If you can conjure fond memories of Commander Keen,
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If you can conjure fond memories of Commander Keen, .arj files, nc (one of my favorite utils), shareware like SCAN108.ZIP (yea, probably in caps)... you probably spent a fair bit of time at the C:\> prompt when you weren't dialed into your favorite BBS. And like me, you're getting old
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If you can conjure fond memories of Commander Keen, .arj files, nc (one of my favorite utils), shareware like SCAN108.ZIP (yea, probably in caps)... you probably spent a fair bit of time at the C:\> prompt when you weren't dialed into your favorite BBS. And like me, you're getting old
@jtk I'm in this picture, and I don't like it...
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@jtk I'm in this picture, and I don't like it...
@fbarton Favorite DOS editor? Mine was SLED.COM - I don't know why everything was caps, such B1FFs
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@fbarton Favorite DOS editor? Mine was SLED.COM - I don't know why everything was caps, such B1FFs
@jtk I don't honestly remember... I know that I spent a lot of time in the dos hexeditor through
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@jtk I don't honestly remember... I know that I spent a lot of time in the dos hexeditor through
@fbarton It is amazing to me now how bad DOS really was in hindsight. We knew it then, but it seems so much worse to me now. Had to use 4dos just to get basic stuff like cli history and file name completion, ha!
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