I think of computers as another medium to work in... Actually it's not really the computer, but the programs. Since I like 2D and 3D and the nature of each is different, yet complimentary. It's kinda like having a picture of a sculpture you made and then being able to repaint it... Heh... Regardless of playing with the virtual mediums, sometimes it's also nice to get a pen and a piece of paper and do things the ol' fashioned way. Besides, if all else fails... As for my computer history... It dates back to the TI-89A computer with cartridge when I was a little kid, then to the days of a real 8-bit with the Atari 130XE (which I fondly remember), 16-bit with the Commodore Amiga 500, and finally to the current class of computers with my Presario 1690 (or whatever computer that other people will let me play with.) Also I'd like to mention that computers were used in animated films earlier than some may think. If my memory serves right, "The Black Cauldron" was actually done using computers for reference in the animation work. It's a couple years older than "Beauty and the Beast", and it even had a game based on it. Speaking of changes... I'm waiting for that next big one... It might be funny to hear people say, "remember when we had to drive somewhere, before teleportation." Heh...

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