Yep, my friends and I were in awe with it. We even uninstalled and reinstalled just to rewatch it. Haha. IIRC, Red Alert 1 had a cool DOS installer too, but not good as C&C:TD's. ALso, Windows version didn't have those. Only DOS installers!
However, I used UNIX through a borrowed CSUF's remote shell account before I even went to college with dial-up modems. I used mostly to FTP (e.g., ftp.cdrom.com) and Z-modem (still use this old school BBS' file transfer protocol!). After I started going to college, then I learned about Linux in c(lass/ours)es and from (nerd/geek)s. They were mostly on their local machines (labs) and still remotely (mostly dial-up). And then, I finally installed Red Hat (RH) Linux (v5?) on my own box (dual boot with Windows) after I graduated. I kept using RH until v7.2(?) since v8 sucked until Mouse(y) told me about Debian which I still use today.:)
This is why I never get the (lat/new)est stuff right away! I still use old stuff like Debian oldstable, unsupported Windows XP Pro SP3, Mac OS X v10.8.5, etc. because they all still work fine. I'll upgrade when I'm ready and forced.
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Yep, my friends and I were in awe with it. We even uninstalled and reinstalled just to rewatch it. Haha. IIRC, Red Alert 1 had a cool DOS installer too, but not good as C&C:TD's. ALso, Windows version didn't have those. Only DOS installers!
Haha, and then what happened? :D
Ditto. I got a new within five/5 months after the layoff thanks to networking with people whom I used to work with.
So he wants everyone to look have his hairstyle? :P
Sleep is overrated. :P
However, I used UNIX through a borrowed CSUF's remote shell account before I even went to college with dial-up modems. I used mostly to FTP (e.g., ftp.cdrom.com) and Z-modem (still use this old school BBS' file transfer protocol!). After I started going to college, then I learned about Linux in c(lass/ours)es and from (nerd/geek)s. They were mostly on their local machines (labs) and still remotely (mostly dial-up). And then, I finally installed Red Hat (RH) Linux (v5?) on my own box (dual boot with Windows) after I graduated. I kept using RH until v7.2(?) since v8 sucked until Mouse(y) told me about Debian which I still use today. :)
Computer newbies, businesses, etc. :(
Like in the office's cubicles at work after they smoked outdoor?
How many cigarettes is that in a day? It bugs me when some people smoke near me. Argh!
Why not hay? :P
And then phones are (bann/block)ed.
Heh, I still have that problem with 3G. I just want stabliblity (sometimes bad as 1X and nothing) and decent unlimited speeds with it.
I don't even have a brain. Can I take it? :)
Ditto. I miss their classic designs. Now, if we could get accurate readings from all these weather sites. They all say different things!
Supposedly, El Niño is coming to help but won't fix the drough issue. :(
Supposedly, El Nino is coming to help but won't fix the drough issue. :(
"Get back to work!" --my previous co(worker/lleague)s in public. :P
Nah, try KARR. ;)
Did MS let go a bunch of QA people like last year? :(
Play Frozen's Let It Go song for h(im/er). :P
SeaMonkey still rules even though a few Gecko versions behind. :/
But they only last 90 days. :(
Read http://www.darkhorizons.com/ne... ... :(
Not over here. Cable has the monopoly for fast affordable Internet. No DSL, FIOS, etc. :(
This is why I never get the (lat/new)est stuff right away! I still use old stuff like Debian oldstable, unsupported Windows XP Pro SP3, Mac OS X v10.8.5, etc. because they all still work fine. I'll upgrade when I'm ready and forced.