Damus
nothenry · 175w
Can it run nostr?
Steven Day · 175w
Wow this is before all that compute inflation.
atyh · 175w
Thats the hope for nostr. A reliable lightweight protocol, simple to build on. So that those of us who value long term, minimalist stability, can still run it, even if the mob has moved on to fat, bloated javascript interfaces with 7000 NIPS.
fiatjaf · 175w
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Edward Hollander · 175w
We almost forget how fast it was! 😅👌🏻
Mike Dilger ☑️ · 175w
I remember back in the late 90's at Sun Micro, some guy had a 1.44 MB floppy disk that booted up and ran a web server. Off of a 1.44 MB floppy! Programmers don't even try anymore. They've gotten lazy and spoilt.
Dom Pedro · 175w
Nostalgia... Kkk
Ralph Maxi · 175w
Kkkkk Saudades do bom e velho NT, o RAID sempre dava pau, e a sua tela azul (tela da morte), problemas de memória virtual (arquivos de paginação)! 😂⚡️💊👊🏻
iru@localhot $_ · 175w
Those specs are overkill for NT 3.1. “Minimum system requirements on x86 systems include a 25 MHz 80386 processor, at least 12 megabytes of memory, 75 megabytes of hard drive space, and a VGA graphics card.”
nostrich · 175w
Yeah, but it took all day to download one naked lady on that 14400 baud modem.....
𝙰𝚉𝙾𝚁 🥷 · 175w
That's a real relic. Great!!
nodesy · 175w
Similar to Linux
corndalorian · 175w
I have an old Windows 98 laptop (I don’t remember the specs right off) and I booted it up for fun a few weeks ago. I was shocked to find how fast applications loaded on it.
Shawn · 175w
Get your hands on a copy of “Windows NT Internals” at a used bookstore.
mccrmx · 175w
this is the way
nostrich · 175w
now try multiple tasks
hodlbod · 175w
My dad nostr:nprofile1qqsqntam3xuf8z3hd2zhtlsl25s232z5t7cwr9qurext8k7epd7pexqz02ksj was on the NT team. Best OS to date.
hazeycode · 174w
Pre-agile-oop-web
Josua Schmid · 174w
If it wouldn’t be for security, computer life would be better. “Feature-complete” sadly is not enough if you don’t have up-to-date TLS.
Josua Schmid · 174w
Oh look what we are doing to “websites” today.
Lucky Kite · 174w
Yeah, i never understood why so many simple apps found on phones, like a news feed, take hundreds of megabytes and ages to open.
Tico 🇨🇷 · 174w
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Zen 🏴‍☠️ · 174w
Windows Task Manager author explains why modern computers are slow. 🙃 https://youtu.be/Bwh6cVJHKSo
I Satoshi with you · 174w
No lag at all, no wheel of death 🤣🤣🤣
timeguy · 173w
It occurs toyself that most dual core, core 2 duo, core 2 quad and multicore core i series are probably based on something like pentium pro (with mmx) architecture. This would be fine on a two core and maybe even a four core. By the time eight cores (or more) becomes inherent, the additional instruc...
nostrich · 145w
Yes and I wrote that operating system and I am disgusted with Microsoft. They have managed to clog up one of the most beautiful core OS's invented.