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If it were there, you'd have to assume that Bob Zeidman would have found it. He's spent enough time looking. He therefore feels safe in offering $200,000 for it
by scholia 10y ago
If it were there, you'd have to assume that Bob Zeidman would have found it. He's spent enough time looking. He therefore feels safe in offering $200,000 for it, which makes the whole thing look like more of a publicity stunt....
- phire 10y agoIf he really wanted the truth, he would offer $100,000 to anyone who could prove the existence of the Kildall command in CP/M. Once we know what it is, we can easily prove if the command does or doesn't exist in MSDOS.