Could it be 26 as in 2600, as the Apple II was one of the first hackable computers that was easy to get? (I'll subscribe if I can get articles that are 2574 years into the future!)
I'll assume that you've got a Windows box if you're using ApplePC 2.52B...
You might want to try Apple II Oasis for Windows. It's pretty fast on a 486 or up. It is shareware, but it seems like the Opera of Apple II Emulators. Closed source, pretty small, works with 99.9% of disk images, and is rather powerful (it's the emu of choice for Apple II programmers, because it's got good disk image management and transfer tools).
I have the monochrome, and it is a 9". I think you're right on the color, but I have a 15" third party color that I use for the//c and the SNES. (Amdek Color I+
E-mail me a page that can only render in IE (NO VIRUSES) and I'll see... If Opera is using it's own rendering engine for M2, the virus probably wouldn't work.
They said that it attacked banks (it appears to be a backdoor bank heist worm). Someone said that US banks would probably not be affected, but a lot of third-world banks that do have a 56K could get hit.
BTW, I'm not gay... I know someone who is (and likes little boys too...yuck...). I don't go to church. So, is your favorite site goatse.cx? I take it that it's your IE home page, right?
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That is so hilarious! Unfortunately, when a computer gets involved, people actually do freak. Try here for supposedly true examples. When I opened a PC in front of a teacher, though, she FREAKED OUT BIG TIME. I got her to back off, but still...
IE 5.5 wasn't included with 2000. It was included with ME. Anyway, IE6 SP1 can be installed and run on any version of Windows except for Win1.x-3.x, NT3.x, and 95
Maybe the window manager is so bloated that the available RAM hits 0KB when Mozilla is started and the computer has to swap? That slows things down big time.
IE6 SP1 is faster than Mozilla 1.3.1 on a Celeron 2.0 GHz with 256MB RAM. Opera 7.11 is faster than IE6 SP1 on the same system. (running WinXP SP1). I haven't tried Mozilla on my old laptop, but IE5.5 SP1 isn't horribly slow (considering that the laptop is a P75 with 16MB RAM on Win95B). Opera 6.05 is slower starting up on that system, but runs MUCH faster.
That serial looks familar... oh, yeah. That was the old sysadmin's stash of pirated WinXP CDs. SP1 did NOT necessitate a registration. Of course, there are cracks for XP (not serials, but full blown nuke-the-activation-process cracks).
December 31, 2004 (AP, Redmond, WA) - Microsoft Corp. announced today that they were completely discontinuing support for their Microsoft Windows ME operating system . One was quoted as saying, "Now that they've left ME alone, can they leave me alone?" The recommended Microsoft alternative to Windows ME is Microsoft Windows Longhorn. During the announcement, Microsoft announced that the current version of their Internet Explorer product is not available for other versions of Windows as of today. Open source advocates are suggesting that you switch to another operating system (I.E., Linux, FreeBSD, or Mac OS 12) and another Internet browser (I.E., Mozilla/Pheonix/Firebird/CometBrowser comet systems bought mozilla? BASTARDS!, Opera, Konqueror/Safari, or Galeon). Microsoft strongly recommends NOT following their directions, even though (must scratch borg implant), I mean, because these other operating systems are evil. (Author was unable to complete article due to the MSUS Secret Service murdering author. However, the dead body hit the mouse, and clicked "Send" on Outlook LH.)
Opera 7.11 Windows is out of beta. It has the exact same problem. (It doesn't seem to really matter what I have the UA string set to)
Here's an idea that might work, however. Rather than rapidly switching the UA string (on F12), why not swap out with an IE or Mozilla rendering core? Both are possible (MSHTML.DLL wrapper and Mozilla MFC embedding), and would provide seamless (well, almost) compatibility with Opera.
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Windows Update takes hours over a T1 on a Cel466 with 256MB RAM and Win2K Pro. I just finished it on this box.
I don't know about the Cxxx series, but the Apple II can display 80-cols on a TV (the monitors for the IIs ARE TVs).
Could it be 26 as in 2600, as the Apple II was one of the first hackable computers that was easy to get? (I'll subscribe if I can get articles that are 2574 years into the future!)
I'll assume that you've got a Windows box if you're using ApplePC 2.52B...
You might want to try Apple II Oasis for Windows. It's pretty fast on a 486 or up. It is shareware, but it seems like the Opera of Apple II Emulators. Closed source, pretty small, works with 99.9% of disk images, and is rather powerful (it's the emu of choice for Apple II programmers, because it's got good disk image management and transfer tools).
