> >From: Henrik Roseno <hero@isa.dknet.dk>
> >Date: Fri, 27 Feb 1998 01:13:14 +0000
>
> >2 . A had to buy 16MB ram, SIMM 30 pin modules, costing 100$.
>
> Memory's cheap. Why so much in Denmark?
Ordinary modern memory modules costs 50$ for 16 MB, but 30-pin SIMM
modules aren't used anymore. Actually, if I had bought them new I
would have paid the double!!
> >It's nostalgic to say farewell to Yarn and I even get a little
> >sentimental, but cheer up! There is a life after Yarn!
>
> I'm glad you're pleased with your new setup, and enjoy Windows 3.1. I guess you
> haven't yet experienced your first General Protection Fault. (Windows 3.1 is
> still DOS, you know, but with a prettier interface. Even Windows 95 and NT
> preserved a significant amount of DOS code.)
Yes, I experienced several General Protection Faults before upgrading
from 4 MB to 16 MB, just as web-browsing was 9 times slower, and yes,
I have never liked Windows or any other Microsoft product.
> But, you could have had the best of both worlds. Why not just telnet into your
> shell account during a PPP session? You're not going to read your mail while
> surfing the 'Net, anyway. But you could with DOS in another Window.
I don't get the point here?!
Venlig hilsen (Best regards)
Henrik
| Henrik Roseno, MSc. | Markmandsgade 14, 1.th. | e-mail: hero@isa.dknet.dk
| Tel: (+45) 3295 0558 | 2300 Copenhagen S. | PS: It can take a few days,
| FAX: on request | DENMARK | before I read my e-mail
In "Right Use of Will" by Ceanne DeRohan, God says: "I am much more
complex than almost anyone on Earth has yet realized."