. Those were my go-to unless it was a big party then everybody just played smash and Mario kart,
>>223572217I asked chat gpt what a super intelligent AI that would rulse the world based on avoiding the pitfalls of the Twilight Zone would do. And chat gpt warned me of megalomania, WMDs, neighbor distrust and at the end.... Being trapped in a world of your own Nostalgia. Total forgot about that last one but now I know what Rod Serling was trying to say
The 90s were depressing for me. The only music I had were those pop magazine comp CDs. I had a ps1 with only a few games I couldnt finish. I'd watch any old shit on TV. All I remember is long periods of silence
>>223581511That sounds retarded. Your chair might look comfy, but the hard wooden seat your ass touches will instantly break the illusion.Now, people leaving reality entirely to live in virtual worlds? That I can buy. Retards chained up to an IV in their beds pretending to be in Skyrim, that kind of thing will be all the rage. The thing people don't understand is that it won't be like the matrix at all, people will live in completely closed off bubbles and only talk to actual NPCs.
>>223584564I am sad you were a retarded brainlet.My 90s experience >Block parties>Playing in the fire hydrant during the summer>Watching Nickelodeon>Collecting pogs>Sharing zelda and super mario secrets at the lunch table>Teasing each other over everyone's lunchboxAnd never once did I collect or listen to a retarded CD or casset
>>223584601what's retarded about CDs or cassettesmy family owned a ton of both
>>223584271VHS was still way more dominant than DVDs in the '90s. It wasn't until the early '00s that they started to take over VHS. Just because something was available doesn't make it commonplace and your anecdotal account doesn't change it.iPhones were released in 2007, but that doesn't mean they were everywhere like they are now.
>>223584396>T1 internetI remember getting this and feeling like a king. My dad had it at work and wanted it at home too.
>>223572217I feel like this is just technology demo for p*dos trying to use generative A.I.
>>223576674For me it's those weird looking controllers.
>>223572217The guy who genned this never grew up in the west, let alone was alive in 1998.
