Yes, the dogs are the key point here. You don't want the Allies spy sneaking in and shutting down the 'In Soviet Russia...' manufacturing system and stealing your credits.
Wasn't there a company around 10 years back that sold add on cards that did this trick? Does that technology exist today or did it die out? I recall that the card had a video head along with ps/2 connectors. I saw it on one of the small time computer tv shows.
That really isn't a bad idea. Sometimes I don't have time/energy to browse sourceforge.net or just googling it. There was a/. comment sometime ago where a person posted this huge list of windows apps that was considered safe in this context. I found some useful programs from it. I have that list in a PDF on my computer somewhere, but I won't know of any new programs out there. I used to use download.com and winfiles.com but they are mostly time/feature limited shareware anymore.
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Yes, the dogs are the key point here. You don't want the Allies spy sneaking in and shutting down the 'In Soviet Russia...' manufacturing system and stealing your credits.
Wasn't there a company around 10 years back that sold add on cards that did this trick? Does that technology exist today or did it die out? I recall that the card had a video head along with ps/2 connectors. I saw it on one of the small time computer tv shows.
Like Star Trek, it would be too damn convenient.
You could find his tombstone and throw a pie at it.
That really isn't a bad idea. Sometimes I don't have time/energy to browse sourceforge.net or just googling it. There was a /. comment sometime ago where a person posted this huge list of windows apps that was considered safe in this context. I found some useful programs from it. I have that list in a PDF on my computer somewhere, but I won't know of any new programs out there. I used to use download.com and winfiles.com but they are mostly time/feature limited shareware anymore.