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I was about to say, why can I still identify what version of visual studio used to make this nearly 3 decades on.

I can remember the Mondrian style icon that was the default for the first versions of .net

I saw it like 2 or 3 years ago when I was still making a Banking app on it....

Yes.

Nah it's not. Here is an even older one https://twitter.com/WindowsCentral/status/1410567226776825858/photo/1

It's a ludicrous amount of storage that will last you a lifetime!

I did tech support for a computer line that had Windows 95 on 8MB of RAM. It was pretty snappy for its time. Windows 3.1 flew on that hardware.

32MB of RAM on a PC? Only UNIX workstations and servers had that kind of luxury.

my first win 95 pc had a whopping 8MB of ram. I got into programming on that thing

Oh yeah:

The minimum hardware requirements for Microsoft Windows 95 are:

>A personal computer with a 386DX, 20MHz or higher processor, running the MS-DOS operating system version 3.2 or later, or running Microsoft Windows version 3.0 or later, or running OS/2 version 2.0 or later

>Note: Do not install Windows 95 on a computer with a B1 (stepping) chip.
>4MB of memory (8MB recommended)
>At least 70MB of available hard disk space for installation

>Actual requirements may vary based on features you choose to install. UITS recommends that you keep at least 10% of the drive free to reduce errors and fragmentation; therefore, on a 1GB drive, keep 100MB free.
>One 3.5" high-density disk drive or a CD-ROM drive
>VGA or higher resolution graphics card