Yup!!! 40... I've been lucky though. Lived through the dot.com unicorns in the sky days.
Back when Sun Microsystems was the talk of the town, Netscape was $200/share, Yahoo was the only internet company with anything remotely related to search.
I remember the POS Mac OS on the MC68K and then the Power PC 601/603...And then a few generations later..The unthinkable happened. Macs on BSD(Next) and (GASP) x86!!!!!
Future back...During college days, AMD tried to recruit me to work on a "new processor" called the K5.. And further back...I remember when one of my desktop had a Pentium II with the floating point flaw..Come to think of it, I never returned it.
Ended up going to a small scrappy little unknown telecom company in the mid 90ies that no one heard about, called Qualcomm that was working on something called code division multiple access (IS-95 CDMA)... Something we lab rates nicknamed "Can't Do Much of Anything"...It was that or going to Beaverton and work for Intel, when a nice home would have cost $200k and change, lol...Beaverton was nice, cost of living was cheap, but I liked the beach better.
I've always admired the old Intel...New intel, well just plane nuts. Run by a bunch of non geeks and bean counters.