leah's tiny pc retirement home on Nostr: remember back in the days of DOS, when it was just accepted that some folk would ...
remember back in the days of DOS, when it was just accepted that some folk would still be using DOS 3.30 because they didn't have any compelling need to upgrade? or back when the general consensus was that if you were using Win95 OSR2 or Win98SE, Windows ME was, at best, not worth the bother?
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