2022 is my 25th year working in IT! Tech has definitely changed over the past 25 years. What was "cutting edge" when you started? I remember Windows 3.11 & Windows 95 X86 CPU's, Intel Pentium MMX, Pentium Pro, and Compuserve to name a few.
Color Terminals
Coding in C
Porting code to run on Prime, DEC, Data General, Burroughs and Sperry Univac (Different OS's, different flavors of UNIX)
TI Silent 700 Portable terminals with acoustic couplers for working remotely (The more things change....)
That sure does bring back some memories, I remember having a Novell Book Burning party when we migrated to Active Directory. Token Ring, Rebuilding TCP stacks in NT 3.51, Token Ring, Vampire Taps, etc.. It has been a ride full of wonderful and challenging changes. Loved every minute of it and still waiting for the next change request. :)
Getting AppleTalk to run on our Netware 3.11 server was my first project as a newly-hired PC/Network Tech. I didn’t really know much about either one but figured it out! 😁
You must have started shortly after me. My first upgrade on Netware was from 2.15 (if I recall correctly) to 3.0 then quickly to 3.1 and 3.15 or 3.11 for AppleTalk. Forgot all about those days. Fond memories for sure!! Happy New Year!!
I moved to client server in 1991 and was building 386s with Windows 3.1 and having to remove excess files on 40Mb disks so I could create a swap file for memory and leave a little room to actually store end-user created docs. :)
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