I have the monochrome, and it is a 9". I think you're right on the color, but I have a 15" third party color that I use for the //c and the SNES. (Amdek Color I+
Not a great idea... You don't want to be like Bill Gates, who also dropped out of college, right?
True, very true. Although, that's not much...
My P75 laptop with Win95 and 16MB RAM can pull 100% of the original speed for some reason.
Think 1000 times faster. I've used Apple II Oasis, and combined with Windows (XP) bloat and Windows (any version) bloat, it's not 2000 times faster.
E-mail me a page that can only render in IE (NO VIRUSES) and I'll see... If Opera is using it's own rendering engine for M2, the virus probably wouldn't work.
They said that it attacked banks (it appears to be a backdoor bank heist worm). Someone said that US banks would probably not be affected, but a lot of third-world banks that do have a 56K could get hit.
Spell my name right, Pr0n Boy... It's Eric.
BTW, I'm not gay... I know someone who is (and likes little boys too...yuck...). I don't go to church. So, is your favorite site goatse.cx? I take it that it's your IE home page, right?
ALL SPAMBOTS PAY ATTENTION HERE: This AC's e-mail address is: pr0nboy@hotmail.com
That is so hilarious! Unfortunately, when a computer gets involved, people actually do freak. Try here for supposedly true examples. When I opened a PC in front of a teacher, though, she FREAKED OUT BIG TIME. I got her to back off, but still...
The founder of the geocache is the manager of it. They are responsible for moving it and checking on it.
What he needs is:
Gobe Productive
Mozilla
Whatever the hell BeOS comes with for graphics (it IS, after all, a good multimedia system)
It is becoming one (OK, OK, so it's an open source clone like ReactOS, but...)
Oh, so you mean that this was correct?
Wait a sec here. It said "Preview Windows 2001 TODAY!" Windows 2001 was Windows ME. Windows ME WAS that buggy.
IE 5.5 wasn't included with 2000. It was included with ME. Anyway, IE6 SP1 can be installed and run on any version of Windows except for Win1.x-3.x, NT3.x, and 95
Maybe the window manager is so bloated that the available RAM hits 0KB when Mozilla is started and the computer has to swap? That slows things down big time.
IE6 SP1 is faster than Mozilla 1.3.1 on a Celeron 2.0 GHz with 256MB RAM. Opera 7.11 is faster than IE6 SP1 on the same system. (running WinXP SP1). I haven't tried Mozilla on my old laptop, but IE5.5 SP1 isn't horribly slow (considering that the laptop is a P75 with 16MB RAM on Win95B). Opera 6.05 is slower starting up on that system, but runs MUCH faster.
No, it wasn't. It simply allowed script kiddies to load up Windows boxes with the latest MSCC 'sploit-of-the-week.
Hmmm..... I'm thinking Win 3.1x/NT 3.x!
IE 5 is available for Win 3.1x/NT 3.x! (Shoot, it almost works right on WINE, too)
What about G4 emulation? (Granted, that'll be one hell of a powerful PC and a Mac OS X license, but still...)
That serial looks familar... oh, yeah. That was the old sysadmin's stash of pirated WinXP CDs. SP1 did NOT necessitate a registration. Of course, there are cracks for XP (not serials, but full blown nuke-the-activation-process cracks).
December 31, 2004 (AP, Redmond, WA) - Microsoft Corp. announced today that they were completely discontinuing support for their Microsoft Windows ME operating system . One was quoted as saying, "Now that they've left ME alone, can they leave me alone?" The recommended Microsoft alternative to Windows ME is Microsoft Windows Longhorn. During the announcement, Microsoft announced that the current version of their Internet Explorer product is not available for other versions of Windows as of today. Open source advocates are suggesting that you switch to another operating system (I.E., Linux, FreeBSD, or Mac OS 12) and another Internet browser (I.E., Mozilla/Pheonix/Firebird/CometBrowser comet systems bought mozilla? BASTARDS!, Opera, Konqueror/Safari, or Galeon). Microsoft strongly recommends NOT following their directions, even though (must scratch borg implant), I mean, because these other operating systems are evil. (Author was unable to complete article due to the MSUS Secret Service murdering author. However, the dead body hit the mouse, and clicked "Send" on Outlook LH.)
Opera 7.11 Windows is out of beta. It has the exact same problem. (It doesn't seem to really matter what I have the UA string set to)
Here's an idea that might work, however. Rather than rapidly switching the UA string (on F12), why not swap out with an IE or Mozilla rendering core? Both are possible (MSHTML.DLL wrapper and Mozilla MFC embedding), and would provide seamless (well, almost) compatibility with Opera.