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This is a myth that cannot be proven or disproven. Nobody was ever able to keep Windows 95/98 up for that long. Jokes aside, around 2001 I was asked to do some
by lmilcin 7y ago
This is a myth that cannot be proven or disproven. Nobody was ever able to keep Windows 95/98 up for that long.
Jokes aside, around 2001 I was asked to do some maintenance on a machine running Windows 3.11 that was running an app to control all access within the building. When I asked about potential upgrade the guys balked at me saying the machine has couple of years of uptime and they are not very keen to have to restart it on a schedule due to windows 95/98 bugs.
- me_me_me 7y agoThat's the reason we still have COBOL and similar systems working. For exact this reason. They are working and doing what they meant to be doing.