Totally amazing.

you are so matter-of-fact!

Wow - you are pretty knowledgeable at that age!

:)

You SUck!

Next time I want to know my name, I'm calling you up.
Nice video.

Dude, your parents had you working on a Timex Sinclair? Mine too. Every time I bumped the thing, I'd lose my baseball card database I was writing. :)

That's so cool. I was in classes like that as a kid. Love that stuff!

The theme music for "New Generation" is "Magic Lady" by The Jeff Lorber Fusion, off their 1981 album "Galaxian". Thrilling news, no?

Totally adorable. the girl next to you looks absolutely bewildered.

So did you become a computer engineer?

This is totally awesome. Nice skillz.

thanks for sharing this, very professional for the age! :)

ha, I forgot about that computer, all I could make it do is print things to the screen over and over and blink.. It had a really cool game with a space ship vertically navigating a space tunnel. I need to find that game again...

do you have this unedited? it would be interesting to see the whole thing

Hahha Amazing.

I got a C64, my first computer, at six, and was playing with BASIC around that time (1986.) Thanks for the memory!

hah at one point, you sounded like Dana Carvey doing his impersonation of George HW Bush

man, i'm still not that smart!

although i did write out a math program in BASIC in 6th grade... in my notebook.

Very cool. You were pretty talented!

LOL, talking about string variables.
I like the keyboard sound as it makes me remember my early days on computers, specially this on apple][´s.

haha, that's funny Nathan... talented then as now dude

The whole 80's feel of the video down to the background music was just amazing

why would anyone want to watch a 10 minute version of this?

Although the chick sitting to your left was hot!

LOVE IT! Wish I had stuff like that from my childhood. Good job explaining variables. I'll have to watch the full version to learn a thing or two.

Nathan you go with your bad self! Loved this video! Reminds me of me back in the late 80's stumbling through BASIC and the thrill I got when the computer actually WORK with the program I wrote. Simple minds are simply amused I guess.. LOL!

I remember basic. I used it to program my last blog.

the kids are the future. here is proof. haha

Wow.

hahaa

Very funny. I think the girl sitting next to you at the beginning of the video thinks your weird. You didn't marry her did you ?? LOL.

I wish I still had my C64. That was a fun computer.

wow and that was way back in those days when the computers were just coming out. I would love to know what the little peeps are doing now? Like if they are still into PCs or what? I would not be stunned if they build my computer?... wait Dell's are crap! my bad. most likely Mac grabbed them before Dell or maybe Apple got them.

oh the little dude is Netdefreitas! cool! too cool! WoW!

sorry for asking but, trying to find out the link so i can put the URL i think that is what it is called? On the credits on the re-edit of the master videos for Internet format before Upload. lol not a computer person (not at all). sorry for asking...

Very cool!
Reminds me of my first steps on a Z80 using its Basic to write a simulator (red baron that was hehe) and color demos using machine language (hex code assembler). I still have it here and could wire it up every day - maybe I should actually ;)
Thank you very much for sharing!!

haha sick how'd you find that? SKATEBOARDERS in the beggening

this is really cool...where did you learn all of this?

Right now the thumbnail is just a screen monitor.
This video deserves a cooler one!

I knew guys like that in 1980 who demonstrated how their Commodore 64 could ask me my name.
I never saw the point then.
5 years later I made electronic spreadsheets with the original Lotus 1-2-3 and then computers actually computed.

nice
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Man, when I was seven I only knew how to make windows come up with a prompt:
Dim count
wscript.echo "hello world"

You're living your childhood dream! awesome!

Holy crap man - you are a genius now, right?

what a sweet sweet video :)

amazing !!!

Man! I had a sinclair 2068 (wich I still have) back when I was 7 and I spend hours doing "animation" using ASCII code and taking advantage of the low speed screen refresh! And all sunday writing of code of Microhobby just to see as you said a small sprite doing fireworks.

I even won a junior price on Computer School Olimpics when i had 9 using Logo and a Talent.

Seeing you just reminds me that I too become the very same thing I wanted when I was a Kid. A visual artist.

Tnx for reminding me of this.

hahaha WOW. very impressive.

Wow, I wasn't even that smart when I was seven.

That's wicked!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
what what what
incredible. I want to know your parents

Cool! Did you every make that self-driving car? Saw how you put yourself between the two babes, you dog!