Something to play all those old DOS games on! Yay!
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sure, it might take a while, but you could do an endless loop of switching all your registers from all 0's to all 1's and back and forth...the processor would get very very (very) hot
What I have shown you is reality. What you remember, that is the illusion.
"Say, what does this button do?"
All the dishes rattle in the cupboards when the elephants arrive
"Say, what does this button do?"
All the dishes rattle in the cupboards when the elephants arrive
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Thought I'd share the new lappy I recently got...
Hoping to fill this sucker with the entire Space Quest series plus the MS FunPack I still have...Lucretius wrote:I found a Samsung NoteMaster 386S/25 Laptop (circa 1992) in a dumpster today. No OS, so I'm hoping to install Windows 3.1 on it. Just gotta find/buy a copy.
It's not too funny looking. Lithium-Ion battery plus a charger, external mouse (great), 9.5" LCD screen, Floppy Disk Drive, 640K RAM (with an unknow expansion), **gb HD, and a VERY unhelpful BIOS...plus the 'e' and 'm' keys are a little stiff...
-Luke


