throwaway124219

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   by throwaway124219 2y ago

   I had a 486 SX2, and not DX2, so I feel your pain regarding math and games...
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   by throwaway124219 2y ago

   I went to high school at the time (in Europe) and could create decent looking websites. I could have made a decent income from making web sites for businesses, but the idea of finding someone to host it on proper servers (with domain names)
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   by throwaway124219 2y ago

   Impossible for CSS, but not for the pragmatists who used tables for layout <td valign="middle">
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   by throwaway124219 2y ago

   At that time, 486 was probably the minimum target they would expect it to run on. Pentiums had also started to become more affordable by 1997.
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   by throwaway124219 2y ago

   For me, XP is the one I prefer. It looks more "modern" than 98 but not as "glossy" as 7. It has the right balance of better looking buttons and radios, but doesn't go too far