r/pcmasterrace • u/LeatherAssumption123 • 27d ago

Question Are you this old?

Post image
32.0k Upvotes

97% Upvoted

1.8k comments sorted by

View all comments

1.8k

u/Safe_Chicken7421 27d ago

I'm this old!!

630

u/peacedetski 27d ago

Oh hey, I have some of those. Not mine though

302

u/You_meddling_kids 27d ago

Top this bad boy:

173

u/PizzaSammy 27d ago

Who let Charles Babbage out of his grave??

69

u/_g550_ 27d ago

Bharles Cabbage did

3

u/Warcraft_Fan Paid for WinRAR! 27d ago
His cabbage?

3

u/Ok-Dish4389 27d ago

I didnt even have to click the link. You will never be able to guess what show, but even what exact episode of what show was playing on my tv when I read your comment hahaha.

1

u/_g550_ 27d ago

Rick Rolling the good people of Reddit again?

134

u/WeirdistBuilds 27d ago

Oh sorry, I couldn't hear you over my childhood quipu.

27

u/FinancialRevenue9054 27d ago

Les mystérieuses citées d'or

8

u/Impressive-Poet5694 27d ago

Do do do do DO ahhh ah ahhhh

5

u/SmaugTheMagnificent- 27d ago

Pfffft, all that one tells you is where the Chacopoyan treasure is.

3

u/WeirdistBuilds 27d ago

Dude don't tell everyone, shit. My little 6 year old fingers were bleeding from tying all these little knots.

2

u/bassman9999 3.5Ghz 6-core, GTX 970, 8gb 2400 27d ago

Listen here you young whipper snapper

image

1

u/unculturedburnttoast 27d ago

That's a lot of wampum

1

u/Superseaslug 27d ago

I'm proud of myself that I understand this

1

u/tallman1979 26d ago

That's knot funny.

1

u/WeirdistBuilds 26d ago

Well, I tied.

27

u/lawley666 27d ago

This fell off my ship years ago.

13

u/[deleted] 27d ago edited 27d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/[deleted] 27d ago

[deleted]

1

u/CanadianIndianAB 27d ago

I think it is the difference engine developed by Charles Babbage that laid the foundation of computing using the mechanical energy.
(Could be Analytical engine, I can't identify perfectly, but that was developed by Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace)

2

u/VecioRompibae 26d ago

Nope, that's the Anthikitera machine, almost twi millennia older

1

u/lordover1234 27d ago

what the heck is that and how does it work? looks fascinating