twooclock

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by twooclock 5y ago
It would be nice if I got original software files were made with. Still looking for ChartViewer for dBase interface (?).
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by twooclock 5y ago
OMG again! Only now I checked your github and layout is absolutely perfect (by memory)! I'll definitely try hard to find that tape now!
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by twooclock 5y ago
If I remember right tape Title (BBoobb MMaarrlleeyy && TThhee WWaaiilleerrss ) was in larger font and bold and so was tape "side marker" (AA::). Let's say it was like Arial 24pt bold, and song titles were like 10p
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by twooclock 5y ago
OMG! You made it! Can't wait to try on my family tree! Can't thank you enough!!! Btw: you know what marley.cht was for, right? I printed it out, fold it and put inside casette tape plastic box.
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by twooclock 5y ago
Sorry it was OS/2 4.0 Warp. I stand corrected. I worked on it's translation. Was superb against win 3.1 at the time but users choose other way...
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by twooclock 5y ago
No worries! I have some c64 programs listings printed! We're not old, expirienced is the word I belive! :)
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by twooclock 5y ago
>Tried opening this with Corel Draw, Ventura Publisher or else ? No, but ChartViewer dBASE Interface seems promising since I was using dBase+Clipper at the time. I can remember what software I was using for it... :(
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by twooclock 5y ago
This one sound like it. Do you know what software, how to install? Goo already. Thank you.
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by twooclock 5y ago
It was either DOS or early Windows. Thats for sure. I'll try DisplayWriter4. It's extensions were .doc dough.
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by twooclock 5y ago
No. Is it from 1990? I remember more of like some charting or diagram software.
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by twooclock 5y ago
No luck. Contains some null chars and text. I'm guessing it was some sw to draw diagrams (boxes, lines and text). Unfortunately I can't remember even if it was dos or win. Was always sure that I'll google it out, now not so s
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by twooclock 5y ago
yes. It should be casette inline. I must have printed it out, cut and glue to an empty casette. Those were the days!
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by twooclock 5y ago
> I think you need to lock that disk in a box with a sprig of sage and seal it with wax. Sure since I have original black floppies with gold Netscape rudder! Will do. Unfortunately hex editor shows nothing.
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by twooclock 5y ago
Will try with dBase. Thank you.
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by twooclock 5y ago
Thank you. I know the contents but I'd like to open them and see the outline. They should both be somekind of images. You guessed right kaseta was probaby for a type recorder cassete inlay. Was doing some recording back then. Unfortuna
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by twooclock 5y ago
OP here. Both filetypes cht and img are "images", because I remember printing them out. Cht should be somekind of chart with boxes, lines and text. Img should be an image? It's way far back so I don't trust my memory.
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Help HN: Can't open childhood files
79 points by twooclock 5y ago|47 comments
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by twooclock 6y ago
I belive it uses guid (or a string that stores guid :-/) but it's fairly easy to change it to int. That's what I have in my boilerplate-kickstart template, anyway. Still I remember I was "surprised" too.
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by twooclock 6y ago
I got my C64 when I was 10. I was fascinated by music and games. Remember turbo tape? :-) Some years later when my father intruduced me to his first pc I was disapointed by lack of sound and graphics. And you couldn't even move your cu
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by twooclock 6y ago
Couple of years ago I fell into anaphylactic shock. As I was passing out I remember cozy warmth and divine calm. I made my peace and was feeling happy. I remember thinking that's it. Thank's god arenalin shot brought me back. Not
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by twooclock 6y ago
I used Hugo before, but you guessed it right - I was hoping for something ready made. Well I guess we'll have to do it ourselves... someday.
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by twooclock 6y ago
Congratulations for work well done and a good read too! I recently ripped some VHS tapes but still have to publish them. You mentioned static sites. What do you recommend? Are there any templates, sites etc. ? Thanks again!
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by twooclock 6y ago
True. One thing I remember is that it had shortcuts which were introduced only in win95. Unfortunately its UI was not very intuitive. Not to mention one had to pay for it when win 3.1 was widely available for free at your local pirate.
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by twooclock 6y ago
This brings back memories! I was part of TVT (translation and verification team) for os/2 in 1996. Still remember how developers were supplying fresh builds to install and verify. We were a bunch of people from all over the world tryin
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by twooclock 7y ago
Being an European this is totally incomrehensible to me. I'm not sure if America is going the UK route of handling the virus, but they'll be in lockdown soon and this kind of measures surely can't help. Seems this virus will
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by twooclock 7y ago
I made just this for my pet project https://rankfirst.me/ipban.html I'm using ipban and ipgeo.
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by twooclock 7y ago
Sure we have this drinking excuse as well! (Mind that even our anthem is basicly a toast) But Christmas went more into comsumerism with crowded shopping malls, excessive buying etc. We stil have some people celebrating santa and others dede
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by twooclock 7y ago
Correct artice and being from ex communist country even after more than 25 years I certainly have issues celebrating christmas. "They were able to celebrate Christmas, but they had never done it before." most resonates with me. M
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by twooclock 7y ago
Contabo VM with win server 2016 data center (includes sql sever 2016) costs me 16€/month.
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by twooclock 7y ago
Not opensource but works good: https://www.cloudberrylab.com/remote-assistant.aspx

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