It was exciting hearing these sounds. I was part of something new. I was the only person out of all my friends and family who used the Internet. It felt special. Nostalgia.
the guys making this sound were like: *oh yeah ,let's make a sound that will wake up every single parent at the middle of the night so their children get grounded*
This sound wasn't actually to wake up parents it is actually the calling modem and the receiving modem talking to each other the first part is a dial tone and number tones the next part is the modems settling on a V standard to use after that the receiving modem disables echo cancelation because that can corrupt data sent over the telephone lines and the modems start listing their capabilities then a spectrum is sent by each modem to measure the physical telephone lines, after that each modem takes turns sending random data so they can learn what each other sounds like over the telephone lines and finally the both send tones at the same time so that they can do the final training into learning what each other sounds like over the lines, the last bit of sounds are the two modems "talking" simultaneously transferring data after the speaker of the modems mute.
while waiting for a page to load, go to the kitchen and make a sandwich, see the local on the 8's on the weather channel, go check the dog in the back yard, use the restroom, return to the computer and it's still not loaded.
I would ask my mom for money and buy those 2.5 hours internet cards. It felt so precious when it was limited and felt like a treat somehow… now that internet is everywhere 24/7 it doesn’t feel the same… like when I was a kid and my dad gave me money to buy an ice cream on the weekend it felt much better than now that I can buy all the ice creams in the grocery’s freezer
Oh the glee when I dialed up for the first time. A mentor set it all up for me and sat there giving me a thumb’s up. I felt like the world was at my command. 😍😍
But WHY did all technological noises have to sound so creepy? This noise, along with windows 95 scared the crap out of me as a child, I had to hide in other rooms and block my ears everytime they were playing lmao. To this day they creep me tf out. And this comes from a huge horror fan.
Hearing this and looking at the old logos/icons with the globes, arrows and computers. The internet seemed to much bigger back then. Maybe because not everybody had it.
We had 24 KBps... around 11:00 PM it would sky rocket 26 Kbps. It was just fast enough to watch a 30 second RUclips video in 360p. It would load somehow..
I remember in the UK when you used to have to wait until 6pm on freeserve when it was free to go on the internet lol, used to take about 2 mins to download an image
Check this out then got to love a floppy disk - www.linkedin.com/posts/benhawkshawburn_ceo-digitaltransformation-technology-activity-6620248964513964032-glsK
Back then people were a lot more patient and mature Now we are all like big kids who compete with each other in who will make the biggest pile of shit as fast as possible
Those were the days. The late 90s before high speed internet came about. when my mum got us high speed internet in 2001 i was so excited that we could use the internet & the phone at the same time
Those were the best times in my life I have a plan I want to return the spirit of the 90s back to the world I want things to be like they used to be I want the world to be beautiful and full of hope again
Top 10 scariest things I saw or heard: 10-almost fell off a horse 9-global warming 8-polution 7-coronavirus 6-horseflies 5-pitbulls 4-wasps 3-windows startup Sound 2- Windows XP error Sound 1- THÎS ÃKÄ THĘ ĮNTĖRNĘT HÆVÏNG Å STRØKÊ
This and floppy disks. My father would download games at work on floppydisks for us and bring them home. Good memories of me, my younger brother and dad all behind the computer booting up the games and hope it all worked. So many games, one that stuck with me was this game that you where a man holding a baseball bat and you where supposed to whack a man on a bike over a ravine. It was so simple yet me and my younger brother would play it for hours. He did the bike guy i did the swing, and we would switch from time to time. Looking back it was basically prehistoric happy wheels. Took 2 floppy disks to download no less!
These sounds brings me back to my childhood. I miss these times they were so much more simple. 🥹 Back in the early-late 2000s my parents had AOL dial up and I remember getting so irritated as a little kid trying to play games on the old pc and it taking forever. My parents didn't get fast high speed internet until 2010. (I'm a 90s baby, 2000s kid)
Back in the second half of the 90s, I remember we were on AOL, now at the time, it was a penny per minute, doesn't sound much in money right? Wrong, by the time our next telephone bill came in it was a few hundred pounds. So we made a rule in the home that however many minutes a person was online, they would go into the settings and see exactly how many minutes it had been for their personal session and put into a big jar, the exact amount of pennies.......good job we did that because when the next bill came through for that quarter, £634 was the total. We had that amount in the jar to pay it........thank God for broadband shortly afterwards that is all I will say LOL
Hey, the internet allowed new stuff to come up on your computer instead whatever limited contents you bought and installed from a disc. That white browser window would fill up with stuff that was brand new, from anywhere, and endless
Approximately 2.1 million Americans still utilize such a rudimentary form of intercommunications however it is reserved for the most rural of areas or so i have ascertained from the Internet.
