Well, there’s a blast from the past.
My fellow poor souls stuck on XP might, might I say, be interested in this ‘ported piece of ancientware…
(…the marbles, they so nice an’ bouncey…)
My fellow poor souls stuck on XP might, might I say, be interested in this ‘ported piece of ancientware…
(…the marbles, they so nice an’ bouncey…)
now, if only they had the torgo ‘saver that worked with afterdark… :) *gets theme in head for the rest of the day*
Ah, but the Torgo screen saver is still out there, at least.
ah, bliss. :)
Good Lord. That is a blast from the past. I can always remember people loading up AfterDark on their old cruddy PC’s and it crashing whenever the screensaver was on for any more than 5 minutes. I was the smug bastard in the corner with my Mac. :-)
Wow. That’s a blast from the past.
So is your avatar! :-)
Heh. First PC I had. If it counted as a personal computer. :)
Whyever wouldn’t it? My first was the Sinclair, you damn skippy bet I count that. :)
Well, I did learn how to program BASIC from that, so I guess it launched my future career. :)
“Back in my days, video games couldn’t be *installed*! Why, we had to *program* our games, daggunit!”
The question is–do you still *have* it? I still got my Sinclair… :)
Sadly no… was sold before we got one of the first IBM 8088 PCs.
Still gots my Sinclair… and the Terak, which I used at college and is a few years older. :)
I can honestly say that I have never owned an Intel based computer.
It’s the reason I am so pissed at Apple now they have gone to the dark side and introduced Intel processors into their laptops. The only saving grace is that it doesn’t run Windows.
Oh, I have a Windows machine, but it’s not Intel-based. I only buy AMD chips.
Nit picking I know, but I prefer RISC over CISC. Always have – scalable architectures are much better.