XP started drivers and services in parallel. 2000 started them serially. That was the difference in startup speed.
NN were already a casual topic in my high school computer science class more than 20 years ago. I've always assumed they were already fairly common by that point. (~2000)
The keystroke issue is such a big thing. It's not just a matter of remapping either. Like Control+C in the terminal is Control+C in the terminal, but Command+C is Control+C sometimes and Control+Shift+C other times.
Frontpage Express was an IE activeX control with contentEditable set to true. There was plenty of functionality around building <table> or whatever but comparing it to TinyMCE is absolutely right. Just 6 years before…
You often need the chemical properties of sugar to maintain texture. It’s not just a question of flavor or sweetness.
In 7th grade, my class had Boeing surplus computers at each student's desk. Most were 386SX with 4MB. I remember getting a chance to harvest parts from a broken machine and mine went up to 8MB. That was enough to…
I'd get into BBQ. Buy a pickup, a tow-behind smoker, park on the side of the road and sell meats to people for lunch. Gets me envious of myself just thinking about it.
How's the battery holding on with your Round? I abandoned mine three years ago because of a combination of poor capacity and an unreliable charger but I miss it constantly.
XP started drivers and services in parallel. 2000 started them serially. That was the difference in startup speed.
NN were already a casual topic in my high school computer science class more than 20 years ago. I've always assumed they were already fairly common by that point. (~2000)
The keystroke issue is such a big thing. It's not just a matter of remapping either. Like Control+C in the terminal is Control+C in the terminal, but Command+C is Control+C sometimes and Control+Shift+C other times.
Frontpage Express was an IE activeX control with contentEditable set to true. There was plenty of functionality around building <table> or whatever but comparing it to TinyMCE is absolutely right. Just 6 years before…
You often need the chemical properties of sugar to maintain texture. It’s not just a question of flavor or sweetness.
In 7th grade, my class had Boeing surplus computers at each student's desk. Most were 386SX with 4MB. I remember getting a chance to harvest parts from a broken machine and mine went up to 8MB. That was enough to…
I'd get into BBQ. Buy a pickup, a tow-behind smoker, park on the side of the road and sell meats to people for lunch. Gets me envious of myself just thinking about it.
How's the battery holding on with your Round? I abandoned mine three years ago because of a combination of poor capacity and an unreliable charger but I miss it constantly.