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0:09 everyones favorite sound
Character 1: what cables do you use
Character 2: 0:09
Character 2:wind-*crashes*
no this is ruclips.net/video/PomZJao7Raw/видео.html
0:12 is my personal favorite
@@Jms-mx8to same
0:21 I like dubstep here
Hearing this while loading MSN messenger after school and getting ready for a cosy night in. Time flies...
Oh my god MSN messenger, if you know you know!
Omg
Damn... I miss these times 😢
MSN messenger was way before Facebook, MySpace ect. That is how we kept up with friends, girls ect
I never thought hearing this sound again would make me so happy, especially the part near the end when it starts ripping ass😂
the sound of my childhood. It relaxes me so much
what are you doing here
@@khalil42 I dunno mannnnnnn
all the cool kids are here
LOL
Relaxing ?😂gives me shivers
It was exciting hearing these sounds. I was part of something new. I was the only person out of all my friends and family who used the Internet. It felt special.
Nostalgia.
and today look at you, average Joe.
@@redwanmarashli2341sheesh
I remember my dad asking : and what channels can you recieve ?
@@bartdereu9267 😆 my grandad asked if the Internet was on 24/7. Like he thought it had opening hours or something. 😆
I remember when I first heard about broadband. "Wait - you're online CONSTANTLY?? How the heck does that work????" LOL.
the guys making this sound were like: *oh yeah ,let's make a sound that will wake up every single parent at the middle of the night so their children get grounded*
No they weren't though
I dont want to be rude but the reason it sounds like that is the sound is actual data and i guess data doesnt sound so nice.
@@SpogudYeah because is data has the 1s and 0s i think, also what else do you expect to sound like guys
just adjust the volume ring
This sound wasn't actually to wake up parents it is actually the calling modem and the receiving modem talking to each other the first part is a dial tone and number tones the next part is the modems settling on a V standard to use after that the receiving modem disables echo cancelation because that can corrupt data sent over the telephone lines and the modems start listing their capabilities then a spectrum is sent by each modem to measure the physical telephone lines, after that each modem takes turns sending random data so they can learn what each other sounds like over the telephone lines and finally the both send tones at the same time so that they can do the final training into learning what each other sounds like over the lines, the last bit of sounds are the two modems "talking" simultaneously transferring data after the speaker of the modems mute.
trying to explain to my 9yr old son wat internet was like in the 90s. couldn't stop laughing. 😂🤣😅😆😁
This sound definitely holds a degree of nostalgia for me. That said...
I don't miss dialup internet in the slightest.
😂
Same lol 😂😂
while waiting for a page to load, go to the kitchen and make a sandwich, see the local on the 8's on the weather channel, go check the dog in the back yard, use the restroom, return to the computer and it's still not loaded.
We used dial up until October 2010... it was nice switching to radio wave. I still love this tone!
Same month and year I started my first ever RUclips channel lol
Holy crap! I moved to broadband (cable modem) in around 1999/2000
I would ask my mom for money and buy those 2.5 hours internet cards. It felt so precious when it was limited and felt like a treat somehow… now that internet is everywhere 24/7 it doesn’t feel the same… like when I was a kid and my dad gave me money to buy an ice cream on the weekend it felt much better than now that I can buy all the ice creams in the grocery’s freezer
So true... like everything in life i guess
Oh the glee when I dialed up for the first time. A mentor set it all up for me and sat there giving me a thumb’s up. I felt like the world was at my command. 😍😍
I want to download this as a ringtone for my 5G smartphone
Younger folks will be so confused. 🤣
How do I download it?
