You can and they have. I clearly remember reading comments on this very website about people had programs for the C64 that came on vynil. You would play the vynil once and copy the "sound" to the tapes, which would then be read by the cassette player.
Another technology that sounds cool but we'll never see because we'll have to wait 20 years for ther patents to expire, before we see this be put into practice.
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Don't you mean Slowverlords? :D
And thought of Pantsman's nemesis from VG Cats?
*chuckles* I thought the same thing when I saw that.
Many 486 systems have 6 or 7 ISA slots, and they do make 100MB ISA Nics. Take that. :P
Heh, wow. I haven't seen anything get Slashdotted in awhile.
The problem is they're all idiots, so when you vote one out, another comes in.
Damnit. My mod points are gone.
It's a shame, because god, that made me laugh.
Pardon me ignorance, but who are Ellison and Schwartz?
Yeah, I know, Slashdot is teh dupe, but this was two years or so ago.
And the fortune says:
YOW!! The land of the rising SONY!!
Most appropriate.
There is only one proper distribution format
Tape
Fixed
Today's fortune:
Pascal Users: The Pascal system will be replaced next Tuesday by Cobol. Please modify your programs accordingly
Quick, someone buy him a Kenwood KR-1000! The whole front is practically a light. Then he'll really be in hell.
You can and they have. I clearly remember reading comments on this very website about people had programs for the C64 that came on vynil. You would play the vynil once and copy the "sound" to the tapes, which would then be read by the cassette player.
The tower G3 is interesting because every time you open it, it draws blood from your hand.
I beleive that's the 8500 you're thinking of.
I was actually refering to a cartoon I used to watched occasionally, playing off your mention of "eleventy billion".
Thank you for your comments, Numbah 2. ;)
Wasn't the very first USENET post from an AOL user?
I think he means when Microsoft and other companies develope their software to only work on Vista ans stop supporting the ones the poster is using.
Are they purpously looking around for a bunch of numbers articles?
Another technology that sounds cool but we'll never see because we'll have to wait 20 years for ther patents to expire, before we see this be put into practice.
Whatever happened to Carbon Nanotubes?
I've seen one do 88... :D
I was just reading that same artical last night. :D
Wow. I can't beleive that didn't get modded as flamebait. Good show, good show!
Didn't DNF win the lifetime achievement award?
Yeah, like: Vii haff vays of making you talk!