In this touching test, flavored with the scent of chewing gum, we’ve gathered pleasant memories of the 2000s to give you the chance to feel like a hero of that era.
It's the year 3033. Archaeologists somewhere in the deserts of Mexico have unearthed a decayed compact disc. The data on it can no longer be restored, but the following is written on the case: J3QQ4-H7H2V-2HCH4-M3HK8-6M8VW. What could this cipher be?
It's the distant year of 1999. You have a file that's 1.2 MB in size, which you need to send to another person. What would you use?
It's the year 2006. You've been assigned to write an essay about the greatest event of the year. What will you write about?
It's the year 2000. Your neighbor suggests connecting via a local network and tells you to buy an 8-meter coaxial cable. What is it?
It's 1999 again. You've mowed the lawn, chatted with friends on the phone, and now it's time to do your homework. But who does homework without a TV? Especially when the new movie just came out. Which one?
It's the year 2000. Your older brother's friends have come over and offer to play 'Counter-Strike'. On the screen, there's a commando and a menu. What happens if you press 'New Game'?
It's 2002, and your school friend asked if you have ICQ. What did he mean?
It's 2003. You've spent quite an interesting time online, on the DOS screen, and you need to quickly transfer all the funny pictures from the computer to the floppy disk. What will you open?
It's 2005. You're charging your player and heading out to share important news with your friends from the computer club. Finally, the long-awaited processor has been released:
Congratulations! You feel perfectly in the present moment, but sometimes you like to flip through the pages of already read books, review old photos, and relive all the most touching moments of life. You, more than anyone else, know that behind every frame from the past, there is a story to which you sometimes need to refer to find answers in the future. Step into the space of the Wall Global to leave a piece of your memory there, to which you can always return.
“Without the past, there is no future,” you think, and you are absolutely right. You willingly note that the world would be very different without scientific, creative, and technical progress. Would a technical revolution be possible without the Personal Satellite computer? Would new technical achievements be possible without Nikola Tesla’s unexpected experiments? Would life be possible without Rembrandt’s immortal canvases and Tim Burton’s chiaroscuro? Step into the space of the Wall Global and immerse yourself in the great moments of great history.
