my to small power supply went kaboom.
and took my motherboard whit it (R.I.P sandy)
Oh Well Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.:sneaky:
i confiskated my mothers ancient laptop to survive till monday.
P.S
Yes i do name my computers.
sad day for my computer
sad day for my computer
NO LINKS IN SIGNATURE IT HAS BEEN REMOVED
sad day for my computer
whomeno;1274103 wrote: my to small power supply went kaboom.
and took my motherboard whit it (R.I.P sandy)
Oh Well Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.:sneaky:
i confiskated my mothers ancient laptop to survive till monday.
P.S
Yes i do name my computers.
At least you had your mothers laptop. What's his/her laptop name?
and took my motherboard whit it (R.I.P sandy)
Oh Well Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.:sneaky:
i confiskated my mothers ancient laptop to survive till monday.
P.S
Yes i do name my computers.
At least you had your mothers laptop. What's his/her laptop name?
sad day for my computer
havent named it yet but im going for "alien forum"
NO LINKS IN SIGNATURE IT HAS BEEN REMOVED
sad day for my computer
whomeno;1274249 wrote: havent named it yet but im going for "alien forum"
Behave yourself or Santa won't bring you any presents this year
Behave yourself or Santa won't bring you any presents this year
sad day for my computer
Is there anyone who doesn't name their computers? I thought it was universal practice. Though it's odd when the machine's gone through so many part-by-part upgrades, including the case, that the only thing remaining of the original is the network card. It's still obviously the same computer though.
Describe, in detail, the ancient laptop.
Describe, in detail, the ancient laptop.
Nullius in verba ... ☎||||||||||| ... To Fate I sue, of other means bereft, the only refuge for the wretched left.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious.
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious.
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
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fuzzywuzzy
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sad day for my computer
I don't name my PCs' .........Or do I ? does 'that ficken bloody thing " count as a name?
but now I'm thinking about it....I now christian my computer ...........Herbert.
No I don't know why.:-3 It just came to me.
but now I'm thinking about it....I now christian my computer ...........Herbert.
No I don't know why.:-3 It just came to me.
sad day for my computer
I haven't a name for mine. Any suggestions? :wah:
sad day for my computer
fuzzywuzzy;1274396 wrote: I don't name my PCs' .........Or do I ? does 'that ficken bloody thing " count as a name?
but now I'm thinking about it....I now christian my computer ...........Herbert.
No I don't know why.:-3 It just came to me.
The one I've maintained longest is a friend's, I've done all the upgrades to Wayne since it was a 386. I upgraded Wayne's memory to 4MB, I put in a second disk drive for backups, I upgraded the modem from v22bis to v32 around the same time as I took it from MS-DOS 3.3 to 6.22, then I jumped the motherboard and processor and hard drive to a Pentium 60 with Windows 3.11. It stayed Wayne through all those changes because, I think, Wayne's user files and directory structures stayed with it throughout. It's had a lot of changes since but it's all still there, various levels of Wayne all archived neatly into the backup space. A lot of the data would be hard to read because re-installing the programs that created them is next to impossible. Wayne no longer has a 5.25 inch double-density floppy drive, for example. It's a perfect reason not to use proprietary formats, there's data in the Smart database format for example.
Thinking about it, I've kept my dad's system upgraded with the same accumulating data directories for five years longer than Wayne, his first computer started out in 1982 and his earliest correspondence and spreadsheets and datafiles start out from then. What's worse, he's still using Smart and an Xtree clone in DOS windows alongside Firefox and whatever more recent programs he's using. I'm not sure whether he let go of WordPerfect 4.2, he occasionally makes me check it can still print to his long-carriage dot matrix printer. Which is still loaded with continuous stationery.
I'd better stop, I'm getting off-topic.
but now I'm thinking about it....I now christian my computer ...........Herbert.
No I don't know why.:-3 It just came to me.
