Young People Try Windows 98

I remember. how did we even send dumps back then maybe an email i guess its an attachment i have a rage 2 agp gpu yes this is a rage 2c the rage series is very strange to me because like them they changed the scheme of names many times, this came out before the first geforce before the first radion at least okay what's next? real time hardware monitor oh yes we can monitor our system, that's the unchecked task manager alt delete oh that's not like that, I don't see anything I really had to do back then, no problem. didn't cause a big problem with difficult device manager performance, yeah now this UI tweak I never saw in the past so maybe there's something here, there's no resource meter that seems to be there, I got it right, I mean, it's not a great performance monitor. but it's there who is monitoring our system right here on a monitor, okay, come on, this is the very early version of our modern task manager, so in our file system we can see the amount of data that is read or They write to the memory manager how much memory is allocated. and we can see that that made the CPU work a little bit to show that oh yeah you can connect to another computer to log information from that computer, yeah this is actually quite useful, it's rarely used because you weren't doing a lot of tasks multiple because Windows 98 was unstable, what's all this?

I only play real games. There you have it, you have to click somewhere right games, okay, sip two, I'm with him, wait, an illegal operation. We're keeping Dennis here, we're going to play Siv, yeah, we're really living the retro life here. Gdi resources, I don't know what. a gdi is, I know you need a deeper background, but we face if I could just get to the taskbar, it's a barrier that stops me. I've probably clicked like a hundred times on a frozen screen and I know that clicking on a frozen screen only makes it worse, so let's assume game.exe runs.

Oh, I love commanding Cocker. This will probably be the MS-DOS version, although yes, it is a DOS window. DOS games have no concept of drivers or in fact the problem is that the drivers are with the game developer so in order for any kind of thing to work we need to configure it first. This setup actually has a pretty good sound card selection, sometimes they can be auto detected but many the time you had to choose now none of these say crystal but the crystal card is compatible with Sound Blaster Pro or Pro 2 .So I'm going to go ahead and go into that now we can run the game and we'll actually get audio.

Uh oh, we're in the command and conquer game. I've heard of that game, but I've never played it. oh my gosh yeah, sorry for your loss, I haven't read all those great banana cockers, I don't know. What am I doing? Am I the ship? What's going on? Okay, wait, wait, what's going on here? I don't really need the barracks, but if I build it there, it's rts. I guess something is exploding. I don't know if it's me. or if it's something else I should probably wait for the humvees to lay in wait there's more

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wait who are those oh those are my guys okay come on team I don't want any damage I say oh I've got a little damage on my humvee no I didn't like it whoa that moves what's that oh they really throw you in here with no explanations the intelligence is still coming so we can't tell you much everything is like a pixelated blur yeah. this is like 320 times 200. old westwood ea made an ea and killed them oh this looks fun ok im super down on the single player game here we go guys i loved this kind of 3d fly everything, video games, terminal velocity is a pretty good one, I wanted to play Quake, so I'm a little disappointed, this is a little wild, you know, because I couldn't afford to play 3D games when they were in their early stages like this, compared to the games i had to play this is amazing it reminds me of this game i played in school maxed out called i think it was like spect vector vector it was called vector it was incredibly awesome wireframe tanks oh it's running too fast a Unless this is supposed to be this fast in the link battle cycle, many of these early games actually had their physics tied to the CPU clock speed, so there were some games I played on our old machine running Windows 3.1 and then trying to play again once updated it just couldn't play anymore because it was running too fast and I was told this is actually one of those games yeah it's like speeding up and slowing down depending on what's on the screen oh rocket now i have rockets oh alt it's rockets Okay cool rocket launchers boom yeah get hooked this is actually fun it's way better than that other game.

I wish this HUD didn't take up like 60 of the screen. You can see how the textures warp. Wow. The pretty messy scale stuff looks very far away from you on the minimap and then turns out to be very close. The terrain is a bit unpleasant. This is from those days when 3D was still something new and how exactly? Rendering textures relative to the camera at one time wasn't an entirely difficult and fast thing to do, but doing it properly like we do now costs a lot in terms of computational power, oh my god, except I don't know where. the walls just appear right in front of you and then you die.

This is an interesting experience and that fog that forms in them is also quite interesting, it's like a wavering, whereas normally you would get a banding effect, instead it's hard to measure. If you can really step over something, oh and I'm dead, okay, if you roll over, you die, what's that? That's not fair, that wasn't bad, not bad to be the first to run, man, I would have played the shit out of this, I want to play. Internet games did I get the Internet to work? Wait holy shit it works fine this is the website we played on in grade school it was called oh still no way wow this hasn't changed one bit they even added games dude this this. game this is what we play quicksand hell oh my god oh man it's so slow why is this computer so sh ah wow okay scream andicon arcade this was a big part of my childhood a lot of these things are pretty similar to how they are today in day Honestly, it may look different, but I don't think it's gotten that far in terms of wow.

I have to click 17 different times to change my refresh rate, and that's still the case in Windows 11. Like, we should all be running Windows. 98 instead of 10. I'm already Windows 98 Pro Freshbooks. I'm going to go ahead and guess that you're not an accountant and if you are, that's okay, we still love you, but that's why you'll love this. Software for non-accountants is designed for freelancers and small business owners who don't have time to waste on invoicing, accounting, and payment processing. In fact, Freshbooks users can save up to 11 hours a week by streamlining and automating annoying administrative tasks like time tracking.

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