I miss DOS.
You could look really clever using it, even though you were doing something ridiculously simple.
Oh, how I'd pour quiet scorn on people with only MS-DOS 6.2 (or 5! Ha!) and Windows 3.1...
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:00,
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Oh, how I'd pour quiet scorn on people with only MS-DOS 6.2 (or 5! Ha!) and Windows 3.1...
the trick to look clever
not only in dos, but on any computer system, is to work very, very quickly
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:03,
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True, very true.
But nothing really beats typing non-words into a text prompt:
"What's that your typing? cd? Wossat? see, colon, slice, windows, slice..."
"How come when you type D I R it comes up in a table? I just get a big list that runs of the top of the screen..."
Total bafflement! Woo!
I'm pretty sure I'm doing a terrible disservice, here, to everyone who knows me.
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:07,
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"What's that your typing? cd? Wossat? see, colon, slice, windows, slice..."
"How come when you type D I R it comes up in a table? I just get a big list that runs of the top of the screen..."
Total bafflement! Woo!
I'm pretty sure I'm doing a terrible disservice, here, to everyone who knows me.
How do you do the DIR trick?
I always wondered...
but at the time I was using my ADB mouse to run a 'proper' operating system...
Where did Apple go wrong?
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:28,
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but at the time I was using my ADB mouse to run a 'proper' operating system...
Where did Apple go wrong?
Learn how to use a Unix shell
(get cygwin if you don't want to install a different OS on your computer). Using the command line always impresses people. Not the laydeez though, unfortunately.
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