Apparently I own too much computer stuff...... (Is that possible?)

[DevilishBooster]

Nah man, you can still breath, get moar!

Psst. share the knowledge you learn too.

I plan on it. I have quite a list of projects lined up for learning a whole bunch of stuff, so I'm thinking I'm going to make my first real project putting together my home server to host a website where I'll post updates on everything I'm doing. It'll be fun. :-)

[semithotamatic]

This is very interesting! Don't forget to keep us all updated, and don't forget to tell us when your website is up.

[DevilishBooster]

This is very interesting! Don't forget to keep us all updated, and don't forget to tell us when your website is up.

I'm super excited for the early Windows systems. I already got a Windows ME system up and running, but that was easy because all I had to do was add a hard drive and install. 

[semithotamatic]

I'm super excited for the early Windows systems. I already got a Windows ME system up and running, but that was easy because all I had to do was add a hard drive and install. 

Very cool.

[Gikero]

any 286/386 or older in there?

I have a box full of 486es and I think 1 386. My original IT instructor gave me them on his last day.

[cragger89]

It'd be far cooler if you had a system from each era that you actually own, setup for use as retro gaming rigs. Something like "Lazy Game Reviews" from youtube does.

[DevilishBooster]

It'd be far cooler if you had a system from each era that you actually own, setup for use as retro gaming rigs. Something like "Lazy Game Reviews" from youtube does.

Well, as stated previously, I'm going to be working on getting Windows 93/95/98 machines running with the three systems I have, provided all the components still work. I can't go back further than that because I don't have the parts.