90's and early 00's Nostalgia Thread.
90's and early 00's Nostalgia Thread
Sebastian Stewart
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Eli Morgan
>there is @echo off but it's not the first line
Connor Martin
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Robert Morgan
xtree gold, best file manager ever
Ryder Bennett
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Jordan Hill
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Zachary Rogers
>10 PRINT "FAGGOT"
>20 GOTO 10
Jayden Morgan
Andrew Sanders
Best Theme
Tyler Lewis
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Lincoln Cook
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Cameron Myers
Hot
Landon Baker
hey - it's the same company now
they haven't advanced
Ryder Moore
"remember in the 90s when we had to defrag our disks?" "remember when we had to do multiple reboots for 'upgrades' all the time'.. remember when it actually stopped you working while it updated their shit*
parallel universe where microsoft is competent
Carter Baker
It clearly is for color-blind people
William Brooks
Totally forgot about this
Daniel Reed
based MS-DOS
Aaron Lee
After all these years I'm still wondering why it was necessary to explicitly mark line numbers in fortran, logo and basic.
Easton Richardson
they regressed it
Aaron Hughes
I remember using a theme like this in both Winamp and win98. Also that tray mp3 player... forgot the name.
Gavin Powell
Holy shit. I forgot all about the autoexec.bat. I remember always having to fuck around with mine back in the 90's.
Justin Green
Moving right along!
Bentley Hughes
Back when Windows 10 was tolerable before it was ruined to satisfy all the noobs.
I loved Windows 10 back in the early Tech Preview days.
Aiden Lewis
How's this any different from Windows 10 with a light blue colorscheme?
After the Anniversary Update it looks mostly like this.
Eli Davis
and CONFIG.SYS
memory expanders of all kinds
hacks and quirks
interrupts and screen modes management
a whole zoo of mutually incompatible drivers for exotic one-of-a kind devices
Brayden Taylor
> PKZIP.ZIP
Juan Morales
Norton commander would like a word with you. Also there's a Linux clone called midnight commander.
Brandon Butler
Smarter than you think. You don't need blue blockers.
Isaac Gomez
Makes me want to open up Lazarus and actually use a productive language/environment instead of all of this rust/go/haskell/memelang crap.
William Perry
> low-level formatting
Jack Martinez
according to some programming langauge poll, obj. pascal/delphi/lazarus are still more popular than the latest hottest meme '''''''''coding languages""""""""""""""""""
Proof that somewhere in the world there are people getting shit done.
Nicholas Rodriguez
>2003
>laboratory class in high school (did tech graduation, learned how to code and stuff)
>user! Pick a machine and sit down with your partner!
>half of the computers are on this screen
Grayson Gutierrez
Oh, Delphi. I loved that shit cause it used pascal. But the build we had were bugged as hell, a single wrong move could mean all your work lost, had to restart the machine.
Carson Moore
>Proof that somewhere in the world there are people creating technical debt.
Asher Lewis
>technical debt
what?
Jeremiah Bennett
By the rate of "Why we switched from Memelang1 to Memelang2" posts, I don't think many of these people are concerned with technical debt at all...
They just start over for the faintest of reasons.
Elijah Robinson
Because when you were coding on teletype machines, you couldn't just move the cursor in between lines and add a new line. If you wanted to add a line to your code then you could go from:
10 PRINT "YOU'RE A FLAMING"
20 GOTO 10
And you want it to actually print YOU'RE A FLAMING FAGGOT, you can just add
15 PRINT "FAGGOT "
to the end, to make
10 PRINT "YOU'RE A FLAMING"
20 GOTO 10
15 PRINT "FAGGOT "
and it will run it in the order 10,15,20.
Ryan Collins
So? Maybe you want to see the first command initializing properly.
Dylan Sanchez
please OP search before making a new thread
there already is a luddite shit thread, don't spam the board with this crap
Jaxson Flores
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Alexander Garcia
bump
Landon Robinson
I had an Amiga so I never had to fuck with MS-DOS and their shitty game ports.
Sebastian Richardson
Right because you only had one game to worry about, golden axe.
Evan Jenkins
Had thousands of cracked games.
All SEGA game ports looked better on Amigas.
Joseph Perry
It really was different. I had it installed and it felt like Windows 7 with a flat theme and the good parts of 8.1.
inb4
>the good parts of 8.1
Isaac Gomez
For one it had a consistent look all over, not a hundred different visual styles copypasted from desktop, tablet, phone and braille paradigms.
Dylan Ross
That is a hardware thread. This is software.
You are welcome to kill yourself if you don't like it, you little faggot.
Jonathan Price
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