I was walking to class this morning and realized every computer in sight had a warm body in front of it, whether it was a laptop on a table, the mini computer lab in our classroom building, or the computers in the building office. Everyone I saw who wasn't busy walking somewhere was sittin in front of a computer.
I'm sitting in front of computer as I write this (obviously) and will be spending several more hours tonight completing a test for an online class and studying for finals next week. I spend several hours a day on computers printing off notes, reading the news, networking with friends, watching documentaries and youtube videos browsing letsrun, writing emails, looking up various things, and all other things people do nowadays. I was pretty young in the time before internet became popular, so I don't remember what people were doing.
Any guys over the age of 40, what the heck did people do in the time before computers were mainstream (at least mainstream like today)?