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Originally Posted by |Zach|
Born in 1983 here and I think we came along at an interesting time straddling both analog and digital during very formative years. I think we got the charm of physical media even as we were on the front lines of transitioning to digital media and social media and instant communication.
The Oregan Trail generation or sometimes referred to as Generation Catalano.
I would say we have more in common with our older peers than our younger ones though.
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Yep... didn't have cell phones for most of childhood, had computer games and the early Nintendo and so forth, but it wasn't an obsession by any means.
Listened to cassette tapes (and maybe even 8 track) and probably even had cassettes in your first car... then CDs, then mp3s.
Had options of 80s/90s sitcoms, but again, wasn't the one thing that dominated your life like all of the streaming and social media options today.
Dial-up internet in the early-mid 90s. I was calling my parents to pick me up from work from a pay phone in ~1995.
It seems so ancient when typing it out...
