Near the end of the 80's, I found myself openly taunting bell-bottoms and afros. At that time, anything from the 60's was cool because the baby-boomers were making 6 figures and in positions of power and seeking catharsis by forcing the world to acknowledge that they were once everything that they're not now. I discovered programming in elementary school on a Commodore Vic 20. In those days, the Atari 2600 was a great video game machine, and I thought 5K was a lot of memory, and the only languages I had to program with was Basic and 6502 machine language. Those early contacts with computers robbed me of a normal childhood and led to my chosing computer science as my major in college and presently to my working as a software engineer for startups in Silicon Valley.
People are more paranoid than ever.
Let's see some more, Joe.