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Haha. My first ever non-antique laptop was a Toshiba Satellite Pro circa 2000. Bought it from some dodgy central Eurasian fellows out of the back of a car. One
by contingencies 6y ago
Haha. My first ever non-antique laptop was a Toshiba Satellite Pro circa 2000. Bought it from some dodgy central Eurasian fellows out of the back of a car. One of said fellows is apparently now running some major blockchain thought leader scammery. People don't change their colours.
Prior to that I acquired this guy donated through the local 2600 chapter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Epson-l3s-and-psu.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Epson-l3s-and-psu.jpg and submitted an nmap fingerprint for its DOS-based, parallel-port driven TCP/IP stack! Good times.
- canada_dry 6y ago> Bought it from some dodgy central Eurasian fellows out of the back of a car... people don't change their colours. And... what dodgy things are you currently involved in?? I'm guessing you never paid for your RAR license either. /s
- katbyte 6y agoabout 10 years ago i finally did after using a random key for years
- contingencies 6y agoOne of the oddities of China where I've been for ~20 years is that rar is still super popular. Never figured that one out. I guess the warez OS images bundled it years ago and it became a thing for 1.4 billion people. How's that for a marketing channel?