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    • thanksajdotcomT
      thanksajdotcom @scottalanmiller
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      @scottalanmiller said:

      @thanksaj said:

      I got rid of my last CRT in 2006. I used CRTs exclusively for over 10 years.

      I got rid of all of them long before that, but I still put in more than 26 years with nothing else.

      You seem to think I'm "too young" to have used or remember a lot of things.

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      • DashrenderD
        Dashrender
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        CRT's haven't had the eye burning issues since the turn of the century. I'd say if you didn't use them in the mid 90's or before, you probably don't understand.

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          thanksajdotcom @Dashrender
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          @Dashrender said:

          CRT's haven't had the eye burning issues since the turn of the century. I'd say if you didn't use them in the mid 90's or before, you probably don't understand.

          I did use them in the mid 90s. I used my first computer around 1997. I may just not remember the burning you describe. I was 5 in 1997.

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          • NetworkNerdWifeyN
            NetworkNerdWifey
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            was 6 years old and don't remember having a computer at that point but I know we had an Atari.

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            • dengelhardtD
              dengelhardt
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              30 years ago I was teaching 8th grade students to animate graphics on Commodore 64 computers networked to share 5.25" floppy drives and printers. I also picked up my first and only certification on computers- Commodore Repair.

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