If that'll make you happy, go ahead. If not, store those disks deeply away from all sunlight. I just said that I don't recall seeing one. Perhaps I repressed the memory?
Just about every Win95 CD passed through the office, including the betas, RCs and gold discs, but I don't remember ever seeing a floppy install. I think all the developers would have gathered just to stare and point.:^)
The Dobbshead. From where Dr. Dobb's magazine got its name. The Atari ST had one buried in its character set (2x2 characters). Even Microsoft uses it, "Bob" help us!
There was a floppy install for Win95? It must have been a special order. For Slackware 2.1, I bit the bullet and got a CD-ROM. I could have installed from floppy, but there was no way that I would have browsed through the 2 archive CDs that came with it.
"We slept -- and while we slept, intruders from distant stars broke through our doors. We have had to rise prematurely, stirring forth from our cells to find this enemy upon us -- as well as an opportunity from beyond the horizons.
"Here begin the Annals of the Curator of the Feeding Grounds, in the first rotation of the New Awakening of the Wraith. Further entries forthcoming."
Okay, sounds like they've got the mysterious creepy bad guy angle covered. It's just too bad that they rarely stay mysterious and creepy -- look at the Borg in Star Trek.
No, he said "If a man has good corn, or wood, or boards, or pigs to sell, or can make better chairs or knives, crucibles, or church organs, than anybody else, you will find a broad, hard-beaten road to his house, tho it be in the woods."
But I doubt he'd mind being credited with the short version invented by some unknown person.
Free Software can perform better than Microsoft even in the ease of use area!
Convert that can to does, and you've got something. Fortunately Microsoft has been helping by shoveling new features into their Office products for many years. (Have to justify those updates prices somehow.) The only way they could help more would be to add a stupid animated paperclip to explain all those new features and changes to how to do simple things, but that would be stupid.
It's easy to create.NET programs that are less than 35k. (Please pay no attention to those monsterous.NET DLLs and ignore the ram-suck sound as they load!;)
They won't. The Plot says that whatever item the RFID tag is in, it will accidently be held by a classmate when the Tentacle attacts, causing much confusion.
Then there will be flashbacks to the strange experiment incident involving the classmate some 12 years ago. (This one just writes itself.)
They have something for those kind of
parents: parole monitoring units that strap to their ankle.
Perhaps kidnapping with RFID assist (to check the parents in an income/assets database) is farfetched, but wouldn't it make the start of a great anime plot? Young japanese schoolkid holding a friend's backpack gets kidnapped by mistake..
And just think who wrote Breakout and co-founded Apple. Apple did their 1984 Superbowl commercial about overthrowing totalitarian control. And then the wall came down. QED!
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The FBI is still looking for "Betty".
If that'll make you happy, go ahead. If not, store those disks deeply away from all sunlight. I just said that I don't recall seeing one. Perhaps I repressed the memory?
Just about every Win95 CD passed through the office, including the betas, RCs and gold discs, but I don't remember ever seeing a floppy install. I think all the developers would have gathered just to stare and point. :^)
The Dobbshead. From where Dr. Dobb's magazine got its name. The Atari ST had one buried in its character set (2x2 characters). Even Microsoft uses it, "Bob" help us!
That's not pot, that's frop from the pipe of J.R. "Bob" Dobbs.
I don't recall Windows 2.1 being all that automagical. But that's okay, it was rarely worth installing so it wasn't too much of a hit.
There was a floppy install for Win95? It must have been a special order. For Slackware 2.1, I bit the bullet and got a CD-ROM. I could have installed from floppy, but there was no way that I would have browsed through the 2 archive CDs that came with it.
If she's not here in 60 minutes, is she free?
Fahrenheit 4,800. Is Michael Moore involved?
"That would be bad", as Egon might say?
Another area where Microsoft is helping out as much as possible! :)
But I doubt he'd mind being credited with the short version invented by some unknown person.
Ummm... Yo! I'll try some of that.
Convert that can to does, and you've got something. Fortunately Microsoft has been helping by shoveling new features into their Office products for many years. (Have to justify those updates prices somehow.) The only way they could help more would be to add a stupid animated paperclip to explain all those new features and changes to how to do simple things, but that would be stupid.
It's easy to create .NET programs that are less than 35k. (Please pay no attention to those monsterous .NET DLLs and ignore the ram-suck sound as they load! ;)
Oh well, if an Anonymous Coward says so, it must be true!
Let me guess. There's a trading card game involved.
Then there will be flashbacks to the strange experiment incident involving the classmate some 12 years ago. (This one just writes itself.)
It was, but 80% of $0 doesn't amount to much. I don't think they even added those parasitic footers to the email back then.
I dunno. Those vending machines with the used schoolgirl underwear .. that's just not right!
Perhaps kidnapping with RFID assist (to check the parents in an income/assets database) is farfetched, but wouldn't it make the start of a great anime plot? Young japanese schoolkid holding a friend's backpack gets kidnapped by mistake ..
.. Are Japanese school children anyway? (Japan school kids to be tagged with RFID chips) Just wait until a stalker hacks that RFID network!
Sega was late to the party then. Aztarac © 1983 Centuri used a 68000, as did other systems in the next year or two. Sorry to hear about Tim Stryker. I never got to meet him, but the company I was working for was going to do a conversion game for the boards. Umm, if only 500 were made, Nova Games mashed a quarter of those after stripping the parts...
(So why's it taking so long with Microsoft?)