As technology marches on, some people get trapped using decades-old software and devices. Here's a look inside the strange, stubborn world of obsolete Windows machines.
My oscilloscope still runs on windows 98. Back in it’s days, it cost about as much as a car, and it still works. No reason to throw this standalone machine out.
The places I’ve seen in my area from various jobs, including IT and network installation sometimes still ran on an OS that pre-dates fucking DOS for their machinery. 😳
My oscilloscope still runs on windows 98. Back in it’s days, it cost about as much as a car, and it still works. No reason to throw this standalone machine out.
I also recently had to work with a data logger that was from the era of windows 95. Luckily the software attached to it also supported windows 7.
Go into an average US factory and see how much still runs on 95-Vista
The places I’ve seen in my area from various jobs, including IT and network installation sometimes still ran on an OS that pre-dates fucking DOS for their machinery. 😳