Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Explaining the 90s to Zoomers | feat. @LeoKearse" video.

It was also when they started implementing the changes that lead to now in the universities. That was when the term, "cultural Marxism," was officially dropped from use at uni. It was also when Bush 1 told everyone at Rio that the US would lead this change, and Gore began preaching his GW scheme. Blair began his third-way scheme at the same time.
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That was back when a large hard drive had a one-hundred and fifty meg capacity, and you were running either Windows 3.1, NT4, or Windows 95. BTW, we had the HotBot search engine by Lycos, which was a good one compared to Google. I was fortunate enough to be born in the sixties, and the kids of today have no idea how good life was back then when compared to now. Back then, we had freedom, and weren't wanting to give that away to "feel safe."
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@kazzxtrismus Right after Windows 95 came out, along with CDs, the new burner drives came out, and I remember paying over $300 for an HP drive to fit my old Compaq tower, just so I could save mp3s and a few apps. Windows 3.1 came on six 3.5" floppies, which would hold about nine megs of data between the six. After 95 appeared on a CD, the apps kept growing in size. I even remember when the second edition and beta for 95 was out, and if I remember correctly, it was called Memphis. It hit the early Warez community PDQ. When a 500 meg and a one gig hard drive was introduced, I remember saying, why would you want one that large? Back then, Gates offered us a free diploma for Visual Basic and C++. I still have mine for VB. I was wondering what was up, and later, I found that they needed to have people with diplomas to get these courses started at the unis, which now cost folks bookoos of cash.
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