Screen record
But WHY did all technological noises have to sound so creepy? This noise, along with windows 95 scared the crap out of me as a child, I had to hide in other rooms and block my ears everytime they were playing lmao. To this day they creep me tf out. And this comes from a huge horror fan.
very true lol, not what you want to hear in the dark
ruclips.net/user/shorts-baGlEa4GlE?feature=share
That sweet, sweet sound. How I’ve missed you
🤘
0:12 ahh the best
The worst was getting a phone call coming in while you were online, then getting kicked off of the internet.
Hearing this and looking at the old logos/icons with the globes, arrows and computers. The internet seemed to much bigger back then. Maybe because not everybody had it.
0:00 My brain when Im in a exam
Can relate
Best days I swear to god
I could tell if I had a faster connection only by listening to the sound... the longer it took, the slower connection. Best ever I had was 6.1 KB.
tahmooresF20 6.1KB 🙃??? That’s insanely slow...
We had 24 KBps... around 11:00 PM it would sky rocket 26 Kbps. It was just fast enough to watch a 30 second RUclips video in 360p. It would load somehow..
I remember being happy when it was over 4 or 5 KB/s, 1994 to 1996...
jono753 Dang I’m glad it wasn’t that slow for us. I wasn’t even born then.
@@BaconFaceMcGee 56k! We had 28k before that but I was too little to remember.
My brain everytime i'm doing anything to do with english
@Nesh. hey, racist
69th comment
Yeah like that but for me it’s like trying to hardwire it on. You can’t think of how to do it. And it takes forever.
That's what my brain sounds like when I'm doing anything
For me it’s math
Ahhhh .some crazy vibes from this sound Byte dang..
0:09 is the most lovely part of AOL.
This is so funny & nostalgic..had to play it for my kids.
So they can hear the struggle we went thru lol
Life was more simple back then. Sad to say since I'm 34
The best satisfying sound of all time
0:14 for take off
lol
Abran DRozario ahahhaa
I remember in the UK when you used to have to wait until 6pm on freeserve when it was free to go on the internet lol, used to take about 2 mins to download an image
I'm on a nostalgic technology sounds adventure and it's a rollercoaster I tell ya that
Check this out then got to love a floppy disk - www.linkedin.com/posts/benhawkshawburn_ceo-digitaltransformation-technology-activity-6620248964513964032-glsK
I'm so happy of being born in that century
Best time to be alive!
My new favorite sound effect
thank you
Hilarious, that stopped my pain,so good! May use for biofeedback
Thank you! I needed that ringtone
This always sounded creepy to me, especially in a dark office or room late at night.
haha yes your right
When a ghost uses internet in a dark office be like;
Back then people were a lot more patient and mature
Now we are all like big kids who compete with each other in who will make the biggest pile of shit as fast as possible
Back then the Internet *was* the biggest pile of shit. It just wasn't as fast as possible.
Oh the memories. ❤
you knew by the sound alone if the connection was gonna be successful.....ah the good ol days
Momma:: who in the damn internet?!!!!!!!
Those were the days. The late 90s before high speed internet came about. when my mum got us high speed internet in 2001 i was so excited that we could use the internet & the phone at the same time
I remember this and I'm a millennial
That is normal because millennials are born between 1981 and 1996.
We're the only generation that would. This is the sound of millenials. Gen X and Gen Z didn't grow up with it
This will be my ringtone
Those were the best times in my life
I have a plan
I want to return the spirit of the 90s back to the world
I want things to be like they used to be
I want the world to be beautiful and full of hope again
im glad im born with this internet, else id have no internet during the days when i was young.
Top 10 scariest things I saw or heard:
10-almost fell off a horse
9-global warming
8-polution
7-coronavirus
6-horseflies
5-pitbulls
4-wasps
3-windows startup Sound
2- Windows XP error Sound
1- THÎS ÃKÄ THĘ ĮNTĖRNĘT HÆVÏNG Å STRØKÊ
2008: Calling a number for get internet
2020: Calling Customer Service for router not working
Good old days!
This and floppy disks. My father would download games at work on floppydisks for us and bring them home. Good memories of me, my younger brother and dad all behind the computer booting up the games and hope it all worked. So many games, one that stuck with me was this game that you where a man holding a baseball bat and you where supposed to whack a man on a bike over a ravine. It was so simple yet me and my younger brother would play it for hours. He did the bike guy i did the swing, and we would switch from time to time. Looking back it was basically prehistoric happy wheels. Took 2 floppy disks to download no less!
