> I can honestly say without any exaggeration that this screenshot shows what is, by far, the most amazing thing ever done with a computer in history. If you lo

> I can honestly say without any exaggeration that this screenshot shows what is, by far, the most amazing thing ever done with a computer in history. If you look carefully, you will see that this is a Windows XP SP2 machine on which I am using Sun's Java Runtime Environment 5.0 to run the TINY client bytecode and connect over the network through a Linksys WRTP54 router back to a virtual machine running on the same XP computer using Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 to boot up MS-DOS 6.22 to load the TINY host and execute an old EGA version of Tetris that was compiled with TASM 2.0. Through this arrangement I am able to achieve performance comparable to a 16Mhz IBM PC-AT using my 2.8Ghz Intel Core2. Wow. If you are not impressed, then you probably do not fully understand what is going on here. Why is this so impressive?