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Sounds like yall were poor. My family had a computer since like 96. Parents were not rich at all. Your experience is not the only experience or always a majority. And yes people were in chat rooms our parents warned us about pervs online early.

I had three PC's in '97. Two in my living room and one in my bedroom (the crew used to fall through for Quake deathmatch and Starcraft after it was released). I also had dial-up and "broadband" internet (high speed downloads via cable modem, uploads were via 56k modem) and eventually a 2B ISDN setup, plus serial and LAN connections between all machines.

It's also well documented just how many households had a pc with internet access back then 'cause it was so easy to track. In '97 only about 16% of households had internet access, in '96 it was much less: Only 10% of households had internet access. And it was all on dial-up, so when momma'nem needed the phone, you had to get off.
 
Bruh just cuz nighas aroubd you didn’t have it does not mean it wasn’t common. Your experience is not the only black experience.

On some real shit

In EVERY thread you go around hitting the wack button on ALL my post and shit getting annoying
 
I’m telling you the black experience


lol ain’t you creole that not even the average black experience at least koncept left the conversation. Like bruh you didn’t use limewire or kazaa to download music and porn. Cuz that ahit was common asf
 
Yall all are just speaking from the area you grew up in. The world is bigger than your neighborhood. By 2000, lots of people did have pcs. Not everyone but it was becoming common. Yall can stop guessing and just look it up.

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Having a PC ≠ having a pc with internet access.

In 2000 , 42% of households had intenet access. Also, only 1% had broadband (*DSL, ISDN, or Cable) of any type in 2000 (I was a part of that 1%) which means 99% of all households that had internet access got it via dial-up modem. That breaks down even further based on income and race: The greater the household income, the more likely you were to have internet access of some type, the less you made the less likely you were to have it. The racial breakdown was that Black folks and Hispanics were far less likely to have had internet access in those days versus whites and asians. Native Americans had the absolute lowest numbers for internet access going well into the 00's and 10's.
 
Moving the goal post like hell. Nigga we had the dial up shit where you can’t be in the phone and internet at the same time. This was before the Y2K scare.
 
Moving the goal post like hell. Nigga we had the dial up shit where you can’t be in the phone and internet at the same time. This was before the Y2K scare.

I'm not moving it: Bottom line, having internet access was NOT common in the 90's like you swear it was and this is a very well documented fact. Shit, having a PC in the home wasn't even common back then. As I said earlier: It was far more common for a household to have a game console than a PC in the 90's. Again, this is very well documented.

If your family had one: great, y'all had money regardless of what you might think, because among Black households, only the well off had both a PC and internet access in 1996.
 
Having a PC ≠ having a pc with internet access.

In 2000 , 42% of households had intenet access. Also, only 1% had broadband (*DSL, ISDN, or Cable) of any type in 2000 (I was a part of that 1%) which means 99% of all households that had internet access got it via dial-up modem. That breaks down even further based on income and race: The greater the household income, the more likely you were to have internet access of some type, the less you made the less likely you were to have it. The racial breakdown was that Black folks and Hispanics were far less likely to have had internet access in those days versus whites and asians. Native Americans had the absolute lowest numbers for internet access going well into the 00's and 10's.
Yall didn't mention just black folks before. Everyone else was talking about the whole U.S population. Even though most had dial up at that time, they were still on these chat services and other websites. It was slow as hell but we made due.
 
Yall didn't mention just black folks before. Everyone else was talking about the whole U.S population. Even though most had dial up at that time, they were still on these chat services and other websites. It was slow as hell but we made due.

I brought it up to add more perspective considering that the overwhelming majority of us in this thread are Black. When you break it down by race and income, it shows that most black folks that were even on the internet in 2000+ were mostly upper middle class and above. Sure there were those that weren't, but they're outliers for the most part.
 
I'm not moving it: Bottom line, having internet access was NOT common in the 90's like you swear it was and this is a very well documented fact. Shit, having a PC in the home wasn't even common back then. As I said earlier: It was far more common for a household to have a game console than a PC in the 90's. Again, this is very well documented.

If your family had one: great, y'all had money regardless of what you might think, because among Black households, only the well off had both a PC and internet access in 1996.


Bruh by like 99 2000 black people had computers with internet and it was common. I get Detroit has a million niggas but it ain’t all the niggas.

How you think we found out about booty talk and smack dvd
 
I'm not moving it: Bottom line, having internet access was NOT common in the 90's like you swear it was and this is a very well documented fact. Shit, having a PC in the home wasn't even common back then. As I said earlier: It was far more common for a household to have a game console than a PC in the 90's. Again, this is very well documented.

If your family had one: great, y'all had money regardless of what you might think, because among Black households, only the well off had both a PC and internet access in 1996.

You and Dwayne have low opinions of black people
 
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