The Computer Chronicles - Windows 95 (1995)
195K views · Nov 15, 2012 · Education
Comments · 737
@boggo3848 · 4 years ago
Right-click dragging files off a floppy and making multiple shortcuts off them directly in the root of your C drive is just pure chaos energy.
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@ddogg14 · 7 years ago
<b>plays two seconds of 3d pinball</b> <br><br>"... okay now let's get out of this..."<br>me: :(
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@comasmusica7548 · 4 years ago
Windows 95 looks very promising indeed. Can't wait to get my hands on a copy.
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@JeremyPeeples · 12 years ago
32 MB - THE POWER USERS!
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@DarioVolaric · 12 years ago
Don't copy that floppy! Priceless!!!
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@DarqeDestroyer · 5 years ago
It's strange how the sound of a dialup modem once sounded high-tech and futuristic, but now sounds extremly retro.
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@kingtonghsp · 9 years ago
I love the way 80s and 90s video looks. I miss it :( It looks so much warmer and softer than todays ultra HD. Nostalgia...
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@Enigmatism415 · 8 years ago
His RAM recommendations are exactly 1000 times larger today, 23 years later. 4 possible but not recommended, 8 minimum, 16 for power users, and some may even want as much as 32.
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@andymate2006 · 4 years ago
Windows 95 was a HUGE upgrade at the time.
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@matoatlantis · 6 years ago
For me, taskbar is actually one hell of a feature even now. Side note: I'm using osx daily for ~10 years and I miss having proper taskbar there. <br><br>Maybe I'm old school, but taskbar at bottom, locked, don't combine any taskbar buttons. That's how it should be.
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@Bingocat · 10 years ago
Aww I wished they still made this show. I wasn't old enough to have watched most episodes, but I like going back through them to see what tech was like way back when and this show does a fantastic job at explaining tech
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@paulmorley1225 · 4 years ago
It took 300 People to develop software that fit on 13 floppy disks. That's incredible.
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