how old are you?

[Kilt]

77, and I have a son born on 7-7-77. Plus a granddaughter born on 11-11-11.

 

[Paul B]

I have a daughter born on 6-6-6, or at least it feels like it sometime most of the time.

 

[OkanOzturk]

I have a daughter born on 6-6-6, or at least it feels like it sometime most of the time.

so, are you 66 years old?

 

[OkanOzturk]

btw, I'm 29

 

[Noble™]

I have a daughter born on 6-6-6, or at least it feels like it sometime most of the time.

I think we all have had one.

 

[Paul B]

so, are you 66 years old?

666 is the sign of the devil - meaning my daughter is evil incarnate sometimes most of the time ...

 

[Rusty Snippets]

I’m 66 now. My son was born 6th day of the 6th month, weighed 6 pounds 6 ounces. Just a few too many 6’s to entertain hellish thoughts!

 

[securedme]

So the average age is around 50.. is it normal for a server admin? Or it really means Xenforo/forum is for the older people?

 

[FrancescoL]

41

 

[Ozzy47]

 

[FrancescoL]

So the average age is around 50.. is it normal for a server admin? Or it really means Xenforo/forum is for the older people?

The variables are many and therefore it is really difficult to answer a question like this. It depends on the forum topic, not just the type of software. The new generations today are mainly on social media but it is not an irreversible choice.

 

[PatMa]

58

before vim there was vi, before vi there was ed(it) - it worked great on a silent 700 with acoustic coupler.

Yes - i did paper tape and punch cards and MTS (ibm 360/370 terminal environment)
but if you say that, people think you are old

 

[htsumer]

 

[Brad P]

 

[Lee]

33

 

[Cam!]

25 and too damn old... Sigh.

 

[cdub]

45

 

[z.mih]

22 and counting

 

[Wildcat Media]

I'm this old..

I'm old enough to remember connecting to CompuServe on my 1200 baud modem, back when their service was completely text-based and accessed through a terminal emulator. Years before the general public knew what the Internet was. What a foreign concept these days...paying for access by the hour....

 

[Mendalla]

I'm old enough to remember connecting to CompuServe on my 1200 baud modem, back when their service was completely text-based and accessed through a terminal emulator. Years before the general public knew what the Internet was. What a foreign concept these days...paying for access by the hour....

Ah, the good old days. I never actually signed up for any of those services but a buddy was on GEnie for the user group of a board wargame he played. Or have I said this already somewhere on here. I am having an attack of deja vu (happening a lot today). I did use a local BBS that included Internet email and Usenet.