The one I've maintained longest is a friend's, I've done all the upgrades to Wayne since it was a 386. I upgraded Wayne's memory to 4MB, I put in a second disk drive for backups, I upgraded the modem from v22bis to v32 around the same time as I took it from MS-DOS 3.3 to 6.22, then I jumped the motherboard and processor and hard drive to a Pentium 60 with Windows 3.11. It stayed Wayne through all those changes because, I think, Wayne's user files and directory structures stayed with it throughout. It's had a lot of changes since but it's all still there, various levels of Wayne all archived neatly into the backup space. A lot of the data would be hard to read because re-installing the programs that created them is next to impossible. Wayne no longer has a 5.25 inch double-density floppy drive, for example. It's a perfect reason not to use proprietary formats, there's data in the Smart database format for example.
Thinking about it, I've kept my dad's system upgraded with the same accumulating data directories for five years longer than Wayne, his first computer started out in 1982 and his earliest correspondence and spreadsheets and datafiles start out from then. What's worse, he's still using Smart and an Xtree clone in DOS windows alongside Firefox and whatever more recent programs he's using. I'm not sure whether he let go of WordPerfect 4.2, he occasionally makes me check it can still print to his long-carriage dot matrix printer. Which is still loaded with continuous stationery.
I'd better stop, I'm getting off-topic.
Nullius in verba ... ☎||||||||||| ... To Fate I sue, of other means bereft, the only refuge for the wretched left.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious.
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious.
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
sad day for my computer
spot;1274420 wrote:
Thinking about it, I've kept my dad's system upgraded with the same accumulating data directories for five years longer than Wayne, his first computer started out in 1982 and his earliest correspondence and spreadsheets and datafiles start out from then. What's worse, he's still using Smart and an Xtree clone in DOS windows alongside Firefox and whatever more recent programs he's using. I'm not sure whether he let go of WordPerfect 4.2, he occasionally makes me check it can still print to his long-carriage dot matrix printer. Which is still loaded with continuous stationery.
What more recent programs? I've not seen him run up Xtree in a while but yes, he still uses WP4.2 for his letters and you might have installed Firefox but he still uses the Mozilla that preceded it.
spot;1274420 wrote: I'd better stop, I'm getting off-topic.
Never stopped you in the past :wah:
Thinking about it, I've kept my dad's system upgraded with the same accumulating data directories for five years longer than Wayne, his first computer started out in 1982 and his earliest correspondence and spreadsheets and datafiles start out from then. What's worse, he's still using Smart and an Xtree clone in DOS windows alongside Firefox and whatever more recent programs he's using. I'm not sure whether he let go of WordPerfect 4.2, he occasionally makes me check it can still print to his long-carriage dot matrix printer. Which is still loaded with continuous stationery.
What more recent programs? I've not seen him run up Xtree in a while but yes, he still uses WP4.2 for his letters and you might have installed Firefox but he still uses the Mozilla that preceded it.
spot;1274420 wrote: I'd better stop, I'm getting off-topic.
Never stopped you in the past :wah:
sad day for my computer
Reminds me of Trigger's comment about his broom.
He reckons he has had the same one for many years, "I have had different handles and heads fitted.....but it's the same one I was issued all those years ago"
He reckons he has had the same one for many years, "I have had different handles and heads fitted.....but it's the same one I was issued all those years ago"
I thought I knew more than this until I opened my mouth
sad day for my computer
Jazzy;1274419 wrote: I haven't a name for mine. Any suggestions? :wah:
Fudgey!:wah:
Fudgey!:wah:
Life is just to short for drama.
sad day for my computer
spot;1274287 wrote: Is there anyone who doesn't name their computers? I thought it was universal practice. Though it's odd when the machine's gone through so many part-by-part upgrades, including the case, that the only thing remaining of the original is the network card. It's still obviously the same computer though.
Describe, in detail, the ancient laptop.
I love it when you get sentimental. We get to see the warm fuzzy side of you.
Describe, in detail, the ancient laptop.
I love it when you get sentimental. We get to see the warm fuzzy side of you.
I AM AWESOME MAN
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Kathy Ellen
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sad day for my computer
Both my desktop and laptop broke down. My desktop is finally fixed and my laptop will be fixed soon. Cost me about $500 to have them fixed:-1
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