The sound of my childhood
I would cry if i heared this XD
The sound I imagine when stuff refuses to load or send because the internet is garbage.
I miss that sound so much. It was the sound of simpler times 🎉
0:22
Reminds me of the fnaf 6 sound when you buy plates and cups or some shit.
Irk
These sounds brings me back to my childhood. I miss these times they were so much more simple. 🥹
Back in the early-late 2000s my parents had AOL dial up and I remember getting so irritated as a little kid trying to play games on the old pc and it taking forever. My parents didn't get fast high speed internet until 2010.
(I'm a 90s baby, 2000s kid)
Back in the second half of the 90s, I remember we were on AOL, now at the time, it was a penny per minute, doesn't sound much in money right? Wrong, by the time our next telephone bill came in it was a few hundred pounds. So we made a rule in the home that however many minutes a person was online, they would go into the settings and see exactly how many minutes it had been for their personal session and put into a big jar, the exact amount of pennies.......good job we did that because when the next bill came through for that quarter, £634 was the total. We had that amount in the jar to pay it........thank God for broadband shortly afterwards that is all I will say LOL
Feeling nostalgic 😅
Never.Forget Never.Forget
Makes me feel like a kid again hearing this sound
Hey, the internet allowed new stuff to come up on your computer instead whatever limited contents you bought and installed from a disc. That white browser window would fill up with stuff that was brand new, from anywhere, and endless
At first it just sounds like old internet 0:00 then it’s like a Brain is malfunctioning and 0:14 then at the end it’s just sounds like HELL!!
I woke up at like 3am or smth and got scared cause i heard this sound. now its quite comforting
That sound is so nostalgic, it hurts...
so many memories with this sound
Don't you love the old internet!
Nothing like that page almost loading and then someone picks up the phone :)
Geeky Tech lol
I want this ringtone!!!
0:12 Aliens trying to contact me
sounds like pokemon sounds from the gameboy red & blue ganes
game boy with pokemon red & blue games, WOW classic's brings back memories
haha such a throwback
"I was there Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago."
I remeber that dial internet nostalgia
This is a banger.
This is my brain every morning when I wake up and think its a work day, when its actually the weekend.
HaHa - quit that job ASAP
Oh the memories
I don't get how you guys find this nostalgic, this is the scariest shit I've heard in my entire life it sounds like an EAS alarm
Ahhhhh so relaxing
You got mail.
Math Teacher teaching Trigonometry: So everyone understands
My Brain that has been struggling with math since year 2:
my phone is actually ringing as I watched this wtf dude
and the video ended as soon as my dad picked it up
LOL Google knows .... there watching
@@geekytechgeeks it actually scared the crap out of me
@@Orincaby I get that from Instagram ad's, I'm sure there listening
2000's baby's will not know this I miss dial up
I still have 33kbps and 56kbps modem from US ROBOTICS COMPANY 😂😂
History
คิดถึงเว่อ เสียงสวรรค์ตอนเด็กๆชอบต่อเล่น msn 😂
This is what my mum had to go through
I haven't heard that in years
Listen to the sound of my people…
amen
How valid arguments sound to my mom
brain
@0:15 the sound of Twitter going nuclear.
Me every time my data speeds get reduced to 2g speeds...... Freaked my cat out, which brought me here..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
That window...I had that exact same window on my old pc when I was 12. On windows xp. Good times
Ahhhh.the good old days..!
My head trying to process the world's easiest math question:
Childhood Since Telkom Indonesia on 2006 My Windows XP!!!
"i dont understand"
"dude you gotta have this sound when you dont understand"
First ever dubstep sound
0:12 is the best part
Relax music 😀😀
ahh my childhood memory
My last 3 brain cells during a math test
THIS sounds are creepy dudes.Can you dial-up connection nowadays 2018?
LOL that's a really good point, any idea if you can still get dial up?
Approximately 2.1 million Americans still utilize such a rudimentary form of intercommunications however it is reserved for the most rural of areas or so i have ascertained from the Internet.
@@kazerasblood Uk internet provider plusnet provide dial up for use in emergency situations
This is so creepy
Waiting to use Usenet.. And see how many Godwins Law people there are..