The Last ZZT Disk
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The Last ZZT Disk
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Re: The Last ZZT Disk
#2Maybe some day there will be an e-Indiana Jones, hacking his way into servers booby-trapped with archaic malware, looking for a copy of Pong.
Re: The Last ZZT Disk
#3It's kind of neat to consider "the last copy" of software. The internet trains us to think of software as ephemeral, but eventually this disk will perish in a fire, and it turns out nobody can find that zip file they made of it 20 years ago, and any shareware FTP dumps have long since 404'd. Maybe some day there will be an e-Indiana Jones, hacking his way into servers booby-trapped with archaic malware, looking for a…
Re: The Last ZZT Disk
#4An end of an era.
Re: The Last ZZT Disk
#5It's kind of neat to consider "the last copy" of software. The internet trains us to think of software as ephemeral, but eventually this disk will perish in a fire, and it turns out nobody can find that zip file they made of it 20 years ago, and any shareware FTP dumps have long since 404'd. Maybe some day there will be an e-Indiana Jones, hacking his way into servers booby-trapped with archaic malware, looking for a…
I spent a boring weekend looking for interesting stuff on old FTP servers. There are a few sweet Chinese ones that were not touched since 2001.
Re: The Last ZZT Disk
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
I spent a boring weekend looking for interesting stuff on old FTP servers. There are a few sweet Chinese ones that were not touched since 2001.
More info? :)
Re: The Last ZZT Disk
#7It's sad the ZZT community is almost completely dead. Not sure if the sad part is "dead" or "almost". An end of an era.