Comments by "Buff Barnaby " (@BigEightiesNewWave) on "AT&T Tech Channel" channel.

  1. yep...outsources everything to Indians...and not woo woo woo Indians !
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  2. gave me the willies😁
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  3. operator get me Hootersville !
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  4. When you needed a suit to use a PC.
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  5. Ah...a nice Canadian man.🇺🇸🇨🇦
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  6. Wow...Bell was amazing !
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  7. The wife is a B...😁2020 triggered females.
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  8. Pam I forgot how to operate it can you come over tonight and show me how😂
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  9. Yep 70s. We only had coppertone and avocado 😁
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  10. The internet is only Joyce Brothers weather or horoscope😂
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  11. Attorney driving 600cc Honda death trap 😁
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  12. Fein...have it your way.
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  13. Phone company box in front of parent's house says Pacific Telrphone. Was installed early 60s.
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  14. It is.. I am from the future.
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  15. Pam.. please train me !
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  16. the big cheese
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  17. circuit switched network for reliability.
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  18. AT&T ripping people off for decades. There are still people paying phone rental fees.
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  19. Skype ! And Microsoft will own it eventually.🤘
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  20. I went to Sears with dad to test and buy tubes for TV.
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  21. I remember getting a transistor radio in the Sixties. It was a Sanyo.
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  22.  @gertraba4484  yes mine was a 9v pocket sized radio.
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  23. ELO brought me here😁
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  24. It would be great if he broke into a priceline.com ad
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  25. Hand soldering leads.. wow ! So much hands-on work performed!
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  26. We only got to disect frogs.
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  27.  @enthdegree  😂
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  28. Maybe an overweight imposter...but that guy not even close to Joe DameWith.
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  29. Think of all the Indians they would import to do this today !😅
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  30. Martha...put me through to Hootersville.
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  31. IBM System/360 still most important development ever in computing, it all still applies to today. System/360 history Contrasting with industry practice of the day, IBM created an entire new series of computers, from small to large, low- to high-performance, all using the same instruction set (with two exceptions for specific markets). This feat allowed customers to use a cheaper model and then upgrade to larger systems as their needs increased without the time and expense of rewriting software. Before the introduction of System/360, business and scientific applications used different computers with different instruction sets and operating systems. Different-sized computers also had their own instruction sets. IBM was the first manufacturer to exploit microcode technology to implement a compatible range of computers of widely differing performance, although the largest, fastest models had hard-wired logic instead. This flexibility greatly lowered barriers to entry. With most other vendors customers had to choose between machines they could outgrow and machines that were potentially too powerful and thus too costly. This meant that many companies simply did not buy computers.
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  32. 4:26 Gabe Kaplan...Welcome back Kotter.
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  33. We must invent the internet and WWW !
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  34. Chachacha CHaanges !
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  35. Challenger go with throttle up😨😣
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  36. Skype
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