Show HN: I recreated Windows XP as my portfolio
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Extreme nitpick, but the progress bar animation on bootup was stepped, IIRC.
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#52You got this far have DIR print something!
I was so proud of myself for remembering it’s DIR and not ls. But at least `help` worked.
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#53That CRT effect is dope. It's amazing it's even possible.
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#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
Did you make this all by yourself?
yeah, its been my obsession for the past 6 months. Im a junior graphic designer so I decided I would try something out of the box to try and grab recruiters attention, since my actual projects wouldn't be enough
man when I hear young people saying they can't get a head start or no one will hire them, I say go make something show off what you can do and you really nailed it here!
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#56That CRT effect is dope. It's amazing it's even possible.
fun fact: this whole journey started because of that effect. I had that and was trying to think how I could use it haha
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#57Arguably the most familiar desktop user interface on the planet. I often wonder why complex web apps do not use this searchable start menu format.
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#58Extreme nitpick, but the progress bar animation on bootup was stepped, IIRC.
the site is built on extreme nitpicking my friend, its welcomed and encouraged. I'll look into it!
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#59Wow. You are going places, Mitch. Epic design skills. Listening to Unwritten and loading up that email form… can’t wait to see what you build.
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#60This looks and feels really good, nice work. Makes me wonder what windows mobile could have been
cease and desist followed by the announcement of windows on mobile any day now