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macOS in your browser

I would advice not to upload anything to them, just incase (not expected most will upload anything important) but you never know
 
This is immensely nostalgic ... and now I feel old. The only downside to this website is it seems they all load as slowly as they did back in the day.
 
There is also the "CD-ROMs" tab towards the bottom of the screen where you can select pre-available software to install on your virtual session. Quake is available and I installed it on the 1999 version (Mac OS 9.0).
 
socK said:
Somehow managed to format the system disk, crashed, and sad mac'd in about 30 seconds

A++ experience

edit: don't know what the hell I did but I can't replicate it
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Pretty realistic. That's how it often was back in the day.
 
Dan_D said:
Pretty realistic. That's how it often was back in the day.
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Yeah, my brother often would delete stuff in the system folder on the win 3.1 system my dad let us use, and for some reason it would fail to boot after. 🤷‍♂️
 
Impressive how much almost everything was already in place by 1984.

I was a bit in the dark of what was going on nice GUI wise in the DOS world during that era....
 
My HS computer lab (in 2004) had a 1984 System 1.0. We turned it on every other month to keep the electronics running. No idea if it still works or not. Would be wild if it did.
 
Shoganai said:
This is immensely nostalgic ... and now I feel old. The only downside to this website is it seems they all load as slowly as they did back in the day.
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You think you feel old, I remember entering programs on my IMSAI by flipping toggle switches, and my first RAM card was 2K bytes.
 
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