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Microsoft already got the opportunity to feel old while watching young people

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test drive their 90s software and guess what

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now it's Apple's turn don't you love that sound come along as we take another

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trip back in time and see if our diverse

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User Group here at Linus Media Group both Windows heads and Mac heads alike

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can wrap their heads around

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um some of Apple's darker year decisions

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a pretty fast boot process Emily got this Macintosh lc475 from Brian the

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electrician a few years ago and the eagle-eyed among you might have noticed

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that it is the same Mac that we used for our Photoshop VFX challenge video

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nothing has changed about the hardware here but we should probably quickly go

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over it just you know for historical context powering this retro Workhorse is

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a 25 megahertz Motorola processor four

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megabytes of onboard RAM with a 16 Meg

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stick installed and a whopping 512 kilobytes of video

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memory in summary Workhorse yes Powerhouse not so much but that was by

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Design This pizza box lineup was the

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first Macintosh lineup to be sold near a thousand US Dollars and Savvy users

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could upgrade the CPU the memory and vram and even overclock them making

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these great entry-level machines or at

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least it was when it was first released for today we're gonna fast forward to

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1996 which is significant for a number of reasons one it was the end of this

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machine's commercial life and the year the final update to system 7.5 was

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released so this is it this is as mature as this thing ever got number two the

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computer world was changing around it in a big way DVDs hadn't really gone

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mainstream yet but multimedia was already the next big thing with

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Quicktime and Real Player leading the charge thanks of course to this

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newfangled thing called the internet that was starting to really take off

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thankfully System 7 boasted robust new

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features like multitasking as standard built-in TCP IP support and true type

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fonts so let's see how our Intrepid youngsters

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get along in this Brave New World

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wow look at this beauty hi I'm Ariana

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hey I'm Arthur I'm the social media manager here at LMG hi I'm Emily I'm one

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of our video editors here hello my name is Sammy uh I'm a PC guy uh how good am

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I with PCS not really the oldest Mac

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that I used was the blueberry Max at my

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elementary school when I was like whatever six or seven years old I have

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been a PC user basically all my life until a couple of years ago when it

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comes to Max I've dibbled and dabbled here from time to time but I'm usually a

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PC user it was only Windows in my house a little worried about this one it's not

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that I'm So Young I've never seen this it's that I'm so barely ever used a Mac

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that I've never seen this I already was just sitting here playing with it trying

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to figure out why I keep clicking this and the menu goes away

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gotta hold it down hit me with my first challenge your first task is to try out

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text to speech that was Apple's killer app for the original Macintosh why is it

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so hard to find stuff on this it is on the screen right now no way I don't I

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think I'm being pranked I doubt something oops okay holy crap you

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couldn't have come up with something easy okay no no no no no no no no no no

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no no no no no no no I'm gonna do it

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okay well the only thing that I would think is related is simple text text to

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speech what's going on in here see this whoa whoa I haven't seen one of

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these since elementary school I think you're dating crazy I remember I think

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we had one of these in my library are you scared to like destroy the shoot or

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something should I just like [ __ ] off okay always all right recent

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applications Simple Text would that be it oh come on

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did I cheat a little there I feel like I did that was a bit of a cheat but it's

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okay don't worry about it we'll play with it how do I make the computer yes

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yes yes help speak all hi I got it

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that's amazing okay wait let me switch it to bad news I want to hear what bad

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news sounds like hell

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yeah

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now I want you to change the desktop

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background Dickies look at him he's so controlling

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I can do this for sure I'm pretty sure I learned some stuff before control panels

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yeah yeah yeah desktop patterns let's go

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uh wait what

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sure whatever there done done record

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time okay David pick a number between

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174 9 okay well

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it's ugly the Bears

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yay it's terrifying you did it it's

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nightmare bears like these rocks that

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was hard that would have been cool one thing you might not have noticed is

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that when you close simple text you didn't actually close it

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where would you go to find it how would you switch apps where the heck

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is that if it was a PC I would do alt

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tab but that is not working I figured it out

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already you you kind of did yes God although you were told that by the help

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so that's again no no I found this I

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found the top right thing yeah because every time I've hit a button I see it

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like zoom into that one corner so I figure there's something here

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I'll quit follow the quit write a

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document with formatting okay

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um okay so everything seems to be under this Apple icon right here what's the

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Mac equivalent award well that's not what I was expecting

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okay never mind I should style this though oh no oh oh

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scrapbook what that sounds fun this is just wow

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good for repository oh well now

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to write good you first must take some

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English classes it's not Adobe Acrobat that's for PDFs

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right create a new document I am going to win

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this challenge maybe you've taken some okay we got it

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and your high school slash elements

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Elementary School everything's pretty recognizable it's

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cool to see how word processing hasn't really changed over the years okay I'll

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give you a hint this isn't working

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no it's doing it look at you Mr okay how do we get the we

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need to yeah and then we need to get the picture in

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oh my God you're trying too far yeah I realize

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I'm saying quit simple text oh

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try out kid picks oh yes the sounds of

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kid picks take me back you're gonna want

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to turn that down a bit no are you sure no no

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you're going to do you're not even the first person to do

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that today wait am I not oh am I not original this is my nft

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wow I'm really good at making art

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the tree oh it

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it drops a whole tree wherever you click

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it was such a noisy app and it was wonderful it was just this din in the

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computer lab David do you want to watch Fishbowl or ghost ghost baby ghost

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okay this is getting quite abstract now yes

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the Mac Address Loco yes I gotta add a dinosaur there we go wow games let's go

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oh incredible machine wow we have some options here Duke Nukem

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3D jigsaw puzzle does that count

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I guess where are you going oh is it

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everybody does that okay now how do you play Holy I can

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barely see anything the resolution is like non-existent almost okay can I can

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I be honest I've actually never played Doom in my life really yeah so this is

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my very first time ever how do I shoot

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oh wow that's so pretty what is this is

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what did I miss out on all my life this little jump

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huh can I jump oh

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oh no he scratched me oh you gotta watch

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out for those I died you died because

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this tiny window is driving me nuts here's some cheese

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and a mouse oh there's still no floor all right

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we're going through every key oh God wait where my gun go oh

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kills I'm a gamer you know I don't think

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I've ever seen anybody legitimately die no wait really E1 M1

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no no this is the first time for everything

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how about we browse the internet okay let's do that well that's gonna be a

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safari obviously oh wait hurry up that's Cape what did you use to

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browse the internet no you're going back there again you can help it is it in here somewhere

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okay this this came up before I was born so

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Escape Navigator welcome to the internet

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of 1996. this is really exciting 96 this

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doesn't exist no lttstore.com

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what did we make this what is this is that Hillary Duff

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what am I looking at oh

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wow oh I was so jealous of people who had that phone no you can't do that I

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have to enter a whole URL HTTP colon

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okay wow wow

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this is ugly what a great web design oh my goodness

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where do we go what should we do go to behind the gym all right

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oh one Triple Eight NCIX 888 right there

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baby thousand dollars will get you 32 Megs of

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RAM well how was your experience with the old Mac would you like to go back to

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it it's hard to say that I would like to

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grow up with it because obviously my experience with

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um computers was a lot smoother you were able to do a little bit more I feel like

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at the end I kind of got the hang of it a little bit more would you want to use

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a Mac like this no I still would not want to

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all right that was chaotic thank you I

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hope it works out thank you for yourself oh no problem the fun part about this is

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that I have it set up to automatically proxy through the internet archive ah so

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everything is as close to 1996 as it could be I see uh there's another

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browser that is not set up to do that icab which you can try at ttstore.com I

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don't know about that okay too old to support https notice it's getting old

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