Take a stroll back through time with The 1352 Report crew to hear about:
- Sound blaster cards
- HIMEM.sys
- Floppy disks
- Accessing your Notes network via a modem
- The 3D Lotus Notes Workspace
- Quickr on Portal, Tivoli and Websphere
- GIF license fees
- Intel Above Boards
- Sametime 3D and Gamer Kids
- and much more
Episode 10 – From pop-tops to config.sys to your big floppy disk
What no Hauppaugeboards? What about those massive CORE drives for OS/2?
yes, OS|2 was a clear oversight.
Trivia[l] question, when did that operating system’s logo change from “OS|2″ to “OS/2″ ? and if you say it never was one or the other, think again !
Great show… guys and girl…
The IP address in server open database to create a connection documents worked on R5.
Liked the geek talk about PC and the first PC. I had (my fathers) Atari 800XL for basic programming. First modem was 2k4 (2400Boud).
Thanks….
This was a fun episode to listen to (OK, they *all* are). Given how many of you got started on Commodore 64′s, I was surprised that no one brought up two things that always come to mind when I think back to that era: Using a whole punch to make my own double-sided 5 1/4″ disks, and single-drive disk-to-disk copying programs(allowing you to make a copy of a disk with just one disk drive… all in a matter of (many, many, many) minutes.