Oh, for sure - Computers were just plain *FUN* back then !!! Now, they're
just a *^%in' job. We had two different ways of generating computer
'music' back then - One, was to turn to a really low band on one of those
new-fangled Japanese transistor radios and set it on top of the CPU. The
Not only was there discrepancies with the 'signed' zero, but IBM used to do
a core dump and bring production to a screeching halt because of a 'divide
by zero' error.
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I always found Travans to be more trouble than they're worth. I didn't
start out this way intentionally - But, I've been using all those old 2 3
GB drives leftover from days gone by as backups. Hard drives are so cheap
now, I'm thinking about putting one of those removable caddy's in one of my
Randy/Roberto,
Microsoft used to say that disks using the NTFS file system didn't get
fragmented - However, like most of Microsoft's statements it was wishful
thinking. Several after-market 'defrag' programs appeared to take care of
this for NT3.51 and NT4. With NT5 (Win2000), Microsoft
