I got rid of two of my three 486's because I got tired of useless crap taking up space. I kept the one 486 because it was my second computer. My first computer is long gone.
As for old machines, besides the 486, I still have Flibble (the pentium 90 mhz that was an IRC server for DLDtk) and my old K6-2 300mhz.
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I'll post a screenie of my W3.11 VM soon..
-Q
To me the 486 past is:
* When I could stay up all night running MEMMAKER installing and then uninstalling DriveSpace on 6.22, and then rerunning MEMMAKER.
* Tweaking DOS 6.22 all the different ways to get any performance gain out of it.
* Playing any random shareware game that I could fit on a floppy all night.
Essentially it all comes back down to the memory I detailed previously that "we all had time then". That's why I remember it and want to go back.
-Q
QBASIC 4.5
As for old machines, besides the 486, I still have Flibble (the pentium 90 mhz that was an IRC server for DLDtk) and my old K6-2 300mhz.
-Q
http://ftp.zimmy.co.uk/~a32212/Windows%203.x/WFW311_VM.7z
But I don't use them as much now, once I get a few things rigged up agian I'll be blasting away on my old games but thats all I have them for.
I still have your impossibly small Caviar, the Aptiva drive, a Conner 210, and those LOUD Quantums.
I do remember the old Fujitsu. We used to love those things for their silence. I also remember our passing off a SCSI one on John Petersen.
-Q