I think that nothing has happened in the world of computer innovations for more than 20 years. Everything that is new is simply doubled power of previous "generations". I am talking about completed projects, I do not consider neural networks as such, there is still a lot of work to do on them, and …

Windows 98 includes the utility edit.com. It’s a text editor that runs in the command line and is based on MS-DOS. It was included in many Windows versions up to Windows XP.

http://web1.0hosting.net/ - hosting which can be used under dos also @mail and admin panel too https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/board_entry.php?id=22015 some proofs has its own content management system (like Wix, but works under DOS) to work with CMS without hosting - you can use http://old.net. …

windows commander

It looks good! But in fact, except for HDD, floppy, CD, sound, network card still need.

Personally, I would like to be able to connect old computers via a COM port to more modern ones for Internet distribution

ux-3 wrote on 2024-09-27, 15:50: Turboblack wrote on 2024-09-27, 15:38: now for 20 dollars you can buy a game stick that is inserted into the TV, and you can play on two joysticks (included), ... ...and that is modern equipment. but what's important is that it runs old software. and old hardware …

stuff from 15-20 years ago is increasingly looking like "modern" stuff to many forum members. Realistically, the classic retro-game oriented "Retro-PC" phase ends with Ivy Bridge. Ivy Bridge marks the end of WinXP compatibility. If a game works past XP, it likely works on modern equipment. If it is …

I have an interesting question: how can we pass on our hobbies and interests to the future generation, or generations, and will they understand why and for what purpose we do this?

Wait.....we can leave? Down here we all float 🎈 sometimes people just die Wow, that's just harsh. But life can be difficult sometimes, death of the family members, illness, searching for new job, etc, etc. I once worked with a man, he was 70 years old, a fan of old web technologies, networks, web …

sometimes people just die

this is what I was looking for, thank you very much!

hi to all If anyone has a build lying around with a browser (preferably Internet Explorer 3 or 4) that understands HTML 3.2, please share it with me. Thank you