I do no miss dial up, I only miss the sound for which reason I have a few WAV files with modem dial up sounds that I listen to every now and then...

I really do! :)

As for old computers, I don't miss them at all because I still run "old" computers. Atari XL/XE and Amiga, all of which I have modified over the years.

Possibly, I always associate that sound, with wait...and waiting and....waiting

No. Enulation and Virtual machines are great, I have no need to run actual old hardware when new hardware does the same thing better.

I remember I used to have to give my old computer a good solid kick in the side if it locked up.

Does anyone miss polio?

Yeah I didn't think so.

Next question. :D

I miss up many things but not that kind of connections! omfg everything was so hard that times.. I had dial up since 2000 to 2004... then another internet a bit better but not so much (128kbps) and allways problems with many ISP where I live.

Sorry for my bad english

I kind of miss old computers for the nostalgia factor. I am old enough to remember installing games with diskettes, and typing commands in MS-DOS. I definitely don't miss dial-up or CRT monitors though.

Those couple of tones are forever etched in my brain.

and I remember lose many dial up modems in electrical storms. That was sadly... welcome back to 127.0.0.1

I yearn for simpler times, when no one knew the President was crippled :3

I still have my old Compaq with MS-DOS and my mobile ringtone is the Windows 95 startup sound. So yes, I do miss old computers.

I don't miss dial up tough. Every time trying to make sure nobody would use the phone got tiresome...

eeeeeEEEEEOOoOOoOOoOOOo*brrr**brrr*

Yep, modems and dentist drills.
I like 'em both about as much. ;)

I miss BBS's and freenets, but not the speed at which they ran. I do kind of miss my old 286 though, it died when I tried to install Win 95 on it.

Yeah, I miss being yelled at for tieing up the phone line waiting for a simple file to download, only for it to fail and I have to try again later on.

I guess some dial up providers still exist, but if for some reason I had to drop broadband, I think I would go without rather than mess with those headaches again.