An elderly relative flatly refusing to send an electronic message to a family member living in another country, completely convinced that the local internet provider will charge them international telephone rates per character.
Part of the 31 Tech & Computer Jokes: The 1995 “Windows 95, Floppy Disks & Dial-Up Screeches” Edition archive. Historically Verified
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1995 Classic: The Floppy Disk Label Crisis
Discovering that the paper label on your crucial 3.5-inch magneti...read more »
1995 Vintage: The Defrag Animation Comfort
Spending a rainy Sunday afternoon watching the Windows disk organ...read more »
The Bash Command Night
A programmer finally brings a girl back to his apartment after a ...read more »
31 Tech & Computer Jokes: The 1995 “Windows 95, Floppy Disks & Dial-Up Screeches” Edition
In 1995, the digital world was experiencing a massive, historic a...read more »
The Full-Stack Date
This full-stack developer picks up a girl at a bar. She asks what...read more »
Password Problems
My password is “incorrect”.That way, whenever I forget it, the co...read more »
1995 Archive: The 14.4 kbps Speed Flex
A tech enthusiast bragging to his friends that he upgraded to a p...read more »
The IT Guy’s Love Life
I told my girlfriend she was like Wi-Fi.She said, “Is that good?”...read more »
1995 Classic: The Magnetic Tape Backup Grind
A system administrator spending every Friday night inserting a lo...read more »
1995 Classic: The VCR Clock Standstill
Accepting the fact that the digital time indicator on the living ...read more »
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1995 Vintage: The AOL Welcome Screen Euphoria
Sitting in absolute silence for two minutes while your external m...read more »
1995 Classic: The Internet Cafe URL Typo
Spending ten minutes typing a 50-character website address into a...read more »
1995 Legacy: The CRT Monitor Desktop Squish
A workplace desk completely dominated by an enormous, heavy 15-in...read more »
1995 Vintage: The HTML Counter Vanity
A webpage owner checking his personal website every morning to se...read more »
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Classic. Simply classic.