OK as for memory here’s a personal experience
the peak of my MDMA use was from 1991-1995 and that was all the proper “back in the day” pills.
I was in Uni for a bit from 1990-1992 but didn’t really want to be there and didn’t stay there much longer after the uni authorities realised what sort of stuff I was sending over the Internet (just info on drugs and raves, just like here but in text form only) (it wasn’t authorised for public use until 1994)
Anyway back then the WWW was all text based and you used Unix command shells and an editor called vi.. compared to todays computers it was rather complicated TBH…
Anyway despite my techie background 1992 was the last time I seriously used any Unix-based computers….
Fast foward to 2002 and I was round my mates house in Reading; we used to collect old unwanted PC’s from office skips etc and build working machines out of them – had set up a LAN in his house and we needed to get the router going.
In those days a ready built router was stupidly expensive (now ISPs give them away!) so you built your own router out of an old PC, two network cards, a small hard drive and the smoothwall software (which was a small linux kernel/server)
to configure the equipment you needed to know a bit about Unix and vi…
Anyway despite being in a drugged haze for a fair part of the early 90s and then not using Unix for 10 years I still managed to get that home built router going… (and I am not really a Unix techie by any means)
if E kiled your brain that badly there would be no way IMO I would have been able to remember how to get that kit going…
