Digital Odyssey

🚀 Welcome to a Digital Odyssey: My Journey from 1989 to the Heart of the PC Revolution! 🌟

Picture this: It's 1989, neon lights, big hair, and the era of the personal computer is dawning. But for a dreamer like me, owning a PC was as far-fetched as a trip to the moon! PCs were the exclusive toys of big corporations and the ultra-rich. Yet, in a twist of fate and a dash of ingenuity, I embarked on a digital adventure with my very first computer - the BK-0011. This wasn't just any machine; it was a portal to a new world!

Imagine the thrill of coding in BASIC, where every line of code was a step into the unknown. I brought the classic Sokoban to life, saved it on a cassette player (yes, cassettes!), and even dabbled in the mystical world of biorhythms calculations. But wait, the plot thickens!

In 1991, my school introduced an Information Technology class, and that's where the magic happened. It became my wonderland. I delved into the intricacies of computer hardware, unravelled the mysteries of MS-DOS 3.3, and danced my fingers through keyboard training programs. But it wasn't just about the mechanics; it was about thinking differently. I explored algorithm basics with the Kangaroo Roo application and the programming system Kumir.

Fast forward to 1992-1993, and there I was, mastering Turbo Pascal with its Professional Library. It felt like wielding a wizard's wand in the digital realm!

And let's not forget the fun! This era was a golden age for gaming. Titles like Prince of Persia, F-117, F-29 Retaliator, MechWar, Flashback, Dune II, and Warcraft weren't just games; they were epic journeys that fueled our imaginations.

So, dear readers, fasten your seatbelts as I take you on a nostalgic trip through time on my blog. From the clunky yet charming PCs of yesteryear to the spellbinding world of early programming and gaming, I'll share it all. Dive into the memories, the triumphs, the challenges, and the sheer joy of being part of the PC revolution. Welcome to my digital time capsule! 🌐🕹️👨‍💻