Not exactly an edit...
From the Solitaire Mini Challenge challenge. See all 84 entries (closed)
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... in fact, not an edit at all. In fact this was an actual hand delt to me in solitare a while back... just thought i'd share it!
sorry for the really really really really poor quality of it...
sorry for the really really really really poor quality of it...
From the Solitaire Mini Challenge challenge. See all 84 entries (closed)
( , Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:42, archived)
solitare
hasn't changed since windows 3.11, all that's different is the backs of the cards in xp (and maybe 2k/Me)
*FACT*
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:44,
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*FACT*
actually, you can right-click to put any cards that can go up to the top up to the top which I'm pretty sure you can't in 3.1/3.11/95/98/Me... could be wrong though...
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:45,
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the whole game
hasn't had any major updates since 3.11
a lot like most of windows really.
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:50,
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a lot like most of windows really.
but unlike windows, it hasn't been changed because you can't change a classic can you??? of course, windows hasn't changed because they just can't be arsed to...
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:54,
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The 3.11 era was a golden age of computing.
At least, it is to me.
Probably because that's when I bought a PC. Oh, happy days of reading the MS-DOS manual (usually at bedtime) and re-writing autoexec.bat and config.sys for my friends... *sigh*
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:55,
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Probably because that's when I bought a PC. Oh, happy days of reading the MS-DOS manual (usually at bedtime) and re-writing autoexec.bat and config.sys for my friends... *sigh*
i properly started
around 95.
but had much fun in dos 6.22 on my 486 :-)
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 14:57,
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but had much fun in dos 6.22 on my 486 :-)
I miss DOS.
You could look really clever using it, even though you were doing something ridiculously simple.
Oh, how I'd pour quiet scorn on people with only MS-DOS 6.2 (or 5! Ha!) and Windows 3.1...
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:00,
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Oh, how I'd pour quiet scorn on people with only MS-DOS 6.2 (or 5! Ha!) and Windows 3.1...
the trick to look clever
not only in dos, but on any computer system, is to work very, very quickly
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:03,
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True, very true.
But nothing really beats typing non-words into a text prompt:
"What's that your typing? cd? Wossat? see, colon, slice, windows, slice..."
"How come when you type D I R it comes up in a table? I just get a big list that runs of the top of the screen..."
Total bafflement! Woo!
I'm pretty sure I'm doing a terrible disservice, here, to everyone who knows me.
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:07,
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"What's that your typing? cd? Wossat? see, colon, slice, windows, slice..."
"How come when you type D I R it comes up in a table? I just get a big list that runs of the top of the screen..."
Total bafflement! Woo!
I'm pretty sure I'm doing a terrible disservice, here, to everyone who knows me.
How do you do the DIR trick?
I always wondered...
but at the time I was using my ADB mouse to run a 'proper' operating system...
Where did Apple go wrong?
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:28,
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but at the time I was using my ADB mouse to run a 'proper' operating system...
Where did Apple go wrong?
Learn how to use a Unix shell
(get cygwin if you don't want to install a different OS on your computer). Using the command line always impresses people. Not the laydeez though, unfortunately.
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:07,
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I think GUIs have ruined me now.
I'm slightly terrified of command line interfaces now. :(
Mind you, my girlfriend's mum is a programmer, and I know me using Unix would impress her...
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:11,
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Mind you, my girlfriend's mum is a programmer, and I know me using Unix would impress her...
Unless you're really eager to
either marry your girlfriend (or her mum?) or to get a job as a Unix geek, that'd not be worth the effort, I guess.
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:18,
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Youngsters, eh?
I started in 1984 on a VIC 20 ... didn't have any software, so I had to write my own games.
/shows age
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:04,
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/shows age
hehe
i'm only 18, so tad before my time.
did do some bits and piced on an amstrad cpc464 though :-)
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Thu 15 Jan 2004, 15:06,
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did do some bits and piced on an amstrad cpc464 though :-)