Kind of a fun game

[ray1970]

Thought about this thread the other day at work as I was boxing up some old floppy discs, VHS tapes, and Polaroid pictures.

[hobowh]

And anyone remember the headlights dimmer switch being on the left floorboard below the parking brake pedal ?

Yup my 73 dart had the dimmer switch on the floor

[hobowh]

how about a winchester drive, mfm, rll, or being able to walk into kmart with a quarter and being able to buy enough 22 as a kid to shoot for a couple hours? Oh and the modern that went with the rotary phone that you set the handset in...
Tape drive for the vic20
Wang drives
When Novell was the network software of choice
Windows 3.11 for work groups
Monochrome monitors hooked to a var in your room as a tv

[Jamnanc]

Sure it was.

Lol. I think I peed.

[Delfuego]

When Novell was the network software of choice

I had to learn Novell for a CCNA. I don't believe I was ever lucky enough to use it.

How about ISDN? And what does it stand for?

[sellersm]

I used my Novell knowledge back in the day. We had a dBase application compiled with Clipper and our client had a Novell network. Found some bugs in both their code and ours.

How about DOS?

FoxBase anyone?


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[newracer]

[Delfuego]

FoxBase anyone?

Not sure, but I still run into FoxPro applications. Similar?

[sellersm]

Not sure, but I still run into FoxPro applications. Similar?

Yup. FoxBase was the precursor to FoxPro, and it also was for the Mac. It was basically a clone of dBase 2.

There?s also VisiCalc and Lotus 1-2-3!


I once created an entire application for Eastman Kodak using Lotus 1-2-3 running on a VAX via a DOS emulator feeding an Oracle DB!! Yeah, those were the days....???


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[sellersm]

And your point is?

One of the original uses for feeler/gap gauges!


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