>>105803898 (OP)
aim, winamp, mpc, utorrent, that drive emulator with the sheep icon, notepad++, tibywall, uhhhhh I can't remember I've been using Linux only for like 15 years, and I never really did much on Windows except consume content..
I did really love the 1998-2004 era on AOL, I was a retard who used to spam porno for adult revenue service, not even smart enough to be a script kiddie, but I did manage to make some shit with vb6 via popular aol api bas files. had a bunch of "leet" Phish, 3chars, indents, host accts, etc. you could harvest screen names in random lobby chats, load them into a password cracker with a simple password list of like abc123, password1, iloveu, nsync, etc. and amass hundreds of stolen accounts to use for dialup Internet access so you could do your dirt without getting mom's AOL account permabanned.
Empee3 player by freeza, t4nk by Kai (a phish tank for storing stolen accounts), spamsock (a winsock and later cgi-formmail spammer), ass by Mikey (aim spamming system) were some of my favorite AOL proggies.. crackers died all the time as the exploits were patched by AOL, but I used a lot of them. We used to hang out in private chat "vb" and all the l337 h4z0rs would be there with their idlers, mp3 players, spamming programs or password crackers chat-sending their rates per minute and shit.
Those were the days. I wish I had been a little older so that I'd have learned more during that era. I remember using red hat and mandrake Linux for the first time during that era.
I miss the sounds old computers used to make too. The warm flicker of a crt monitor, the clicks buzzes and hums of a PC booting up, building Frankenstein machines out of all kinds of found and stolen parts. Good times.
