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Also, this reminds me about how I used to carry around MiniVMac (a Macintosh emulator) running OS 7 on a thumb drive to keep random notes and drawings. It would be kind of cool if you could sign up an account on this site for that purpose.
Did Windows 3.1 have a Paint program? Also, this reminds me about how I used to carry around MiniVMac (a Macintosh emulator) running OS 7 on a thumb drive to keep random notes and drawings. It would be kind of cool if you could sign up an account on this site for that purpose.
Did Windows 3.1 have a Paint program? Also, this reminds me about how I used to carry around MiniVMac (a Macintosh emulator) running OS 7 on a thumb drive to keep random notes and drawings. It would be kind of cool if you could sign up an account on this site for that purpose.
Awesome - I was just playing a JavaScript version of Lemmings: http://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings/ . It's like I'm back in 1994 using the old '486!
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I always try ls even when I'm on the real windows terminal, and I suffer each time it happens. Fortunately it's a rare event.
One of the first things I do on a new windows box is put a batch file called ls.bat in a directory in my path that just calls dir!
Awesome - I was just playing a JavaScript version of Lemmings: http://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings/ . It's like I'm back in 1994 using the old '486!
Who else tried running MS-DOS > dir right away? :)
Awesome - I was just playing a JavaScript version of Lemmings: http://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings/ . It's like I'm back in 1994 using the old '486!
I called my wife over and showed her how nerdy an upbringing I really had. I remember when 3.1 was new .
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/131764/recursive.png Well, somebody had to. I could get it to nest 10-fold, but after that the innermost browser window was unresponsive.